I love your newer focus of microbrands Peter! You’re constantly introducing me to watches that don’t make me feel like I’d have to hurt my family to afford. Only problem is being introduced to too many of them! Gorgeous photography and outstanding writing too. Yours is truly one of the best channels out there and I know the watch community will eventually figure that out!
Touché guys. If the microbrands can do it, that just goes to show how much more the watch community is paying, for less or just for the 'Swiss made' labels, which are 60% or more made in China. The recent rise of microbrands have given the big boys a run for their money. Anyone worth their salt as a watch enthusiast or watching Peter's vids will know better. Great watches don't have to come with even Greater price tags.
The Shellback is perhaps one of the most beautiful divers ive ever seen. Nearly every design choice is one that i agree with, especially those bracelet links that give the watch some of the fun, alternating lightplay of the integrated bracelet watches. Also amazing date implementation.
Tusenö is steadily putting out amazing watches, with great values, and this V2 is a huge upgrade from an already excellent model. Nice work as always buddy 🥂
Probably one of the best date complication integrations a dial has ever seen! The curved “Shellback” read through the port hole on the hour hand is still top notch!
I like how it “oozes Explore II vibes”, while still having its own design language. They hit that balance perfectly. If they did a version with a SW330 in it, it would be a true Explorer II-killer. As it is, it leaves very little to desire in the Exp II, unless one is really drawn to the Rolex name. I love that they’ve hardened it, too. I’d take that over easily-scratched 904L (sorry, “Oystersteel” lol) any day. Great review, Peter. Thanks for putting this one back on my radar.
The new version of the Tusceno is a winner in all catahories... style, movement and lume. It is also priced to go particularly at the pre-order price. Terrific video, Peter! I am also glad you clarified the watch coming with a half link.
Ordered the white this morning with the free tropic strap and optional half link! Love the brushed bezel and date window. Absolute polar vibes but with it's own unique character (imo). The SW200 is excellent. Loved the grainy feel and accuracy in my now sold Oris. The value here is very very good. I own some fancy pieces, but I am very much looking forward to summer adventures with this guy. A great offering regardless of price.
I'm loving the blue version. I'm impressed by the correction, but more information on how to complete an order to include them would be good. This brand is definitely on my radar. Thank you 😊
Nice and simple designs. Love that they decided to go with the SW200 movement 😊👍🏻 I must say that the date integration is one of the best I’ve seen thus far. Furthermore, I love changing straps on my watch and the seamless quick release on the bracelet is a nice bonus. Thanks for sharing Peter!
Thank you Pete for another excellent review. I have you to blame for loving Tuseno and for owning 3 of their watches: the original Shellback in blue, Windseeker in orange, and Windseeker in blue. These watches pack tremendous specs, the quality is outstanding, fit & finish is excellent, and value for money is exceptional. The Shellback V2 promises to be even better thanks to the improvements you noted. I'm in love with the white dial version 😍 At a launching price of $599 may be hard to resist ... Thank you my friend for sharing. Be well.
Great review, new brand on me but seriously good looking pieces! I'd just spotted the half link on their site, came to post just as you cut in yourself with the info :)
The Version 2 comes with the female endlinks, which only improves the wearability for people with smaller wrists 👍 this is a winner in so many aspects and if your pocket (or watch box / winder) allows it, it's an excellent time piece to pull the trigger. Thanks Peter, for another great reveiw 👍😊
Peter, I love your reviews. You're a great videographer. It's very cool how you show the lume segments - no lume, then bang! Here's the lume! I'll see if I can find the $ to buy this watch, after all the date for pre-orders is my birthday. 😊
I also have this experience with on-the-fly micro-adjustment, though on a different watch. The range of the micro-adjust is not wide enough to compensate for a whole link in the bracelet. This must be a common problem too in standard hole-type micro-adjust.
@KMV007 the heritage look of aluminium is nice, up until that first scratch comes in, and then it's all tears. 😭 Adrian Barker knows only too well with his scratched Rolex Kermit. I suspect it is why he prefers the Explorer. I have a Tudor black Bay 41 ETA, and I baby it because of the aluminium bezel. I'll probably end up selling it for something more rugged.
Peter, did you find the bracelet finishing good quality. I have seen a few reviews that said the edges were a little sharp, to the extent they may catch on clothing or other materials. It's the one thing holding me back form buying. i'm hoping it's something that was snagged in the earlier models and upgraded or changed if true.
Honestly Philip nothing that comes to mind. I wore the watch to so many places throughout the week and in many different situations and had zero issues with the bracelet..cheers
While polar explorer vibes, still seem to offer a very clean, tidy (yet distinctive) design that appeals to me. Especially the sandwich markings, which other than a panarei I hardly ever see. Thanks.
The design of this is great even the original is lovely. Decent price and not a disposable japanese movement ! My only request would be a display caseback and a decorated movement to see, im sure people would pay more for a premium version, I would !
Nice videos.....I'm just trying to decide between the Tuseno Shellback, Direnzo Eclipse and the Nordic Marine Instruments Ostersoen....all of them with white dial. Since you reviewed them, which one do you think has better design and specs? Which one feels better quality? Thanks for the help.
Thats a very good question Daniel.. The Direnzo and Tuseno are better finished than the NMI. The NMI wears the best out of the three My personal fav is the Tuseno.. I suppose it all comes down to personal choice at the end of the day...👍
I bought the first version after your video, really nice piece & still in my collection. I'm curious as to why they removed the lume pip? I liked the design detail with the polished circular frame around the pip too, I liked the vintage touch and it was easily visible at night. White dial on this pops and nice to see the Sellita 🔥
Originally when I reviewed v1, I didn't like the Lume pip, however it grew on me over time. That said, the intensity of the triangle in this v2 version is very impressive.. so no real loss in performance, just aesthetics. 👍
At first glance I though yet another generic dive watch from a microbrand. But there are enough differences to say it has its own flavour and flair. And nicely designed, especially the funky hour hand and sandwich style dial. And the SW200 is a mighty little machine. Defo the white for me. The blue is way more generic. The white feels fresh and I like the steel bezel
Both good watches...you really cant go wrong with either. It comes down to personal choice bro..The Tuseno will probably wear a little taller than the Wise..bear that in mind .
I like the look of this and would have been tempted to order. BUT, a very vague 'Summer 2024' delivery window, and £150/$150 cancellation fee is putting me off.
Hey Peter, would you recommend this watch for an 8 inch wrist? Normally i can´t go lower than 41mm width, but these look quite large on your 18cm wrist...
Checked out this video. I'm a big fan of good, quality Micro brand watches and have bought at least 25 in the past 5 years. Most are gone from my collection, sorry to say. But this Tuseno is driving me crazy. How? I've been looking at it for days now. I can't get over the design, specs., and price. I get lots of emails about watches for sale. Everything from Rolex, Omega, and everything else. I just went through at least 10 emails of great watches. Each email listed about 15 watches. Most are Rolex and Omega. But when looking at these watches I didn't see anything more interesting than this Tuseno. There is no way I should be buying this watch with my bloated watch collection. But I will be there on Dec. 14 at 8 Am MT (US) to get this one!!
It's interesting, both the white and the blue dials have some real strengths. The white one is probably less conventional so it is understandable why it has a stronger appeal
Will the black version also reappear? Largely due to the fact that it is a dive watch, I didn't go for it last time. It is still a dive watch, but it is still a very likeable one! With the added improvements, the package as a whole is even more attractive (hopefully they do include the half links in that). I notice that the lumed triangle on the stainless steel bezel is narrower, as well as overall a cleaner bezel. I would have loved to see that for the blue version too. The bezels is usually where a dive watch distances itself from me. They're just too present and too toolish (and I can't imagine using them anyway), so cleaner and with more modest markings is better generally, for me. I'd still be really interested in seeing Tusenö doing a dressier version of this Shellback. I think that could be such an interesting watch. It would also be great to see perhaps another colour done in the blue dial finish, e.g. a deep murky green. But I get that dress is not where the crowd is at and it speaks volumes that this watch is so hard to forget even though it is out of my usual remit. The Windseeker also exerted a pull on me, but something held me back. It's one that I keep revisiting. I want Tusenö to do well, because I can easily imagine them providing something I just can't say no to, but I'm still not sure if I will go for one of the existing ones.
@@PeterKotsaspotted this on their website: "Want more adjustment? Add half-links to your cart during the pre-order.", so it doesn't sound that there will be half links included.
Great review Peter. Just want to add my 2 cents. When I saw the white one I felt like 'Ah I whish they made the bezel a White Ceramic Glossy one as well. that would really stand out!' . But it's just me. Otherwise perfectly scaled design elements and a very positively restrained watch. love it. What do you think?
Thats something I didn't consider, yes that would be nice. It would probably wear much larger on the wrist due to its visual appearance though..who knows. Good call..👍
It would be great if they could slim this down to under 12mm and with a flat sapphire crystal (like what the Windseeker has). That's the only thing I'd change.
I've been following this brand since your last review of their v1 shellback. I was really hoping they release a smaller version of a 39 or 38mm. I really want a black no date smaller shellback. Guess I'll have to wait for next year again. I hope they send you lots of cookies for this review 😂
Potentially yes..but that said, I think its on the limit of comfort at this size...another mm or two could have benefited (as long as the watch head remains stable on the top)..👍
Out of the two, I still like the black better.More versatile and great pop and contrast on that dial. That said, I am leaning towards this white dial this time as its very fresh on the eyes 👍
@@PeterKotsa This is the second watch I am going to buy thanks to you (next to a Ball fireman entreprise). Really appreciate the quality you offer on this channel .
I like the is design it’s different everything seems to look the same or is a homage. I would consider buying this piece just gotta do some more research on the company. I’m really loving dat lume, awesome review Peter thank you.
Why do they removed the lume pip on the bezel insert?? For me is a downgrade. Leaving that as just a plain triangle breaks with the rest of the design and its kind of plain...
Personally I didn’t like it on the original v1. After several months it grew on me though Now with this version that triangle (albeit a little naked) is so much brighter as far as lume goes 👍 Six of one, half a dozen of the other
Hi Peter. Very pretty watch! Well placed price for a micro-brand equipped with a Sellita movement. Diameter a little contained for serious wrists, but in today's fashion. Really interesting.👍
Probably one of the best design integrations of a date window. There was nothing wrong with the Ronda movement of version 1. There is one thing I'm not particularly keen on, it's the way they designed the hour hand. I get it, the aperture is supposed to go over the Shellback writing, but the hour hand itself ends up being kind of ugly, as it reminds me of a crow's beak.
I love this watch, but 600 for a microbrand is too expensive, I mean the tech part is great but it has not the heritage. around 399 should be perfect (for me)
These watches are assembled in Switzerland, using a Sellita movement which is also 100% Swiss made. If you want a 400 dollar watch, get a Zelos that is made in China.
@@KMV007 hi, I really don t agree with u. Alpina is a swiss brand and u can find it under 600 D, same for some tissot, certina, festina victorinox, swatch, jdm, hamilton etcetc. pls try not to be rude, I was not rude with u.
@@dendricalabro5058 None of the brands you mentioned is even close to offering the quality of this watch. For example Hamilton Khaki Scuba is 1000 dollars and has an aluminium bezel, poor bracelet, poor case design and horrible lume.
@@dendricalabro5058 agreed being Swiss made is not the end all be all, however, if you look at some of the examples you listed, Hamilton, Certina, Tissot.....any of those in their respective true dive watch (200M) models with automatic movements, are well over $600. A Seiko 5 that's not a real dive watch (100M) is $350. I haven't had a chance to see a Tuseno in real life, but the online reviews of the quality and craftsmanship have all been very well, so it might very well justify the price. True, it doesn't have brand recognition, but based on the quality (from the reviews), the Swiss manufacturing, automatic movement, and true 200M dive watch, this might actually be a bargain.
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I love your newer focus of microbrands Peter! You’re constantly introducing me to watches that don’t make me feel like I’d have to hurt my family to afford. Only problem is being introduced to too many of them! Gorgeous photography and outstanding writing too. Yours is truly one of the best channels out there and I know the watch community will eventually figure that out!
Thanks for the encouraging words 🙏
Touché guys. If the microbrands can do it, that just goes to show how much more the watch community is paying, for less or just for the 'Swiss made' labels, which are 60% or more made in China.
The recent rise of microbrands have given the big boys a run for their money. Anyone worth their salt as a watch enthusiast or watching Peter's vids will know better.
Great watches don't have to come with even Greater price tags.
well said..@@andromedagodit2492
The Shellback is perhaps one of the most beautiful divers ive ever seen. Nearly every design choice is one that i agree with, especially those bracelet links that give the watch some of the fun, alternating lightplay of the integrated bracelet watches. Also amazing date implementation.
Just ordered the white. Beautiful, with free extra strap. I chose red. Will look awesome.
I should point out: Just bought the white on your recommendation. Thank you for your excellent review!
Great choice...my favourite 💪
Excellent! That white dial ... wow!
Sweet watch, great video Peter....
Cheers Michael, thanks for watching
Tusenö is steadily putting out amazing watches, with great values, and this V2 is a huge upgrade from an already excellent model. Nice work as always buddy 🥂
Thanks Jonathan, happy new year my friend
Probably one of the best date complication integrations a dial has ever seen! The curved “Shellback” read through the port hole on the hour hand is still top notch!
I like how it “oozes Explore II vibes”, while still having its own design language. They hit that balance perfectly. If they did a version with a SW330 in it, it would be a true Explorer II-killer. As it is, it leaves very little to desire in the Exp II, unless one is really drawn to the Rolex name. I love that they’ve hardened it, too. I’d take that over easily-scratched 904L (sorry, “Oystersteel” lol) any day. Great review, Peter. Thanks for putting this one back on my radar.
Quick side not, that hardness is only on the clasp, not the rest of the watch or bracelet.
I should have clarified that bro 👍
The new version of the Tusceno is a winner in all catahories... style, movement and lume. It is also priced to go particularly at the pre-order price. Terrific video, Peter! I am also glad you clarified the watch coming with a half link.
Ordered the white this morning with the free tropic strap and optional half link! Love the brushed bezel and date window. Absolute polar vibes but with it's own unique character (imo). The SW200 is excellent. Loved the grainy feel and accuracy in my now sold Oris. The value here is very very good. I own some fancy pieces, but I am very much looking forward to summer adventures with this guy. A great offering regardless of price.
Enjoy the watch when it arrives..👍
That Xtra strap is not free they are adding the cost of the strap to the price and upping it too
Sold me on this one, Peter. Just ordered the blue. Looks incredible!
Bravo..Enjoy it..superb colour 🔥
White dial for me looks so much like my grail explorer II 🇬🇧 Keep up the good work Peter 👏
Thanks, will do! 🇦🇺👍
Love that sandwich dial and impressive lume.
I believe (not sure atm) that they sell half links for this bracelet... But they still them separately I think
Peter, great video as usual. Love the oceanside photos. More of that please. Counting the minutes to get my hands on the white one.
Microbrands are the best! Tusenö is exceptional as well. I just ordered the white V2 a week ago. Hoping this run doesnt take too long to ship out 🤞
Great stuff..you chose my favourite colour in this model 💪
enjoy it
I'm loving the blue version. I'm impressed by the correction, but more information on how to complete an order to include them would be good. This brand is definitely on my radar. Thank you 😊
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I love a white dial and this is possibly the most simplest watch I've seen. I want it.
Great review as always Peter 👍
And what a great watch brand, high standard as always with Tusenö🤗
Nice and simple designs. Love that they decided to go with the SW200 movement 😊👍🏻
I must say that the date integration is one of the best I’ve seen thus far. Furthermore, I love changing straps on my watch and the seamless quick release on the bracelet is a nice bonus.
Thanks for sharing Peter!
Great looking diver. Well priced also. Love that orange one on the orange strap!
Thank you Pete for another excellent review. I have you to blame for loving Tuseno and for owning 3 of their watches: the original Shellback in blue, Windseeker in orange, and Windseeker in blue.
These watches pack tremendous specs, the quality is outstanding, fit & finish is excellent, and value for money is exceptional.
The Shellback V2 promises to be even better thanks to the improvements you noted. I'm in love with the white dial version 😍 At a launching price of $599 may be hard to resist ... Thank you my friend for sharing. Be well.
I agree Rafa, great value and quality bro...thats for sure. 👍
@@PeterKotsa👍🙌
I’m looking. Thanks Pete
The enamel black is definitely something id consider. I love it.
Great looking watch. Looks like a great alternative to a Dietrich diver.
Fantastic review. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Great review, new brand on me but seriously good looking pieces! I'd just spotted the half link on their site, came to post just as you cut in yourself with the info :)
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The Version 2 comes with the female endlinks, which only improves the wearability for people with smaller wrists 👍 this is a winner in so many aspects and if your pocket (or watch box / winder) allows it, it's an excellent time piece to pull the trigger. Thanks Peter, for another great reveiw 👍😊
The V1 also had female endlinks. Just the prototype back then didn’t
@@rutgerv.6050 Thanks for sharing this update 👍
OMG i can't choose haha. black or white version. Really beautiful.
Nice looking watch.
Peter, I love your reviews. You're a great videographer. It's very cool how you show the lume segments - no lume, then bang! Here's the lume! I'll see if I can find the $ to buy this watch, after all the date for pre-orders is my birthday. 😊
Whatever you get for your birthday..enjoy the day 👍
I will buy one.. Just doubtin between the White and Blue.. Their both 🤩🤩
Good video, interesting watch, thanks for sharing! 👍
That one white is class!
I think so too
Love it 👌I have the first version in the blue
I also have this experience with on-the-fly micro-adjustment, though on a different watch. The range of the micro-adjust is not wide enough to compensate for a whole link in the bracelet. This must be a common problem too in standard hole-type micro-adjust.
The blue one is a stunner. I’m so effing glad that more watches are coming out with half links. Tudor need to pull their finger out and get on it too.
Never mind the half links, Tudor is still using aluminium bezel inserts. That’s like a kick in the teeth when you pay £3000.
@KMV007 the heritage look of aluminium is nice, up until that first scratch comes in, and then it's all tears. 😭 Adrian Barker knows only too well with his scratched Rolex Kermit. I suspect it is why he prefers the Explorer. I have a Tudor black Bay 41 ETA, and I baby it because of the aluminium bezel. I'll probably end up selling it for something more rugged.
Peter, did you find the bracelet finishing good quality. I have seen a few reviews that said the edges were a little sharp, to the extent they may catch on clothing or other materials. It's the one thing holding me back form buying. i'm hoping it's something that was snagged in the earlier models and upgraded or changed if true.
Honestly Philip nothing that comes to mind.
I wore the watch to so many places throughout the week and in many different situations and had zero issues with the bracelet..cheers
I have the V1 in blue and love it. Seriously tempted by the V2 in white though...or a Windseeker with the black dial. Decisions decisions!
Hahaha..best of luck 😊
While polar explorer vibes, still seem to offer a very clean, tidy (yet distinctive) design that appeals to me. Especially the sandwich markings, which other than a panarei I hardly ever see. Thanks.
Much better than Christopher Ward. Really nice watches and company❤
simple but very nice & harmony
The design of this is great even the original is lovely. Decent price and not a disposable japanese movement ! My only request would be a display caseback and a decorated movement to see, im sure people would pay more for a premium version, I would !
SW200 is overrated and really an entry level movement. I wouldn't rate it much higher than a Miyota 9-series. I would rather have an R150.
@@Emaratilfythats why i said what i said
Nice videos.....I'm just trying to decide between the Tuseno Shellback, Direnzo Eclipse and the Nordic Marine Instruments Ostersoen....all of them with white dial. Since you reviewed them, which one do you think has better design and specs? Which one feels better quality? Thanks for the help.
Thats a very good question Daniel..
The Direnzo and Tuseno are better finished than the NMI.
The NMI wears the best out of the three
My personal fav is the Tuseno..
I suppose it all comes down to personal choice at the end of the day...👍
@@PeterKotsa nice....thank you for the answer. I really appreciate it
I bought the first version after your video, really nice piece & still in my collection. I'm curious as to why they removed the lume pip? I liked the design detail with the polished circular frame around the pip too, I liked the vintage touch and it was easily visible at night. White dial on this pops and nice to see the Sellita 🔥
Originally when I reviewed v1, I didn't like the Lume pip, however it grew on me over time.
That said, the intensity of the triangle in this v2 version is very impressive.. so no real loss in performance, just aesthetics. 👍
At first glance I though yet another generic dive watch from a microbrand.
But there are enough differences to say it has its own flavour and flair.
And nicely designed, especially the funky hour hand and sandwich style dial.
And the SW200 is a mighty little machine.
Defo the white for me. The blue is way more generic. The white feels fresh and I like the steel bezel
Hi Peter. I'm really torn between this and the Wise AD820. What's your take on both watches?
Both good watches...you really cant go wrong with either. It comes down to personal choice bro..The Tuseno will probably wear a little taller than the Wise..bear that in mind .
@@PeterKotsaThank you. I just check the Wise website. Too bad they close the pre-order for the AD8 with the 904L bracelet :(
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Impressively made watches 👌🏻
Would love a no date version of the white one in 38 mm otherwise they are great watches ! Thanks for sharing Peter.
38mm would be very cool David..👍
It would be a brilliant watch with a quartz movement 👌
I like the look of this and would have been tempted to order. BUT, a very vague 'Summer 2024' delivery window, and £150/$150 cancellation fee is putting me off.
I suppose they are setting delivery time based upon suppliers etc..
Love the watch and video 😇👍🏻, can’t understand why they went for Selitta instead of the Ronda?
I think accessibility (parts, serving etc)
I’m happy with either 👍
That is a cool design 👍, I like it
Hey Peter, would you recommend this watch for an 8 inch wrist? Normally i can´t go lower than 41mm width, but these look quite large on your 18cm wrist...
I found these wear a tad larger than specs suggest..not much, but enough to make a visual statement...👍
Checked out this video. I'm a big fan of good, quality Micro brand watches and have bought at least 25 in the past 5 years. Most are gone from my collection, sorry to say. But this Tuseno is driving me crazy. How? I've been looking at it for days now. I can't get over the design, specs., and price. I get lots of emails about watches for sale. Everything from Rolex, Omega, and everything else. I just went through at least 10 emails of great watches. Each email listed about 15 watches. Most are Rolex and Omega. But when looking at these watches I didn't see anything more interesting than this Tuseno. There is no way I should be buying this watch with my bloated watch collection. But I will be there on Dec. 14 at 8 Am MT (US) to get this one!!
Thanks for the review, Peter. Did you feel that the white dial wore more like a 41mm?
Yes, even my wife nentionedthat looks big...(OPTICAL ILLUSION)
Thanks for that info, Peter.
It's interesting, both the white and the blue dials have some real strengths. The white one is probably less conventional so it is understandable why it has a stronger appeal
Will the black version also reappear? Largely due to the fact that it is a dive watch, I didn't go for it last time. It is still a dive watch, but it is still a very likeable one! With the added improvements, the package as a whole is even more attractive (hopefully they do include the half links in that). I notice that the lumed triangle on the stainless steel bezel is narrower, as well as overall a cleaner bezel. I would have loved to see that for the blue version too. The bezels is usually where a dive watch distances itself from me. They're just too present and too toolish (and I can't imagine using them anyway), so cleaner and with more modest markings is better generally, for me. I'd still be really interested in seeing Tusenö doing a dressier version of this Shellback. I think that could be such an interesting watch. It would also be great to see perhaps another colour done in the blue dial finish, e.g. a deep murky green. But I get that dress is not where the crowd is at and it speaks volumes that this watch is so hard to forget even though it is out of my usual remit. The Windseeker also exerted a pull on me, but something held me back. It's one that I keep revisiting. I want Tusenö to do well, because I can easily imagine them providing something I just can't say no to, but I'm still not sure if I will go for one of the existing ones.
They have 4 colours available in the v2 Ben, check them out.. bit.ly/46tgB4D white, black, blue and PVD
@@PeterKotsaspotted this on their website: "Want more adjustment? Add half-links to your cart during the pre-order.", so it doesn't sound that there will be half links included.
@@benjaminvis yes I just saw that as well..would have been nice if it was included
Ordered the white one✌🏻
Great choice..🔥
Great review Peter. Just want to add my 2 cents. When I saw the white one I felt like 'Ah I whish they made the bezel a White Ceramic Glossy one as well. that would really stand out!' . But it's just me. Otherwise perfectly scaled design elements and a very positively restrained watch. love it. What do you think?
Thats something I didn't consider, yes that would be nice.
It would probably wear much larger on the wrist due to its visual appearance though..who knows. Good call..👍
this is 650 on the website, they went up $50?
Everyone posting 600 but ya it's 650$ so what the hell happened
It would be great if they could slim this down to under 12mm and with a flat sapphire crystal (like what the Windseeker has). That's the only thing I'd change.
I've been following this brand since your last review of their v1 shellback. I was really hoping they release a smaller version of a 39 or 38mm. I really want a black no date smaller shellback. Guess I'll have to wait for next year again. I hope
they send you lots of cookies for this review 😂
Those cookies are making me fat..I need to put a stop to it 😊😂
Do you also wish the bracelet tapered more?
Potentially yes..but that said, I think its on the limit of comfort at this size...another mm or two could have benefited (as long as the watch head remains stable on the top)..👍
legend!
Hey Peter, amazing content as usual. I am undecided between getting the blue or the black. What is your favorite among the two?
Out of the two, I still like the black better.More versatile and great pop and contrast on that dial.
That said, I am leaning towards this white dial this time as its very fresh on the eyes 👍
@@PeterKotsa This is the second watch I am going to buy thanks to you (next to a Ball fireman entreprise). Really appreciate the quality you offer on this channel .
Yeah, I finally succumbed to temptation and ordered the white one.
Excellent choice, thats my pick too..ENJOY
A compelling release that seriously throws down the gauntlet to its rivals at this price point.
Couldn't agree more Leon, well said
I like the is design it’s different everything seems to look the same or is a homage. I would consider buying this piece just gotta do some more research on the company. I’m really loving dat lume, awesome review Peter thank you.
cheers
Just looks like a Rolex Explorer 2…..at least in my opinion. I still want one though.
If the on the fly is a full link it's not possible to not get a good fit!
Why do they removed the lume pip on the bezel insert?? For me is a downgrade. Leaving that as just a plain triangle breaks with the rest of the design and its kind of plain...
Personally I didn’t like it on the original v1. After several months it grew on me though
Now with this version that triangle (albeit a little naked) is so much brighter as far as lume goes 👍
Six of one, half a dozen of the other
650$ so much it jumped by 50$ in a month??
Με τα κυαλια, τι εψαχνες? Γιατι, πατριδα, δε βλεπεις απο εκει!
Great review mate, cheers.
Sightseeing brother..😊
Friend says "που'σαι sea?"
Cheers brother
Hi Peter.
Very pretty watch! Well placed price for a micro-brand equipped with a Sellita movement. Diameter a little contained for serious wrists, but in today's fashion. Really interesting.👍
After a week on the wrist, very well priced I think 👍
They should've kept the R150. Don't know why they wanted to switch over to the standard SW200.
From my understanding, accessibility of parts etc..more readily available maybe??..
braclet looks like Formex
If you had to spend your own money, would you buy it?😊
This one a big YES 👍
Wonderful brand. But the long lugs, the pricing and also the logo is not my favorite. You can get a known brand for the same.
sound like food, Tocino.
Probably one of the best design integrations of a date window. There was nothing wrong with the Ronda movement of version 1. There is one thing I'm not particularly keen on, it's the way they designed the hour hand. I get it, the aperture is supposed to go over the Shellback writing, but the hour hand itself ends up being kind of ugly, as it reminds me of a crow's beak.
I liken it to a Mercedes hand that's been shot through with a bullet..lol
@@PeterKotsa 😅
I love this watch, but 600 for a microbrand is too expensive, I mean the tech part is great but it has not the heritage. around 399 should be perfect (for me)
These watches are assembled in Switzerland, using a Sellita movement which is also 100% Swiss made. If you want a 400 dollar watch, get a Zelos that is made in China.
@@KMV007 hi, I really don t agree with u. Alpina is a swiss brand and u can find it under 600 D, same for some tissot, certina, festina victorinox, swatch, jdm, hamilton etcetc. pls try not to be rude, I was not rude with u.
@@dendricalabro5058 None of the brands you mentioned is even close to offering the quality of this watch.
For example Hamilton Khaki Scuba is 1000 dollars and has an aluminium bezel, poor bracelet, poor case design and horrible lume.
@@dendricalabro5058 agreed being Swiss made is not the end all be all, however, if you look at some of the examples you listed, Hamilton, Certina, Tissot.....any of those in their respective true dive watch (200M) models with automatic movements, are well over $600. A Seiko 5 that's not a real dive watch (100M) is $350. I haven't had a chance to see a Tuseno in real life, but the online reviews of the quality and craftsmanship have all been very well, so it might very well justify the price. True, it doesn't have brand recognition, but based on the quality (from the reviews), the Swiss manufacturing, automatic movement, and true 200M dive watch, this might actually be a bargain.
Awful but thanks.
Yeah, they're killing it in the copy cat category. 😂😂😂😂 When they come out with models that are original, look and work great, then they will be "killing it". Making copies is not.
Who did they copy?
Crickets