Venezianico Nereide Tungsteno 39 Dive Watch With Mother Of Pearl Dial. Watch Review

The Italian brand Venezianico has released their latest version of the dive watch Nereide. The Nereide Tungsteno features a solid water resistance of 200 meters and is powered by a Miyota. The watch has a bezel insert made of tungsten and a real mother of pearl dial.
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[@BobMarley-pm1xb]

Thanks Tim. A review way more precise than a 9000 series of Miyota in the area of winding. I got my 1st Miyota 9075 with my Zelos GMT. I was surprised at the grittiness of the winding experience compared even to the lowly 4R series from Seiko which I like even more than the “step up” 6R series because of the very buttery wind. All of this is possibly just the individual movements so just my imho. Then there is my 2800 series ETA (2893-2 office GMT) that is beyond amazing…on another level….even better than my new Tag Carrera chrono which IS butter. Tim, does this track, roughly, with your own experience ? I value and trust your opinion. And really dig your guitar playing. Thanks!

[@howardroark7726]

Beautiful design. The tungsten looks amazing. It sets it apart from the ubiquitous ceramic offerings. Personally, I would prefer it without crown guards though.

[@williammiller8317]

Nice watch! Thanks Tim for another great update. ❤

[@nizarmurar]

Beautiful watch . Many thanks, Tim, for professional, unbiased episode
With great appreciation
Nizar

[@CasebackWatches]

Thanks for watching.

[@BigOvsOC]

Is it legible Outside and does it have ar coating? That's my main concern. Also is there a good rubber strap for it?

[@TheFelicityWildcams]

What is the effective lug to lug with the bracelet endlinks?

[@stavros_katsopr]

Oh, look! Mediterranean sea...
Yup, with the mountains shining like silver all around.

[@richardb22]

Price ?

[@ChangrettaJewelry]

Isn't that SEL Gap a dealbreaker ?

[@emm_arr]

Second!

[@gordanbabic8028]

ah those watch brands who offer 42mm watches and then they decide to add a 39mm version. when instead they should offer only 40mm as the universal best size.
this watch looks too small on your wrist

[@johnanth]

I reckon the watch case itself is fine for Tim, but the case is offset but an overly-dainty bracelet. I'm not one for the super-"tool" look anyway, but the bracelet here is too small and makes the whole watch look misproportioned.

[@jazzman5598]

@@spacecat2001Completely agree. I really like 36 mm or even the 35 mm as a feature of Kuoe (? My spelling…Independent Japanese brand) . So the idea that a “Perfect Size “ exists seems…umm silly.

[@BAF605]

If you like classy understated Italian style look elsewhere.

[@craciunu]

Too many Venezianico watches, sir. Here and everywhere. All limited or special series and pushed to all the reviewers and influencers willing to hype the brand for some money, I guess.
Way too many microbrands… nice sometimes, but actually insignificant in the world of watches, at large.

[@CasebackWatches]

Which money do you mean exactly? This is free and unsponsored content like every single video on this channel.

[@frznrrfan.frznrrfan102]

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