I bought one of these and agree with everything you said. They look beautiful, the dial is gorgeous. The week complication is really useful if you work in tech, release dates etc tend to be WW: working week. I could live with the prolonged setting procedure, but I couldn't live with that second hand not hitting markers. They need to delete it, there are enough hands on there already which make reading the time a little harder than it needs to be.
@@plasticindices3385 I completely agree on the moonphase complication. Been looking for a long time for this but most reasonably priced watches turn out to actually be just a sun and moon dial. Always useful to see the current moonphase if only to check for high tides. I have a Citizen Eco-drive which tracks the tides but I got into mostly mechanical watches for the beauty of the movements. I think that China has raised our expectations of watches because of the availability of so many features such as Sapphire Crystals, windowed screwdown casebacks, Seiko designed movements and on the fly adjustment clasps for around £100 which is phenomenal and we probably unreasonably expect European makers to compete such as this German made Zeppelin. I expect that some variation of a Sea-Gull or ETA designed movement will crop up with a genuine moonphase complication at some point in a San Martin or Cronos which I don't mind paying up to £300 for but my search has been somewhat fruitless so far. I just can't opt for anything other than Sapphire as I tend to rotate my watches just a couple of times a week so I need a rugged crystal to cope with day to day activities. Thank you for your time and the great videos, found this channel in my moonphase quest but I will be subscribing for the great videoography and content. Thanks.
I bought one of these and agree with everything you said. They look beautiful, the dial is gorgeous. The week complication is really useful if you work in tech, release dates etc tend to be WW: working week. I could live with the prolonged setting procedure, but I couldn't live with that second hand not hitting markers. They need to delete it, there are enough hands on there already which make reading the time a little harder than it needs to be.
That is correct, friend. However, I like the seconds hand there. I like complications 😃. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more content.
A quartz movement, plastic cystal and screwed on caseback for this money is a deal breaker. This should only retail for around £80 and no more.
@@Handlebar-MustDash I agree however the moonphase is a nonstandard complication. And it works magnificently well in this case. Thanks friend.
@@plasticindices3385 I completely agree on the moonphase complication. Been looking for a long time for this but most reasonably priced watches turn out to actually be just a sun and moon dial.
Always useful to see the current moonphase if only to check for high tides.
I have a Citizen Eco-drive which tracks the tides but I got into mostly mechanical watches for the beauty of the movements.
I think that China has raised our expectations of watches because of the availability of so many features such as Sapphire Crystals, windowed screwdown casebacks, Seiko designed movements and on the fly adjustment clasps for around £100 which is phenomenal and we probably unreasonably expect European makers to compete such as this German made Zeppelin.
I expect that some variation of a Sea-Gull or ETA designed movement will crop up with a genuine moonphase complication at some point in a San Martin or Cronos which I don't mind paying up to £300 for but my search has been somewhat fruitless so far.
I just can't opt for anything other than Sapphire as I tend to rotate my watches just a couple of times a week so I need a rugged crystal to cope with day to day activities.
Thank you for your time and the great videos, found this channel in my moonphase quest but I will be subscribing for the great videoography and content. Thanks.
Always wanted a moonphase but not sure if this is a brand i can get behind 🤔
Yeah , it's quartz but that's alright. Cheers!
The moon phase is cool 🌝
it really is. thanks for watching friend
why is it that the seconds dont matche the marker correctly?
Good observation. I dunno. I sold the watch a long time ago for the same reason. German crap.
What's the strap size on this one?
It is 20 mm 👋🏻👋🏻
Quite a nice review, I can tell you're Mexican, aren't you?
@@rimasa50 Thanks friend. I am not Mexican. But I love Mexican boxers 😁. Stay tuned
Looks better on the NATO
i think so too. I dont like natos too much though. thanks for watching friend 👍
It's not "Zzzeppelin", you should read "Cccepelin". "C", not "Z".
why? i see a Z there.
@@plasticindices3385 this is german word so it should be readed "C".
@@janfedorowicz7626bro you good? Even in germany its still Zeppelin with a Z. Why the fuck should it become a C??
@@tezcrifice5216 , the original pronunciation is as I mentioned above. Not all words in the world are English. Chill.