sorry but polish products are trashes, thank god you dont produce cars, tvs, laptops and basically nothing nowadays, instead you are working for west for low money which is as it should be.
Beautiful watch - Gets right what most digital watches don't (looking at you, Casio): Big, bold digits and not a ton of "exposition". I wish the screen was a pitch black "slab" when it doesn't display time - the reddish brown with the circle is a bit distracting. But then I'm a big fan of the glass desk in TRON - I can't help myself.
Casio only problem is too much cheap plastic and not enough stainless steel versions of digital watches. Now I understand the reasoning for price tag, but I would rather pay a few bucks more for real metal versions of watches like the Royale. It's so bad that Casio has created an entire after-market mod scene just dedicated to their plastic watches. Beyond that, I don't mind the rest that you mention. They are "God tier" for a reason.
Can't they come up with something besides these neverending Unitra Warel homages? When will some courageous trailblazer finally ape a Swiss diver for a change?
7:26 had to wonder if your left hand's index finger couldn't extend just a few more centimeters further going across the backside of the watch then press the button? nice vid as always
Having worn Timex quartz pieces for years day in and day out, having to press a button to read the time has engrained itself into my muscle memory. Especially after dark.
Just a fun information you might find interesting about the name of the brand Gerlach. Gerlach is the highest mountain peak of 2655m in Tatra mountains in Slovakia (there's also polish side of Tatras). Full name is Gerlachovský štít (Gerlach shield) and it's named after Gerlachov township established in 1326 by four brothers: Jan, Mikulas, Peter and Stefan Gerlach.
Sorry dude, nothing in common :-) Gustav Gerlach was a german origin Pole, or a German who decided to be a Pole to be more precise, who started a precision instruments industry in Poland.
When you took the lid off the box and revealed the watch I went 'Mmmmm'. Not bothered about going into space but boy does this watch reek of my childhood and happier, safer days. Me want!!
LOVE the first LCD homage watches. Ooooof. Crazy styling and just weird enough to drain my pocketbook. You missed out on showing the black PVD version. I don't usually like PVD total coating, but this watch looks insanely good.
Great watch. Great piece of history. Great video. Great content. Thank you Jody for keep in us entertain. Greetings from Poland. Home country of Unitra Warel 🇵🇱👍
Great review, great looking watch! I’ve just ordered one and I can’t wait for it to arrive! I’ve been looking for a 70s led digital watch for ages and the fact that it’s a space watch and 100m wr I’m so excited 😆
Astronaut: Hey, this Omega is awesome! I can time things, work out speeds, go swimming and know it's been certified in Switzerland to be crazy accurate! What about your watch? Soviet Cosmonaut: It tells time. Astronaut: Cool. What else? Cosmonaut: it tells time. It has date. Astronaut: But how do you work out speed and fuel? Cosmonaut: I have brain. And pencil. Astronaut: visible confusion.
Gerlach looks better and cost much less.Everyone have an Omega-not everyone have a Gerlach. If you go swimming-use a diver-like everyone...Gerlach is a Polish brand-not soviet...you talk about the thinks,you dont know...😎
Oops a child of the 60’s myself but it does look a lot like a watch I would beg my dad to buy me in the 70’s. So when I started work I bought a Solar LED (a lot like this one but with panels for solar) from the AA catalogue on the never never as it was £80! Do I want to go back there? No not really but happy memories, thanks Jody. 😁
I got something very similar to this watch around late 70s early 80s for my Christmas when I was around 10. If I remember correctly the face was the same but the case was more like a Casio A158. It was the same push button see time mode and recessed set button. Loved that watch.
Greetings from Poland Jody! As always, great rewiew, didn't even new G.Gerlach does watches. In poland brand Gerlach for almost everyone means...cutlery :) which dates back to 1760. BTW because of you and the channel I bought Mako 2 Pepsi :D. Keep it up mate !
I was born in the late 60s and one thing that reissues of LED watches (or LED styles) is that sooo many of them use the more "novel" diffuse LEDs like this one. The most desirable, in my view, are the blade-type LED displays, where the segments are expressed as hair-thin lines of red brightness and not these blocky segments. Alternatively, the dot-segment LEDs are also more desirable. Still, this is great styling. My preference with red LED watches is that they have sapphire or glass, but most have plastic that can gouge pretty easily, so they're not meant for much rugged wear. Great to see this, but it's overpriced in my view and isn't carrying the best LED display to evoke the era properly. Thanks for sharing this.
Love it! Wayyyyy back in the day when I was just a wee little kid (late late 70's?) I was transfixed by a watch from the Sears catalogue that was similiar to this - red led's that lit up when you pushed the button. Got it for xmas that year and was the happiest kid on the block. No idea what brand it was or specific details but I do remember the battery life was just atrocious and it drove my mom nuts putting a new one in it every couple of months. 10 out of 10 would totally wear this Gerlach.
I love an old school digital watch. I particularly like the bracelet styling - exactly what I'm looking for with its heavy taper for a 1985 russian Elektronika that I've got languishing on a hideous bracelet at the moment. Great review as ever Jody.
I've had this watch for a few months. Quality of the finishing is very good and it looks great. Wears a bit bigger than the size would suggest. I eventually sold it because of 2 problems. 1. The display button was very hard to press and eventually stopped working (due to slack of the module in the case). I was fixed by G.Gerlach (€24,- in shipping costs) but eventually stopped working again. 2. The date is programmed wrongly and will show a wrong date after a while. I haven't figure out why/when this happens, but it was really annoying. It is a shame. Otherwise I would have kept it in the collection.
Can you please compare Armitron Griffy? Other than the Ruby glass and the bracelet they are the same. The movement in the Polish one seem to be the cheapest one (0.30 USD on Alibaba). The price is insane (300 usd for Americans and 400 usd for Poles), Griffy is 40-60 usd.
John Hormaza I think it has, didn’t the guy who wore one buy some amphibia’s for the people who got him into space once he got back or am I getting my watches mixed up?
I remember when I was a little kid back in the 70s, getting as a birthday/Xmas present (don’t remember which) in the form of a then ‘state of the art’ LED stainless steel wristwatch. It was circular rather than tonneau shaped like this, from some unknown brand (I might still have it somewhere?) maybe using that same period Sanyo module as that of the Polish cosmonaut’s. As I remember it having that same single push and pen-push time set buttons on the right hand side as this. And the same limited time/date/month/seconds functionality too.
In the 70's my Dad bought both me and my Brother Texas Instruments red Led watches. While they were only black plastic they looked and worked very much like this one. I wore that thing until it died. So Jody, I "get it" too.
Otago is almost gone Leonard, we have just several pieces left out of the limited stock. One can consider only Heart of Darkness variant, or Black Pearl - we offered those 2 years after the first models, so lasted a bit longer. Still, would be very happy if someone followed Joseph Conrad novels, and could share the idea behind the naming :-)
@@krzysztofzegarek1485 Time to make a few new variants of the Otago then? ;) Preferably with the steel bezel :) I saw that you have your office in Szczecin, do sell watches on site as well?
When I was about Ten, My Uncle Willie bought me a Captain Kremmen watch, A cartoon character played by Kenny Everett. This watch reminds me of it so much, I want it. I need it.
This reminds me of the off brand LED watch I had as a daily wear/beater watch back in the late 1970s. I regret ditching that watch. I'd buy this Gerlach because of that nostalgia factor.
My display is slightly different; It has an annoying red bar at the top that can be adjusted from left to right. I don't understand this function and wish I could remove it. Can anybody educate me about this?
Jody, I know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
I like it! My dad wore a Sub as his everyday watch but I distinctly remember him coming home one day (maybe in 1977?) with a very similar Texas Instruments LED watch on wrist. He was super excited until I, a complete wiseass at six or seven, pointed out that it required using both hands to read the time. I think that sort of ruined it for him.
Love the space watches recently! At this point I'm just waiting on the Strela review to complete the trifecta of the lesser space watches ;) very good review as always and an interesting watch!
You weren't kidding about the 1970s futuristic vibe. This looks as if it came straight out of an episode of Space 1999 - if anyone even remembers that show today.. ;).
Ahhh my first ever watch a red digital watch. My mum bought it for my birthday think about 1979 aged 13..We went in a fancy shop in Wigan if that's possible haha
I would rock one especially being half polish well we come up with whatever excuse. Comes to about 300usd shipped to me. Hmmm The one thing I don’t like is the push for time. I would rather replace the battery every year or 6 months if it burned all the time. The battery is cheap.
The idea behind was to make a piece as close to original as possible. It was operated this way, had a date & time only. Sure we could make an all-time glowing piece, put a ton of functions there, and I guess a modern battery would stand a year without any problem. But it would not be the same vibe if you know what I mean. Plain&simple, just as it used to be when I was a little boy.
It would be great to hear your opinions on the Casio Wave Ceptor. Such a fantastic, versatile little watch. Works in the sea or with a suit. One watch for every occasion. Keep up the great work J 👍🏻
This Gerlach is fantastic-looks 😍😍😍you are LUCKY to have.I love your watch and this watch loves me.Don't brake our LOVE...and just send me this Tresure
Perhaps one can be purchased for $280.00 in the links, but a quick search on eBay showed only one listing with a buy it now price of $359.00 (with free shipping!). Like you, I see the appeal with it’s nostalgia and design, and like you, I get this... though I have no intention of getting one 🤦🏻♂️ Great review, Jody! Thanks!
I bought a similar watch from Walmart a couple of them to get a retro vibe. It features the SAME color as this probably adopted from the idea and lasts oonger I am temping to add this one to my collection.
Did they change the module on this at some point. In your thumbnail it shows a small red marker at the top of the time shown, I presume it's the day of the week, as I have similar modules fitted to my collection of led watches. All the photos I have seen of this watch have the red marker but the one you have in your hand when filming does not. Just seems to be a bit strange.
Hi . I am from Poland and I used to have the original Unitra Warel, I'm glad you showed this Gerlach is really cool.
Helloooooo Adrian! Nice little piece of your history here and a fun watch to boot. Cheers!
sorry but polish products are trashes, thank god you dont produce cars, tvs, laptops and basically nothing nowadays, instead you are working for west for low money which is as it should be.
@@omgoat Fool. They made the best razor blades on the planet. The Wizamet PolSilver Iridium.
Szczęściarz!
@@omgoat rozumiem, że to taki ciężki dowcip spowodowany kwarantanną ;)
'I'm afraid I can't let you do that Jody...'
Great comment.
What a nice surprise! It was lovely to see you reviewing a watch from the company of my country and explaining the history behind it. Thanks for that!
Beautiful watch - Gets right what most digital watches don't (looking at you, Casio): Big, bold digits and not a ton of "exposition". I wish the screen was a pitch black "slab" when it doesn't display time - the reddish brown with the circle is a bit distracting. But then I'm a big fan of the glass desk in TRON - I can't help myself.
*coughs in GD350*
Casio only problem is too much cheap plastic and not enough stainless steel versions of digital watches. Now I understand the reasoning for price tag, but I would rather pay a few bucks more for real metal versions of watches like the Royale. It's so bad that Casio has created an entire after-market mod scene just dedicated to their plastic watches. Beyond that, I don't mind the rest that you mention. They are "God tier" for a reason.
Can't they come up with something besides these neverending Unitra Warel homages? When will some courageous trailblazer finally ape a Swiss diver for a change?
😂😂😂👌
7:26 had to wonder if your left hand's index finger couldn't extend just a few more centimeters further going across the backside of the watch then press the button? nice vid as always
LOL, exactly what I thought, too.
I love it! Surprisingly good finishing and materials for a novelty watch.
I'm so glad that you're covering space watches since that's where I need to go now.
A couple of weeks on MIR doesn't sound too bad atm...... 😷👍
A good friend of mine had a similar looking Pulsar in the mid 70s. I loved it, and I love this one too!
Not going to lie, I kind of like this...
Great video, I have followed Gerlach for several years, they make some striking mechanical watches
i know watching this will make me want one of these so much more painfully than i already do
Well, perhaps, perhaps not. They are great to look at, but very awkward to tell the time with! Cheers mate.
@@JustOneMoreWatch after watching the review i still want it just as badly if only just for the look of it, thank you!
Having worn Timex quartz pieces for years day in and day out, having to press a button to read the time has engrained itself into my muscle memory. Especially after dark.
Just a fun information you might find interesting about the name of the brand Gerlach.
Gerlach is the highest mountain peak of 2655m in Tatra mountains in Slovakia (there's also polish side of Tatras). Full name is Gerlachovský štít (Gerlach shield) and it's named after Gerlachov township established in 1326 by four brothers: Jan, Mikulas, Peter and Stefan Gerlach.
Sorry dude, nothing in common :-) Gustav Gerlach was a german origin Pole, or a German who decided to be a Pole to be more precise, who started a precision instruments industry in Poland.
When you took the lid off the box and revealed the watch I went 'Mmmmm'. Not bothered about going into space but boy does this watch reek of my childhood and happier, safer days. Me want!!
Really gorgeous! Thx dude.....worth considering!
LOVE the first LCD homage watches. Ooooof. Crazy styling and just weird enough to drain my pocketbook. You missed out on showing the black PVD version. I don't usually like PVD total coating, but this watch looks insanely good.
Brilliant! I’ve been looking for a red LED 70s watch for almost 10 years and 100m wr I love it!!!
Great watch. Great piece of history. Great video. Great content. Thank you Jody for keep in us entertain. Greetings from Poland. Home country of Unitra Warel 🇵🇱👍
Reminds me of my Texas Instruments LED, my first watch as a kid.
Could be a great watch if you like Daft Punk style outfit :) Proud to see a Polish watch on your channel.
Great review, great looking watch! I’ve just ordered one and I can’t wait for it to arrive! I’ve been looking for a 70s led digital watch for ages and the fact that it’s a space watch and 100m wr I’m so excited 😆
Astronaut: Hey, this Omega is awesome! I can time things, work out speeds, go swimming and know it's been certified in Switzerland to be crazy accurate! What about your watch?
Soviet Cosmonaut: It tells time.
Astronaut: Cool. What else?
Cosmonaut: it tells time. It has date.
Astronaut: But how do you work out speed and fuel?
Cosmonaut: I have brain. And pencil.
Astronaut: visible confusion.
Gerlach looks better and cost much less.Everyone have an Omega-not everyone have a Gerlach.
If you go swimming-use a diver-like everyone...Gerlach is a Polish brand-not soviet...you talk about
the thinks,you dont know...😎
"Awsome Intro Jody"...... Da Da ....... 😎🤣😁👍 Sweet little G. Gerlach Watch
I’ve never been a Casio person but I absolutely ❤️ this
This is my favorite watch channel 👍👌
Thanks mate!
Love it. Space nerd and born in ‘71. Bought the black PVD one. Couldn’t help myself.
Reminds me of the Hamilton Pulsar watch James Bond used in 'Live and Let Die'. That, and the fact I'm quarter Polish, makes this watch quite tempting!
Class! Wish they'd make them a bit smaller though. I love Poland.
That is the best digi I have seen. End of. That old school red display. Crystal? ... when this shit is over I’m buying 2!
Awesome watch. I love it!!! Something you do not see every day
Oops a child of the 60’s myself but it does look a lot like a watch I would beg my dad to buy me in the 70’s. So when I started work I bought a Solar LED (a lot like this one but with panels for solar) from the AA catalogue on the never never as it was £80! Do I want to go back there? No not really but happy memories, thanks Jody. 😁
I got something very similar to this watch around late 70s early 80s for my Christmas when I was around 10. If I remember correctly the face was the same but the case was more like a Casio A158. It was the same push button see time mode and recessed set button. Loved that watch.
Greetings from Poland Jody! As always, great rewiew, didn't even new G.Gerlach does watches. In poland brand Gerlach for almost everyone means...cutlery :) which dates back to 1760. BTW because of you and the channel I bought Mako 2 Pepsi :D. Keep it up mate !
Cool. Reminds me of my childhood. My dad had an LED Pulsar when I was a youngster.
I was born in the late 60s and one thing that reissues of LED watches (or LED styles) is that sooo many of them use the more "novel" diffuse LEDs like this one. The most desirable, in my view, are the blade-type LED displays, where the segments are expressed as hair-thin lines of red brightness and not these blocky segments. Alternatively, the dot-segment LEDs are also more desirable. Still, this is great styling. My preference with red LED watches is that they have sapphire or glass, but most have plastic that can gouge pretty easily, so they're not meant for much rugged wear. Great to see this, but it's overpriced in my view and isn't carrying the best LED display to evoke the era properly. Thanks for sharing this.
Love it! Wayyyyy back in the day when I was just a wee little kid (late late 70's?) I was transfixed by a watch from the Sears catalogue that was similiar to this - red led's that lit up when you pushed the button. Got it for xmas that year and was the happiest kid on the block. No idea what brand it was or specific details but I do remember the battery life was just atrocious and it drove my mom nuts putting a new one in it every couple of months.
10 out of 10 would totally wear this Gerlach.
That's a handsome looking watch with all the lines, polishes in the right places must be a stunner to look at in person
I have been thinking about buying this watch. Your timing is perfect 👌
I love an old school digital watch. I particularly like the bracelet styling - exactly what I'm looking for with its heavy taper for a 1985 russian Elektronika that I've got languishing on a hideous bracelet at the moment. Great review as ever Jody.
It's beautiful and takes me right back to my ''Bionic Watch'' that was my pride and joy when I was a nipper.
Great vid Jody.
Ooh, love it. Makes me miss my Fossil JR7771 from back in the day - a Fossil watch that has appreciated in value!
You finally got one!!! So awesome.
I've had this watch for a few months. Quality of the finishing is very good and it looks great. Wears a bit bigger than the size would suggest. I eventually sold it because of 2 problems.
1. The display button was very hard to press and eventually stopped working (due to slack of the module in the case). I was fixed by G.Gerlach (€24,- in shipping costs) but eventually stopped working again.
2. The date is programmed wrongly and will show a wrong date after a while. I haven't figure out why/when this happens, but it was really annoying.
It is a shame. Otherwise I would have kept it in the collection.
Hi. I'm Polish and proudly wear 'kosmonauta'. Thanks for showing it to the world
You need a tripod for those outside shots! Not a watch I would wear, but if it turns your crank...have at it. Great spot as always Jody!!!
Can you please compare Armitron Griffy? Other than the Ruby glass and the bracelet they are the same. The movement in the Polish one seem to be the cheapest one (0.30 USD on Alibaba). The price is insane (300 usd for Americans and 400 usd for Poles), Griffy is 40-60 usd.
Griffy completely unavailable in Australia!
I just did a video 1 hour ago about a watch that looks exactly like this. the seiko/hamilton pulsar
Feel good when I see polish accents on my favorite watch channel. Very intresting time piece. Pozdrawiam Cię Jody 😀
Dobre!
I have been looking at this one for a while now. I may need to add it to my wee collection.
Time to go buy one. Love the vintage aesthetic
Budget space watch Casio g shock for the win, has the bostock amphibia been in space?
John Hormaza I think it has, didn’t the guy who wore one buy some amphibia’s for the people who got him into space once he got back or am I getting my watches mixed up?
Yes, the Amphibia and Komanderskie have both been to space. Check out the articles from SafonaGastroCrono Club...which have embedded auto-translation.
Also check out strela watch. I believe it might have been the first watch in space.
So remind me of one I owned back in the 70's it was expensive at the time.
I remember when I was a little kid back in the 70s, getting as a birthday/Xmas present (don’t remember which) in the form of a then ‘state of the art’ LED stainless steel wristwatch. It was circular rather than tonneau shaped like this, from some unknown brand (I might still have it somewhere?) maybe using that same period Sanyo module as that of the Polish cosmonaut’s. As I remember it having that same single push and pen-push time set buttons on the right hand side as this. And the same limited time/date/month/seconds functionality too.
In the 70's my Dad bought both me and my Brother Texas Instruments red Led watches. While they were only black plastic they looked and worked very much like this one. I wore that thing until it died. So Jody, I "get it" too.
Thank you Jody for reviewing such interesting watches and for being so consistent and entertaining! 💪💪💪
I really like it. I was a kid in the 70s so this looks great to me 👍 Back then, the fact that you had to push a button to see the time was COOL!
Great fun to se a review of a Gerlach watch. Do one of the Otago diver to :D
Otago is almost gone Leonard, we have just several pieces left out of the limited stock. One can consider only Heart of Darkness variant, or Black Pearl - we offered those 2 years after the first models, so lasted a bit longer. Still, would be very happy if someone followed Joseph Conrad novels, and could share the idea behind the naming :-)
@@krzysztofzegarek1485 Time to make a few new variants of the Otago then? ;) Preferably with the steel bezel :) I saw that you have your office in Szczecin, do sell watches on site as well?
When I was about Ten, My Uncle Willie bought me a Captain Kremmen watch, A cartoon character played by Kenny Everett. This watch reminds me of it so much, I want it. I need it.
Great watch, something between the Omega Led constellation and the Omega Lcd constellation (I have the lcd)...
...a great look from the 70's!
Bye.
Casio should seriously make a watch like this.
Formula Arena They’d just cover the screen with everything it did sadly
@@autumnmatthews3179 We got goo gone for that.
@7:27 fight club like subliminal frame of the world map. What are you trying to manipulate us into doing Jody?
amazing watch with a history
This reminds me of the off brand LED watch I had as a daily wear/beater watch back in the late 1970s. I regret ditching that watch. I'd buy this Gerlach because of that nostalgia factor.
Great video - thanks Jody
Surprisingly well made for such a novelty watch.
My display is slightly different; It has an annoying red bar at the top that can be adjusted from left to right. I don't understand this function and wish I could remove it. Can anybody educate me about this?
I saw that on the pictures. Any idea yet what it does? Does it mark the day of the week (when the movement is fitted in a case with those markings)?
Jody, I know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
I like it! My dad wore a Sub as his everyday watch but I distinctly remember him coming home one day (maybe in 1977?) with a very similar Texas Instruments LED watch on wrist. He was super excited until I, a complete wiseass at six or seven, pointed out that it required using both hands to read the time. I think that sort of ruined it for him.
Ian M Banks. I met the man, he was very pleasant and a fantastic author. May God rest his soul.
Love the space watches recently! At this point I'm just waiting on the Strela review to complete the trifecta of the lesser space watches ;) very good review as always and an interesting watch!
You weren't kidding about the 1970s futuristic vibe. This looks as if it came straight out of an episode of Space 1999 - if anyone even remembers that show today.. ;).
Design wise it's a work of art!
Ahhh my first ever watch a red digital watch. My mum bought it for my birthday think about 1979 aged 13..We went in a fancy shop in Wigan if that's possible haha
Nice review Jody, cool watch for what it is, I also like the Hamilton.
why isn't the display placed so that the digits actually lightup in the centre...
Very retro, simple and clean. Space watch, there must be one that tickle your fancy
I would rock one especially being half polish well we come up with whatever excuse. Comes to about 300usd shipped to me. Hmmm
The one thing I don’t like is the push for time. I would rather replace the battery every year or 6 months if it burned all the time. The battery is cheap.
It wouldn't last that long if it was always on.
D M hmm that’s true.
D M or maybe a tilt to On feature
The idea behind was to make a piece as close to original as possible. It was operated this way, had a date & time only. Sure we could make an all-time glowing piece, put a ton of functions there, and I guess a modern battery would stand a year without any problem. But it would not be the same vibe if you know what I mean. Plain&simple, just as it used to be when I was a little boy.
very nice take me back when i was a wee nipper.... lol would i buy one not for the price there asking............ cheers
It would be great to hear your opinions on the Casio Wave Ceptor. Such a fantastic, versatile little watch. Works in the sea or with a suit. One watch for every occasion. Keep up the great work J 👍🏻
Please do a review of the Sturmanskie Gagarin...
This Gerlach is fantastic-looks 😍😍😍you are LUCKY to have.I love your watch and this watch loves me.Don't brake our LOVE...and just send me this Tresure
this is such a timely video! Hamilton just re-released the Pulsar... retro 70s, moon, bond hahaha what a mix
I really wish some brand would make an homage to the first Pulsar Time Computers. That gorgeous dot-matrix LED display was so cool.
Was there another version made? Mine tells the day of the week by showing a line at the top, moving towards the right as the week progresses
I absolutely love it. Sadly I have to get the Hamilton first.
Perhaps one can be purchased for $280.00 in the links, but a quick search on eBay showed only one listing with a buy it now price of $359.00 (with free shipping!). Like you, I see the appeal with it’s nostalgia and design, and like you, I get this... though I have no intention of getting one 🤦🏻♂️ Great review, Jody! Thanks!
I bought a similar watch from Walmart a couple of them to get a retro vibe. It features the SAME color as this probably adopted from the idea and lasts oonger I am temping to add this one to my collection.
Don't ask my why, but I like it.
Hoping you might get your hands on Bulova's re-issued Computrons! And Hamilton is re-issuing their Pulsar, but that one is a bit more expensive.
What a dobry watch...good review. I had to throw a bit of polish in there.
Looks like my first LED Timex in 1976 ish (i'm old)
0:10 Old version with day of the week indicator. 3:17 New version without the day of the week indicator bar.
A little odd, but very charming. Kinda like you, Jody!
I kinda want one, just to have a really oddball watch in the collection!
Hey Jody, cool shirt! Where’d you get it?
all of these "remakes" don't have the original, super cool LED wires... :(
We could all use another give away about now to cheer us up. Thanks for the videos.
Did they change the module on this at some point. In your thumbnail it shows a small red marker at the top of the time shown, I presume it's the day of the week, as I have similar modules fitted to my collection of led watches. All the photos I have seen of this watch have the red marker but the one you have in your hand when filming does not. Just seems to be a bit strange.
NIce story - thx for showing us this!
That is a great retro-futuristic looking watch, I think Hamilton just released a similar one if I am not mistaken?