I’ve admired the uniquenesses and ingenuity of Ressence for several years. I can see having one in my collection. This reference is particularly interesting to me.
One of my favorite indie watches, saw it live before and it definitely looks amazing in person :D Congrats on the Yellow OP , perfect summer addition :D
This might be an unpopular opinion, however intriguing this watch is, I've seen U-Boat and HYT make watches that contain Oil; and with the recent shutdown of HYT - that's sort of where my worry lies with purchasing one of these. Independent brands some times ignore the Service aspect of watches, especially with Mechanical ones. Which is something that F.P. Journe takes into consideration with their time pieces. Owning one of these, however fabulous it may be - there just aren't that many watchmakers who could service one of these timepieces. If HYT has taught us anything, if an independent brands can simply fail to exist - where does one get the watch services because it's such an intricate timepiece?
Well, independents failing isn´t anything new and yes that is in fact an concern. Only time will tell. Although with Ressence they have more watches which don´t contain oil so HYT was too focused on this one unique feature they had. A different scenario if you ask me. And with Ressence the oil isn´t made to display the time but only push up the dial onto the glass so much less risky.
@@SwissWatchGang Similar to U-Boat's design, where the Oil is there to essentially create depth. I like the concept, and I hope this allows watch makers to advance their knowledge towards servicing. My love for Mechanical watches is the ability to pass them down, and hopefully this keeps the legacy alive. It's a fascinating timepiece, and surely Ressence is trying something new. Much like Urwerk and MB&F - they're definitely pushing innovation.
We truly are witnessing a golden age of watchmaking. I don't see that slowing any time soon with technological advancements being achieved in ever smaller increments. This Ressence is utterly mesmerising. Fascinating also that it's often people who are not watchmakers in origin that come up with the most out there solutions and designs. What a pleasure to be able to see these things up close. Nice 124300 ;)
@@SwissWatchGang the first video I watched was the microscope one(part 2), have been looking through the channel for more. Very nicely done. Love your accent as well. Keep em coming
Any chance of seeing a review of baume et mercier's new riviera collection? I'm especially interested in the saphire dial baumatic. Seeing both the black and blue dual versions together would be a bonus :)
I don’t understand the hate that this thing gets. So many people are frustrated for watch brands designing the same steel sports watches over and over again with minor changes if any (mainly dial color).. yet this brand has come up with something COMPLETELY different and unique. Props to them
The owner of the tampa bay buccaneers came to my job to buy some shirts. He was wearing one of these and I was blown away. I thought it was a smart watch and he told me about the brand. This was almost 3 years ago.
Brilliant! You have done it again! I didn’t know the brand nor have I ever seen oil used in such a way inside a watch, its so brilliantly amazing! Don’t like the strap (felt you didn’t either?) I expect more on such a watch. I very much like the static oil filled pieces that one can do ones self, videos on TH-cam showing how, it make the watch look so good. Anyway, well done and thanks again. Bob England
Absolutely a unique piece! But I wouldn't rush out and sell my AP for it! But its definitely cool looking! Thanks for sharing! Always great content & Unique pieces!
Beautiful watch! I wish I could see one in person. It's quite expensive so I don't think I'd ever get to own one, but if I had the money to the point where this was the equivalent of buying an entry level watch I would! Also is that the yellow rolex OP next to Carter? (I think that's the wooden robots name)
I put one of these on the other day when I was doing product photography for it it's such a cool and weird watch and when you see it moving in person it's so strange it looks fake. Great watch but I don't know if I pay close to $40,000 for it
Look at all those people paying this much and more for a mass produced Rolex that looks just like every other steel sport watch with no innovations to telling time....this ticks all of the boxes of high horology.....
For a super super-premium price, why does an oil filled watch only have a 30m depth rating? The type 5 is rated at only 100m and it is a “diver”. Very cool watches, but wouldn’t an oil filled barrel make it easier to get a rating of 300m or even 1000m? I’m not a physicist, but I understand concepts. Oil does not compress like air and would be pressing against higher pressures way more efficiently. Just asking…
0:50 That's not correct. For example the Sinn UX was released for the public in 2006 and is also completely filled with oil which gives it its massive pressure resistance of 500ATM. Nevertheless I think the Ressence watches are pretty cool looking. But for that kind of money I would probably stick with the more traditional way of watchmaking ;-) Thanks for showing!
I'm sorry, not my watch... I hate this pseudo "brands" that came into market using ETA or other calibers as a base and put it modules, and just because they stamp on one side of their web pages and watches the logo "swiss made" they choose to put price tags over 3 zeros or higer...
Well, Ressence did put a lot of work into the movement as you saw from the movement picture, the ETA is merely to drive it but I see your point of view.
Lol, of all the watches to complain about being "just an ETA caliber with a module". The majority (215) of the 376 parts in this watch are that module, the highly advanced and innovative Ressence Orbital Convex System. Watch some more videos on how it works (especially on the compensating bellows system) and you'll see how much engineering and work is put into each one.
What other watches do you know that contain liquids to display time?
HYT and Tokyoflash liquid metal
@@Penny2105 man I love Tokyoflash Japan 😍 so cool to see that they're gradually coming out of a long shadow of low activity. Thank you Instagram!
Mi dad's cheap watch after he forgot close the crown 😅😅😅
This old bucket-watch in the Beyer Museum, on the left side of the entrance:D
@@urbanopoggi6241 hahaha
I’ve admired the uniquenesses and ingenuity of Ressence for several years. I can see having one in my collection. This reference is particularly interesting to me.
Agree!
Been one of my favourite for years now…great design, great concept, it’s simpler than it looks and really a great daily wearer.
Agree with you, looks like a simple watch but isn´t. :)
One of my favorite indie watches, saw it live before and it definitely looks amazing in person :D
Congrats on the Yellow OP , perfect summer addition :D
Glad you like it Abdul and yea, the yellow OP came in a few weeks ago! :)
This might be an unpopular opinion, however intriguing this watch is, I've seen U-Boat and HYT make watches that contain Oil; and with the recent shutdown of HYT - that's sort of where my worry lies with purchasing one of these. Independent brands some times ignore the Service aspect of watches, especially with Mechanical ones. Which is something that F.P. Journe takes into consideration with their time pieces. Owning one of these, however fabulous it may be - there just aren't that many watchmakers who could service one of these timepieces. If HYT has taught us anything, if an independent brands can simply fail to exist - where does one get the watch services because it's such an intricate timepiece?
Well, independents failing isn´t anything new and yes that is in fact an concern. Only time will tell. Although with Ressence they have more watches which don´t contain oil so HYT was too focused on this one unique feature they had. A different scenario if you ask me. And with Ressence the oil isn´t made to display the time but only push up the dial onto the glass so much less risky.
@@SwissWatchGang Similar to U-Boat's design, where the Oil is there to essentially create depth. I like the concept, and I hope this allows watch makers to advance their knowledge towards servicing. My love for Mechanical watches is the ability to pass them down, and hopefully this keeps the legacy alive. It's a fascinating timepiece, and surely Ressence is trying something new. Much like Urwerk and MB&F - they're definitely pushing innovation.
Hello again
Truly innovative and revolutionary! It probably shouldn't be the only or daily watch in the collection, but it can be the fun piece.
Glad you like it and yea, daily it might not be the best choice, they do have other models though which would be.
What a concept. My favorite new design. Style never needs bling.
We truly are witnessing a golden age of watchmaking. I don't see that slowing any time soon with technological advancements being achieved in ever smaller increments. This Ressence is utterly mesmerising. Fascinating also that it's often people who are not watchmakers in origin that come up with the most out there solutions and designs. What a pleasure to be able to see these things up close.
Nice 124300 ;)
Agree with you Jules! And thanks on the 126000 ;).
That’s one of the most intriguing and beautiful watches I’ve seen! It might take me several years to save up for it, though.
Glad you like it!
Very cool and amazing Watches , had the type1004 a few years ago .
Nice!
Awesome video Marko! Not much details review by Ressence. Appreciated.... thanks
Thank you Alvin!
Finally a good video on this. Thanks.
Pricey, didn't expect it to be that much
Thanks for the nice comment :)
@@SwissWatchGang the first video I watched was the microscope one(part 2), have been looking through the channel for more. Very nicely done. Love your accent as well. Keep em coming
@@dhananjayringe Thank you, we´re known for showing brands most people and creators don´t know about so there´s more coming in the future. :)
@@SwissWatchGang excited to see what's coming.
You guys never disappoint with the watches you present to us. Very nice!
Glad to hear!
Finally a good review on this watch!
🙏🏻🙏🏻
A mind-blowing concept indeed.
Thanks for having shared.
You're welcome!
Haha.. i giggled when he said 'Thank you for watching.'
Any chance of seeing a review of baume et mercier's new riviera collection? I'm especially interested in the saphire dial baumatic. Seeing both the black and blue dual versions together would be a bonus :)
In the short term no but maybe in the future. :)
if I didn't prefer smart watches this one would be really fun to check out and think about because I think it looks really cool and novel!
Finally a proper video about this horological marvel.
Danke dir!
Very useful to know different watches
Thanks
I don’t understand the hate that this thing gets. So many people are frustrated for watch brands designing the same steel sports watches over and over again with minor changes if any (mainly dial color).. yet this brand has come up with something COMPLETELY different and unique. Props to them
Love em too!
The owner of the tampa bay buccaneers came to my job to buy some shirts. He was wearing one of these and I was blown away. I thought it was a smart watch and he told me about the brand. This was almost 3 years ago.
Ha, nice!
Brilliant! You have done it again! I didn’t know the brand nor have I ever seen oil used in such a way inside a watch, its so brilliantly amazing!
Don’t like the strap (felt you didn’t either?) I expect more on such a watch.
I very much like the static oil filled pieces that one can do ones self, videos on TH-cam showing how, it make the watch look so good.
Anyway, well done and thanks again.
Bob
England
Thank you Bob, more to come in the future :). I didn't like the strap no, poorly made.
I love how the hands don't intersect and how legible the dial is. I'm gonna guess one of the new yellow Rolexes OPs is up next.
Yea, really is an easy watch to read and so complicated underneath. You are also right on the yellow OP!
In love with it when i saw it for the first time. Hopefully some day will have mine own.
Hope so too!
An how is that the Magnetic transmition don´t Magnetize the Movement ??? Aren´t magnets Cryptonite ?
Absolutely a unique piece! But I wouldn't rush out and sell my AP for it! But its definitely cool looking! Thanks for sharing! Always great content & Unique pieces!
Keep the AP :). There's more unique watches coming to the channel in the future!
Oh man thank you so much for this video on this one! I wanted to learn more about this watch.
My pleasure, glad I could make it happen!
The watch in the picture next to the robot is The Oyster Perpetual 41 with a yellow dial and an Oyster bracelet
100% correct :)
The definition of cool, captured in an oil filled dome.
haha yea
I absolutely LOVE Ressence ⌚!!!
👏
The concept is amazing, not sure if I like the look of it on the wrist though... Maybe it's the lugs.
Very cool indication.
Agreed.
What an amazing design.
Yea, really is. Simple but complicated if you know what´s behind.
What happen if minus 10 outside, watch still accurate??
Looks pretty cool.
It does.
Looks like the 2020 Rolex Oyster perpetual. The image behind you not the ressence of course 😁
It is. :)
Amazing watch.
It really is!
Can you feature vacheron constantin in the upcoming videos? btw you are doing great keep going buddy.
Thank you! We will do it eventually!
Now here's a cool watch that hasn't been in the zeitgeist for a while.
Yup!
Nice…. Not cheap 😳 from Antwerpen…. Me too.. didn’t know, the capsoil line by Uboat 🇧🇪
Nice things often aren´t cheap :D
@@SwissWatchGang
True 👍🇧🇪
$50,000 watch based on a $200 movement is wild haha
Beautiful watch! I wish I could see one in person. It's quite expensive so I don't think I'd ever get to own one, but if I had the money to the point where this was the equivalent of buying an entry level watch I would!
Also is that the yellow rolex OP next to Carter? (I think that's the wooden robots name)
Yea, I like the understated look of it too. And yes, it´s the new OP in yellow. :)
It's Amazing what people can do
Yup, pretty impressive!
I put one of these on the other day when I was doing product photography for it it's such a cool and weird watch and when you see it moving in person it's so strange it looks fake. Great watch but I don't know if I pay close to $40,000 for it
Glad you like it, the price is ok, depends on the budget of course, mechanically I think it´s worth it.
Look at all those people paying this much and more for a mass produced Rolex that looks just like every other steel sport watch with no innovations to telling time....this ticks all of the boxes of high horology.....
Very cool
Glad you like it!
Beautiful
Glad you like it Andrea!
Yes! Income inequality continues unabated.
Well, you´re watching a luxury watch channel so of course.
Next one is the Rolex oyster perpetual with the yellow dial.
Bingo!
I belive it looks like the new Rolex OP in yellow.
And your´re right. :)
For a super super-premium price, why does an oil filled watch only have a 30m depth rating? The type 5 is rated at only 100m and it is a “diver”. Very cool watches, but wouldn’t an oil filled barrel make it easier to get a rating of 300m or even 1000m? I’m not a physicist, but I understand concepts. Oil does not compress like air and would be pressing against higher pressures way more efficiently. Just asking…
Isn't it the new Rolex Oyster Perpetual in yellow??
It is:)
Looks like a yellow rolex in the picture)
🎯
I like ressensce, but a little expensive. The much maligned uboat uses oil in the dial... I have one 😉
The uboat is cool too yea and for a fraction of the price!
The new collection rolex
Yup!
This is one amazing looking watch. Wow. Sadly it's way out of my budget. :/
Glad you like it Rok, yes, it doesn´t come cheap.
Rivals Krayon for complexity
Yes and no. Krayon is more complex in a way. We might review one soon :)
@@SwissWatchGang Krayon's complications are more complex. But the engineering of both are complex.
Remi too???
@@Krptokrayon yea, more complex. Probably without Remi.
@@SwissWatchGang Oh well. I wouldn't know about Krayon without you. So thanks. Because that watch is unreal.
@@Krptokrayon 🎉😁
looks like a smartwatch
but wouldn't show your text messages
haha exactly!
Very SlicK Indeed "..
at first I thought it was a suunto
lol :D
Why does this watch look like the guy was high on acid when he designed it ?
0:50 That's not correct. For example the Sinn UX was released for the public in 2006 and is also completely filled with oil which gives it its massive pressure resistance of 500ATM.
Nevertheless I think the Ressence watches are pretty cool looking. But for that kind of money I would probably stick with the more traditional way of watchmaking ;-) Thanks for showing!
Thanks for the correction!
A dream
As mechanically amazing as the timepiece is I hate that it looks like a smart watch.still amaizing though that's just my taste
It´s a nice mix of understated + high-end I think.
Get to the choppa.
RZE
32000€😢
Rolex oyster perpetual 2021 :)
:)
U-Boat
Tooooo expensive
Why?
I'm sorry, not my watch... I hate this pseudo "brands" that came into market using ETA or other calibers as a base and put it modules, and just because they stamp on one side of their web pages and watches the logo "swiss made" they choose to put price tags over 3 zeros or higer...
Well, Ressence did put a lot of work into the movement as you saw from the movement picture, the ETA is merely to drive it but I see your point of view.
Lol, of all the watches to complain about being "just an ETA caliber with a module". The majority (215) of the 376 parts in this watch are that module, the highly advanced and innovative Ressence Orbital Convex System. Watch some more videos on how it works (especially on the compensating bellows system) and you'll see how much engineering and work is put into each one.