I have three Sinn watches, one of them is the copper 356, and I love them all. My daily wearer is a 656 pilot. I purchased them during the early 20's so none of them have the see-through back. The only regret I have is that I didn't more of them. At that time, they weren't all that well known here in the US and if they needed service you would have to send them back to Germany. I'm glad to see Sinn gaining more recognition.
I first came across them in the late 90s but wasn't till 2009 that I got myself one, The 656 being it doesn't have AR tec you could let anyone service Sir as its a Top Grade ETA 2824-2 movement, so any watchmaker worth there salt can do that one for you. Its the models with the AR tec or oil filler have to go to Sinn 👍🏻
Sinn don’t mess around. Their watches are really great. My 556ib is a dream to wear. This is very nice but probably a little thick for me. I’d rather 15 spread across a wider case. Dial is off the scale. Superb Many thanks
I own a Sinn 356 and I don’t find it too small. Like you said, the dial is quite larger and it adds presence. The thickness is not an issue as this piece is not slab-sided. The caseback protrudes, but it tucks into the soft tissue between the bones of your wrist. It wears like a 13.5mm thick watch.
6.5 ish wrist here. I love it! It amazes me that Sinn has a 38.5mm chronograph yet it is so difficult to find sub 40, 3 handers. A boot concerned about the height though.
I love this dial. The textured with the copper color is fantastic. I love the visible caseback. But for me it’s the more military style 13,13.1, style chrono with the d3 and all the tech. But what a stunner for sure.
I do like the AR tec also but the only downside for me is that I can't work on them myself which is a shame Brain , For the 13 is the way to go or the EZM1.1 but they are pricey and hard to get hole of 👍🏻
You lucky chap I really really like this watch a lot 👍🏻 ps yep I believe it will be the very watch which was featured in the video making it even cooler
@@ClickSpringReview I feel like it's going to take me down a Sinn rabbit hole. I also blame you for this! Right now I'm thinking sell some Breitlings buy some Sinns...
Hi Barry, I'm taking you up on your challenge of finding a lower price chronograph with water resistance: well, here it is... Guinand Koenigsblau, Serie 155 and Nordmeer. The entire Guinand range is aggressively priced actually, and, like Sinn, feature Top grade movements. The company is very accessible, answering queries promptly and without any sales pitch. The Koenigsblau is the closest to this Sinn though. 😊
Hi Barry, I'd wear that! It has a sense of luxury about it which I really like. While I'm not over keen on the thickness, I absolutely do take your point about the price, and I can wear a Tudor GMT without problems so I'd have no issues with it. Other watches at different price points also have obesity challenges, but one could avoid this by buying a quartz piece. Thanks for this Barry, this has been a real treat. Cheers, Bob 🍻
As a side note, Axel of the Watch-Maxe channel did a detailed review of the Sinn 910SRS recently. I'd be interested on take on this watch. I think it's pretty impressive... 👍🍻
I've take a look at that later today Bob ,But I have already reviewed the watch in fact I may do it again as the watch is still at F&G th-cam.com/video/Vbvg_PI7jUY/w-d-xo.html
Gorgeous time piece, I have the same copper/salmon dial, but with the German date and H link bracelet with diverse extension. I personally like the H bracelet more. And it's definitely a conversation starter.
Nice review. These are fantastic watches and a great size (I wear both bigger and smaller watches, but 38.5 is just pure Goldilocks). Sinn's finishing on the bracelet, case and the stunning face is really very good, far above the pay-grade. Certainly nowt wrong with a 7750 - a bit spinny, but that's character! As you say most auto chronos are about 15mm, it's no problem - the watch wears really well. But the copper... wow! I've not seem many watches under £20k with a dial that good! We're talking Breguet, Parmigiani...
I fully agree, I love to feel the rotor spin every so often and its a solid work horse of a movement and as you say 38.5mm is pretty well spot on and the dial well just look at it , I'd love to have this one in my collection
Hi Barry this is the watch I'm thinking about getting next. My only concern is that it's a 38.5 mm. I agree that because it's all dial and the thickness it may appear a little larger than it's actual size. I have the 358 which is my sweet spot. I know it's going to wear a little smaller than my 358. I would definitely choose this style and this is the next one on my radar great review!
Hi Stanley I do also like the 358 but feel the 356 is a more comfortable model to wear on my wrist , The only problem I see is they are very similar and you may find yourself liking one more than the other and at that point one has to go so I'd maybe stick with the 358 and get something different like a 144
I own this same watch, and I have a 7.5 inch wrist, every time you look down at the watch dial you don't even notice it's 38.5 mm because how gorgeous this time piece is, for me it looks great on my 7.5 in wrist.
I usually don't like fine link but it looks right on this watch. Love the salmon dial but had enough chronographs to know how hard it is to read any non black dial chronos in full sun.
Absolutely beautiful - love the dial, love the domed sapphire and love the bracelet and it has versatility to easily rock a leather strap. Maybe I’m weird but I find it strange that it does the running second hand on what looks like it should be a chrono sundial and the big second hand is for the chrono?!
I love this one and would be really happy to own one , as for the second hand I really don’t mind it but if you did you could always run the chrono all the time
@@ClickSpringReview im being dumb in that i have now learned the big seconds hand is indeed the chrono seconds hand for most classic chronometers. Fair enough haha
Hi Didier Guinand make some great watches I'd love to review one at some point , Guinand used to make watches for Sinn in the late 80s and After Helmut Sinn sold Sinn watches in the late 90s he took over ownership of Guinand right up until 2014
This is a nice watch. A friend owns one & he has had it for about 15 years. Can i find an Automatic Chronograph under $5K? EASY! My lovely Omega Speedmaster Automatic " Reduced". Mine is the later iteration, the Model 35395000, with the Boxed Sapphire, & rated down to 100 M. At 12mm thick, it is The World's Thinnest Automatic Chronograph. I paid $3.5K for it in 2013. It is now Discontinued. I am familiar with that ETA 7750 " Tracteur" movement. Though quite accurate, it is noisy & i don't Dig on The " Wobble" a whole bunch. Also, that Sellita is not "Top" Chronometer Grade & the screws are chemically blued. The movement in mine is "Modular", incorporating an ETA 2890 Base, with DUBOIS-DEPRAZ, Chrono Module, PiggyBacked on top, so hence not, what some Puristes would call An Integrated Chronograph Movement. But mine has served me well & is very reliable, gaining a half a second per day. AND ..... it IS An Omega Speedmaster. Enough Said???
Well done Bruce you're right sir but can you still buy these new ? I like the 38mm case size 👍🏻 but not so much the 18mm bracelet , The Tag Monaco I reviewed a year and a half ago also housed the Dubois-Depraz module, This would be a movement I'd be interested in stripping down at some point
It is a beautiful watch have you watches my other Sinn reviews I've over a 100 , I'm hosting a Sinn Event in Coventry UK on the 20th if your around it will be worth coming to
Have you measured one ? as I find what they say and what they are are normally to completely different things. Plus unfortunately the Seiko NE88 isn't great movement , the last one I had in for review had problems Sir
Two things: The movement is a copy of the ETA7750 and the rotor is made to only wind the movement one way. Should’ve been designed to wind both ways. That’s why the rotor spins around like a lunatic one way around, because of the missing reversing wheel on the “automatic module” mounted onto the movement. The screws isn’t actually blued, they’re painted. If you have seen an actual blued screw before, it’s clear to point out the difference.
Sinn use both Sellita SW500 and the Concept C99001 which are clones of the 7750 ( which they still use) but are both top grade , I own both the 7750 and the Concept and both are great movements , I say in the video about it only winding one way thats why it spins so freely the other way , The screw are thermally blued they are not painted Sir , I should know being as I'm a watchmaker
Challenge accepted; Longines Heritage Diver Chronograph 300m, Longines 1967 Chronograph 300m, borh can be had for less than 2k pounds. Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Sea Diver 100m, around 1600 pounds. Whether or not they are to your liking is the question, but there you go.
Hi Christian thanks for giving it a go , I've just looked and the Longines Heritage Diver Chronograph its over 16mm ? I must have the wrong model. The Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Sea Diver 100m is a lovely watch by the way 👍🏻 but is a manual winder so doesnt count Sir
@@ClickSpringReview I'm not sure about the size specs of the two Longines diver chronographs, but you only specified the criteria as 'an automatic Swiss chronograph with a decent water resistance for less than 5000 pounds', so I reckon they would do the job. They are both a bit on the taller side, you feel it especially with the 1967 diver and both are an acquired taste, though, I would say. Nivada offer their Chronomaster with an automatic as well as a manual wound movement. Thanks for the great review, btw, the Sinn is gorgeous and I think it absolutely sings on a chocolate strap.
I'm so impressed with Seiko Chronograph movement as the one I tested the amplitude dropped a lot when the Chronograph was in engaged, Longines don't make a 38mm chrono Deo
My God, that watch is gorgeous! It would be a definite shoe-in for my personal horological harem but alas, I find myself, with Morrissey, a man of slender means. I suppose I could sell my wife to organ traders on the dark web but I am unmarried . . . Will any of you give me a fair price for a chubby, affectionate cat?
Great video as ever . . . but, & I hope you don’t minding me pointing this out, could you please not confuse the words bought & brought. Bought is the past participle of the verb to buy; not brought, which is the past participle of the verb to bring.🙏
Its hard to be candid in your review if you involve your personal feelings into it. 15mm thick is too thick (for the dial size). Best to review it as it is, rather than what you feel it should be.
i am gonna disagree here. the salmon dial version really blows the "tooliness" of that model out of the water. they could do it to a more minimalist model like the 556.
Really David do you buy your cloths for the dollar shop because after all cloths are basically all the same and just cover your body, you really are watching the wrong videos 🤣🤣🤣
@@ClickSpringReview You're probably right, however I only came here because your channel was in my recommendations. I won't return, and all I can do is wish you well with your channel, as a parting I've given you a like.
All watches with the ETA 7750 based movements are that thickness Sir the thinnest chrono I own is a little over 14mm what size were you hoping for out of interest?
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I have three Sinn watches, one of them is the copper 356, and I love them all. My daily wearer is a 656 pilot. I purchased them during the early 20's so none of them have the see-through back. The only regret I have is that I didn't more of them. At that time, they weren't all that well known here in the US and if they needed service you would have to send them back to Germany. I'm glad to see Sinn gaining more recognition.
I first came across them in the late 90s but wasn't till 2009 that I got myself one, The 656 being it doesn't have AR tec you could let anyone service Sir as its a Top Grade ETA 2824-2 movement, so any watchmaker worth there salt can do that one for you. Its the models with the AR tec or oil filler have to go to Sinn 👍🏻
Funny enough I was reading a Sinn subscriber comments on Reddit! On this very watch he posted with a tan leather, absolutely beautiful.
I really want this watch matey
@@ClickSpringReview stunning piece. I actually thought this was a limited edition. But it's not. You don't see many in the wild.
@@MyVideosWillCalmU I've only ever seen one before in well over 10 years which is crazy when compared to U1's
Sinn don’t mess around. Their watches are really great. My 556ib is a dream to wear. This is very nice but probably a little thick for me. I’d rather 15 spread across a wider case.
Dial is off the scale. Superb
Many thanks
This is one of there very best dial I think Wisam I'd really like one myself
I own a Sinn 356 and I don’t find it too small. Like you said, the dial is quite larger and it adds presence. The thickness is not an issue as this piece is not slab-sided. The caseback protrudes, but it tucks into the soft tissue between the bones of your wrist. It wears like a 13.5mm thick watch.
Spot on Sir 👍🏻
I got one for my 50th, ... almost 10 years ago. Still my favorite. I have a birth year 1963 Omega Constellation pie pan coming for my 60th.
Lucky chap you don't see many of these in the wide 👍🏻
Finally!!!! Been waiting for you to do this one.
I was lucky to get holed of this one Nick
See you at redbar nick
@@maleangel1983 see you there. Fingers crossed you’ll bring this along too! 😂
6.5 ish wrist here. I love it! It amazes me that Sinn has a 38.5mm chronograph yet it is so difficult to find sub 40, 3 handers. A boot concerned about the height though.
The 556 has got you covered when it comes to a sub 40mm 3 hander as its only 38.5mm MSM 👍🏻
Gorgeous watch, look at how that dial pops!. Got to love that bracelet also.
The contrast with the colour of the dial and the black of the hands and hour makers is simply stunning Steve
I love this dial. The textured with the copper color is fantastic. I love the visible caseback. But for me it’s the more military style 13,13.1, style chrono with the d3 and all the tech. But what a stunner for sure.
I do like the AR tec also but the only downside for me is that I can't work on them myself which is a shame Brain , For the 13 is the way to go or the EZM1.1 but they are pricey and hard to get hole of 👍🏻
Ive just purchased one of these - possibly this exact one (?) - from Francis and Gaye. It really is stunning!
You lucky chap I really really like this watch a lot 👍🏻 ps yep I believe it will be the very watch which was featured in the video making it even cooler
@@ClickSpringReview I feel like it's going to take me down a Sinn rabbit hole. I also blame you for this! Right now I'm thinking sell some Breitlings buy some Sinns...
Sorry about that Tom 😁😁😁
@@ClickSpringReview it's my wife you need to apologise to ;)
Trust me I have that to lol
Hi Barry, I'm taking you up on your challenge of finding a lower price chronograph with water resistance: well, here it is... Guinand Koenigsblau, Serie 155 and Nordmeer. The entire Guinand range is aggressively priced actually, and, like Sinn, feature Top grade movements. The company is very accessible, answering queries promptly and without any sales pitch. The Koenigsblau is the closest to this Sinn though. 😊
You are right about Guinand the prices are very respectful plus they look great I'll send them a email fingers crossed matey
Hi Barry, I'd wear that! It has a sense of luxury about it which I really like. While I'm not over keen on the thickness, I absolutely do take your point about the price, and I can wear a Tudor GMT without problems so I'd have no issues with it. Other watches at different price points also have obesity challenges, but one could avoid this by buying a quartz piece.
Thanks for this Barry, this has been a real treat. Cheers, Bob 🍻
As a side note, Axel of the Watch-Maxe channel did a detailed review of the Sinn 910SRS recently. I'd be interested on take on this watch. I think it's pretty impressive... 👍🍻
I've take a look at that later today Bob ,But I have already reviewed the watch in fact I may do it again as the watch is still at F&G th-cam.com/video/Vbvg_PI7jUY/w-d-xo.html
I personally like that you can hear and feel the rotor as well on the 7750. Also 38.5 mm I think is a fantastic size, and I have 7.25 inch wrists.
Me too as it feels like the beating heart of the watch to me
Gorgeous time piece, I have the same copper/salmon dial, but with the German date and H link bracelet with diverse extension. I personally like the H bracelet more. And it's definitely a conversation starter.
Its lovely model and you cant go wrong with either H-link or Fine Link Bracelet , I may ever see about selling my Breitling to get one myself
That Sinn has been on my list for quite some time. For me it is a tough choice between that and a Vertex.
Vertex do have some nice models but I'd go with Sinn Sir
15mm thick is absolutely fine, it looks and feels perfect. Lug width at 20mm is also perfect.
I fully agree with you there 👍🏻
there really are super watches.@@ClickSpringReview
I'd love to have one myself its a gorgeous model
Nice review. These are fantastic watches and a great size (I wear both bigger and smaller watches, but 38.5 is just pure Goldilocks). Sinn's finishing on the bracelet, case and the stunning face is really very good, far above the pay-grade. Certainly nowt wrong with a 7750 - a bit spinny, but that's character! As you say most auto chronos are about 15mm, it's no problem - the watch wears really well. But the copper... wow! I've not seem many watches under £20k with a dial that good! We're talking Breguet, Parmigiani...
I fully agree, I love to feel the rotor spin every so often and its a solid work horse of a movement and as you say 38.5mm is pretty well spot on and the dial well just look at it , I'd love to have this one in my collection
Hi Barry this is the watch I'm thinking about getting next. My only concern is that it's a 38.5 mm. I agree that because it's all dial and the thickness it may appear a little larger than it's actual size. I have the 358 which is my sweet spot. I know it's going to wear a little smaller than my 358. I would definitely choose this style and this is the next one on my radar great review!
Hi Stanley I do also like the 358 but feel the 356 is a more comfortable model to wear on my wrist , The only problem I see is they are very similar and you may find yourself liking one more than the other and at that point one has to go so I'd maybe stick with the 358 and get something different like a 144
I own this same watch, and I have a 7.5 inch wrist, every time you look down at the watch dial you don't even notice it's 38.5 mm because how gorgeous this time piece is, for me it looks great on my 7.5 in wrist.
i have the 556 can't wait to get another.
I do love the 556, which one do you have Tony ?
@@ClickSpringReview aquamarine blue
@@pbtony0340 Nice I've the 556A I used to have the Anniversary model also but sold it
I have that model and it is the most beautiful dial I own.
Your a lucky chap its a beautiful model Robin
Salmon dial by Sinn before it was cool. Breitling? Patek? Excuse me?
It really is a great looking dial Piotr and works so well with the contrasting black of the hands and hour makers
I usually don't like fine link but it looks right on this watch. Love the salmon dial but had enough chronographs to know how hard it is to read any non black dial chronos in full sun.
This really is a watch I'd love to own myself CJK its pretty well prefect
Absolutely beautiful - love the dial, love the domed sapphire and love the bracelet and it has versatility to easily rock a leather strap. Maybe I’m weird but I find it strange that it does the running second hand on what looks like it should be a chrono sundial and the big second hand is for the chrono?!
I love this one and would be really happy to own one , as for the second hand I really don’t mind it but if you did you could always run the chrono all the time
@@ClickSpringReview im being dumb in that i have now learned the big seconds hand is indeed the chrono seconds hand for most classic chronometers. Fair enough haha
Everyday a school day and trust me I know myself :)
Beautiful watch and a great size
One of Sinn's very best I think Stephen I really want one myself
Hello !
Guinand chronogragphes are also very good watches with an excellent price quality ratio. Wath do you think of theses watches?
Hi Didier Guinand make some great watches I'd love to review one at some point , Guinand used to make watches for Sinn in the late 80s and After Helmut Sinn sold Sinn watches in the late 90s he took over ownership of Guinand right up until 2014
This is a nice watch. A friend owns one & he has had it for about 15 years. Can i find an Automatic Chronograph under $5K? EASY! My lovely Omega Speedmaster Automatic " Reduced". Mine is the later iteration, the Model 35395000, with the Boxed Sapphire, & rated down to 100 M. At 12mm thick, it is The World's Thinnest Automatic Chronograph. I paid $3.5K for it in 2013. It is now Discontinued. I am familiar with that ETA 7750 " Tracteur" movement. Though quite accurate, it is noisy & i don't Dig on The " Wobble" a whole bunch. Also, that Sellita is not "Top" Chronometer Grade & the screws are chemically blued.
The movement in mine is "Modular", incorporating an ETA 2890 Base, with DUBOIS-DEPRAZ, Chrono Module, PiggyBacked on top, so hence not, what some Puristes would call An Integrated Chronograph Movement. But mine has served me well & is very reliable, gaining a half a second per day. AND ..... it IS An Omega Speedmaster. Enough Said???
Well done Bruce you're right sir but can you still buy these new ? I like the 38mm case size 👍🏻 but not so much the 18mm bracelet , The Tag Monaco I reviewed a year and a half ago also housed the Dubois-Depraz module, This would be a movement I'd be interested in stripping down at some point
Might look hot on the khaki sinn canvas 🎉
Yeah I could see that also
A phenomenal piece, dare I say keepsake.
It is a beautiful watch have you watches my other Sinn reviews I've over a 100 , I'm hosting a Sinn Event in Coventry UK on the 20th if your around it will be worth coming to
@@ClickSpringReview I am in Detroit. I do enjoy the product and own a 104 on a fine link bracelet. Enjoy your get-together!
Cheers Todd I'm sure we will, I'll try and take loads and pictures this time round
You still looking for a chrono with decent water resistance? Venezianico Bucintoro 42mm. Seiko NE88, 13.6mm thick, 100m WR
Have you measured one ? as I find what they say and what they are are normally to completely different things. Plus unfortunately the Seiko NE88 isn't great movement , the last one I had in for review had problems Sir
Beautiful watch...
Yep it sure is 👍🏻 I’d be very happy to own it
Two things:
The movement is a copy of the ETA7750 and the rotor is made to only wind the movement one way. Should’ve been designed to wind both ways. That’s why the rotor spins around like a lunatic one way around, because of the missing reversing wheel on the “automatic module” mounted onto the movement.
The screws isn’t actually blued, they’re painted. If you have seen an actual blued screw before, it’s clear to point out the difference.
Sinn use both Sellita SW500 and the Concept C99001 which are clones of the 7750 ( which they still use) but are both top grade , I own both the 7750 and the Concept and both are great movements , I say in the video about it only winding one way thats why it spins so freely the other way ,
The screw are thermally blued they are not painted Sir ,
I should know being as I'm a watchmaker
Nice dial colour but a bit too niche for me to buy. I do like the 356 though so it would be the black dial for me. And no the 38,5 isn’t too small.
I've just got myself another 38.5mm watch only lastween its a Nomos Club Campus , So the size is pretty well spot on for me
Challenge accepted; Longines Heritage Diver Chronograph 300m, Longines 1967 Chronograph 300m, borh can be had for less than 2k pounds. Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Sea Diver 100m, around 1600 pounds. Whether or not they are to your liking is the question, but there you go.
Hi Christian thanks for giving it a go , I've just looked and the Longines Heritage Diver Chronograph its over 16mm ? I must have the wrong model.
The Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Sea Diver 100m is a lovely watch by the way 👍🏻 but is a manual winder so doesnt count Sir
@@ClickSpringReview I'm not sure about the size specs of the two Longines diver chronographs, but you only specified the criteria as 'an automatic Swiss chronograph with a decent water resistance for less than 5000 pounds', so I reckon they would do the job. They are both a bit on the taller side, you feel it especially with the 1967 diver and both are an acquired taste, though, I would say.
Nivada offer their Chronomaster with an automatic as well as a manual wound movement.
Thanks for the great review, btw, the Sinn is gorgeous and I think it absolutely sings on a chocolate strap.
Looks great
Cheers Bryan I think its a real looker and also happens to be a great watch to
Automatic chronograph less than 5k, you can check out Seiko, Hamilton, Certina and even Longines
I'm so impressed with Seiko Chronograph movement as the one I tested the amplitude dropped a lot when the Chronograph was in engaged, Longines don't make a 38mm chrono Deo
My God, that watch is gorgeous! It would be a definite shoe-in for my personal horological harem but alas, I find myself, with Morrissey, a man of slender means. I suppose I could sell my wife to organ traders on the dark web but I am unmarried . . . Will any of you give me a fair price for a chubby, affectionate cat?
😂
I love that Sir 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
challenge accepted: farer meredith is under 5K, thinner, much more modern in design, and with a Dubois Dépraz movement.
You are right Divay I forgot all about the Dubios-Dépraz and at 13.2mm its 1.8mm thinner 👍🏻
Great video as ever . . . but, & I hope you don’t minding me pointing this out, could you please not confuse the words bought & brought. Bought is the past participle of the verb to buy; not brought, which is the past participle of the verb to bring.🙏
Noted!
Its hard to be candid in your review if you involve your personal feelings into it. 15mm thick is too thick (for the dial size). Best to review it as it is, rather than what you feel it should be.
I don't mind the 15mm myself as it sits so well on the wrist
i am gonna disagree here. the salmon dial version really blows the "tooliness" of that model out of the water. they could do it to a more minimalist model like the 556.
Be gone with you Sir your wrong just wrong I say 😁😁 I'm just about to review the standard black dial 356 you may like
I have a $25 watch that tells exactly the same time as this watch.
Really David do you buy your cloths for the dollar shop because after all cloths are basically all the same and just cover your body, you really are watching the wrong videos 🤣🤣🤣
@@ClickSpringReview Yep, I buy cheap clothes because a $50 pair of jeans have exactly the same function as a $500 pair of jeans.
@@powerdavid6235 I have a feeling David channels like this are maybe not for you sir 😊
@@ClickSpringReview You're probably right, however I only came here because your channel was in my recommendations. I won't return, and all I can do is wish you well with your channel, as a parting I've given you a like.
@@powerdavid6235 Thank you David and all the best chap
15 mm thick is huge. Sad
All watches with the ETA 7750 based movements are that thickness Sir the thinnest chrono I own is a little over 14mm what size were you hoping for out of interest?
Great dial, too small
For my 7.25 inch wrist its spot on but we are all different 👍🏻