I was very excited to see the news of an upgraded bracelet expecting to see tool less micro-adjust like Zelos and CW in your price range. Please make this a priority for bracelet v3! Signed - A current and hopefully future customer
Reagan and Ryan, First off, I'm a true Vaer loyalist as I own the D5 Tropic, the D7 Artic and just ordered the G7 GMT with the Pepsi bezel. Couple of things, first, in the GMT video I noticed a West Point note card in the video and wondered if either of you are affiliated with West Point as I am a 1984 graduate. Next, it would be great if you gave us an option to upgrade our 1st band because for people like me who love your watches will end up with multiple Tropic straps (I will now have three of them). Thanks for a great intro video for the GMT and keep making great watches. I own Rolex, TAG and Omega yet find myself always wearing a Vaer! Thanks!
I need ceramic. I bang 2:00 on door jams, countertops, etc. Glad I went with the D5 recently. I could have gone for the black and gilt color way though.
We appreciate the feedback, and there are definitely pros and cons to each - Aluminum definitely shows a bit more wear (though we love the patina), but Ceramic can actually crack if struck hard. Each give off a different aesthetic, and we preferred that of Aluminum for this line.
Great watch! I've been considering a GMT for about a year now. I think I saw this on a survey you put out earlier in the year and was immediately interested. Love the three colorway choices. For me I think classic Pepsi is going to be the way to go, kinda what I've been looking for in an auto GMT. I see a few comments on the choice of ceramic vs aluminum bezel. I think the aluminum definitely looks great. Definitely pros and cons to both. I do think if you ever do decide to do the ceramic on a GMT it should be fully lined as well...added functionality of a fully lumed bezel actually makes sense on a GMT vs just a pip.
@@VaerWatches I REALLY LOVE THE WATCHES SUPER ELEGANT & SLEEK, I love work you guys do I am purchasing one as soon as I’m able to get my financial situation stable , MY BIRTHDAY IS NEXT WEEK AND IM DEFINITELY ADDING THIS WATCH TO MY BIRTHDAY WISH LIST ! Hopefully I can get one sooner than later thanks for the videos I love how you guys do your presentations and explain it’s really informative and I will order one as soon as I can ! Keep up the good work guys honestly , MUCH RESPECT FROM THE WINDY CITY CHICAGO BUDS !
This is a nice GMT watch, but there is a few details that can be intergrated in this model: Number 1: a 24-hour ring to make tracking a third timezone easier Number 2: a date window at the 6 o'clock, because the no-date dial is, as one commentor pointed out, antithetical to the purpose of the GMT watch And that's it, although a toolless adjustment system intergrated into the clasp would be nice and a welcome upgrade.
Really like the pepsi design, the dimensions, the no date and the quick release springbars on the bracelet. I just wish it had a ceramic bezel and a toolless micro adjustment clasp like Halios, Christopher Ward and Zelos then I'd be sorely tempted, even if I think the price is a little high compared to other GMTs with similar movements
@@patrickgroll2046 Well Heuer did a no date Autaiva Pepsi bezel Gmt manual wind chronograph. That didn't have a date window from the late 60s.That's highly sort after and Omega had the Flight Master which was also dateless. Also Nevada had a Pepsi bezel Gmt chronograph that didn't have a date. So top brands did have GMTs without date windows
Have you received any word on when yours will ship? I ordered mine back in early November and was told then it would ship in December. I still have not received it. Just curious, it looks like an awesome watch.
@@ml6008 They told me a few days ago that their Swiss assembly team had suffered delays due to COVID in early January, but that they're back "at full speed" now.
I pre ordered the tropic diver for my husband. Took forever to ship. He loves it but I don't think I would wait that long again to give someone a present. Kinda ridic.
Yeah, it can be frustrating. I’ve ordered two watches from them, the D5 Atlantic and one of these G7 Pepsis. I ordered the D5 in Dec, around Christmas of last year and received about 3 weeks later. I ordered the G7 on Veterans Day of this year and have yet to receive it. They are a small brand and since their watches (seemingly) are in pretty high demand it’s tough for them to keep stuff in stock. I do love my D5 and I’m sure I’ll love the gmt which will hopefully be shipped shortly.
@@ml6008 He liked his. It it is a very nice watch. However I think I would spend a little more to get something a lot quicker. If it were me I would request my money back on the watch that hasn't shipped yet lol. I hope it comes soon for you.
Really the only thing it still needs is some kind of on the fly adjustment in the bracelet. Wrists get larger and smaller through the day….have to be able to do it without a tool.
What a grand watch you have made,I do hope to find on my wrist one day soon.I see only great things coming from Vaer.Enjoyed the video,very helpful and great production values.
Also, with Miyota releasing the new automatic 9075 "traveller's GMT" movement, could both of you consider introducing the USA assembled G5 GMT? Just saying, you know.
Eazy E, I am completely sold on the Citizen Eco-Drive technology. IMO, they own the solar quartz segment. However, Citizen has just recently announced their commitment to a new automatic caliber for their flagship product line. And, I am unaware of any third party or micro watch maker being licensed to use Eco-Drive calibers. Seiko's mecha-quartz has been licensed fairly broadly, but in terms of reliability, I highly favor Citizen's Eco-Drive calibers. I agree that either Eco-Drive or Mecha-Quartz is a compelling application for a traditional form factor and low profile GMT. Fingers crossed, someone will recognize this market opportunity. It makes particularly in application to the later MOD issue designs, where quartz came to be the norm. Eco-Drive and Mecha-Quartz would be the next logical progression for these applications.
My OCD can't handle the bizarre variation for the indices. Why are the 1, 5, 7, 11 different from the 2, 4, 8, 10? 3/6/9/12 being different is the norm, but I don't understand why the other indices are randomly different with no rhyme or reason. Otherwise, love the watch.
The more I see it the more I like the aluminum. Ceramic is great and all but there's nothing special about it. You can get $100 Aliexpress watches with ceramic. The more important thing is for the bezel material to match the aesthetics. The aluminum with gilt looks friggin' great for this watch. I'm sure ceramic will match better with other designs.
Cool that y'all made a gmt watch. But y'all kinda cut corners... should've had a 24 click bidirectional bezel.... Also eta is cool and all, but this is the same movement that's found in the steinhart GMTs.... Which is not a "true gmt." I wish more companies were putting out true gmts with local jump hour. So much more useful when travelling. The Mido Ocean Star GMT is the only affordable "true GMT".... and I don't really like the looks of it. Maybe in the future y'all can take this advice and really put out a special watch I love the look of the black/guilt variation shown in this video! No doubt you guys have some beautiful designs!
We're offering a 120 click bidirectional bezel, so no corners cut here. We prefer the flexibility that 120 clicks allows, as 24 clicks will leave out some time zones. While Steinhart makes great homage watches, many are looking for a more unique style. As a quick heads up, Steinhart's product page state "ETA 2893-2/SW330", and our guess would be that current watches include the Sellita version (which is okay in its own right). A lot of value can’t be measured by a spec sheet, and we measure our value as a full package that includes design, finishing and aesthetics. That has a lot of value to our customers (given sales of this collection thus far). While a "true GMT" is great in principal, the practical difference is relatively negligible - a very small amount of extra time setting when you're changing time zones (and you'll likely have downtime while changing time zones unless you're the one flying the plane, and even still sparing an extra minute or two is very feasible)
Great job guys but PLEASE change the 11, 1, 4, 7 markers to a circle! Having it with these “slants” throws off the dial and makes it look like an angry cat
These are some compelling offerings. The timing really blows for me personally. But, the upgrades to the bracelet call to me for my previously purchased Swiss Diver and USA Field watches. This is much closer to a proper match for the fit and finish of the VAER diver's cased watches. It clearly takes a queue from Christopher Ward's brilliant bracelet innovations. That is a very good thing! IMO, CW sets the standard by which modern tool-less bracelets are measured. The apparent lack of half links and a diver's extension are a disappointment, I must say. The use of screws rather than pins is brilliant! The double pusher clasp is definitely an improvement. The easier to grasp actuators on the tool-less lug pins is significant as well. Thank you, Ryan, for sharing your smile! You all are so close to the music capitol of the USA, you really need to scout around for a musician to make you some more complex and engaging musical accompaniment, something with a bit more progression. The Sand colored strap is a winner. I hope this color will be available on your two piece nylon, as it mirrors the white hands and markers on the Arctic Diver. It would pop on the A12 mk2 as well. Just one quibble. IMO, the bezel on a GMT ought to be bi-directional. This appears to be unidirectional. Oh, I read below that is is bi-directional! Brilliant! I find the vintage bakelite bezel to be a compelling aesthetic. I believe that this can be accomplished in ceramic. This would, IMO, be the perfect use of modern materials to invoke a vintage aesthetic. Lume it up, and you will have near perfection.
Happy to provide more detail here - the choice of Aluminum vs Ceramic has nothing to do with value (there are $100 watches with Ceramic & $7,000 watches with Aluminum). It really come down to the fact that we found Aluminum to be a great aesthetic fit here.
Nice watches but I will not ever order from them again. It isn't worth the lie of the pre order date then their nonsense emails with roundabouts. Never again!
This watch looks good but is going to be as successful as a jumbo jet made of solid uranium. First of all, a GMT watch must have a date complication, period (and not a quick-set). Second, at this price you should be offering a true traveler's GMT with a jumping hour hand. Third, this is wildly overpriced. For heaven's sake, you could get something like a Mido Ocean Star GMT for 3/4 the price, and get proper GMT functionality.
The brushed hands on the Meridian look cheap. The Squale GMT has the same ETA2893 movement, a ceramic bidirectional bezel, water resistant to 30 ATM and a much better finish. Plus it’s $400 less than the Meridian at $799…
We personally love the look of our brushed hands, though it all comes down to preference! Our bezel is bidirectional, and the choice of Aluminum vs Ceramic has nothing to do with value (there are $100 watches with Ceramic & $7,000 watches with Aluminum). Regarding that Squale piece, the only Squale ETA 2893 watches we're seeing are going for $1200 to $1500 on eBay, Island Watch, WatchGecko, etc. & $1484 on their site directly (not currently available). If these originally retailed for $799, then this is just a testament to the value of the ETA 2893 in today's market. In terms of head to head spec comparisons, a lot of value can’t be measured by a spec sheet, and we measure our value as a full package that includes design, finishing and aesthetics. That has a lot of value to our customers (this has been one of our biggest releases to date)
Couple things: If this has a bidirectional bezel, you may want to put that on the product page. No where does it state as such. Second, that's a fairly disappointing stamped clasp there for $1300.
Okay, so you have ETA movement. Great dimensions and that's it. Aluminum Pepsi insert without lume I think was a wasted opportunity to separate yourself from Steinhart. I get the vintage look and the sword hands nothing new. Ceramic, lumed, slopping insert with vintage hands would get you noticed. Not a Rolex homage and not a soon to be scratched, no lume bezel insert. Bracelet was another miss. Yes, quick release is still a novelty, but Christopher Ward at least offers a better, adjustable clasp than your Chinese version. Male end links is another lost opportunity to satisfy unfulfilled need. So, for same money or less I can buy Christopher Ward SeaLander GMT with better bracelet less obvious homage look and better known brand name. Or, for less money I can get Steinhart Ocean 39 GMT with 500 meters of water resistance, female end links and same movement.....
This was not a good video. The thing people care about most is the movement and the operation. Is this a true GMT with jump-hours and the hour hand and GMT hand slaved together? The bezel absolutely, positively should be a 24-click. The watch is grossly overpriced without these things.
Love the history and story behind your watches! That's what keeps bringing me back!🙂👍
I was very excited to see the news of an upgraded bracelet expecting to see tool less micro-adjust like Zelos and CW in your price range. Please make this a priority for bracelet v3! Signed - A current and hopefully future customer
Reagan and Ryan, First off, I'm a true Vaer loyalist as I own the D5 Tropic, the D7 Artic and just ordered the G7 GMT with the Pepsi bezel. Couple of things, first, in the GMT video I noticed a West Point note card in the video and wondered if either of you are affiliated with West Point as I am a 1984 graduate. Next, it would be great if you gave us an option to upgrade our 1st band because for people like me who love your watches will end up with multiple Tropic straps (I will now have three of them). Thanks for a great intro video for the GMT and keep making great watches. I own Rolex, TAG and Omega yet find myself always wearing a Vaer! Thanks!
I need ceramic. I bang 2:00 on door jams, countertops, etc. Glad I went with the D5 recently. I could have gone for the black and gilt color way though.
We appreciate the feedback, and there are definitely pros and cons to each - Aluminum definitely shows a bit more wear (though we love the patina), but Ceramic can actually crack if struck hard. Each give off a different aesthetic, and we preferred that of Aluminum for this line.
Great watch! I've been considering a GMT for about a year now. I think I saw this on a survey you put out earlier in the year and was immediately interested. Love the three colorway choices. For me I think classic Pepsi is going to be the way to go, kinda what I've been looking for in an auto GMT.
I see a few comments on the choice of ceramic vs aluminum bezel. I think the aluminum definitely looks great. Definitely pros and cons to both. I do think if you ever do decide to do the ceramic on a GMT it should be fully lined as well...added functionality of a fully lumed bezel actually makes sense on a GMT vs just a pip.
Great insight, and totally true! We chose aluminum here for the aesthetic
@@VaerWatches I REALLY LOVE THE WATCHES SUPER ELEGANT & SLEEK, I love work you guys do I am purchasing one as soon as I’m able to get my financial situation stable , MY BIRTHDAY IS NEXT WEEK AND IM DEFINITELY ADDING THIS WATCH TO MY BIRTHDAY WISH LIST ! Hopefully I can get one sooner than later thanks for the videos I love how you guys do your presentations and explain it’s really informative and I will order one as soon as I can ! Keep up the good work guys honestly , MUCH RESPECT FROM THE WINDY CITY CHICAGO BUDS !
This is a nice GMT watch, but there is a few details that can be intergrated in this model:
Number 1: a 24-hour ring to make tracking a third timezone easier
Number 2: a date window at the 6 o'clock, because the no-date dial is, as one commentor pointed out, antithetical to the purpose of the GMT watch
And that's it, although a toolless adjustment system intergrated into the clasp would be nice and a welcome upgrade.
That navy blue is incredible. I cannot wait until the D4 Solar gets a navy colorway!
Really like the pepsi design, the dimensions, the no date and the quick release springbars on the bracelet.
I just wish it had a ceramic bezel and a toolless micro adjustment clasp like Halios, Christopher Ward and Zelos then I'd be sorely tempted, even if I think the price is a little high compared to other GMTs with similar movements
No-date looks cool, but it is antithetical to the purpose of a GMT watch. Which is exactly why the big boys do not offer GMTs without a date.
@@patrickgroll2046 Well Heuer did a no date Autaiva Pepsi bezel Gmt manual wind chronograph. That didn't have a date window from the late 60s.That's highly sort after and Omega had the Flight Master which was also dateless. Also Nevada had a Pepsi bezel Gmt chronograph that didn't have a date. So top brands did have GMTs without date windows
Just preordered my G7 meridian GMT in black and gold. Can't wait.
Have you received any word on when yours will ship? I ordered mine back in early November and was told then it would ship in December. I still have not received it. Just curious, it looks like an awesome watch.
@@ml6008 I actually ended up canceling that order and bought something elsewhere. I'll be coming back to make another Vaer purchase soon though.
@@ml6008 They told me a few days ago that their Swiss assembly team had suffered delays due to COVID in early January, but that they're back "at full speed" now.
Why is the bezel 120-click instead of 24- or 48-click?
I pre ordered the tropic diver for my husband. Took forever to ship. He loves it but I don't think I would wait that long again to give someone a present. Kinda ridic.
Yeah, it can be frustrating. I’ve ordered two watches from them, the D5 Atlantic and one of these G7 Pepsis. I ordered the D5 in Dec, around Christmas of last year and received about 3 weeks later. I ordered the G7 on Veterans Day of this year and have yet to receive it. They are a small brand and since their watches (seemingly) are in pretty high demand it’s tough for them to keep stuff in stock. I do love my D5 and I’m sure I’ll love the gmt which will hopefully be shipped shortly.
@@ml6008 He liked his. It it is a very nice watch. However I think I would spend a little more to get something a lot quicker.
If it were me I would request my money back on the watch that hasn't shipped yet lol. I hope it comes soon for you.
Would love to see a 42mm G series option
Love these, bummed I missed out on the pepsi. Any chance youll have more of these?
Is the bezel uni- or bi-directional? How many clicks? That wasn't mentioned in the video and isn't specified on the product page. Thanks
Great question! The bezel will be bi-directional 120 clicks
Really the only thing it still needs is some kind of on the fly adjustment in the bracelet. Wrists get larger and smaller through the day….have to be able to do it without a tool.
Interesting that you increased the size of the 6:00 index here vs the D5. Looks much better. And I have the D5 getting delivered today lol
Great looking watch. Was there any consideration to adding a date complication?
What a grand watch you have made,I do hope to find on my wrist one day soon.I see only great things coming from Vaer.Enjoyed the video,very helpful and great production values.
Also, with Miyota releasing the new automatic 9075 "traveller's GMT" movement, could both of you consider introducing the USA assembled G5 GMT? Just saying, you know.
Looks like Vaer listened to you and introduced a GMT with the 9075 movement. The Vaer G5 GMT. I bought one on preorder for $719.
Will there be a solar model? Y’all should use the solar movement that Citizen uses so it can be a true GMT. Plus i could better afford that lol
This isn't in the near term plans, though it's definitely not off the table!
Eazy E, I am completely sold on the Citizen Eco-Drive technology. IMO, they own the solar quartz segment. However, Citizen has just recently announced their commitment to a new automatic caliber for their flagship product line. And, I am unaware of any third party or micro watch maker being licensed to use Eco-Drive calibers. Seiko's mecha-quartz has been licensed fairly broadly, but in terms of reliability, I highly favor Citizen's Eco-Drive calibers.
I agree that either Eco-Drive or Mecha-Quartz is a compelling application for a traditional form factor and low profile GMT. Fingers crossed, someone will recognize this market opportunity. It makes particularly in application to the later MOD issue designs, where quartz came to be the norm. Eco-Drive and Mecha-Quartz would be the next logical progression for these applications.
I am really liking the look of this timepiece - thank you for the video 👍
Will the upgraded bracelet be available for any of your existing models?
Available now with the D7 watches & available for individual purchase with D5/D7/G7 (shared) end links. We'll be releasing more shortly.
My OCD can't handle the bizarre variation for the indices. Why are the 1, 5, 7, 11 different from the 2, 4, 8, 10? 3/6/9/12 being different is the norm, but I don't understand why the other indices are randomly different with no rhyme or reason. Otherwise, love the watch.
Website says the G7 bezel is ceramic? Also some of the photos look ceramic.
It actually depends on which model -- our G7 Meridian Read & Navy is Aluminum, but all others are ceramic
The more I see it the more I like the aluminum. Ceramic is great and all but there's nothing special about it. You can get $100 Aliexpress watches with ceramic. The more important thing is for the bezel material to match the aesthetics. The aluminum with gilt looks friggin' great for this watch. I'm sure ceramic will match better with other designs.
Aluminum is really soft. Ceramic is harder than stainless steel.
@@rmkilc True but aluminum looks really cool.
Cool that y'all made a gmt watch. But y'all kinda cut corners... should've had a 24 click bidirectional bezel.... Also eta is cool and all, but this is the same movement that's found in the steinhart GMTs.... Which is not a "true gmt." I wish more companies were putting out true gmts with local jump hour. So much more useful when travelling. The Mido Ocean Star GMT is the only affordable "true GMT".... and I don't really like the looks of it. Maybe in the future y'all can take this advice and really put out a special watch
I love the look of the black/guilt variation shown in this video! No doubt you guys have some beautiful designs!
We're offering a 120 click bidirectional bezel, so no corners cut here. We prefer the flexibility that 120 clicks allows, as 24 clicks will leave out some time zones. While Steinhart makes great homage watches, many are looking for a more unique style. As a quick heads up, Steinhart's product page state "ETA 2893-2/SW330", and our guess would be that current watches include the Sellita version (which is okay in its own right). A lot of value can’t be measured by a spec sheet, and we measure our value as a full package that includes design, finishing and aesthetics. That has a lot of value to our customers (given sales of this collection thus far).
While a "true GMT" is great in principal, the practical difference is relatively negligible - a very small amount of extra time setting when you're changing time zones (and you'll likely have downtime while changing time zones unless you're the one flying the plane, and even still sparing an extra minute or two is very feasible)
Can I ask what grade of ETA is put into this watch as there are 5 different grades of ETA
Is the bezel bi-directional?
Nice, but so many options at this price point with true GMT functionality , bidirectional bezel and so on.
Great job guys but PLEASE change the 11, 1, 4, 7 markers to a circle! Having it with these “slants” throws off the dial and makes it look like an angry cat
These are some compelling offerings. The timing really blows for me personally. But, the upgrades to the bracelet call to me for my previously purchased Swiss Diver and USA Field watches. This is much closer to a proper match for the fit and finish of the VAER diver's cased watches. It clearly takes a queue from Christopher Ward's brilliant bracelet innovations. That is a very good thing! IMO, CW sets the standard by which modern tool-less bracelets are measured. The apparent lack of half links and a diver's extension are a disappointment, I must say. The use of screws rather than pins is brilliant! The double pusher clasp is definitely an improvement. The easier to grasp actuators on the tool-less lug pins is significant as well.
Thank you, Ryan, for sharing your smile! You all are so close to the music capitol of the USA, you really need to scout around for a musician to make you some more complex and engaging musical accompaniment, something with a bit more progression.
The Sand colored strap is a winner. I hope this color will be available on your two piece nylon, as it mirrors the white hands and markers on the Arctic Diver. It would pop on the A12 mk2 as well.
Just one quibble. IMO, the bezel on a GMT ought to be bi-directional. This appears to be unidirectional. Oh, I read below that is is bi-directional! Brilliant!
I find the vintage bakelite bezel to be a compelling aesthetic. I believe that this can be accomplished in ceramic. This would, IMO, be the perfect use of modern materials to invoke a vintage aesthetic. Lume it up, and you will have near perfection.
Looks nice but aluminum instead of ceramic for the bezel seems like a downgrade.
Happy to provide more detail here - the choice of Aluminum vs Ceramic has nothing to do with value (there are $100 watches with Ceramic & $7,000 watches with Aluminum). It really come down to the fact that we found Aluminum to be a great aesthetic fit here.
@@VaerWatches Not worried about value or perceived value. Worried about ease of scratching.
Nice watches but I will not ever order from them again. It isn't worth the lie of the pre order date then their nonsense emails with roundabouts. Never again!
Holy shit. Improve your CS first. Lack of customer oriented mindset.
This watch looks good but is going to be as successful as a jumbo jet made of solid uranium. First of all, a GMT watch must have a date complication, period (and not a quick-set). Second, at this price you should be offering a true traveler's GMT with a jumping hour hand. Third, this is wildly overpriced. For heaven's sake, you could get something like a Mido Ocean Star GMT for 3/4 the price, and get proper GMT functionality.
The brushed hands on the Meridian look cheap. The Squale GMT has the same ETA2893 movement, a ceramic bidirectional bezel, water resistant to 30 ATM and a much better finish. Plus it’s $400 less than the Meridian at $799…
We personally love the look of our brushed hands, though it all comes down to preference! Our bezel is bidirectional, and the choice of Aluminum vs Ceramic has nothing to do with value (there are $100 watches with Ceramic & $7,000 watches with Aluminum). Regarding that Squale piece, the only Squale ETA 2893 watches we're seeing are going for $1200 to $1500 on eBay, Island Watch, WatchGecko, etc. & $1484 on their site directly (not currently available). If these originally retailed for $799, then this is just a testament to the value of the ETA 2893 in today's market.
In terms of head to head spec comparisons, a lot of value can’t be measured by a spec sheet, and we measure our value as a full package that includes design, finishing and aesthetics. That has a lot of value to our customers (this has been one of our biggest releases to date)
Couple things: If this has a bidirectional bezel, you may want to put that on the product page. No where does it state as such.
Second, that's a fairly disappointing stamped clasp there for $1300.
That is a milled clasp, just like you find on many high end watches, not a cheap stamped metal folding clasp.
@@chadgraber4575 that dildo over clasp is stamped. The scissor hinge is milled, but not the actual part that buckles.
Okay, so you have ETA movement. Great dimensions and that's it. Aluminum Pepsi insert without lume I think was a wasted opportunity to separate yourself from Steinhart. I get the vintage look and the sword hands nothing new. Ceramic, lumed, slopping insert with vintage hands would get you noticed. Not a Rolex homage and not a soon to be scratched, no lume bezel insert. Bracelet was another miss. Yes, quick release is still a novelty, but Christopher Ward at least offers a better, adjustable clasp than your Chinese version. Male end links is another lost opportunity to satisfy unfulfilled need. So, for same money or less I can buy Christopher Ward SeaLander GMT with better bracelet less obvious homage look and better known brand name. Or, for less money I can get Steinhart Ocean 39 GMT with 500 meters of water resistance, female end links and same movement.....
This was not a good video. The thing people care about most is the movement and the operation. Is this a true GMT with jump-hours and the hour hand and GMT hand slaved together? The bezel absolutely, positively should be a 24-click. The watch is grossly overpriced without these things.
What's stainless steel grade is it, an are the link solid?
316L with solid links and solid endlinks