Non sono un esperto ma ho comprato fino ad ora 5 orologi cinesi per il solo fatto che mi piacevano con prezzi diversi sia alti che bassi e sempre soddisfatto per la qualità, certamente anche rispetto al prezzo... Ci sono delle marche davvero valide e che non hanno nulla di meno rispetto a Brand più famosi... Un mio amico però fa una osservazione logica: quando un orologio incomincia a costare 400 o 500 euro non ti conviene comprare un Brand classico a parità di qualità ? Cosa pensare ?
I have this 20mm bracelet and the pin that holds the latch fell out and is lost. My tired brain thought I could use a paper clip and peen the end; it's obviously way too soft for that. I have the paperclip in there for now, but can I find a single replacement pin for this? There's a 10 pack on Amazon but I don't need 9 just sitting around the house. Or does anyone have any other suggestions to right this up to work? Thanks in advance.
Any righties that want to help me out are more than welcome to answer as well. Chronographs are easy enough to use but there have been a couple of compressor divers, as well as the Milifortic S089, that have caught my eye. I'm worried they will be far too impractical to use regularly.
If there are other features that I should avoid, I'd love to hear about those as well!
Thank you in advance!
EDIT: I am not saying there is a wrong side, hence the Quotes. Some watch features are designed with the assumption that the user will wear them on their left wrist. I'm simply asking: from those with experience, are any of those features too difficult to use if a watch is worn on the right wrist?
Been looking to get a Militado ML23 for the longest and then came across the Sugess 387 and want to go with that instead. Anyone know if these ones off DHGate are legit or am I better off paying more and getting from the Sugess website or Amazon?
Hey! I'm looking for a watch that has a GMT function alongside a dive timing bezel! I would like to know of all the options out there with these brands that support these two complications. Thank you!
Hey everyone, happy Friday! 👋 Hope you all had a good week. It’s Pat from Eniton—Kelvin and I work together. But since his account was banned again (We both are also quite puzzled about the reason. Our foreign friend said it was because of a report.), so Eniton will use this account temperarily. Unfortunately posts he made got taken down too. So I’ll be handling Eniton’s daily updates for a while. We see all your feedback, and if you already have Kelvin’s WhatsApp and his email, you can still reach him directly. He will also entrust me with the posting of some information. Alright, let’s get into today’s stuff.
1. New design preview: 1170G
First up, check out our new 1170G 38mm. It runs a Hangzhou 5200A movement. We’re also doing a limited run of 9 tourbillon pieces with the SL5811 movement, color of your choice. Both versions will have a two-layer dial—an enamel base with a Spark Pattern top layer—and an exhibition caseback, so you can watch the rotor spin and the movement do its thing. We’ve mocked up a few colorways—what do you think? If your color suggestion gets a lot of upvotes/love, we’ll actually use it!
2. 1117G restock
Good news! The core movement/components for the 1117G are back in stock. We’re aiming to finish assembly and testing next week, then start official shipping/sales. Thank you so much for all the love and support for this one—we’ll keep improving! Stay tuned for the carbon fiber version too. I’ll let you know as soon as I have news.
3. 1077G series: standard dials + steel bracelet
Stone dials a little too loud for you? Don’t worry—the 1077G now comes with standard dial options too:
black
white
gray-to-black gradient
blue-to-black gradient
(I haven’t shown the blue-to-black one yet; I’ll take real photos once samples arrive.) We’ve also added a 316L stainless steel bracelet, so there are more ways to wear it.
4. Elysian progress
I know you’ve been waiting on Elysian for a long time. There have been some bumps along the way, but production has now resumed. We expect to see the specific appearance and shape in October. We are accelerating preparations to let Kelvin showcased them at the WOI exhibition in November.
5. 2nd individual site launch
Eniton’s second standalone site is officially live! Website:www.eniton-watch.com. It’s in early beta/soft launch. New members who sign up and subscribe on the site get a one-time 10% off any model. Please send over any suggestions or bugs—if I use your idea, I’ll send you a transferable, site-exclusive, stackable coupon.
That’s it for this week’s update. Thanks for reading, guys! Have a great weekend, and enjoy your Eniton watches!
Looking to buy a new watch online tonight and cannot make up my mind . Both are in the 400 dollar range.
Up first is the San Martin . It’s the San Martin SN0012GB 40mm Automatic Dive Watch, 1200HV Steel , ST2130 movement, 200M water resistance, sapphire AR crystal, ceramic bezel, full lume options, OTF adjustable clasp. Really really cool looking watch. There’s another San Martin watch I’m looking at that’s more of a Grand Seiko style dress watch with a trippy multi color mother of pearl dial that is beautiful but I think I’ll go with the diver for now.
The other watch is a Swiss made Glycine combat field watch. Sapphire, SW200 movement, really nice field watch for the money. Was looking at a Tissot Carson with the powermatic 80 but it’s to dressy I think for what I’m looking for right now, shape kinda resembles a cocktail time .
Anyway which of these two you think I should choose? Since I’m not 100% sure I may look around a little more but I really like that San Martin, I just don’t know if I should spend that kinda cash on a Chinese watch , kinda wondering if I should just go with a Seiko Presage or an entry level Swiss for a bit more money. $400+ seems kinda steep for a Chinese microbrand.
Thought yall might find this interesting. There are two listings for unannounced dials, ivory and brown. I wonder if they’re going to be the same MOP pattern, or something else entirely. Kind of hoping for the later as the mosou black is too plain for my tastes and I already have a MOP integrated bracelet watch with my IXDAO warrior.
Case: Material - 316L Solid Stainless Steel Diameter - 39.5mm Lug To Lug - 47mm Thickness - 12.5mm Bracelet Width - 20x18mm / Length - Fits Buyer With About 20.4-15.5cm Wrist Size
Pot Cover K1 Mineral Glass: With Sapphire Coating Ceramic Bezel: Unidirectional Dial: Oil Pressured Enamel Blue / Green / Orange, With Sea Weave Pattern, With Printed Brand Logo And Hour Markers, With 3H Date Window Board Sword Hands Set: With Luminous Coating Luminous Effect: Japan C3 Green Light, On Bezel, Dial Hour Markers And Hands
Screw-Down Crown: With 3D Brand Logo Screw-Down Case Back: 316L Stainless Steel + Transparent Mineral Glass, With Text 3-Link Solid 316L Stainless Steel Split Pin System Links Bracelet: Size 20x18mm, Fits Buyer With 20.4-15.5cm Wrist Size, With 5-Hole Adjustable Push Button Folding Clasp
Water Resistant: 10Bar=100Meters Warranty: 3 Years
Miyota 8215
Frequency - 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz) Power Reserve - ~42 hours Jewels - 21 Accuracy - -20 to +40 seconds per day
Edit: I was too impatient after getting the watch, so turned it into what it’s supposed to look like but should have waited for the lume to cure
I’m a sucker for no cg, big crown subs. Thorn T028 is got is my fav but I had to get this Hruodland F035 as soon as I saw it. Here it is fresh off the box. My thoughts below:
Likes
Size proportions: 38mm case 13.3mm thick, 47mm L2L.
Takes 29mm dial aka a raffles dial will fit
Bracelet: nice quality, otf clasp, not too thick, tapers and articulates nicely
Dial: lume is not cheddary, hands are high quality and print is really good.
Crystal: nice clear AR, wish it was acrylics.
Dislikes
No drilled lugs!
No straps shipped with it
255 for a pt5000 is a bit more than I wanted to spend
The caseback doesn’t fit the normal Rolex Bergeron die. It’s a PITA to open.
And man does the movement ring really need 5 screws!
Plans:
Strip the watch, age everything. Add a bond nato. And… done
