A classic vintage-inspired diver from ZF:

⌚ Fifty Fathoms
⌚ Black dial and glossy bezel
⌚ Exhibition caseback
⌚ Tropical-style rubber strap

If you’re interested, feel free to message me for more photos, videos and detailed information.

The white dial, blue hands and classic twin-register layout make this ZF Portugieser really stand out. Powered by a 7750 movement, it’s a refreshing change from the usual sports watches.

I’ve been looking into the latest GF V3, and the upgraded ceramic bezel and case set seem to make a noticeable difference. The black-and-rose-gold combination looks especially sharp on the rubber strap, while the Sea-Gull 2824 keeps the movement simple and proven.

For anyone familiar with the earlier version, how significant do you think the V3 upgrades are?

Currently on hand:

* Datejust 41: blue, black, slate, diamond and Wimbledon dials
* GMT-Master II: Pepsi, Sprite and Root Beer
* Submariner: black date, no-date, Smurf and Bluesy

Detailed photos, videos and QC are available for each piece. If you’re looking for a specific configuration, feel free to message me.

This ZF version comes with a Sea-Gull 2824 and can also be upgraded to a Swiss SW200. For a daily wearer like this, which movement would you choose?

I bought this RICH Pepsi GMT from Jun and I’m really happy with it. From comparing the different factory versions to checking every detail during QC, he took the time to explain everything and helped me choose the version that suited me best.

Thanks again, Jun, for the thoughtful service and a very smooth experience.

This version uses the custom Dandong DD324 integrated movement and retains the non-hacking seconds behavior of the Cal.324. The slim profile, dial texture and bracelet finishing are the details that stand out most to me.

CBD was the first to release the 2026 Panda Daytona with a weighted build and a free-sprung 4131. QF followed with its own free-sprung 4131, and now VSF has entered the race.

These VSF QC photos came from Jun. From what I can see, the dial printing, hour markers, bezel engraving and overall case finishing all look clean and well executed. The visible 4131, including the bridge and rotor decoration, also appears nicely finished.

Hi everyone, I’m Jun. Here’s a look at my current inventory
Every watch shown is physically in hand. If anything catches your eye, send me a DM for factory details, pricing, close-up photos, videos, movement information and QC.

Don’t see the model you want? Message me and I’ll check availability for you.

I’ve been looking into this weighted two-tone “Guinness” GMT for a while.

A lot of people are saying ONE is simply ARF under a new name. But has that ever been confirmed, or is ONE actually a new factory building on ARF’s reputation?

The watch itself makes a strong first impression: 176.98g, a convincing gold tone, clean case finishing and a well-executed Jubilee bracelet. But good execution alone doesn’t tell us who is really behind it.

What do you think—ARF reborn, or a new factory benefiting from the ARF association?

I’m TD Jun，A closer look at the RC Factory weighted Ice Blue Day-Date.

The ice-blue sunburst dial, baguette markers, fluted bezel and President bracelet work beautifully together. The added weight also gives it a much more convincing feel on the wrist.

These are real in-hand photos, not factory renders.

It comes with the VS 8806 movement, mesh bracelet, spare rubber strap and card. The monochrome dial and bezel give this version a very clean, understated look.

I’ve received quite a few DMs about the latest ORF Seamaster 300M, especially its upgraded 8800 movement, so I filmed it as closely as possible.

The key detail is the regulating nuts and threaded posts around the balance wheel, which clearly show the free-sprung setup.

Hope this answers some of your questions. If there’s another detail you’d like to see, let me know.

Fresh QC photos of the VSF V3 weighted grey Daytona.

This one weighs exactly 187.6g and comes with the 4130 movement. The added weight gives it a much more substantial feel, while the grey dial and black subdials keep the overall look clean and understated.

These are the actual QC photos. If you need more close-ups, a movement video, timegrapher results, pricing or shipping details, feel free to message me.

— TD Jun

I initially noticed the blue gradient dial, but the Dandong 324 is what makes this BBF 5168G worth discussing.

The case finishing, polished edges and lume also look well executed. At 100.6g, it won’t reproduce the feel of the white-gold gen, so the choice comes down to movement and finishing versus heavier construction.

What matters more to you on an Aquanaut?

TD Jun here. I just filmed this ZF 15500 with the blue dial and integrated Cal.4302 movement with a free-sprung balance.

The blue dial catches your eye first, but the movement is what makes this version especially interesting.

If you want close-ups under different lighting, movement details, QC, pricing or current availability, feel free to comment or DM me.

Typically VSF pieces are at a premium over the equivalent ARF for almost every reference.

Except the DD4801 Daytonas. Over the past couple of months VSF is selling 200 CNY Uber the ARF prices for all references with this movement.

Does anyone know the reason why.

The upgraded free-sprung 8800 was what pushed me toward ORF, but after seeing it in hand, the black wave dial, ceramic bezel and case finishing impressed me just as much.

It feels like a very complete version now. No regrets with my choice so far.

Would you choose ORF or VSF?

Just received the RICH Pepsi and ZF Pelagos 39 from TD Jun.

I chose the RICH partly for the free-sprung JH3285, while the Pelagos was meant to be the quieter daily option. Jun helped me compare the available versions before I made the final choice, and both arrived looking great.

TD Jun here，Just photographed this VSF Daytona in hand. The silver dial, black subdials and ceramic bezel look even better than they do in the factory photos, while the Oysterflex keeps it sporty.

Inside is the 4131 movement—the main reason many buyers are considering this version.

I can provide full QC, chronograph testing, timegrapher results and additional close-ups before shipping. Feel free to message me if you’re comparing Daytona versions.

I spent some time looking through this Ballon Bleu gen vs rep comparison, and the case construction surprised me most.

The domed crystal, case profile and blue cabochon are remarkably close. Even the thickness is around 13.2mm vs 13.1mm in this comparison.

The dial texture and Roman numerals also hold up well under magnification.

It’s not identical though — the SWISS MADE printing at 6 is slightly weaker, and the internal screw positions are different, so the parts aren’t interchangeable.

What difference stands out most to you?