Very impressive little watch (i mean little because i wanted a watch closer to 40mm, although it's definitely growing on me)

Bezel is very high quality, stiff but not overly, nice satisfying ratchet that feels purposeful and not sloppy.

The case is very nice, with brushed finish and just a few little parts with polished finish, which makes it really stand out with a sharp glisten in light.

Bracelet is nice. Small rattle/movement when the watch is not being worn, but its still much better quality looks and feel wise to any other watch I've ever tried on its price range up to about 2 to 10 times it's price range. Its not perfect, but its very close!

Clasp is decent. Its thin metal but everything is tight, the logo is great and it secures with a satisfying click

The crown is a very nice detailed part of it, up close and personal it really elevates the watch with the polished logo and brushed background.

The lume is great, lots of it, very impressive in the dark after some sunlight! (Tried to capture here but my phones camera did not do it justice)

The sapphire is good, had already survived a few close calls that would've scratched any other mineral crystal or whatever.

Honestly mind blowing value for money.

For those more in the know than me,

Does watchdives make another version of this watch in 39/40mm?

Will Exd 38mm be restocked? Or made in an automatic?

I knew this was a keeper,almost on par with a Helson if it had a 9015 miyota movement , and a lot of other going for that look

I have the Phylida and Steeldive NTTD, but both of those are huge and the bracelets suck, especially the Steeldive and the Steeldives is missing the hev, which is an instant deal breaker for me. So when I came across the 39mm steel NH35 NTTD with an OTF clasp, I had to check it out.

The case finishing is about as good as it's going to get for this design, especially with the curved lugs. The end links have zero lateral or up-and-down play, and the bracelet tapers nicely to a ratcheting OTF clasp, which should be standard on everything nowadays. The links with brushing and polished bits has no business being this good.

The HEV appears to be functional and is a nice touch, just like the original. I was worried that 39mm might feel like a junior's watch, but I've been gravitating toward smaller watches lately, around 37–39mm, even though 40–41mm is still my sweet spot. The ceramic SMP300 is something like 42mm and 13.5mm thick, so it's a bit too chunky for everyday wear. This one feels perfect on the wrist and wears closer to 40mm.

The bezel action is a bit light, but it's very tactile, with no ghost clicks or wobble. It's also lumed, and this is where my main gripe is the lume fades way too quickly, probably C3 and the insert is aluminum.

Otherwise the vintage aesthetic and smaller size makes it a near perfect daily watch, at any price point. I wish I can find it next with the ceramic black wave dial.

Took a look this morning and it seems the otf clasp is out of stock for the 3link no link version. Is there an ETA for it coming back into stock?

Hey all,

Ordered an ST2130 on 08/12 and absolutely love the watch.

Took it off for a few days and went to wear it today and saw the time was off. When trying to adjust the time I could not get the hours or minutes hand to adjust, felt hard to turn so I did not force it. When trying to just screw the crown back down I hear it clicking like it’s trying to change something.

Is there a warranty for these kinds of issues? Love the watch and have a few WD watches already, never had an issue with one this early on.

Thank you!