@@Nefville I guess I wasn’t 😂 but ya it’s a pretty one! Review in the next couple of weeks

@@patrickhartmann1540 thank you appreciate it!! And just looked up that Longines, definitely gives a similar feel with the outer white and inner blue

⁠@@theknightswatchto be specific, the outer is silver matching the silver sub dials. Looks great, but causes legibility issues w white hands pass over large silver subdials. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@dannyg6592 I totally get you. To be fair whenever I’ve owned a chrono… I don’t do much timing. So I could probably live with it. Don’t doubt it would be something you can have exchanged under warranty though

@@TheBimmer74 thank you, appreciate you watching

@@astorbeijer9424 haha ya just haven’t been consistent enough. Gonna try to stick to a review a week here on out as long as I have things on hand to review! And appreciate ya, company wasn’t bold enough on the strap is seems 😂

@@Newsthink honestly I don’t remember, I’ve since sold it. I wanna say it was within around +10s day.

I think the main issue is the nh38 would probably be thicker when used in this case and I would take thinner over no ghost personally.

Ya I don’t see why not. It’s a 2824 clone and that’s not a movement we are seeing at this price point often. Sure we aren’t yet sure on the reliability of the movement but that’s the chance you take. If I understand correctly too, I think the 450 listing is for a true sw200 movement but they don’t make that clear on the listing so hard to tell.

Now that grifters like JOMW have made buying Chinese crap like San Martin cool these AliExpress brands have gotten way too cocky

Right! It’s a lively piece. And I agree the case is almost more interesting here but the kurono undoubtedly feels better on wrist to me. And that lower case feel is just the numeral I believe. Took a Quick Look at Kurono and they do the same thing. I never noticed until you pointed out but interested how the line structure is so much more sparse on those two.

That would be a good move. Some extra bars never hurt, and wouldn’t be that expensive to do

It has Swiss movements for you to choose from

Lack of ghost position would be nice, but I don’t think a deal breaker. Especially if it keeps the price where it’s at!

@@shawnliu286 Much appreciated. Should be easier to find someone to repair SW200 (though the China movement is a clone, so it may not be hard to find a watch master for it either).

@@hayyuencheng c'mon. SW200 is originally from Switzerland and is not a clone. I actually don't want to explain, even the movements produced in China have very excellent ones, such as the Seagull. There are many examples of this, and I suggest that you don't have bias against Chinese manufacturing. It does have some negative news, but there are definitely good things. If there were no Chinese made products in this world, I believe people from many countries would not be able to live. Go and take a look at the products you use around you.

@@shawnliu286 more worry if someone willing to do maintenance work on a Chinese movement then the actual quality of the movement. All movements still need to be maintained

Yes this one is good enough to keep

Glad it happened at the right time. If you think you’ll like it at all, you’ll be very happy with it. Just keep in mind the curved spring bars. But like I mentioned, the stock strap is pretty good

You may wish to consider reviewing the new Sugess Jumping Hours watch, looks quite good. You may have already seen it. It comes in a variety of dial colour options.

@@gabrielscheer255 yep already got one in hand 👌🏻

@@theknightswatch Are you considering reviewing it? May I ask which one you got and if it is as good as it looks? Thank you!

@@gabrielscheer255 I got the light blue one it’s pretty good dial wises the case shape could use some refinement because it wears a little flat. So if you have a 7in wrist and over it’ll be nice on you. Not bad for my 6.5 in wrist just a little flat without any ergonomic curve for my liking And yep I’ll review it in the next couple weeks

Harder to do. Original designs in general are hard to find. Most of the popular microbrands are homages in some way. But if you have any suggestions happy to take a look!

It's strange that some friends believe that this watch is our plagiarism of a Japanese brand. It is ridiculous that as one of the four ancient civilizations, lacquerware craftsmanship has a history of over 5000 years in China. Lacquerware had already appeared before the Neolithic Age, and the Han Dynasty lacquerware art in China about 2000 years ago was one of the greatest chapters in the long history of Chinese lacquerware civilization. The small Japanese nation, on the other hand, secretly learned Chinese lacquerware craftsmanship during the Tang Dynasty in China. The famous ethnic costumes and kimonos worn by Japanese people today originated from the Tang Dynasty in China, and the Japanese sword originated from the Tang sword in China, while the Japanese script originated from the Chinese characters. A Chinese person has never learned Japanese script, but they can understand many Japanese characters because there are 1006 Chinese characters that Japanese people need to learn in elementary school, and 2136 commonly used Chinese characters as standard in daily life.

Completely agree. Dial is where it’s at for this one

6.5in

Thank you for prompt reply!! The video was very nice 👌

@@expertreviews1112 appreciate you watching 🫡

Great comparison I haven’t thought of. Between the two I would say the Max bill wears better and look much more dressy. This one is almost a hybrid of a dress/ field feeling watch. Really can’t go wrong with either. If I had to buy one right now, it would probably be the Max bill. I love that ufo/ saucer type case shape

@@theknightswatch thanks for the reply! I’m personally torn. Just be clear: are you referring to the 34 mm or 38 mm Junghans? I prefer small watches, but I am concerned that the Junghans might just be a little too small at 34 and too large at 38 (I have a similar wrist to yours). Hence my interest in this at 37, even if the lugs are a little long.

If you have a similar wrist size to me you can pretty much pull of either size. The 34mm will feel more vintage and dressy, if I had to buy one today it would be the 38. Extremely short lugs so it wears well .

Ya that’s fair, the hands could be slightly better/ more premium looking. I think on average most companies go too small for the hands. Have some confidence!

Happy to hear yours doesn’t have any issue with it. It’s a fantastic piece and glad you are liking yours!