A Perfectly Useless Afternoon Goes Mechanical

[@joeg9478]

Love this watch! So unique, so much fun. I just bought the mechanical version and the price was actually $550. Thanks for the video.

[@chucksun4370]

Thanks for sharing. I just received the quartz version and mechanical version days ago, they look absolutely gorgeous. However, I have encountered twice that the mechanical one had problem with the movement (it could be due to the rough delivery) and I have to ask for a new replacement. One question, you mentioned that the movement is STP1-11 which should have 40-44 hours power reserve, but the watch actually has 24 hours power reserve nominated. And STP1-11 has been replaced by a new version STP1-21. Any idea?

[@JRB33169]

Great watch along with a great review. Thank you.

[@dinoaivaliotis3827]

Very unique.

[@pecopeco5907]

wish they offered 40mm in quartz. dont like the size of the original and certainly not paying more than double for a mechanical.

[@TwentyOne_Five]

They should put a rotating bezel on it or perhaps a green dial. ;)

[@freddyt55555]

An automatic movement without a seconds hand is pretty disappointing.

[@-bu6kzL]

Counting seconds is antithetical to the spirit of this watch.

[@freddyt55555]

@@-bu6kzL You could say the same for hours and minutes.

[@3rayallen]

@@freddyt55555 No because then it wouldn't have the moving artwork. I agree with the designers on this one, no seconds hand is correct.

[@freddyt55555]

@@3rayallen You can barely see the minute hand move, let alone the hour hand. There's no point in using an automatic over quartz unless you want to see the smooth sweep of a seconds hand.