An Ideal First Watch Purchase | Watchfinder & Co.

[@watchfinder]

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[@jeremyestevinho9425]

It’s good to see Oris with this quality of timepiece

[@dontfeedthead6467]

This could be taken 2 ways depending on your opinion of the quality of the timepiece

[@vitaminwaterdaisuki]

After being used to zoom on Grand Seikos, Oris just looks like crap.

[@jeremyestevinho9425]

@@vitaminwaterdaisuki sure, i have a SBGR261 so I can’t go against you You are true ..... seiko it’s fabulous

[@namesbinge3073]

When I first interested in watches. I have already laid my eye on the JLC Reverso duo face small second. That was when I was 12. Now I'm still nowhere near it but will get there eventually. But for now, I'm rocking with my Seiko.

[@ryancurry5284]

Yikes. That hour hand looks like it was gnawed off by a beaver. Tiny, watchmaker beavers.

[@IndeedBeni]

Oris is an underrated brand. The first mechanical watch I bought years ago was an Oris and I still love it. I wore it today.

[@user-zz6iv2ou6f]

Revisiting this video, makes me happy about my first Swiss watch purchase. Steel for its utilIty and affordability, day and date for convenience, and pilots watch for legibility. Historic brand is a plus, and under $1000. Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Day Date checked all the boxes.

[@Feynman981]

It's such a downturn that Oris is so oversized. 38mm or 36mm would suit them so much better!

[@Kpiotr]

Although I like smaller watches, I do think this almost pocketwatch-like movement does not allow to make the watch much smaller than that.

[@andresduarte4740]

Yeah! I've been looking at their watches for a while, but all of them are too big for my wrist

[@nicks8026]

@@andresduarte4740 Oris makes plenty of models 40mm and under.

[@ajiebkp]

Several models are actually offered in 36mm options: Divers sixty-five, Aquis, pointer date

[@albertoroveda5135]

I have this watch, it’s big, but it doesn’t wear very big because it’s thin

[@Stigstigster]

19th! Sinn is the best maker for a first good watch, after Seiko 5 of course. If you never had a nice watch, try a Seiko 5 first.

[@Kpiotr]

Waiting for a Sinn review on watchfinder like * insert bored Pablo Escobar meme here *

[@shaverray4462]

The macro shots really don’t do this watch any favours.

[@champstation143]

Might Oris not be good enough with dress pieces so it looks bad in macros? What a rude thought that might be.

[@shaverray4462]

@@champstation143 I think you’re right. I applaud their ambition, but in this price bracket they’re up against brands who can and do get finishing and the small details right.

[@javieroargubi]

have you seen omega seamaster movements in macro shots??

[@liamgalvin4954]

@@javieroargubi are they good or bad?

[@bilibiliism]

macro shots dont do any watch favour.

[@dunderhay9169]

I enjoy your videos, and looking at these amazing watches, but if most of us spend £5000 on a watch, it is easy to end up regretting it. If you have to worry about price, the money is much better spent elsewhere, for example paying some mortgage off!

[@vincent5]

Except you bought a Rolex for 5k and now it is worth 7k

[@dunderhay9169]

@Anonymous A watch is only worth what someone else is willing to pay you for it on the day you actually decide to sell it. If all the Rolex owners in the world decided to sell on the same day the prices would fall, and I say this as a Rolex owner. If you have to worry about cost, you shouldn't be spending £5000 on a watch.

[@SL-xy5pn]

@@vincent5 The dealer takes the profit and you break even. :D

[@CraigRoccanova]

I obsessed and obsessed over a watch for the last 6 years! Last month I finally saved up all of the money and pulled the trigger and bought my Grail Watch! NOMOS Metro Ref. 1101! Long term ownership was an important factor and I am happy that the maintenance costs aren't exorbitant. After that long of waiting, there is no buyer's remorse. I did in the meantime buy a handful of affordable watches that I hoped would scratch that itch but alas, no. I needed this watch! It will always be my favorite!

[@abymathew295]

My first, kinda luxury watch was an Oris Aquis date...i just loooooooove that piece...and its my favourite tool watch design ever....😍😍😍

[@foxxygearreviews7754]

Oris is becoming one of my favourite watch brands.

[@gurnihalsingh3549]

After 5 months, I managed to narrow down to the OMEGA Seamaster 300M. After watching this video... I'm back at square 1... gosh darn it

[@sinjon]

Do not let an Oris come between you and a Seamaster 300. No comparison. Get the SM 300

[@petermckenna7683]

4:48 the paint fill on the power reserve is atrocious, especially the left hand side of the red fill. And 2 pieces of swarf beside the screw at 7:14

[@ErikL727]

A most honorable effort from Oris, but that Power Reserve indicator seems to command as much importance as the time, to the point of being unsightly.

[@DarrenBates]

Absolutely. If the whole idea is that we're not meant to worry about the power reserve, then don't make it so it dominate the right-hand side of the watch.

[@mrsonjy]

Haven't much interest in the brand itself, but aesthetically they've done great job imo

[@karlsenula9495]

Longines or Tissot as well as some Bulovas (Curv or Lunar Pilot) or even Hamilton are lovely first watches. Oris is great as well. Seiko also makes some nice options as do micro-brands but for a novice they probably won't know good spec and value micro-brands. That said one should buy what they like. The one thing that holds me back from recommending Seiko (although I own a few) is that their prices are inflating and the specs often aren't even as good as Orient (Epson-Seiko) ... now Grand Seiko is a whole other kettle of fish .. but they aren't a beginner luxury brand.

[@jorgefaleromazziotti1174]

I just got a bulova and I’m quite happy, looking for a tissot now

[@xXWickedWazzaXx]

Please feature the JLC Atmos! I know it's not a watch but it's got a great story and unique movement.

[@smashexentertainment676]

Please Oris, put a 10 day or at least 5 day power reserve movement in Artix line and take my money already. This one is to classy for my taste, so ProPilot X, please. 3:50 the hour hand cut is pretty rough 😄 Btw, I don't think I've ever seen a complication where you can unwind the watch. That can be a first for someone 😄

[@KuisineMS]

"glanced into omega windows and rolex windows and expect this oris to be as much a dream as all the rest" LOL? Did you seriously just make that comparison? I guess that's why you asked those experienced to turn off this video - not to be brutally honest, but treacherously deceiving 😂

[@tiffanyim8496]

Imagine spending $5k on an ORIS with that level of finishing, when you can pick up a speedmaster for $2k

[@naxT890]

@@tiffanyim8496 Everyone wants a sea master though. lol

[@robertjohnson9971]

Rather buy an Oris than a Grand Seiko. They're massively overpriced.

[@robertjohnson9971]

@@naxT890 I don't, I prefer Speedys.

[@chriss2122]

@@robertjohnson9971 on the contrary, GS give really good bang per buck. You don't compare GS to Oris, you compare it to Rolex, JLC, Omega, IWC. GS are exceptionally good value when you compare them with their counterparts.

[@mrm8839]

Brilliant commentary! and a gorgeous Oris. I have yet to buy my first watch and I am enjoying the research. Currently, the Breitling Premier is No.1 but this Oris is very classy indeed. Thank you.

[@rainbowtractor]

What did you end up getting ?

[@nekeke1]

Your sound quality is excellent now. Thank you so much.

[@dparis2172]

I like the power reserve. Gives added visual interest and is quite complimentary. It's also an underrated, but useful complication.

[@dnlmoretti]

I’ve been eyeing the Oris Artelier for a little while now, looking forward to getting mine very soon

[@fofffoff7492]

Finally. Maybe was I the only one with the desire of seeing a review for this watch. Many don't like it. Thank you for your perspective. I love my artelier caliber 111. Yeah wish it could be smaller...

[@jeremyhunter1459]

This watch is near impossible to find in 2024...

[@legendus1159]

I really love Oris it will be my first classy watch.. Oris or longines.. But until then Seiko Samurai is holding up space.

[@sinjon]

I would suggest Longines way before Oris. Longines is a true entry-level luxury watch

[@MaxEspinotti]

I would suggest Oris way before Longines.Oris is a true entry-level luxury watch. (Not joking)

[@sinjon]

@@MaxEspinotti you’re right. Those smudges and dirt in this dial scream luxury

[@janelavie4115]

Longines.

[@WatchMeEDC]

You’re right, it’s an absolute bargain second-hand, but new at $17,500 USD it is more than a A. Lange Saxonia and when I own watches that expensive, I have plenty of others fighting for those same 10 days of wrist time and that makes the immense power reserve significantly less important as a feature. The dial layout is sublime though. Great vid as always!

[@yme3267]

It's dropped to 7k now lol. You can actually buy one on Walmart atm

[@stevenliddell6461]

Please consider reviewing the Bell & Ross BR 123-95-SS. Threw a Formex dual deployant rubber strap on it. By far the most comfortable, best fitting, everyday grab and go watch ever! Thanks for all the great videos!

[@markhunstein1320]

When you're buying your first watch, I think the most important thing is to figure out what you want in a watch. For example I almost never dress up so I looked for a rugged and legible tool watch I can wear with almost everything and not worry about babying it. But that set of needs is very different from someone who's in a suit every day for work. And some people just want a damn rolex, and that's fine too But I only just bought my first real watch (IWC Pilot Mark XVIII) so take that with a grain of salt

[@mikaxms]

Why not the Stowa Flieger? It's almost the same watch, and 1/5th the price.

[@vidpro4422]

That's a cool story and watch. Love the 4K uptick in quality of the video. Hoping all future ones will be that clear. Superlatively done again, Sir.

[@b3talah]

Beautiful watch but the power reserve indicator is hit or miss

[@jimmyjones9780]

A few thousand; my first watch cost me 90,000 U.S. .... But I don't regret it .... Even now, five years later, I look at it on my wrist, and think, I could have bought a nice car, but no .... I wear it everywhere much to the amazement I still have on owning an AP in Pink Gold ....

[@billspruce8368]

I own an Oris Pro Pilot GMT... I am thoroughly pleased with it, and proud to have supported an independent watch maker. I have been considering another Oris purchase lately but I am on the pilot-diver fence.

[@DBR11X]

Great content as always. Could you please review the latest iteration of this family, the Oris Big Crown ProPilot Calibre 114? It is a fascinating piece of engineering, it is worth to be mentioned on this channel. Thank you.

[@micksmith4994]

A lot of heated debate in the comments. I think it looks beautiful, at least without the macro. I’ve also seen some Rolex videos (Explorer II particularly, which I also love) looking not so sharp up close , especially compared to Grand Seiko which seems to rule in finish sub $10,000. I’m biased though as I love Oris and own 3. Not so sure I’d go for an Oris dress watch though. I have a fabulous old diver, a great chrono and a Pro Pilot Air Racing Vi that I think is perfect. Generally Oris are great value for money, look good and are built to last. Their adverts used to be based on that. Great review.

[@capt.proton5041]

Have you reviewed any Fossil or Skagen watches?

[@deepakuniyal]

If you had to choose between Nomos Orion and this ? What would be a good choice ?

[@azzythaone7285]

Did you write this review with a different watch than what we're seeing on camera or something? You talk of finish quality yet it looks like it was assembled in a sand storm

[@VanCityHapa]

"For those that have glanced at a jewellers' windows and seen Omegas at 8K at Rolexes at 10K..."Just kidding you can't see Rolexes at jewellers' windows anymore 😄

[@craigesanderson]

Truth. A jeweler in Seattle pulled their Rolex window displays as the don’t have enough pieces to fill them. 😆

[@bevans247]

Had an original oris tt and absolutely loved it! Part of my watch history and have fond memories. Great brand really!

[@marcr5595]

1:33 The dirty hands on this watch sent a shiver down my spine 😟🤢

[@cuh720]

for that price it should be unacceptable

[@hex8387]

As most likely it was a pre-owned unit, it was probably a bad service

[@marcr5595]

@@hex8387 I actually am a watchmaker & at our facility this would be unacceptable handling of the watch parts.

[@hex8387]

@@marcr5595 I understand, and It's a shame that not all facilities operate like yours. I've seen better care and finishing on some clones. For a $4000 watch this is absolutely unacceptable.

[@sinjon]

@@hex8387 It probably was impeccable from the factory but whoever serviced it last wasn’t very careful. Very unfortunate. I’d be taking it back for a FREE cleaning

[@Astragoth2]

Should I watch beyond 0:30?

[@thehrethgir679]

I stayed to the end, and just recently bought my first automatic mechanical watch. I don't feel bad about not buying this. It's a really nice watch, but it just isn't my style. And a little rich for my blood.

[@billnyfeler]

These are great watches! The following year's version, the Artelier 111, is the pinnacle of the line, imo. The addition of a GMT subdial with day/night indicator is the zenith of design, perfectly balancing complications with a readable dial. It's one of the favorites in my collection.

[@j.craigh.3480]

I like the watch. Surprised to see alot of dirt particles inside the case. On the dial, near the gears, and on the hands.

[@joecostner2608]

video doesn't record dust particles, this is youtube not super high def dude

[@shaverray4462]

Yep, it’s dirty.

[@unboxer2487]

Perhaps result of a poor service.

[@j.craigh.3480]

@@unboxer2487 that would make sense because I have a Oris Williams f1 and it is spotless.

[@theloneprobe843]

definitely a fan of Oris

[@Gzeroy]

I see too many macro faults. With my OCD and the price I will get instantly buyers regret.

[@DarrenBates]

This watch reminds me of seeing a girl from far away in a nightclub when you're feeling drunk and amorous. From far away, she looks incredible; classy, elegant, you would be proud to have her on your arm. But by the time you're up close and personal though, you realise that she's not all that; she's not exactly spotless, chipped nail polish and the makeup is cheap and tacky and you worry about what lurks beneath the facade. If you're a first timer, it's certainly not the experience you want. Sorry Oris!

[@DebianDog]

Damn I thought Grand Seiko was obnoxious with the Power Reserve complication. 😱

[@covfefe8971]

Wow, a lot of the comments sound like off putting snobbery. I have seen this watch in person. (no, not on my wrist), and it is stunning. Not to mention the other 11X calibers, especially with the blue dial. It just could be this particular watch coming from a bad owner. It seems as if people are put off by the price because they are not used to seeing Oris in this price range. Show me another 10 day, in-house, hand wind power reserve that doesn't command this price range, if not more. Perhaps one should learn the history of Oris first. Is this a first-timers watch? No (unless one has done their research), but neither is a Rolex. But hey if you want to be a snob, Rolex is perfect for you. Personally, Rolex is a never watch for me.

[@albertoroveda5135]

@covfefe I wholeheartedly agree, I have this watch, and I’m an experienced collector, I have absolutely 0 regrets, the caliber is stunning and it’s constantly running +2 s/d, perhaps 3-4 in a busy day (I set the time very day with the atomic time), and the power reserve it’s absolutely phenomenal, sometimes I forgot that this is an hand wound movement, you pick it up and wear it like it was a quartz, because it’s running forever ! I have a good collection and it’s always annoying to reset the perfect time and wound my watches, but this oris, it just doesn’t need to, it was fully charger in the US and it was sent to me (in Italy) and the watch was still running with 1 day of PR left! I call it impressive, also I purchased it for 2200$ and the price was absolutely too good to let it go away from me

[@elnino7822]

Hi, need some advice. A tag heuer Muhammad Ali special edition watch just came on the market at a competitive price. I'm not really a fan of tags but I'm a massive boxing fan and Ali fan. Not sure if I should go for it.

[@bighands69]

Only buy the watch if you like the watch. Having a half feeling about something is not good especially if you have to use up a large proportion of your savings.

[@elnino7822]

@@bighands69 thanks, appreciate it

[@SillytanN]

tell me why i should pick this over auto 400 with 1/5 the price

[@mikaxms]

The price tag is still pretty steep, and the not limited Atelier Calibre 111 has an ugly date window.

[@michaelfierman3256]

Oris is my favorite brand , ( and yes I have an Explorer), but This beauty I haven't seen before. Great episode as always!

[@sakthivelaathithan8151]

Hello sir this is sakthivel aathithan , I have seen your video's past 2 year's straight & I gained more knowledge on mechanical watches "Thanks to you sir" . So I have question for you sir , Can we see any Gyro tourbillon related watches and explanation about the Gyro tourbillon ?

[@ruggsterify]

beautiful watch. IWC and A Lange & Sohne feel, which is never a bad thing!

[@joeplatz7289]

Great video, what a value! And you're right, not a newbie but that watch is looking pretty good right now.

[@jjrevelry7913]

Great film! It was however (for understandable reasons here) another film extolling the virtue of 'in house' movements. The ETA's of this industry do provide fabulous products to the watchmakers of Europe - can you celebrate them and their contribution together with modifications by the brands they work with, as well as the current fad for 'in house' movements? Engineering skill is not bettered simply because it is 'in house' after all - ETA must surely be producing some of the most resilient movements even compared with the current favorite brands? I for one would love a film dealing with this issue!

[@WarpFactor999]

Nice review. Sad there is no face to go with the hands. Need to break the 4th wall at least one time.

[@azzamalshuaibi4467]

watching this and wearing an omega watch, I insist, i will not walk away bcoz this chanel is freaking amazing

[@ShawnKitchen]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the closer I look at this watch, the less impressed I am. The numbering on the power meter looks like someone did it by hand with an airbrush and tiny stencil. The numbers shouldn't look like they were blown down into the texturing, they should sit on top of it. Also, that movement may be in-house, but I saw several instances of the engaging teeth being either unlevel, or of varying thickness. It doesn't look the part on a £5000 watch. I'm just a newcomer to the scene, but I find it odd that these items were considered acceptable at this price point. It's beautiful at arm's length, though.

[@sinjon]

I’m hoping that this particular piece was the result of a bad service and didn’t seriously leave the factory like this. I wouldn’t pay $1k for this

[@A.T.148-Scot-HK]

You'd be surprised at how poor finishing is at Jaeger Lecoultre. The Oris, for the price, is very good value. And I'm not deliberately bashing JLC; I own a couple of pieces and the dial and movement finishing could be better at the price point. Still love them though.

[@karlsenula9495]

@@A.T.148-Scot-HK I've seen reviews of Rolex's with significant QC issues (Jody at Justonemorewatch).

[@A.T.148-Scot-HK]

@@karlsenula9495 Yes, exactly. There are finishing issues with almost all the big brands. Except maybe Grand Seiko and Lange. Even Patek have some sloppy finishes. Independents like Moser, Journe tend to be better.

[@tibitotetti7480]

Will be in my collection soon or later. I really like the watch. But ill be getting the calibre 113 pro pilot probably🤗. 👍

[@walkerjames9880]

Nice watch with reasonable price, do not compare this against luxury brand, if you get used to look at Lange, your bar is too high for Oris.

[@panaceiasuberes6464]

Uau... just a couple weeks I mentioned to have bought it in a comment... here's the video. The reasoning for this watch is simple: no horrid date window.

[@Konsultant84]

Any chance for Omega Railmaster co-axial review?

[@clarencederamos5519]

I would like to see the Seiko SLA025 featured on here. Thanks for coming out with wonderful content!

[@georgerivera6970]

Lovely timepiece. Suprised at the price point. Beautiful and affordable .

[@Antilochos]

Hmm, I loved the start of this video, but he dropped the ball this time. The looks of that watch, I don't know... And I can beat him with brand, performance and price. Bought myself a Zenith Espada brand new for the same money as that Oris and I dare to say the brand with heritage is there, the performance with the el primero is there and the price just as well. Better looking also.

[@calvin10]

We appreciate your knowledge sharing session as always. Thank u.

[@sewolmik]

A good analogy of the good, cheap, fast axiom

[@henrycollins2478]

I can’t find any online.

[@NomadHassan]

Please make a video of Seiko Presage SRPE43

[@nicks8026]

Why not ask the same question a third time? Heck, why stop at three? Go for four, five, maybe even six times! You’re already irritating, so no point holding back.

[@NomadHassan]

I'll take that into consideration, thanks.

[@Ang_R17]

Excellent review, will definitely check this one out

[@shivar925]

A Cartier Crash looks less damaged👀

[@handsonfire6113]

me watching this with my first nice watch, seiko save the ocean with a blue dial : "do you know who watches your videos?"

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

I have the Save the Ocean Samurai graduation blue dial. Great watch and has relegated two Rolex and a Chrono to the watch box. My first experience of Oris back in the 70’s which was replaced 3 times before a refund. So tainted my view.

[@handsonfire6113]

@@Yorkshiremadmick oh my, that must have been frustrating

[@chickenrun24-r8d]

Had on Oris Aquis for 3 years now and am as happy with it as I was the day I got it. Superb finish and build quality for the price you pay.

[@chazzcombs]

Certainly, this is a beautiful watch. I don't own an Oris but there are several I'd like to add to my collection.

[@stevefox8605]

Just got an Aquis, seriously impressed 👍🏻

[@abymathew295]

Does it smell gud...😀

[@stevefox8605]

@@abymathew295 I went for the bracelet, but a vanilla scented strap is in the post. 😁 Thanks for your comment 👍🏻

[@abymathew295]

@@stevefox8605 , i have one in strap..it smells delicious...😀 I think it looks best on a Bracelet..enjoy ur watch...👍👍👍👍

[@stevefox8605]

@@abymathew295 Thanks mate, you too 👍🏻

[@j.burgess4459]

This video seems a tad cynical to me. Suggest someone getting into watches buys an Oris as his first watch? Sure, why not? And then when he realizes, all of two months later, that he actually wanted to buy a ROLEX then he can go back to Watchfinder and be double-screwed: (1.) by the haha-amount they will give him back for that Oris; (2.) by the obscene premium they will screw out of him for that Rolex...🙄

[@richarddavis7548]

The non-linear power reserve and 10 day main spring are unbelievable at this price point. Just don't look too closely........thanks for another great video!

[@mjinzarli]

Finishing is rough on this model, really rough. 10 days power reserve is nice and I like the dial layout. Size isn't for me. Not the best watch to show off Oris given the finishing

[@bradentraub]

My $130 Orient Bambino has better finished hands than this. I expect better from Oris, especially for one of their more premium models.

[@bighands69]

No it is not. The Bambino is a great watch especially at the price but it is not comparable to a watch that much more expensive. Orient watches are like watches of years gone by in that they were well made and at a good price.

[@bradentraub]

@@bighands69 When I look at my bambino's hands under macro, they look significantly better than this. I also own expensive watches, I understand perfectly that Orient watches are budget, but that doesn't change the fact that my bambino has better finished hands than the Oris in this video. I think its very funny that you think you can tell me information about MY own watch lol.

[@larryblakeney5036]

It would be nice if you gave the price in U.S. dollar amount as well as pounds.

[@lawrencejob]

Wait, but: do I want a watch maker or a maker of watches?

[@albertoroveda5135]

OMG I HAVE THIS, I PURCHASED IT LESS THAN 15 days agooo

[@theonlyredspecial]

Let me know what you think when you get it !

[@albertoroveda5135]

@@theonlyredspecial i already have it, stainless steel, white dial, the power reserve it’s absolutely impressive, you really forgot about winding the watch, the precision is stated by the Timegrapher at +2s/d with a very good amplitude, the watch is big but wear small considering it’s thickness, it’s fantastic, money really well spent

[@blakehamilton813]

Love my citizen eco drive solar powered. Like 300 bucks at most

[@slapdog1646]

At 10:22 I literally put my middle finger up to the screen. You are perhaps the best presenter I’ve ever heard.

[@osochara]

Seems like someone scratched and dirtied up the life out of those hands and scratched the jewel cage on the balance as well...

[@pauldewar626]

The back of this watch looks so much better finished than the dial. Pity

[@IoannisAndroulakis]

I am really not impressed. 43mm is too large, the asymmetrical power reserve indicator annoys me, the finishing is subpar, the beat rate is low and the price positions this watch among real giants. Finally, the watch back is nothing to look at. A huge mainspring and a brushed surface for 12.000 euros? Next review please...

[@mt24Carson]

Oris really need to reduce their case sizes to attract more wrists for versatile wear.

[@nikhilna5095]

Can you do a Raymond Weil segment!

[@olafzijnbuis]

Replace the dented camera with the classic Asahi Pentax Spotmatic. Preferably the black body one. This one has a plastic tip on the transport handle and a cheap rubber focusing grip ring on the lens. Not the quality to match the watches.

[@fastman119]

I'd go for IWC for that money, all day. This Oris is impressive though.

[@krumovevgeni]

Give me a solid rose gold watch from iwc on this price with 10 days power reserve

[@tynchytemper9618]

So you've got an Oris to flog?

[@jamesminshall4601]

It may be a good looking watch but looking at it through a macro makes it look worse than the $300 Seiko I saw in another video of yours I’ve just watched,

[@johnacteson5503]

Now 8k

[@NomadHassan]

Seiko Presage SRPE43. Please.

[@NomadHassan]

@@G.D.goodwill SRPB43 is gorgeous. SRPE43 is the watch of my dreams (literally). I don't know how Seiko does it. They make the best looking dials in the industry. Period.

[@victorbgdream8328]

This is one of my grail... Still saving for it...