As original as they come | Tiga Sigma review

[@megasoid]

Thanks Toni, nice opening and pretty cool watch.

[@themicrobrandexpert]

Thank you, Fred!

[@BimKillim]

Another great review, precise & concise

[@themicrobrandexpert]

Thank you, it means a lot!

[@Bojo1984]

Great video my friend 👍

[@themicrobrandexpert]

Thank you so much!

[@benjaminvis]

I dont know about this watch. I saw it come by on Reddit recently, I think, and wasn't that impressed. Simply put, there are a few watches offering multifaceted cases and integrated bracelets. In the more affordable micros, perhaps de Aision recently seemed most unforgivingly impressive. The slits looking through the dial to the mechanics but not really showing anything seem to me an unnecessary gimmick that doesn't quite deliver anything of note. It's not bad looking though, and actually more legible than one would give it. The whole watch indeed looks better than expected in your review. Personally I prefer the look of the black with the lights on, but the white perhaps with the lights off. The integration looks good, the bracelet looks well-matched. The case also reminds me of Vesuviate a little and balances dress and sportiness. Though despite of all this, you may be right about its enhanced looks on a strap. That seems contrary to intentions! Halfway into the review you mention that it lacks intricacy and more daring lines, and that's I suppose exactly where the whole doesn't quite deliver for me. It looks fine, but doesn't really excite nor excel. It looks nicely put together, but it doesn't draw me in. And even if it doesn't wear overly large, I think it will be a bit large for many. On your 19cm it looks well-sized though. The simple conclusion: I think this watch just doesn't call out to me and that's OK.

[@themicrobrandexpert]

Happy you echo my sentiments, and I’m happy I managed to show there’s more to these watches than the pictures on their website.