BALTIC Aquascaphe 200m Vintage Inspired Dive Watch | Overview

[@AvgJoeWatchReviews]

Great retro looks with modern day tech. Very clean design.

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching buddy!

[@Menez.718]

Great vintage inspired piece. Nice chatting with you at the Windup Fair in NYC. I stopped by the Baltic stall and fell head over heels for their Aquascaphe Dual Crown! Great brand!

[@TheTownWatch]

So good to meet you in person Dan! I really like that dual crown diver from them too! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@juniorjohnson5961]

I've been looking at this for years decided to save & get Black Bay 58 . Thanks Josh 🙏

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching! Cool! Hope you can pick up a BB58 soon!

[@jefferyneu3915]

That looks great. Personally, I have no trouble getting a Myota movement.

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@jemdottube]

The Miyota 9039 is as good as the Selita SW-200-1 (and whatever the equivalent ETA movement is), but it's thinner, which in this watchh probably matters. Sure, it's nice to have a movement from Switzerland, but in this instance the Miyota fits the bill perfectly.

[@TheTownWatch]

I hear you on that. I like Miyota 9 series movements. Thanks for watching.

[@exkal215]

I’ve seen several reviews of this brand but zero personal experience with it. From what I’ve seen, it seems like a decent brand. Thanks for sharing Josh. 👍🏼

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@felo6035]

Very nice vintage diver Josh. Agree with you on the movement, I would also prefer to see a Swiss Made option here. Thank you for a great review 👍

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching Felo!

[@deneshorvathmba]

This watch is absolutely fit for pro diving as the bezel is mil spec design. Oroginal divers from the 50s come with the exact same bezel design and marking.

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@mordeth1964]

Really cool watch and not overly expensive.👍

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@knowyourhistory]

For a microbrand I rather have a Miyota than any Swiss movement because they last forever and aren't fragile to hand winding like the ETA. But if the watch is over $1,000 I'd definitely want a fancier movement.

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@LaPauseMontre]

The only watch I miss after selling it... I consider re buying it

[@RandomRobReviews]

Thanks for shout out, great to meet you at wind up too!

[@TheTownWatch]

Great to meet you too Rob!

[@kickstothehead3705]

I like it got the sea master vintage look going for it

[@TheTownWatch]

I can see that! Thanks for watching!

[@Rahvin1230]

Any preference between this and the titanium?

[@TheTownWatch]

Both are nice and both are different. I like them both for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@scatterbrain9490]

👍

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@spg5658]

The French make some decent watches. I own this watch and also three from Yema and one from Salt.

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaybrockmeyer9218]

DON'T buy any baltic watches, they are garbage. I ordered their mr01 for 605 euros, paid in full, in advance. I received the watch 7 months later. It ran 9 MINUTES per hour fast. I did not mis-type the last sentence. 9 MINUTES per hour fast, not 9 seconds. And the bor bracelet was very cheap, I have $100 watches with vastly superior bracelets. And they will not provide a return shipping label to return their garbage product. Live & learn. RUN from the GARBAGE company !

[@TheTownWatch]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@verynormalman]

Absolutely not my experience. I have a bronze Aquascaph. It gains 3 seconds a day. The strap is not super comfortable, and I have changed it for a NATO. (I think that your watch was not regulated at the factory. It's purely a quality control issue, I would suggest.)