Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Review : An Homage to its own History (H69419363)

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A review of the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical. Model: H69419363.
A mechanical watch that is an homage to the field watches of Hamilton's past. Perhaps the best pure field style watch. Swiss made, with a Sapphire crystal.
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[@JusttheWatch]

Man, the production values on these videos keeps going up, looks great. Hamilton is one of those brands that I'd love to get into some day, still a little out of my price range.

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks!. They are great watches. One of the cool things about Hamilton, is as a collector, they are some of the most filmed watches in movies and tv. Even going all the way back to Elvis. So it can be fun to watch some of those tv shows and movies, and see a watch your interested in.

[@JusttheWatch]

Yeah I really fell in love with the one featured in interstellar.

[@pestbrigade4511]

Christopher Schuster the Hamilton date date pilot watch?

[@elieverett5608]

Instablaster

[@underdog5081]

Just bought this watch with the upgraded movement which gives it 80 hour power reserve. This is my fist mechanical Watch and have truly enjoyed it. I really liked the olive green dial. At times it looks black, other times grey, and other times olive green. It gets the most wrist time among my collection. Im pleasantly surprised about how accurate this watch is. It’s about +2 seconds per day. Truly the best “value” watch one can get.

[@JusttheWatch]

Looking at maybe picking one of these up so wanted to check out some reviews. Fun revisting one of your older vids. Your lume shots have gotten a lot better since this one!

[@Jusader]

This is the first time I've actually went hunting for any kind of reviews on this watch. My great-grandfather left his son, my grandfather, his Hamilton 992b railroad pocket watch, which was left to me, and from there on I've always been most interested in Hamilton's history as that piece still ticks today, that's saying something. With this watch, I've daily wore it for a super long time, and it still gives me that fizz handwinding it. There's just something about winding a watch throughout my work day that gives me a time of reflection and to take a breath. The primary thing about this watch that I like, outside of it being mechanical, is how easy it is to read. It's not fancy. It's not bloated with a bunch of design markers or anything. I can take a glance at this watch, and bam, I've got my time. Watches today are primarily smart based for notifications and whatnot, but I still enjoy the yesterday of watches, reason I still daily this even today. I got mine for $260 on a sale, which is a lot of money for a watch in my book, but it has been worth it over these years. All the key points you had on here are quite in-depth, and they just made me cherish this piece even more. If I lost it, I'd go buy another tomorrow. :-)

[@Watchmeifyoucan]

Although Hamilton is not 100% Swiss due to its origins I fell in love with the brand, I have a Ventura Elvis80 Skeleton, a Matrix PSR MTX, an Intra-Matic Chrono and a few days ago I added the Khaki Field 50mm ltd 550 green edition to my collection. Btw you gave me a great idea for my 50mm review in your video ❤ Great video thank you! ❤

[@jackthompson8377]

I tried several straps on this green dialed watch before settling on a chocolate brown leather strap. It is perfect, compliments the green dial. Now my favorite.

[@RelativeTime]

That would look good. Is it a vintage looking leather or more like a alligator looking one?

[@dylvasey]

Love this watch. I'm a sucker for field watches, but this one in particular is really well done. I remember first seeing this when I just started with the whole watch bug and at the time wasn't comfortable spending three figures on a watch (that changed quickly ha) so I got the TImex Expedition Scout which is a dead ringer for this Hamilton.

[@RelativeTime]

I've seen them, but never really looked at the Expedition Scouts. But this is a very classic field watch look. I've been trying to find more field watches that sit price wise in between this and the Seikos. But surprisingly there inst a lot.

[@connorleeduckworth8952]

I’ve just purchased the black dial model and instantly changed the strap for a G10 NATO style dark green strap - great video

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks!

[@darrylsebastian1912]

Just pulled the trigger for this exact model & I love it. What a value for the money. Keep these kinds of vids, really great, informative and chill. IMHO, Your like the Harvey Specter of the Watch World 😁

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks! I've actually heard that a few times. 😁

[@dukeyin1111]

Initially, I thought the same thing as you did about the green dial, but now I feel reassured by my past choice. The green dial is what makes this watch unique when compared to the Khaki King.

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks! The color does grow on you. I still want to get a Khaki King sometime, although I think I'm more drawn to the silver dial version. Probably because it's a little different.

[@gerryfonklover7481]

thats my favorite version of the khaki field mechanical. still with the sweet sweepin 8bps eta. now you only get it with h50 movement or the all newer version with a different design.

[@GeebsBurnerAccount]

so far, i really like the green dial. Also being from Pennsylvania, i like the history of Hamilton, as well as the thin and durable design. I also dont mind the handwinding. This watch is sort of perfect, for me.

[@RelativeTime]

Glad to hear. Since doing the review, I heard a lot of comments about it. So far everyone that owns one, loves them. I haven't heard anyone say one bad thing about them. The khaki mechanical is a great watch that deserves more attention then it gets. Thanks for watching!

[@rikoflishas]

Beautiful watch! I love it! The dial is not flashy but it is an interesting color, the design is simple but attractive. The size looks perfect on everyone and it is not obstrusive. It is an awesome watch, I would have choose it as my first Swiss watch. And yes, hand winding may not be for everyone

[@Dizzywind]

Good review as always. I picked up a 38mm version in black with the ETA 2804-2 movement. It’s kept time as well as my Khaki King auto but not as good as the Khaki King quartz by a small margin. All of them are very good regardless. I can not hear my watch ticking so I’m not sure what’s going on with yours. It runs just shy of two full days between winds and takes maybe 30 seconds to fully wind. No worse than shaking awake a sleeping automatic. These may be among the last chances to pick up a new Hamilton with a high beat movement. That lollipop second hand is a joy to behold as it makes its rounds smoothly around its track. I’ll admit to having a soft spot for Hamiltons but honestly this is a great watch. Thanks for the tip about passing on the green dial. The black is a strap monster.

[@RelativeTime]

Might already be too late to find a high beat hamilton. The 80 hr power reserve is nice, but it does feel like your loosing something.

[@andreirublev6272]

I like your deadpan Rod Serling style narration.

[@RelativeTime]

😎 Thanks. I might do a Twilight zone style intro sometime.

[@briancarpenter1255]

I have the black dial version and the reason I bought it was because it was hand wound only. I have grown to love this watch more each day. Well worth the $249.00 I paid for it and plan on it being in my collection however small it may be for along time to come. Thanks for the great videos Shane.

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks. For that price it can't be beat. I haven't looked at the prices lately, but after a rather well known channel reviewed it as well. It's popularity spiked as did it's price. So I'm hoping it's come back down.

[@charlesgraham9954]

my everyday watch has been for a long time my lil mechanical Hamilton. i love having to wind it up every day, i feel more connected to the watch. u can't beat the bang for your buck with a Hamilton Khaki field.

[@jonvine6800]

I have the same watch. I actually like it's olive green. You call it dull, I call it "subdued". I love it's green. Not garish for my taste. My only gripe is it's not a day-date watch. I would sacrifice depth for day feature.

[@RelativeTime]

Subdued would be a good work for it. It was nice, but just didn't do much for me personally. Currently I have a Khaki King and I love that watch. So just different tastes.

[@aeaeaeluis]

Mee too, do you know of any model with day date? Only mechanical, not auto. Thanks

[@lanky-x782]

Sorry man. If a hand wind is not for you because you' can't be bothered to wind the watch. go get a quartz. Never understood those who say they appreciate mechanical watches but hate to wind them. Sound like they are in love with the idea and not the mechanical genius of the movement.

[@EarlT357]

Just got my Hamilton Khaki. Love the green dial and the wrist band looks terrific. Overall a really nice package for my first Swiss Made watch (though not my first Hamilton!) I'd give it a 9.7 out of 10! Deduct only for the size of the crown which is YUUGE!....not awkward, just big.

[@taylanakgul1715]

I have a green dial one, it is easy to wear and very accurate (about +2 per day). The beat error is about 0.4.

[@furzkram]

Here's something I'd like you to review. I got myself this watch mainly out of curiousity, because I liked the field watch like look, and I was positively surprised. Timex typically, the second hand (gear) has too much play and the hand doesn't always hit the index markers, which is something I usually can't stand. But for an ordinary central second hand on a watch that is not a chronograph, that's not a big deal. Asides that, the shape and especially tip of the hands makes it precisely readable, the date window could be bigger though, the lume on the hands is ok, on the dial is none which isn't a problem as the watch has Indiglo - which was another argument to get the variation with the creme dial, other colous make it shine to weakly. The strap is very comfortable, smooth and hard to feel at all. What surprised me the most is the little deviation of the movement - only about +1.3 sec in over two months. Try to find this exact model on Amazon or eBay, from the UK or Germany if not found in the US. www.amazon.com/Timex-Expedition-Scout-Metal-Watch/dp/B00QMSQA80 www.amazon.de/Timex-Unisex-Armbanduhr-Expedition-Analog-NylonT49963/dp/B00HF49WXK www.ebay.de/itm/Timex-Mens-Expedition-Scout-Braun-Uhr-T49963-Uhr/222472271867

[@RelativeTime]

I’ve heard some good things about the expedition scout. There are a few other Timex’s I want to look at this year, but I usually like to space them out. Just did the Marlin last month, so I’ll probably wait another month before looking at another one.

[@petert3412]

Great review . I was looking at this exact model but the green I thought I would like is not what I expected. You saved me the some disappointed. I will be getting black and the hand winding is a type of connection that seems fitting to this style of time peice . Thanks

[@cavalry1213]

See I am really not much of a green dial fan. When I bought this watch, I did t realize that the dial was green because I’m an idiot. I like that this dial has some grey tones to it because it goes with more straps. It also looks different in different lighting. Sometimes you see grey, so,ego Ed you see green. Kind of like the new Midnight Green iPhone 11 Pro color.

[@Bethany_mo]

Love the dial. Tissot and Alpina do green a bit better tho. A distressed brown leather really makes a green dial stand out.

[@youngalwyn1124]

Appreciate the sedate style of the review. I find it rather relaxing. ☺️

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks. I’m glad.

[@brinx8634]

Young Alwyn - Have you tried the Archie Luxury channel?

[@umutaydogdu1502]

Today on June 25, it is back on Jomashop with $278, i found a $20off coupon and purchased it with an amazing price; $258! The only question in my mind is the dial and the green tone what if i do not like it🤔 as you say you would prefer the the black dial, i hope i wont agree with you☺️ best regards!

[@JamesAlexander14]

I really like the drab olive dial colour. It looks more authentic to me in that colour. As for a totally mechanical movement, that sits well with me as well. I have watches with both mechanical and automatic movements and frankly, unless you are wearing an automatic watch all the time or placing on an electric winder, it’s going to run down eventually. Whereas with a mechanical watch, you simply pick it up and wind it. You just remember to rewind it at the same every day. Technically speaking, if you want an automatic watch, you have a great reason to buy a quartz watch instead and for a fraction of the cost and with less hassle.

[@FitOutPost]

Great review, as usual. I enjoyed it big time. I have also visited your website and liked it as well. Keep up the good work.

[@RelativeTime]

I'm actually really behind on that website. I'm going to try and get it more up to date this week. BUt it always seems like I need to work on the next video instead. I'm new to webdesign as well, so I wouldn't mind. I've been meaning to setup an email for this channel, and that site as well. So check the about page on it in a day or so. I'll put one there.

[@Bflo23]

I am digging that green face and olive green band. It is retro and is a flashback to the 1960s soldier watch. It is supposed to look like an old watch. It defeats the purpose to change the band. I never tried a mechanical watch so I can't comment about that. I was debating between this watch, Seiko Series 5 field watch and Citizen Eco-Drive BM8180-03E ($84.99).... I picked the Citizen because it looked better than the Seiko and it was much cheaper than the Hamilton. I am still interested in Hamilton.

[@RelativeTime]

The Hamilton is going to be a bit of an upgrade from the citizen in fit and finish. Although the bigger thing will be the sapphire crystal. Should help to reduce scratches in the long run. Although you could always swap the crystal in your Citizen to a sapphire one as well.

[@chadr8264]

Great looking watch as I have it’s distant cousin the snk. I think the green tone of the snk is better, but the strap is most certainly not because seiko. Hard to argue the Hamilton for over triple? The price? Nice review though and you found a new subscriber!

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks, and welcome. I agree, I like the SNK805 green much better then this one. I've been trying to find some good alternatives to Hamilton for field watches. Ideally something priced in between a Seiko and this. But haven't found much.

[@kenn82draw]

@@RelativeTime If Timex would throw a cheap mechanical or automatic movement in the Scout, it would be a definite crowd pleaser.

[@antidot556]

A versatile watch, easy to service piece i have owned in a few years. Beadblasting quality is overall good in my opinion, timekeeping is like -5 secs/day. My watchmaker tried to persuade me for a handmade aftermarket strap and now it even looks better.

[@RelativeTime]

I have heard they are easy to service. But hopefully I wont have to experience that for a while. I've also heard that some people prefer the higher beat movement in this mechanical, then the ETA automatic movements in some of the other Hamilton Khakis. Perhaps it's more accurate. Thanks for watching!

[@antidot556]

Relative Time I currently wear Victorinox Infantry Automatic w/ 2824-2 which runs around 15 secs faster per day, Hamilton uses 2804-2 handwinding movement of ETA. Both 28.800 beat movements, but you got absolutely better results when 2804-2 gets regulated by a watchmaker. Regular ETAs are less complicated than H-10 movements with 80 hours.

[@waktosha7378]

I have the black dial version and I mostly live it. The case is blasted and not brushed though I just thought I would point that out. To me it being a handwinding only is no negative. In fact t that is the whole reason I actually bought this watch. I was looking for a swiss handwinding, or mechanical, and this was the least expensive one, so I bought it. The lume sucks on these watches though. They only last for a few minutes before they go out. The hands are a little better than the pips though.

[@Pavilions2]

Do you hate the fact that it is a hand winding watch? How often do you wind it? And how much time it lasts before you need it stops?

[@RelativeTime]

Not really you get used to it I believe it's a 46hr power reserve. The real question for me, is if you have to choose between hand winding only, or automatic with no hand winding like most Seiko 5s. I'm not sure which I would pick.

[@FourIntoOne]

Some of these comments make me laugh - Yeah, hand winding is SOOOOO hard. At least 15 seconds out of your day. What an intrusion. Jeez get real.........

[@RelativeTime]

For most people the idea of having to change their routine, or do something different, is much harder then actually doing it.

[@thelearningspotlight]

Great review with good close-ups, and I loved the strap with different types of material. Did I miss it or you mentioned that it has a 46h power reserve? Yes it may be a boring task to wind every 1.5 day :)

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks! No I didn’t mention it. But thanks for bringing it up. I didn’t know about it until after I made the review. When a lot of comments began singing the praises of its movement.

[@ajruss1098]

I think this is a nice looking watch. Out of my price range though. Keep the great review's coming.

[@RelativeTime]

Thank you!

[@teamhonn]

Have you seen the new no date version of this watch? Very nice on a new nato strap. I have the Seiko snzg in black and love that watch but no doubt the Hamilton is a step above. I maybe get one if my Seiko ever breaks which it probably won't. What is the water waiting? The Seiko if 100 meters but I am guessing the Hamilton is pretty much just for washing your hands and that is about it but I could be wrong.

[@RelativeTime]

I haven't seen it in person, but it looks nice. Hamilton is definetly a step above the SNZG. But the SNZG also costs about a third of a Hamilton. I'm not sure about the no date version, but this one is 50m. So a little better then washing your hands, but I wouldn't take it swimming. Thanks for watching!👍

[@jesperscheel-bech998]

Great video! Love that dial, even looks good in green although I prefer the black no-date. But those lugs are simply too long for a two piece strap, so I would wear it on a bund strap or perhaps more fitting a NATO.

[@RelativeTime]

Thank you. Your right the lugs do look a little long. You can really see it around 7:40 with that green leather strap. You could drive a truck through the gap. Cheers!

[@jamiesagirl6984]

Try a grey ColaReb Italian leather strap. Nice high quality hand made straps and the grey works with this color watch.

[@RelativeTime]

I'll check them out.

[@rypaz87]

I bought this watch 12 days ago, received it 10 days ago, and returned it today. It quickly became my favorite watch in the collection ahead of my Omega Seamaster and Breitling Superocean but unfortunately the winding stem couldn't handle a typical wind and broke after 8 1/2 days. I know what you're thinking-- "you wound it too hard you jackass." I read the same reviews telling of the same issue and I felt the same way about those reviewers. But the fact is that I have mechanical watches from the 1960's that are as old as some of your grandfathers that have never broken from a simple wind. These Khaki Field Mechanical's really just are that brittle, and it's not a surprise really because it is a cheap watch. Everything else about it screams quality though and it's a real shame, I will miss it. I am giving Hamilton one more chance, however reluctantly, as I've purchased the Pilot Automatic Day Date just this morning. Let's hope this one's solid!

[@RelativeTime]

O wow! So did the stem itself break, or did the stem break off from the crown? Hopefully you have better luck with the pilot.

[@rypaz87]

Relative Time - The date complication and the minute / hour hands functioned fine. There was just no connection between the crown and the main spring. Also when I gave it a shake, the second hand would travel in reverse for 10 seconds lol.

[@RelativeTime]

ToborAtonmi backwards? Wow, yah that’s a problem. Maybe quality control at eta is starting to slip.

[@ronnietarnacke5153]

How are you liking the pilot day date? I love mine .

[@Marko_Horvat]

So, the real question is do i get this watch with older Eta movement or new h50 movement?

[@RelativeTime]

That's seems to be the question. I eventually wound up getting a khaki king with the new h50. I miss the smoother second hand, but the extra power reserve is nice. Especially when traveling with a few other watches.

[@major-Mihailo-Madzarevic]

*It costs around almost 600 euros now in Belgrade Serbia.*

[@cammagn06]

is it with screw down crown?

[@allenjanes5976]

Only hand windable? That's the good news to me. Been looking for a decent mechanical non auto for a bit. But that lume, man, why is it so hard for them to get it right? Nowa days lume technology is awesome Therefore it should glow nice and bright. I might get it anyway due to the fact that its only hand wind.

[@RelativeTime]

I don’t know. You would think Super-luminova wouldn’t be too expensive to buy and use in bulk. If you haven’t seen it, The Urban gentry has a good review of this with the black dial as well. Cheers

[@0017Bulldog]

The cheapest I can find this for today is $412 with most site well above that. That seems unreasonable to me. BTW. I really like hand winding.

[@RelativeTime]

Looks like Joomashop has them for $278. www.jomashop.com/hamilton-khaki-mens-watch-h69419363.html

[@kenn82draw]

I bought a mint black dial for $220 shipped on eBay a week ago.

[@kamimcmmm]

@@RelativeTime with ETA movement*

[@taj101276]

I have 3 Hamilton watches and looking to acquire some older Khaki field watches.

[@RelativeTime]

Which 3 do you have?

[@xpusostomos]

You say the case is brushed and the back polished, but anyone can see the case is blasted and the back brushed.

[@gregburville3368]

Great review. Thanks.

[@umutaydogdu1502]

Still looking for it but mostly there are new versions with 80hr power reserve in the market.

[@RelativeTime]

I think Hamilton has fully transitioned (or will) to the std beat 80hr movements. My khaki king is like that. I miss the smoother sweep, but the 80hr power reserve can be nice. Especially when traveling with a couple of watches.

[@umutaydogdu1502]

​@@RelativeTime i hope that 80hr mechanism is a collectible movement and can work even 10-20 years later. i had a tissot coutura powermatic 80 and sold it just because of the low beat, not joyful to watch. i now got a certina ds podium with a perfect 28800bph, sure somehow i will find this hamilton with the old version too and try not to get any of these powermatic or h10 whatever till they improve the bph.

[@umutaydogdu1502]

​@@RelativeTime i hope that 80hr mechanism is a collectible movement and can work even 10-20 years later. i had a tissot coutura powermatic 80 and sold it just because of the low beat, not joyful to watch. i now got a certina ds podium with a perfect 28800bph, sure somehow i will find this hamilton with the old version too and try not to get any of these powermatic or h10 whatever till they improve the bph.

[@RelativeTime]

@@umutaydogdu1502 Every company is going to be different, but it's a trend I see growing. At least with Japanese watches. With the new Alpinist I reviewed Seiko went for a 21600 bph movement, but with 70hr power reserve. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYnJpKx6f7WZb8U As well as all the Orient Stars and the new Outdoor field watch I reviewed are std beat rate but 50hr. Although on those you get a power indicator which is nice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/anu1Y4Ovp62Sjsk

[@umutaydogdu1502]

Relative Time exactly, the review u made with orient star was great but the watch is big for me, i found an orient star RK-AU0004B 38,5mm case with power reserve indicator, sapphire with ar coating at a local store, it was $800 and very expensive, i can’t believe that it was $320 at jomashop and i missed it. It is definitely much better than sarb033 for me.

[@Enjoyboy27]

How do you know when to stop winding the watch.

[@RelativeTime]

Unless the watch has a power reserve meter. You usually don't. Older watches you could damage by over winding. Most new watches have a mechanism to prevent this. Generally you just wind it about 20 or so rotations every morning. Maybe a little more in the Evening when you take it off. Hope that helps.

[@Enjoyboy27]

Relative Time thank you much. Seriously considering buying this watch for my daily.

[@RelativeTime]

No problem. It's a great watch, as long as you don't mind hand winding. But that also makes it nice and thin. Urban gentry also did a good review of the black dial version if you havent seen it. If your unsure about having a straight mechanical, and your not in any rush. You could always look at getting something like a Vostok Komandirskie first. They are fairly cheap, and give you a good idea if you can get into the habit of winding it every morning.

[@Pavilions2]

Which one should I get a Hamilton field Quartz or a Hand wound?

[@RelativeTime]

Between the two, I would say the hand winding mechanical. I like the dial of the quartz a little better. But generally speaking, the resale value of higher end quartz is horrible. So if you don't like it, or decided you want something else and want to sell it later. You should get more out of a mechanical. Also in the watch "enthusiast" community there is a fair amount of vocal people who hate quartz. Personally I like quartz for certain things. It's accurate, inexpensive, and convenient when you don't want to wind a watch yourself, or buy a winder. I also think a nice quartz watch is great as a gift for someone that isn't a "enthusiast", and just wants something nice that works. But I personal won't buy normal quartz watch for myself if it's over $200 US.

[@Ahcelaht]

Hand wound, but make sure you know how to use one (don't break it).

[@mercoid]

The strap holes are grommeted. Otherwise a fantastic review as usual. 👍

[@wills.9836]

Thx for the good review

[@RelativeTime]

Thanks for watchin.

[@RiffDevin]

Dislike the green but I do like the Hamilton. I had to settle for an SNK though

[@RelativeTime]

Which color SNK did you go for?

[@RiffDevin]

@@RelativeTime The blue version :)

[@craig2100]

Good video

[@justinmark2117]

hand winding is the reason I bought this watch... Id consider it a pro (not a con). I find the weight/winder mechanism in my automatics distracting when every movement I make causes the thing to flop about, sometimes audibly... and it also adds 2-3 mm of thickness and additional weight. I'll take a mani wind Nomos or Hamilton over their automatic counterparts all day long.

[@RelativeTime]

The rotor doesn't bother me at all these days. I used to have a Seiko Kinetic... now that things rotor was loud. So everything else is quiet in comparison. Although I am starting to appreciate thinner watches. Which as you said, is where a mechanical has an advantage. Or potential advantage. Recently covered a kickstarter watch by Vario. Beautiful looking mechanical, but still kept it a little tall. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoqqo5eYfNl9nbs

[@adbraham]

It’s bead blasted not brushed

[@repo4]

All is well apart from the lug length and the space between the case and strap or creates. You could park a car in there, to me the whole design looks disconnected and flimsy.

[@RelativeTime]

It is a rather huge gap, not sure why. Makes it easy to put a thick nato on it, but that's about it.

[@uncouth420]

I now have to order a field watch... Thanks.

[@RelativeTime]

😎 Your welcome!

[@allenjanes5976]

Black strap green dial was the best combo imo

[@woonfaseng8737]

i shall never consider hamilton field watch until they add screw down crown ! rather buy a seiko mid tier watch with screw down crown .

Wow. Hand wind? No.

[@RelativeTime]

I've had a few people tell me they love mechanical hand wind. That it's a zen like experience hat helps them prepare for the day. I am definitely not one of those people, but I can understand the appeal to those that are.

[@TypeSly]

Damn that's ugly! Ridiculously long lugs, with crappy AR coating and horrible lume. Not to mention the most boring dial and an ugly dull finishing on the case. 🤢🤮

[@RelativeTime]

It's been over 4 years since I did this video, and the crazy thing is that the watch has only gotten popular.

[@keithhodgson6489]

Gloves are so pretentious.

[@RelativeTime]

They also keep the fingerprints & smudges to a minimum.