Is the Sinn UX worth checking out? Let's look at this incredibly tough dive watch!

[@johnnyarsenault9124]

German engineering at its best! The perfect toolwatch for the business at hand. The visual contrast of the dial is incredible 👌❤️👍

[@dullbozer8774]

My grail watch, which i bought for my 40th birthday two years ago. Since then, it's my 24/7 daily driver. an absolute toolwatch. I love this masterpiece.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Thanks for sharing!

[@bingefreak1]

I just got mine and it's a beast! Love the no nonsense tool watch and it's incredibly accurate!

[@tzsteve33]

Great watch, I have the SDR GSG 9 variant which has a black tegimented bezel and crown at 10. Just to add to the points you made in your review, the longlife battery can last up to 10 years. I know of one watch that has 8 years on the original battery, to change the battery it has to be returned to Sinn where they drain the watch to change it, then refill, this costs about €250. As for accuracy, mine is +1 second in 7 months which is pretty cool. I would recommend you review the silicone straps that Sinn make. The clasp and dive extension is just amazing on them. Great Video. Also in Germany Sinn is pronounced Zinn.

[@ericb8888]

The oil is Fluorinert , made by 3M . The bezel has a degree of back play in order for you clear grit and salt crystals from it easily. The lume is lees than stellar as it’s only C1 . Nice review, thanks;)

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Gled you liked it, thanks for the input!!

[@fossilimprint2954]

Excellent review. Happy to have found your channel, subscribed !

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Awesome, thank you!

[@IKucheINtortIE]

It is the quintessential german way of engineering. "You cant see the dial at an angle? Wait, let me just find a way to defy physics"

[@RSLtreecare]

A very nice review. This is my dream watch. I understand it's also remarkably accurate, approximately 10 seconds a year.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Very good watch indeed

[@takethecurseOFFwashingmachine]

Very cool watch with a true tool watch aesthetic, that is pretty original I would would say. To me the insane water resistance makes this watch incredible. Not for any real functional reasons, but just because you can……I absolutely would love to see this watch on a variety of straps

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Fair enough!

[@richardbrown8099]

Have a look on clickbait reviews

[@TalkingTimepieces]

The straps episode with this watch is up!

[@Illsamustache]

What’s wrong with the movement? The second hand clicks forward, then slides backward. Is that due to the oil or something?

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Yes, the oil makes the tiny amount of "give" in the gearing visible in the long arm of the second hand as it fights the viscosity.

[@hughming]

May I know your wrist size? I am hestitating to buy one but I am not sure if it fits my wrist of 6.75 inches.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

8.5 inches, give or take. You'll like it.

[@mrautomatech2329]

8.5” or was this a typo? Sorry, just trying to get an idea about wearability.