Jedi Mind Trick! Davosa Ternos USA

[@Carloshernandez-kk7dp]

Getting ready for work in the morning with this show has become my favorite routine

[@gregalonzo747]

Davosa has more than just homage watches. They actually produce many good models that are a good value for the money. I have their aviator watch and it is quite unique in design. Definitely a brand to check out.

[@nunosantos5376]

Hope brands don't stop sending you watches to review, because of your honesty, but please keep being that way.

[@grig4866]

I honestly think that overpaying for an hommage watch just because it is "swiss made" does not make any sense. Yes, 2824 is a great movement, but so is any modern movement to be honest. And, you can buy Glycine Combat Sub for under $400 - Swiss made, well built watch with 2824 :)

[@funkmon]

Exactly. There are even very good Swiss homages for half the price, even less. Mathey-Tissot iirc does one you can buy for like $400 with a Swiss high beat movement. But, again, you can get a legit Swiss diver that you don't have to explain for that price as well. Didn't we just see a Seastar recently?

[@Cloxxki]

Indeed. Give me a week's of power reserve and I'll see the value there.

[@GriZZZly123]

I agree

[@FouseQuentin]

Steinhart ocean one 39. Period.

[@Schlock3000]

@@FouseQuentin Steinhart is not even close to the quality of finishing on a Davosa. Period. I get it, for an homage watch it's kind of expensive. BUT: the quality is rarely seen in any other watch around the price. I have a Davosa "Batman" for around 1300 Euros, a Longines, Seiko in the same price range and an Omega of around 3x the price. There is no tangible difference in the quality between the Davosa and the Seamaster. It definitely is a watch looking and feeling a lot more luxurious then 1300 Euro. I don't care about lume at all, so no biggie for me.

[@samarthbhatia1896]

Just a reminder that you can get a Christopher Ward Trident 600 Pro Mark 3 for less than USD$1000

[@btyc]

🙌 preach

[@piotrszmidel]

Used maybe

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

Yuck

[@ZiggityPow]

If they would use the puzzle piece type logo placed at the 12 like on some of their other designs, Ward would be killing. But few people like the unbalanced dial on the new models. Even the old "Chr Ward" some people don't like for the "wearing some guys name on your wrist" issues that Jody has spoken about. "Chr" is better than the full "Christopher" as it becomes less of a name and more brand, like "Tag Heuer". In my mind, the next best at a similar price and similarly styled is the Oris Aquis.

[@Furniture121]

Indeed, a better watch at a better price.

[@ageary]

Terrible value all round when you consider whats on offer from Phoibos and the like , that fancy packaging is fooling nobody even if you are using Jedi powers.

[@mathieut3197]

Meh, for that kind of money you can buy a pristine second-hand Oris diver.... Swiss made and original design too.

[@MrPleers]

Agreed.

[@mathieut3197]

@peespooropinions I tend to find low to mid-tiered watches on ch24 are at the top-end of their value if not purely overblown compared to ebay or even the grey market sellers. I could be wrong, tho, but I solely window shop on it.

[@mathieut3197]

@TVMisterTero in the ~$1,200 range, as discussed here, if you think you can buy a Rolex I have a bridge to sell you.

[@tynchytemper9618]

I'd rather shit myself on the bus than pay good money for an Oris!

[@vampolascott36]

I just acquired the black version with date. Less than -3 accuracy and the case is better finished that what you get from Squale. The engraving and the paint on the ceramic bezel are better than my 1545 Squale also. I got mine with the pentalink bracelet. The clasp and screw pin quality are what you'd expect for $500 to $800 but the links themselves have amazing finishing (better than the case actually). The Davosa is my new favorite everyday watch. It has the quality you'd expect from a watch just under a grand. I recommend Davosa. I got a very solid watch from them.

[@robertparker6141]

I watch zillions of these watch reviews. I come back to yours the most because they are the most entertaining and informative. Never lagging or dull. Hope you have great success, Jody. You deserve it, mate.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Thanks for the kind words Robert! And thanks for watching.

[@johnayres2303]

I am a bit bored with Sub clones. I would like to see some Breguet homages or Blancpain 50 fathoms homage.

[@user-kw9qu2gz8v]

there are a couple 50 fathoms homages from hruodland (for the modern one); and steeldive, borealis, and Helson ( for the vintage one).

[@SteveFWatches]

Agreed! some glashutte panomaticlunar and a lange sohne would be ideal : ) hopefully Jody can get his hands on something

[@mao7]

That's a great subby clone sir, but after owning the Pagani Design and the San Martin Subs, it's hard for me to justify spending more than 150 USD on a low to mid range subby homage. Even tried assembling a subby clone myself, with a Sea Gull movement, flat sapphire, ceramic insert, 120 click, on a oyster style bracelet complete with glidelock copy for about 60 USD..

[@poppad1187]

Mao Gloria Sounds about right. These brands have to look at the options out there for very little money for what people are looking for.

[@manny7886]

Well said Mao. Exactly what I feel. I'm enjoying my Invecta and PD.

[@kobe5rings]

👀👀👀 got pics of that clone we can see?

[@mao7]

Gabo Ramos damn I hope youtube comments could have pictures. Imagine your standard subby case (brushed on top and polished on the sides), but with more tapered lugs. Blue ceramic insert, sterile sunburst blue maxi-dial, sword hands, no date. Bracelet is oyster style, brushed, with a Chinese glidelock copy clasp. Movement is a SeaGull (clone of the ETA 2824-2), beats at 28800 BUT has quite the beat error :(

[@ХристоМартунковграфЛозенски]

@@mao7 Why a Sea Gull though? Who's gonna repair it if it breaks? And what use is your project watch of if it doesn't work?

[@davidrosenblum2178]

I’m with you, mate. Handsome overall, love the dial, but what are they smoking? Way overpriced. If as you joke this is the last watch they send you for free shame on them. You always shoot straight and they should view your review as a wake-up call and reevaluate their pricing strategy. Cheers!

[@bogrot69]

Well said David

[@clontstable1]

I absolutely love my Davosa Ternos. It’s rugged, beautiful & insanely accurate. However, I got lucky and picked it up pre-owned on EBay for $545.00. I agree that $1200.00 is way overpriced for even a unique “limited edition” version

[@simonbailey2151]

Still pleased with it? I’m considering one for about that price, in GB pounds. It’s the Ternos Ceramic submariner homage.

[@clontstable1]

@@simonbailey2151 do it!

[@simonbailey2151]

@@clontstable1 I don’t think I will. I just love my glycine Combat Sub too much. I don’t think the Davosa would get a look in.

[@centurio34]

I love my Ternos, too, but I won it at a watch show raffle, so I’m. It really in a position to comment on its value.

[@p5ychonaut]

Buy the ChWard Trident diver and don't get sober for a coulple of weeks for the rest of money. Oh, and Kudos for the honesty and respect for your viewers money. That's a rare these days.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Thanks mate! And agree re the Trident Pro 600. That watch is always in the back of my mind as a bit of a benchmark under a grand.

[@p5ychonaut]

@@JustOneMoreWatch Yeah, I got one. Loved it from the first sight. The case, the hands, the logo on the 9 ( yeah, true story ;), its design as a whole. The only thing that kept me suspicious were a super enthusiastic reviews. I knew it was a part of their payed campaign and fight for the customer. But still I decided to give it a go. And it's a great watch. The reviewers didn't need to make up the compliments. It's not perfect but 100% worth the price and hitting above. And as much as I love classic, simple and iconic look of the Subby I appreciate the Ward's attept to create something as much classic as new & original at the same time. Still going to scratch the itch with San Martin's Submariner homage:)

[@clontstable1]

I own 3: the Black Dialed -Red Ceramic, the Bronze and the Blue Sapphire. I love them all

[@bobgox]

always appreciative of your sincere honesty (with a bit of cheek) as i have come to regard your opinion quite highly, thanks as always Jody !

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

Nailed it here, little expensive but there are still other options to consider

[@poppad1187]

I’ve had my eye on a root beer Davosa diver for some time but I’d rather buy a Blue Mido Ocean Star ⭐️ for less money , a killer bracelet & clasp , Powermatic 80 and a sweet case back. So many options at the price their asking. Great video though because it definitely deserves a good look if you can grab one at a good deal especially if you want that Rolex kick. Thanks again Jody !

[@simonbailey2151]

Yeah, the Powermatic 80 development of the 2824 is an absolute winner.

[@ForeverUnknowing]

I stayed for the "pre-ramble", because I love hearing Jody ramble.😁 Another great video! I have to agree, not $1200 worth of watch here for me. I've still got my Phoibos PYC007 (that I bought because of this channel!), and that's enough Sub homage for me right now.

[@TheShotenZenjin]

Makes the Steinhart range look like absolute bargains (especially the GMT with ceramic bezel).

[@thistleclockworks1292]

I have to say, I'm even more pleased with my Pagani Design PD-1651 after this review. The only compromise I've made is with the Pagani's lume (or lack thereof). The case dimensions, blue/black fade, O-style bracelet, and the raised (Yacht Master) bezel are all great. Even better at around US$80. I agree, Jody, I couldn't bring myself to pay the price Davosa is asking. Thanks for the great review.

[@enrico3453453]

i just picked up my first subby homage a few weeks ago in my search for a decently made canadian watch, the momentum aquamatic 3. its extremely nice! its got all your favourite things, nh35, 300 m water resist, solid and satisfying bezel with no play, solid end links and clasp, screw links, sapphire and about 600 cad. they are worth checking out in my opinion

[@jamesgretsch4894]

That one is so much better than an Aliexpress model.

[@eggsII]

Jody, given that you own an Omega, do you prefer other sports watches to Rolex from an aesthetic perspective? For whatever reason, I find most of them, and their clones, to be a bit meh aesthetically... maybe it’s just the preponderance of the design elements.

[@coldude2559]

Tell them they're dreaming! 😂😂😂

[@ZiggityPow]

Scurfa Bell Diver 1 (Miyota 9015) is in my mind the best value homage if you don't care about Swiss movement or assembly. Otherwise, Oris Aquis or a second hand Christopher Ward 60 with the logo at 12.

[@spinny114]

Hmm, a little expensive for what's on offer here I think. But at least it has a very pretty dial! Good review Jody.

[@dan5087]

Doesn't seem to add up to me. It's a rip-off at that price. Glycine combat sub is less expensive, similar stats, and a nice history.

[@JustWatches1]

Your honest feedback and integrity is inspiring. Thanks for the review :)

[@henrycolestage4249]

I have the Davosa Black and White special edition and am very happy with it. It's more of an homage to the Explorer II and has a GMT complication. I also have an Oceaneva Dep Marine Explorer 1250m with a quartz movement. As I work on cars almost daily, I take my watch off for long stretches which means the automatic movement sometimes doesn't wound enough. So I use the Oceaneva for a daily beater that I can take off for long stretches and is still accurate. I wear the Black and White when I'm going to wear it all day. Both are good but I prefer the Davosa.

[@jamessteven9748]

Jody I got to 1.38 mins and couldn't help but comment now......looks like your having loads of fun mate with this review....now back to watching 👍

[@calumpatondrone]

Thanks for the honest review - totally agree about it being over priced. I've got the C60 Trident and the Ginault OR2 - both of which were less expensive and seem like much better watches

[@scottloudon14]

It's a classic for sure. Davosa tend to make solid tool watches. Solid movement, solid design just a little expensive. With so many other similar optioned homages available, it doesn't feel special enough to justify the price. It almost feels like they built to a price. Limited edition (numbered) check. Swiss made, nod to American market place, check Elements latest greatest yet historic dive watch, check. Just over that $1000.00, ( special watch threshold) granted typically first time around, check. So it does check all the boxes, for a precise buyer. Still a solid watch just expensive.

[@bjdenil]

I think the Davosa looks great personally. I actually think it looks a little sharper than the Rolex. (I'm not the biggest fan of Rolex's cyclops). I would still prefer to own a Rolex in large part for the movement but also it's the original. I think Devosa does a bang up job here. I have been wanting a decent American made watch but didn't know who to go with. They might be a good option eventually at their retail prices.

[@bjdenil]

@Mike Really? I was seeing made in the USA. Good US watch take 23...

[@JavierEspi77]

What a stunning watch

[@stusims6567]

I can see everything you had to say about this pretty watch. It looks very well made, and I love both the dial and the Jubilee bracelet. I also like the lumed bezel...a LOT! It’s one of those things that really turns my crank! I just don’t see it being that much better than a Chinese clone like Pagani Design. They make a well made diver with excellent finish and the quintessential NH35 movement...and the price is well under $100!!! Great review as always Jody!!! See you next time!

[@mao7]

Stu Sims very true! And for 1/10th the price

[@jameskellard5075]

I got my Davosa Ternos Ceramic complete with box and papers for £135 at auction (complete with a dress watch as part of the same lot) I'd wanted one for ages. Pleased I waited, at the price I paid its fine but I wouldn't have been happy at the full price. In all the San Martin vintage submariner is better executed, with a couple of exceptions. I like my Davosa, I got a good deal but for the list price everything could have been done just a little better and the well executed Oyster bracelet is an overly snug fit with all the links and at full adjustment. Marks 7/10

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Ooooooooooooooooooooo(wince). A watch homage over a grand!!!!!! You could get 13 Orient Ray 2’s , still not be bored by the fact it’s not a carbon copy minus the logo and movement!!!?!?! Rant over;)

[@dainluke]

I like Davosa, but I much prefer the finish that Steinhart has on their newer manufactured models. The luster and the brushing is just superior IMO.

[@daletaylorjr.4786]

I have a Davosa Argonautic BG and it’s a solid tank of a watch. I’ve had no issues with it within the 1year of ownership. Oddly enough it has become by beach watch so I can leave my Seikos out of the salt water. Lol.

[@Blue_3rd]

Thanks for the great video, Jody. Personally, I don’t like the subby handset but I can understand the attraction of a decent copy for its fans. The dial isn’t bad, though it would be nicer without all the text. This piece seems well over priced for what it is. PS Any chance of a quick review of watch winders, someday? Cheers!

[@DaveK385]

I think I'd rather get a Long Island Watch "Islander" for $299. NH36 movements have never let me down although I've never checked to see if they were within 3 seconds a day. To me that's like having a car that will do 150 mph, nice to know but doesn't really matter in the real world.

[@sreekumar1287]

Very sensible review and appreciated. Good work bro.

[@totalsubmition]

With that money, you can get a Longines Hydroconquest. A proper swiss brand and a solid watch.

[@ashleyb66]

I like the caseback more than the dial.

[@karlsenula9495]

'These are not the droids ... I mean watch ... you are looking for'

[@pavliv]

Davosa after seeing your review: Okay we want our watches back.

[@karlsenula9495]

With all the spam phone calls I get I now answer the phone "Hellooooo and welcome".

[@steve69chevy]

You are the only KZbin guru who has put a keeper in my collection.,! And it’s a SUB homage.! $8.00

[@djipka]

to this day the best value Sub homage is the Tisell. I have the Hulk Tisell with the Miyota 9015 and it is awesome. For the price it cannot be beat in my opinion. It is not perfect by any means, but again for the price of it it delivers more than expected. All the other watches you have reviewed are either too expensive or move away from the Sub imho.

[@watchalot919]

I would have one of those and keep the change from the Rolex, it's gorgeous. If a Rolex is worth 20k that's worth 15k. Of course, the Rolex isn't worth 20k. Alternatively, there is also the Steinhart, which let's face it, is great

[@manuelk7521]

Always nice to see, that a free watch is not a guarantee for a recomondation 😄

[@terryteo1]

What an envious position to be in, being sent watches for free, Your house must be full of watches ! I’m not jealous 🤬

[@Robozgraggi]

I find it a bit funny that Jody finds the Davosa Ternos "definitely better" than the Squale 1545 because they are almost virtually identical - they share the exact same cases and bracelets. Sure, the top brushing on this particular Davosa is nicer but on the lower priced variants they are just as rough as on the Squales.

[@valerin0]

Hi Jody, great job with the channel well done

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Thanks mate!

[@davidward6266]

Hi Jodie , I always think you're shadowing me as I too have just purchased my 4th Davosa Ternos Bicolour. Great watches but totally agree the price is too high. Super review as always!

[@stevenwymor1398]

Boy, I’d get a few Tevise Subs at that price. And just toss them when they break.

[@SengLeeKoh]

Jodi, the lift angle setting seems too high @ 52 deg, when it should be at 50; that high amplitude seems too good to be true?

[@roblegrange473]

Love honest reviews...😁

[@johndollard4189]

Arm The Animals? I just ordered my second round of t-shirts from them. Glad to see we have the same great taste in t-shirts, as well as watches.

[@alamohamed8485]

Excellent review as always Jodi. You did compare it to the squale towards the end of the video but how does it compare to Steinhart?

[@BradfordRMcKnight]

graeat vid as always. I would like to know why you think this watch is definitely better than a Squale 1545, just curious..

[@steviee67]

Very honest review 👍🏼

[@sam9242]

Am I seeing correctly? Does this have the older size lugs rather than the ugly max size?

[@paulg9815]

Better off with an Oris aquis for similar money. Great video as usual Jody!

[@mihamoto]

Very honest review! Indeed the price is too much. Cheers V.

[@tompiscitelli2548]

Always wanted this one but was sold out for almost a year. but after the review, I see through the hype. Jody ginault ocean rover vs Davosa, vs Pagani vs Parnis ? yeah no...i still can not pull the trigger on a Rolex Sub 16610 used at 7-8 Grand.

[@brucewayne5342]

I think Sub homages are kind lame and overdone. HOWEVER, let me say this: Davosa is a great brand for watches around 500-1000€. I own an Argonatutic and its an asolute stunner! Built like a tank, 330m water resitance, has a very interesting design and it's probably the watch i get the most compliments on and the one where the most people ask about what it is. Can really recommend that one to anyone looking for a cool, individual diver.

[@mattsmiley8156]

Great review Jody! Bang on with the indices being too small with the bezel insert numerals being so large. I knew something was bugging me!

[@drwindsurf]

Fantastic review Jody. Thank you for your honesty...for the price there are a lot of better options 😊👍

[@artharlim123]

Do a San Martin submariner homage next!

[@davidc5191]

I bought a Steinhart directly from Steinhart after seeing your review - a beautiful watch, though I find the bezel to be rather sticky.

[@markburrows4158]

yeah, no..... at that price point I think I'd be looking at something like the Yema Superman Heritage I think - nothing against Rolex Subs, or sensibly priced homages but once you get north of $500 I'm really wanting something with it's own design and style.

[@EscapementWatch]

very decent homage but that price. the dial looks like those AM Fake seiko dials but a bit lower quality on the dav

[@squinkygordon1322]

All in all, this seems like a well-executed piece. One little bone of contention (or niggle) for me is some of the wording on the caseback... I think "Swiss Automatic Movement" (or any watch that also says "Swiss Movement" for that matter) generally means a watch that is assembled outside of Switzerland, specifically a Chinese made watch. It's a loophole for a company to get the word "Swiss" on a watch and can be misleading to someone who doesn't understand the differences between the labeling. My preference would have been for the wording to be "Swiss Made Automatic". For any watch to be labeled "Swiss Made", it MUST have a Swiss movement in it to begin with. I know it's a minor point but for me, it's a surprising miss for an established brand. Great review as always, thanks!

[@Watchmade]

I am ok with my Longines HydroConquest 41mm. A more individual design. Davosa has other great watches but I wouldn’t prefer to get a hommage.

[@btyc]

Here’s me with a cup of tea, and definitely NOT skipping forward 5min

[@Alias_Anybody]

For the same money you could buy every version of the Pagani homages in every colour. Or enough Tevises for the whole population of Wales.

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

And the you will have a collection of shit. Not that Devosa isn't shit they are overpriced shit and they were cought selling bootleg Rolex a few years ago if I remember correctly.

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@winstonsmiththx1138 So you are one of the "only true Rolecks is true Rolecks" guys?

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

@@Alias_Anybody no I have a phoibos and love it. I would never spend that kind of money on a knock off however. But under no circumstances would I buy every color of those garbage watches. That was what I was saying. Buy one fine but a collection of shit is a collection shit. Sorry

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@winstonsmiththx1138 Phoibos literally uses the same movement as Pagani for most models. Also, I never actually recommended buying all colours, I just wanted to illustrate how expensive the current homage is.

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

@@Alias_Anybody great then you probably agree with me. And the movement in my phoibos is a Ronda quartz I have watches with NH and Miota movements as well ETA that is largely irrelevant because some will regulate others won't. There is more to price then spec but I'm sure you know that

[@Phil-S8]

Did the Helm Khuraburi sell out in 3 seconds this morning? Goddamn...

[@bogrot69]

I snagged a Vanuatu a couple of batches ago 😂 A mate of mine wanted one but when he checked out he had forgot to link his new credit card on PayPal. In the time it took him to sort it out, they were gone.. It's a beautiful watch for the price.

[@TheWatchtowerWatchReviews]

Pagani's Sea Dweller Homage:

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

Probably is ten times better but the real question is- is it worth 10 times the money. I'd say hell no but I have no doubt that you would be able to tell the difference right away and very easily

[@harcotelindert]

The movement is a big difference for sure

[@winstonsmiththx1138]

@@harcotelindert and the materials and workmanship.

[@TheWatchtowerWatchReviews]

@@winstonsmiththx1138 I'm sure you would be able to see a difference, absolutely, but enough to justify the ten times price difference, especially for a brand which has no real cache? Hmmm...

[@TheWatchtowerWatchReviews]

@@harcotelindert it definitely is, but is it ten times better as a watch as a result? If you said it was €500 then that would be a different converstion

[@callum5733]

I would prefer an pagani over a 1k homage. Great video as always.

[@Dave062YT]

I totally get paying $150 to $300 for an homage but for a grand there as so many great originals .Also you can pick up the best quality clone for half that if you love subbies that much ,

[@mariog7213]

How does it compare to a Gineault? Those run around the same price

[@davidbridge5652]

I can see you in a tshirts saying "enough waffle, let's flip the camera"

[@ConsularCandidate]

Hey Jody. What actually makes this better than the Squale? You get applied indices, but those indices are proportionally out of whack and you lose the ceramic bezel when you get one of the $750 models, something the Squale has.

[@childrolland]

Well, in the second compartment of the box, they have to put some beef steak (wagyu quality) to roast it all together with the watch that you've already roasted to justify the price. 9:34 SWISS and the Statue of Liberty on the back is a funny combination.

[@Trollet532]

This is up there in price with Ginault OR, i think the or is the better value though..

[@davidswiggett8389]

Love the content here. Keep up the awesome videos. BTW I think I figured out we are in some of the same Facebook groups. I also love the Cranberries.

[@rikkidee]

Very nice watch. Again love your videos. I live in Melbourne Australia and I would like your advice please. I'm looking for a Submariner Homage watch in the $500 bracket 40mm diameter. Cash is an issue. Could you please recommend something for me ? Kind regards Rikki

[@knguncle3]

Is it true that Davosa is just a USA version of Steinhart? Are they related? For me, I'm saving up for the Steinhart Ocean 39 GMT Premium 500. I think the Steinhart is nicer and you get more for your dollar.

[@elarson312]

I like the watch, just not the price. Oris gets away with selling a typical aquis for $2200 retail with a base Selita movement. Now that’s a ripoff.

[@scottlauren3145]

This is why I've never understood the hype around Oris.

[@piotrszmidel]

In Poland under 1200$ You can easily get new Aquis

[@jrgdrumsandwatches]

Got a Mido Ocean Star Tribute for less than that. No question Mido makes better watches for the price. For less you can have a Certina DS PH200m or DS Action Diver. Davosa needs to come down with their prices.

[@SteveFWatches]

Davosa should really step up their clasp. Reminds me of the clasp on $15 bracelets from aliexpress

[@a_z.tazzzfan8497]

For that price, I'd rather get an Oris Aquis or a TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 5. One more thing; that watch is no better than my Invicta Pro Diver with the Sellita SW200 movement which I bought for about $225.

[@mchockney3664]

Still telling it like it is and keeping it real! 👍

[@aussie8114]

Do you know how an Aussie would buy a Ternos or is it just for the Yankees. I can’t find any Aussie sellers.

[@ordinarygeek]

Can you review any Grand Seiko watch with Spring drive movement

[@roccotool]

Jody, I'm surprised you didn't mention Stallone's Richard Mille RM 032 from Expendables 3. Never mind. I just found out I don't have $170,000 lying around.

[@minutesecondhour3134]

nice to see a jubilee for once on a microbrand

[@roamready9732]

It's $1200 because its limited edition... I think there should be more Asian 2824 clones in microbrands; I've built about a dozen watches with clones and they are super accurate +/- 2-3 seconds! Ginault uses a clone *cough modified Asian clone in their early models, but again those prices🧐 Great video Jody, and well put. Ps how about some maple syrup for that 'waffle'?

[@davidl5037]

I have the black dial and bezel version. It runs great. Got it on sale last year. I like the sub, but not enough to buy a real one. Too ubiquitous for me. This scratched the itch for me.

[@christianmalone1857]

best thing about the watch is the box lol