The Big Trend Of 2025 Will Be.......

[@_all_around_us]

Never understood why more brands don't use sweeping quartz more often. A lot of ppl shy away from quartz bc they don't like how the ticking looks. Sweeping quartz takes care of that, and annoying servicing costs associate with automatic watches.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

I think people who want quartz aren't bothered about the sweep. They want accuracy and battery life instead.

[@C.C._TJ_Jason]

@@JustOneMoreWatchI agree with you. I don’t care about the sweep at all. I get tired of resetting the time with my mechanicals. So I wear a CWC Sea Falcon and a Christopher Ward Valour for nearly everything now, both quartzes and neither of these sacrifice battery life for the visual sweep.

[@DonaldJoeKennedy]

As a diehard quartz devotee, I REEEAAALLLY wish they would sweep. Especially mega-smooth a la Precisionist. Or at least like Seiko mechaquartz. I'll grudgingly deal with the 1-tick per second thing, if I must, for Eco-Drive. I'm DYING for the day of the Eco-Drive Precisionist Perpetual Calendar!!! If I had a magic wand, I'd add GPS calibration a la Citizen Satellite Wave.

[@karlsenula9495]

​​@@JustOneMoreWatchfor me (as part of my 80+ watch collection including quartz, mecha-quartz, mechanical and automatic) the benefit of quartz, and in particular mecha-quartz, is about a few things 1) price - often a look/style for less, 2) grab and go versatility and 3) mecha-quartz eliminates the annoyance of many quartz watch hands missing the markers. As a 4th) on the side I do like the smooth sweep better than that of a plain quartz. To actually accurately time something I am using something else besides a watch, plus the downside of battery life is the cost when you have to replace multiple watch batteries at once.

[@whiskafish9063]

I would wear quartz all the time if it was sweeping. I can’t afford a high end quartz, but would love a sweeping hand quartz

[@RangodoRafa]

If Bulova start putting precisionist movements on all the less 'hublot like' models... Think devil diver, some GADA launch with solid colors... They can easily be on the best end of this trend

[@Sicarius888]

Bulova should make the movement from Jet Star have solar charging and I'm switching from mechanicals.

[@DonaldJoeKennedy]

My red Jet Star gets a lot of looks, and some comments just out in the wild from regular non-watch people. And when I show watch geeks the sweep, I could poke them in the eyes; they're so hypnotized, lol. 😄

[@johnvandeven2188]

Bulova is fully owned by Citizen and the Precisionist movement is branded Miyota. There could be a real possibility that Citizen may use that movement in watches other than Bulova. As far as movement size, it is not much different than a regular quartz except for the battery.

[@ajmarion]

I really hope so, such a cool movement but they mostly use it in the gaudy mall watch designs

[@wescobts]

Those "Hublot-like" model are just hideous

[@danielleavitt5411]

"Bought 300 last year." Sneaky way to hint a quartz Erebus is on the way. Since you bought a few, quick question. Does ETA still reserve thermo compensation to their in-house brands? They were doing that on their high-end quartz chrono movements a few years ago.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

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[@tonnyhansen4481]

Just thought the same. 🙂 A mistake or on purpose Jody?? 🙂

[@adk7962]

@@tonnyhansen4481Mr. Musgrove doesn’t make mistakes when it comes to watches… 😉Field Watch! Field Watch! Field Watch!

[@benjaminvis]

​@@tonnyhansen4481no mistakes in posting a video online I reckon

[@stevecain4212]

Obviously the case… and almost as obvious Jody’s first big mistake in the watch biz. No sweep, No sale.

[@brettmeikle]

Datsun! That'd be a great name for a car. Someone should do it!

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Ahahha!

[@robertflanders1158]

I hope Honda will bring it back as a sports car line .

[@sajatovicz]

@@robertflanders1158 Nissan.

[@pedroelcato]

Where oh where did you source that t-shirt?

[@skeelo69]

Nissan used to be Datsun .

[@blayses3116]

If only bulova made more "normal" precisionist watches, or if they sold those movements separetly. That sweep plus the quartz accuracy...

[@DonaldJoeKennedy]

💯

[@MrsVanB]

It would be so good! 💯

[@tufelhunden5795]

They do. It’s in some diver type models, the Super Sevilles, and the Jet Star. Just had to the Bulova website and select precisionist.

[@EdwardViaTomato]

I wish they had some of their reissues with their quartz. Namely the Milships.

[@cesarespinozaspain]

This is a good thing.....love the Sekio VH-31 movement It ticks like an auto, the accuracy of quartz 2 year battery + a super cheap and easy battery change.

[@DouglasRosser]

Currently own four VH31. Cannot stop!

[@teamtrust4394]

I agree 100% … love watches, which run with the VH31 😊

[@Bob_Smith19]

Battery replacement every two years sucks. It’s not hard but it’s one more thing to manage w/ a large collection. I think I have seven watches w/ that movement.

[@OHJAJOH]

@@Bob_Smith19 i like dolphins

[@DC-uf6ve]

I have to disagree, they unsuccessfully mimic an auto and make watches look cheap. If you're gonna go with a chrono, you've got to go mechanical if you can.

[@MikeSmith-er1qs]

This is the second time in a couple weeks that I’ve said Pitzman is pricing themselves out of the realm of realistic.

[@thomasstratford6227]

I could not wrap my head around Pitzman making a promotional video of their mechanical watches being made in some big Chinese facility. Might as well stick to the San Martins.

[@thomasstratford6227]

Add to that, the fact that particular movement has a $52.00 replacement cost.

[@Valvey789]

If it were more original in design, like say, a Brew, the price would be no problem. But there are any number of Explorer/Ranger style watches on Ali Express that match or surpass this one.

[@watch-box]

@@thomasstratford6227 Most micro's are made in China - Erebus make fantastic watches, and they are made in San Martins factory

[@randomhandle]

Indeed. Certina cosc certifies their precision quartz watches and you can find a number of them for less than this. That fact got glossed over, likely given the sponsorship of this video.

[@aaron12693]

I'm all for high end quartz, but to my mind a high end quartz ought to be solar powered and radio controlled. Features that a 'normal' quartz can't match. I know that there are any 3rd party available movements like that, though.

[@C.C._TJ_Jason]

I agree with solar but not with the radio controlled. I was around a lot of RF energy in the service and would be concerned with interference and spurious inputs into any watch with a receiver. Might just be paranoia from being an electronic warfare guy, but I’d rather my watch be under my control.

[@cavernshark]

I know I've seen non-in-house solar movements in a few recently reviewed watches. Radio control, though, I haven't heard about. But that's a good excuse to buy a Casio Oceanus.

[@SamP.H-t1r]

Solar makes so much sense in a HAQ watch. Not sure about the radio controlled feature since a HAQ should require minimal adjustment.

[@MikeSmith-er1qs]

@@C.C._TJ_JasonI’m an EW guy as well and have one of the multi band 6 watches…. Interference, etc. is not an issue.

[@MikeSmith-er1qs]

I’m a quartz lover but in today’s world, I won’t buy quartz without it being solar. It’s just too easy. The only exception are inexpensive Casios!!!

[@ffedurch]

If you're going to build quartz watches the second hand has to hit the minute marks on the dial. No excuses. Full stop.

[@DonaldJoeKennedy]

💯

[@Deadhansome]

I hate the snobbery around quartz. I have loads from 30 quid Casios to the Bulova Lunar pilot and I've just bought a Seiko go large speedtimer which is superb.

[@DanMinea]

Nice video segway into a quartz Erebus for 2025, which to be honest I can’t wait to see and buy

[@catherinebrennan3342]

Likewise!

[@JohnMcKelvie]

Yes - and [hint] I was impressed with that Pitzmann bracelet clasp too. What I'm hoping: a - thinner? - Ascent or a new (I'm guessing) a 38-39mm all-brushed field watch, applied indices, date-at-6 and lotsa daytime-white lume (not that faux 'radium' pretending-to-be-old sh1te) :->

[@thestevepbrady]

I'm actually a big fan of quartz. I have a Timex solar quartz and an Islander quartz. They're both great wears.

[@nilsbrongers6115]

Yes! A high end quartz Erebus is coming! 🎉🥳👍🏻

[@endowatch]

My issue with Pitzman is the misleading “Seoul” on the dial. Yes the brand is Korean but their factory/manufacturing is in China.

[@fruzz]

Tissot in the Sea Star and Marathon with the SSNAV also use a PreciDrive ETA movement. But I agree, not enough, and I wish more brands had 10s/yr accuracy as the baseline.

[@WendyandGeoffPattison]

The citizen has 5s/yr.

[@fruzz]

​@@WendyandGeoffPattisonCitizen also have a 1s/yr movement in the 0100. But most of their movements are 15s/mo, even in pricey non-"The Citizen" offerings.

[@tamastakacs]

I want those high quality, servicable quartz movements back to dive watches!

[@parker1981xxx]

Tag makes those. (Aquaracer has quartz option)

[@GeneGirard007]

A serviceable quartz is an oxymoron unless you consider a Seiko spring drive to be a meechaquartz

[@flemmingsorensen5470]

Have a look at Scurfa watches ☺️👍

[@ajmarion]

@@GeneGirard007 Grand Seiko’s quartz movements are serviceable! They’re meant to be serviced instead of replaced

[@springbay1]

Certina is doing it right now

[@igorpopovych9320]

I have been wearing Certina DS-2 with Precidrive movement for the past 2 years. Super happy with it. Only paid about 350 USD for it

[@loganholmberg2295]

I'd like it better if it was solar quartz

[@daynevickers1079]

I've been an advocate for sweeping quartz movements like the VH63, primarily because about 30% of my automatic movement collection have had problems, but also because quartz movements are less expensive, allow the case to be significantly thinner and lighter, and of course, the accuracy. I hope the 'cheap' microbrands move to include quartz in their upper lines of watches. Build them and we will buy!

[@alizi6781]

Hard yes! I'd love the microbrands to release more quartz watches instead of c̶r̶a̶p̶p̶y̶ budget Seiko/Miyota movements. Sweeping second is great, a ticking one that hits minutes markers is ok too. A solar movement is even better. IMO, let's say San Martin SN0129 like watch with thinner case and a true premium quartz can be a real deal.

[@danc2528]

I’d love a quartz SM

[@thesolver1970]

SM could easily put a Ronda in that and the price would be the same

[@briane1116]

Don’t forget Bulova’s terrific high-accuracy quartz movement in the Lunar Pilot and their smooth-sweeping quartz in the Precisionist.

[@chrisdarin8035]

Great subliminal messaging Jody for the next Erebus .... quartz is the next best thing, quartz movements are not all cheap, you have bought a gazillion of these movements , the Pittman price is reasonable ! So the next Erebus being a quartz at that sort of price is therefore on trend, quality albeit a quartz and the price is reasonable!! Fair enough looking forward to it👍😀

[@Ash-sf4gr]

Thanks for covering this, it's very much the type of watch I've been hunting for. Something for any occasion that I can grab when I'm too lazy or rushed to wind a suitable mechanical watch from the collection. I've got a Seiko Speedtimer but the leather rally strap I keep it on isn't always appropriate and maybe I want to dress up a bit more than a G-Shock. Always struck me as odd that I struggled to find a quartz I liked in this 38-40mm every day steel style, short of a few $1000 worth of Grand Seiko.

[@multipl3]

With the popularity (explosion) of micro brands, I’m surprised there are any automatic movements left in the world!! And the battle for who uses the thinnest movement adding to the cost of the watch. I think meca-quartz is the future as people also want the thinnest watches for the best possible price (see watchdives etc)

[@Nite-owl]

Decent accuracy for sure, but that's about the only thing going for it IMO. Not my taste at all, there's just nothing exceptional.

[@snacklofter]

Yes! I moved over to quartz a few years ago - vintage quartz and watchdives quartz - I don't miss all that date setting and winding of my too numerous automatics! atb snack.

[@kreol1q1q]

How difficult would it be for micros to make solar quartz? My dream beater is a solar quartz, small seconds, applied/painted numerals field watch, but I’ve yet to find one out there to buy

[@ironichumorist]

a hundred dollars less and id go for it. at this price point i will save a bit longer and go for the citizen chronomaster in a color which i would prefer over either of these offerings.

[@thomasmathes5019]

I have a couple of Certinas with Precidrive movements. ETA's Precidrive movement datasheet has +/-10 sec/ yr as *typical*, the timekeeping spread can get up to 76 sec/yr on their data sheet for the widest temp range. For more typical temperature conditions, it's +/- 26 sec/yr. One of my Certinas is +18/yr, the other is +24 sec/yr. That's really good but not what their marketing claims.

[@turnbasedtoddy7664]

I love a good nice quartz like that. I hope to see more of them! You will definitely be using the crown more than once a year though because every other month you would have to fix the date for the months that only have 30 days.

[@peetiegonzalez1845]

Amongst the watch nerd community this is already underway for sure. I have quite a few pieces now, including a couple of mechaquartz chronos, smooth-sweep tool watches and a Bulova precisionist. If you have a box full of timepieces, especially with dates and more, it's nice to have them still working and accurate when you pick them up after a week or so. The smooth sweep movements make this a lot more palatable though. I'm sorry but there's still no way I'm paying $500 for an electric ticker. I'm really quite interested in a big moon complication (an ACCURATE one, not a date wheel in fancy-dress! I'm looking at you, Chinese brands...) or even a perpetual calendar that's powered by a quartz engine. I'll also add that if you're gonna go quartz you might as well go Japanese. The Swiss are hardly known for their prowess in this area.

[@robedmunds7163]

Love that the second hand hits the markers.

[@timhorack5468]

Nice everyday piece, flies under the radar, for me the star of the show is the bracelet. Great presence and wrist roll

[@NotThatOneThisOne]

Love a sweeping quartz second. Got the budget blue Pagani and it's brilliant. Love a quartz small second too.

[@MrRoRoWe]

2:43 Foreshadowing 🤫

[@michaelkilbride2927]

No tick tick it has be bulova if.its quartz hi beat hi accuracy

[@ryantaylor8543]

Recently picked up a Credor HAQ on the used market and I'm impressed. So, I do hope you're right about this trend!

[@pepspaulpeplow7126]

I rediscovered a love of quartz when I purchased a couple of Elliot Brown watches last year. I then recently purchased a Bulova Marine Star and was blown away with the high precision quartz sweeping movement so much so I purchased the Jet Star a week later. I have one VH31 movement watch which is ok but not in the same league as the Bulova movement.

[@johngibson7127]

Jody youre spot on about quartz renaissance! I have many high end seiko quartz from the 80,s and theyre my favorite watches by far. Never understood the snobbery tbh. Thinner and more accurate.

[@jafelds]

Maybe Erebus should try a VH31 option, based on how much enthusiasm there is here for a sweeping quartz movement

[@zillsburyy1]

i want that ivory pitzmann! it has the best quartz movement ever F07.412 accurate to +-10 seconds a year, contains HEAVY DRIVE that makes it extremely shock proof and PRECIDRIVE technology Its a label given to ETA movements that achieve or surpass COSC spec. These are thermocompensated movements., it has End-of-life display (E.O.L.), and 68 months battery life

[@wikster6630]

Enjoyed your review! It took me a minute to re-focus on the watch after seeing the t-shirt. Lol! It took me back to 1983 and my Datsun 510 I had in high school. Thanks for the flashback and great watch review as always. Cheers

[@markcreighton3733]

I luv your Datsun t-shirt coz I owned 5 different Datsun 1600s between my 18th and 30th Birthdays............... think it was the start of being a fan of Japanese manufacturing and my luv of Seiko in 1981 when I received a 7548-700B for my 21st.

[@dantealighieri4258]

I think you’re right on the money with your predictions here, already seeing a few more micro brand quartz models over the last few months. Hope to see many more!

[@wristopia4101]

Curve ball, but how about a really short seconds hand if it ticks? If it does not reach the indices then it cannot annoyingly miss them. Maybe an inner unbroken circle so it has something to touch.

[@colinashworth6730]

Great Video Jody. Yes I agree, high precision quartz is high on my agenda for this year to add to my collection... been looking at the bulova lunar pilot and seville, marathon navigator steel, amongst others. The Pitzmann watches sound great especially with ETA quartz inside. I'd need a black/blue dial to make me purchase... I'm visiting Seoul in September this year so it would be good to pick up a black/blue dial Overture date whilst I'm there. BTW an ETA HP quartz Erebus Ascent would also be great 🙂

[@jodiwilson7299]

An Erebus mecha-quartz piece next then ??? 🤔

[@DonaldJoeKennedy]

I wish! But apparently Erebus is going with this same ETA HAQ movement. 😕

[@Great-Scott]

I'm generally not interested in the tick-tick of a traditional quartz, BUT having one in a two-hander is perfectly acceptable and actually preferable to me. That said, I'm a huge fan of the relatively high beat-rate VH31 that Seiko refers to as their "Sweep Second Quartz Series". It's sweep-ish, but definitely good enough with 4 beats per second (bps) compared to 6 bps with the NH35. I have the movement in my Duckworth Prestex and it's terrific, especially since it reduced the price of my particular model significantly for minimal difference in "sweep"

[@roberteckert9152]

Please take a look at the Bulova Super Seville! I am so impressed with mine. The smooth sweep, precisionist movement is the cherry on top!

[@speedracer2please]

I had just commented about Korean-made watches and you were already making this! Incredible. I love the look of this and hope you're right about high-frequency quartz catching on. I do prefer a smooth sweep, but this looks pretty well aligned, which makes me okay with it.

[@eslai]

I generally only want quartz movements with a sweeping second hand, like with the Seiko VH31 movement. It's why I bought an Addiesdive AD2030 last year. Otherwise, if I'm going for a watch that I want to throw on and not worry about having to wind/set, I'd just get a digital.

[@LymanPhillips]

Sweeping quartz yes! Second ticking quartz no! A single second ticking quartz gives me school clock flashbacks. Also that price ... GULP!

[@WatchmakerErik]

Intellectually, quartz is super sensible, practical and accurate. Emotionally, I feel more connection with my automatic and mechanical timepieces, unless the quartz is really feature packed, or has a second display small enough that I could ignore the ticking. The sweep of an automatic or even a spring drive just looks so much better to me. I think if we had a sweeping quartz in one of these it would be a no-brainer.

[@IansModRite]

My go to quartz isn’t from a micro, it’s a Certina. It’s a DS-2 Precidrive chrono and I wear it when I watch racing or go to car events. I don’t get the opportunity to do that very often so it’s nice to have my go-to “car watch” set and ready to go for when the green lights go out 😁

[@alecmoriarty]

Wow, this is definitely worth a closer look especially while I’m here in Korea!

[@ak983625]

I’m not particularly concerned about high precision quartz, but a couple of my mid market watches have been running this past year with 1 to 2 seconds a month. Probably luck of the draw, sample wise. My Marathon QPQ with the ETA 06 and my Addiesdive Tudor homage 2044 with the Rondaa 515-24H both have been within 10 seconds at the semiannual time change.

[@drewrodwell4221]

Quartz is so good, no hassle, sit in a box no problem

[@joemann2178]

Quartz is amazing. I'm saving up for a big quartz now.

[@dougnemeth5249]

I wear an 80’s seiko 7548 quartz diver… the movement might not be high accuracy but they are a pleasure to work on and really high quality… I have two actually… not all quartz are equal…

[@russparkin6722]

quartz is so underrated , bring on more premium sweeping quartz please

[@alduswong]

You will need to use the crown every 2 monthes for the date. But like Jody and me, may be everytime because after wearing one, it might seat there more than 2 monthes.

[@johnkem2630]

Quartz is the technological advancement in watches and superior for timekeeping over a mechanical movement. This one with its thin profile would make a great daily wear watch. It would be nice in a grade 2 titanium for weight savings and for most people, a non allergic material. Good review Jody.

[@ericspeltier]

Those indicies are VERY sharp looking.

[@michaelj8793]

I recently was swapping some batteries in some of my favorite quartz pieces and came across one in particular that housed a ETA G15-261 a fresh battery didn't bring it back to life so I had to order a new movement that cost me around Eighty Nine dollars it operates a completely retrograde chronograph watch that I consider one of my most complicated chronos there some fantastic quartz watches out there you just have to hunt them down Thanks for sharing as always my friend Be well and Big blessings

[@perthguitar5160]

C'mon Jody. Do it. I'd love to see the excellent build quality, aesthetic and versatility of an Erebus in a quartz package. No date would also make it a true set and forget. Not sure on the availability of solar movements for microbrands but that would be next level.

[@Justme0495]

Over the last 2-3 years I kind of turned to quartz. They are just so convenient! They are accurate, reliable, you can save money on them and there are a lot of cool watches to begin with! Of course I'm still loving mechanical movements, but I just find myself grabbing a PRX Quartz or my Citizen Ecodrive more often than my mechanicals lately

[@avalchinov]

I would love to see that trend as well!

[@AsherBroadbent]

I like this watch, almost reminds me of my Yema Flygraf with the bezel. That clasp IS a great piece of machinery... BUT, I tend to rest my wrist on the table pretty often and I can't help but think how often I'd be accidentally micro-adjusting my bracelet 😅 Great vid as always!

[@Spectrecontrol]

Pitzman are always doing something interesting, keen to see where they go next

[@kabdu68]

Awesome Tshirt, Jody

[@TheReKinn]

I've been seeing an increase in high quality quartz demand and I love it. It took me a while to try quartz again after my cheap timex I had to sleep in a separate room to because of how loud the tick was, but after getting a Chronomaster I'm kind of just on the hunt for beautifully finished quality quartz watches. The lack of maintenance is just too good to pass up. EDIT: Also the bang for buck because of how much more affordable quartz is. Same finishing as an automatic equivalent for half the price or less.

[@DJRWatchRolls]

Scurfa watches has been making excellent quartz divers for 10 years with the Bell Diver 1. They’re hot commodities in the micro-brand world.

[@22magnum68]

The stepper motor can step the second hand however they want it to. I would like to see them set it to advance the second hand every 1/4 second. Mechanical feel with quartz accuracy

[@PapaGoodness_74]

There's no beating high accuracy quarts. I have a Hamilton, a Farer, a GS GMT and a Breitling among others and prefer them to mechanical in many ways

[@adk7962]

Very nice. I really like the watch!So you purchased 300 Quartz movements…🤔. I have solidly started appreciating Quartz more. Thanks for the great review and looking forward what you may possibly do with those 300 quartz movements….😉

[@nikc1313]

I aksed them to come out with a less divisive dial for this model and i would be buying one. I expected blue, black or white. Green and beige are still pretty devisive colours. Just do an enamel black Pitzman!

[@Rzv-333]

No solar? Why not?!!!

[@HaonProductions]

I picked up an older version of "The Citizen" because I was tired of having to set my watches every other morning but man, I kinda wish I'd held out for that clasp!

[@Claus-L.Mueller]

Hi Jody! Would like to see this one with a 262 kHz movement from Bulova and a sweeping second hand. Best wishes, Claus

[@RandallSlick]

Very nice indeed. A bit pricy and not quite sure about the branding, but still, I'm glad it exists. I am a died-in-the-wool quartz fan though.

[@EdwardViaTomato]

I bought two (normal quality) quartz Omegas last year, and recently made some posts wishing Omega would introduce a new HAQ movement, despite their upward momentum. I think it's all the more reason to introduce a quartz option. Namely for the Aqua Terra.

[@bengalvin71]

So whatcha gonna do later this year Jody? 😁 I'm excited to see if this trend comes to fruition.

[@adk7962]

I think he said in a previous video that Erebus is doing a Field and a Chronograph next. 🤞🏼

[@mattclarke8791]

I experimented with making a VH31 based watch last year, and the biggest challenge I had was finding a movement holder that fitted. In the end, a Casio MTD1010 I’d used for parts was the donor

[@res00xua]

Would love to see one with solid ceramic lume like in the Christopher Ward luminaire.

[@dandehazlett]

I love my watchdives 37mm vh-31. It checks all the boxes: value, reliability, sweep second hand. If high quality quartz is to gain my attention, it has to include sweep second hand.

[@stevecain4212]

Sadly Jody is going in the one click per second direction… the ETA movement does not sweep

[@fishrowe420]

My favorite micro is a FELLMAN WATCH CO. Field watch. I love it. Very nice design. I ended up working at an engineering firm with the main man years after he sold out of stock and sort of moved on... i got one. Battery was dead in the box. Lol. I love it. THANKS TYLER!

[@fotiosbris9787]

Is there a technology that allows solar, high precision and thermocompesated movements? Maybe in a diver watch? My gshock checks most boxes but I was hoping for something like gada or diver. Also what has to give for the second hands to hit the indices? The only thing that keeps me away from ordering quartz watches online is that fear if the second hands missing the indices. Nice review as always!

[@mercster]

Quartz Ascent!

[@K.J.H_]

I recall saying about a year ago that this trend was coming. Along with much more titanium, and i think red dials are gonna be the next big colour if they arent already. Picked up my orange Scurfa with a high accuracy eta movement in '24, wears amazing and on track for +4 seconds per year!

[@SkysaxonDragonslayer]

I love quartz watches, but in this price range I expect solar and radio/bluetooth/gps atomic clock … The dial colours are boring, the mismatch in finish of the bracelet is would forgive in a sub 100,-€ Casio, but not in a 500,-€ watch! So in total it is a complete overprice NoGo for me!

[@matthewtiene4417]

I actually really like that celebration style dial. More companies should be looking at quartz both single tick and high frequency. Also love the shirt

[@rowanshole]

Heya Jodi.....In countries with daylight saving time you'll be adjusting it twice a year, which means your watch will never be out by more than 5 seconds. Nice!

[@explained4242]

Tissot made a 40mm dive watch with that movement for way cheaper. This clasp spanks Tissots clasp though (I have the Tissot). But the Tissot is such a delight grab and go watch that can take a beating (I'm a firefighter/paramedic). It's thin for a dive watch also.

[@jlg395]

We need a movement maker to recreate the Lemania 5100's functionality in high-accuracy quartz.

[@nextonthewrist]

Looking forward to the Erebus Swiss quartz 🥳

[@nicholasortiz5880]

300 ETA Quartz Bought Last Year Jody? I Hope That Means Erebus High Precision Quartz Soon! 👀

[@jps5871]

I am picking up a quarts this year, a Tissot Gentleman ( Titanium )

[@tonydilucente2342]

When the second hand wxactly hits the indices I might consider a quartz.

[@afraza5946]

0:43 bro included himself. So humble hehe

[@Dropkick_Monger]

I love the push button micro-adjust, what a great idea. P.S. Looking forward to one of those 300 Erebus quartzes! I've got my fingers crossed for a GADA!