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20 minutes and did not put on your wrist ..

hello, thank you for your video. can you provide an adress or an email of the repair service in switzerland ? Everything seems to lead to north america.

When is China going to make a “homage?” Perhaps this would then enable most of us to be able to afford one.

Deep Blue makes a watch that looks like this at a fraction of the price.

Loads of popular tool watches have an exhibition back, my Hamilton Khaki field as an example. I personally love to see the movement, basic or not. I also just purchased the 556i & from what I’ve been reading seems like a fantastic piece

i showed this video to my husband, who wears only TE watches, he has got 3 and all 3 look alike 😂😂. seems TE has somehow hooked people to get into this. Even he says it loses time, but he is okay to wind it and correct it everytime 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ For this new year, he exchanged his fossil watch and got another TE watch - and he is soo satisfied in doing so !!

ar coating & clasp. i sold this watch 1 week later. most cheapest ar coating ever i've saw

Your are correct about Breitling.

200m. no screwed down crown, no screwed down caseback........not good sorry.

Modern mechanical watches are nothing more than jewelry, marketing, gimmicky, and brand name. Mechanical watches haven’t been made well or to any serious specification for decades now. In this way, mechanical watches did not survive the quartz crisis

GWG 1000 1A3 model luminosity is untouchable. Too bad Casio did not implement that feature in the GWG 2000 series.

Worst color of mudmaster 2000

So far I have gotten a year without charging and that is without it being set to power saving mode. this thing is awesome

Kill shoot solar flair would also potently fry the electronics. The last major hit was the Carrington Event 1859, it put the electrification of the planet back by 50 years. And were at the pinacol of the next major excursion in our lifetime according to past events

Couple of years late but..... I have a GWG-2000 and hate the strap. I have a few watches and this is by far the most uncomfortable and like you, it stops me from wearing the thing. Any hoo, I have a question for you. I can find an adapter for the GWG-1000 but not the GWG-2000, would you know if they are the same size?

I love my Thomas Earnshaw watches. They are beautiful and affordable. The overpriced retail prices are not uncommon in the watch industry. I don't know why you get so worked over this. A little research and you learn to buy them at a deep discount. I buy directly from HK Earnshaw, pay less than $200 (usually much less) and have gotten free watch cases with each purchase on top of free shipping. I knew instantly they were a Hong Kong brand with a fantasy lineage. I doubt many believe it isn't. I think your anger is misplaced. These are beautiful watches at an affordable price. If they were made in England, they would cost $50,000 and few could own one. I happy to have my Earnshaw watches. Buy them cheaply and experience the joys of the hobby.

Looks the business.

Absolutely cracking looking watch

Mate, put the watch on. Lyme shot maybe???

The double AR is not there to fix a problem. Especially if there is no problem with the glossy dial

If this was 30 quid I'd buy it to have it at home just to look at every so often. Not too sure about wearing it, maybe once in a blue moon. But I think there is something to be said for watches as art pieces, as long as you're not breaking the bank on something you never wear.

To be fair, aesthetically they did an amazing job with this watch. Imo this is one of the nicer skeletons I've seen from a no name brand. But as you say, would never pay that price.

You should sell it and buy a Casio F91-W and quit your whining.

Just got one Top stuff !

Got no problems comfortable for me ! But would like to get adaptors too ! Only which size ?

Great review. I have the alpha 208 and i can't fault it.

Problem with Earnshaw watches are that numbers and name inside the watch starts falling off

Individuality? Literally, everyone wears an apple watch or a smart watch that looks exactly the same. I have yet to run into someone that's wearing a GW-A1100 or any version of the Mudmaster series like me.

Slight detail, if you are in a Nuclear Winter then multiple nuclear warheads have detotated, the Electro Magnetic Pulse from any of these devices would have fried any unshielded electric devices, including G-Shocks. Best bugout watch for any occation would be an mechanical watch. I am currently trying to decide if I am going to buy this watch, question is what does it offer over my GG-B100?

Water resistance, I am not a definite authority this, but I’ve taken my 30m marathon GPQ, F91, and many other 30m watches swimming and showers a thousand times last 5 years. Never an issue.

Monoblock case is made from one piece, on this watch you can see clearly it has screw in casebook,thus making it not monoblock case watch.

The only thing I agree with you about is the cheap clasp. I have the 556A which is basically the same watch. You're talking about things that are unheard of. What a cry baby! I had to unsubscribe after watching this.

My used Sinn 556i with leather strap has nicely machined and finished case, much better than my SPB143 which is about the same price when buying it new. The brushed is fine nothing extraordinary or bad. The bezel does picked up scratches very easily but I don't mind that. The crown threaded very smooth and solid however the last position is a bit stiff to pull out from the date change position. One more thing I really like is the rotor on the winding mechanism is very quiet unlike my other SW200 watches. I don't think this watch is a bad value considering its iconic design and much better value when buying it used.

I've had my GWG-2000CR for 3 hours. I had been wearing another watch on a silicone strap before this and it felt like the strap of the Mudmaster was ten times stiffer. It's bearable, but not especially comfortable.

Fabulous video and a new subscriber. Well done!!

My GSAR is 30 seconds slow per day…

The worst stock strap. I’m thinking I’m going to run a Velcro strap

But is it really licensed... Look at it carefully: I mean I don't see any indicator on the front of what movement is being used (genuine one's will), I don't see any of the licensed or copyright indicators on the watch face (just the singular one on the rear - yes that also needs to be there). So, it really genuine???? My gut says that it isn't.

The earnshaw drake is one of the best bang for buck watches if you pay the sale price on it, good solid quality

Wrong info on weight.

Got mine in the mail this week. Blue dial with blue leather strap. Awesome quality. Very precise, it seems to be lagging 3-4sec a day. It would be nice with a wider strap though, I find it tapers too much towards the buckle.

I ve got mine 5 days ago.I like it

Really put me off getting one sadly

My 13 month old granddaughter broke the forged carbon bezel on mine by dropping it two feet out of her playpen! Casio was going to charge me for the repair! Won’t buy another one!

This is the first negative review of a 556 to possibly shed some light on a watch that can do no wrong. Making me think twice about being a step away from buying one. He does seem to misunderstand the purpose of AR coating, and I would prefer it to be only on the underside. But a dial that moves when you operate the crown and a crown stem that grates as you pull it up or push it down? And a lack of structural integrity in the clasp? These watches are 1700 now from the only authorized dealer here. I’m looking elsewhere.

I think most important here is the manufacturers response and follow through. There are a lot of tricked out watches on the market more and more every day. They claim amazing properties, antimagnetic shock proof, Able to go 3 miles to the ocean floor, etc., etc. And all of these may be true. Maybe maybe not. But everything eventually needs to be serviced, and there is that old saying the more moving parts, the more that can break. The more specialized the more it does the more it needs to go be serviced sometimes directly to the manufacturer as much of the service on these more trick out pieces likely cannot be done while you watch Smith. in the US and common watch Smiths are few and far between and most of them older and often not familiar with a new fangled gadgets people are throwing in watches. So the question becomes what do I do when the watch needs to be serviced? And that where you often find the problem. Now I own a marathon GSAR, and while it has not required servicing, as of yet, I have reached out to Marathon office (when you email their company, the emails answered in Canada) I’ve spoken on a number of occasions with one of the representatives (Joe Jung) who responded to my inquiries no later than 24 hours of my email and often on the same day. Very congenial answered all my questions and even gave me recommendations for when my watch does need to be serviced where I always have the option to send it directly to Marathon. They appear to know the actual people in their service centers. So from a “ insurance” standpoint, I have even greater confidence in what I understand to be a nonsense tank of a product, because should I damage it? I readily know where to send it. And based on all the work you had done to yours and the price you paid that is amazing loyalty to one’s product.

Nice to see people fixing well built products! Thanks for sharing how the process went & what it set you back (cost).

The double AR coating was probably meant to accentuate the glossy/inky black dial even more.

I just got one of these used it's in very good condition...

As a great field watch, this timepiece has definitely gone under the radar!