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The MIP offers way more than I'll ever use but it's great having all you need at a glance. I agree with you on the compass bezel...I wonder if anyone will actually use that? Then again, I don't use ANY bezels on any of my watches, and then only to have a little clicky fun.

Well I didn't know who that was and I can't say I'm glad I do now, but I suspect he pronounces his name with a hard "s" as typically used with the word "sin" where Sinn is pronounced more like "Zin"...which should remind you of the tasty and potent red grape/wine, Zinfandel. Follow me for more tips and coping mechanisms. 😂😆🍷⌚

@ConstantCadence he was wearing the watch before one of his videos hence why it's hard, no pun intended, to get a Sinn on my wrist, thanks for the review anyhow

I feel your pain. Resistance is futile! 😂

Funny you should mention those two things - I was thinking the same thing and noticed duration wasn't too hot and the fact that I lingered on the still a bit too much. I may actually incorporate some sort of activity in the narrative in the future...maybe tennis or paddle boarding or driving...just need to figure out the camera work. I truly appreciate your feedback.

Thank you. I truly appreciate the feedback! Up next I'm thinking a Sinn 556 A RS review.

I think a green face with a brown leather strap is a SOLID go to as far as watch/strap colors go. That being said, rubber isn't leather. I think that rose gold version is FIRE and I think that brown rubber strap will look awesome on both watches.

Fancy right?! 😂

Love to hear it!

Agree! It's a great value IMO at around $1k.

Thanks! Should be fun...as long as I don't break anything! 😂

@@ConstantCadence i know that feeling good all too well. My daughter has taken up tennis so I get to chase tennis balls and try to keep up.

Thank you! It's a Standard with the "unburst" finish FYI.

True! I talk about this in the review. The case and orange strap are def aligned...but that's where the similarities end. If only the Aquanaut had a big date complication...then I might consider it! 😁😆😎💸

The Mido Multifort TV was released in 1973, three whole years before Gerald Genta debuted the Nautilus for Patek in 1976. The Patek is the homage.

​​​​@@montys8th the 1973 version looked quite a bit different than this 2023 reissue but your point is well taken!

I try to keep them to around 10 minutes and stick to the basics. Thanks for the comment and thank you so much for subscribing!

Thanks for commenting! What's your style? I'm looking for different watches to review!

@@D3athN0t3 visits to the boutique are by appointment only. I just filled out the Contact Us form on the web site and Alan got right back to me. Interesting about the drilled lugs...I think they are a cool retro look and make bracelet changes easier but some don't like holes in the case. Also, his straps come with quick release spring bars. What do you like about drilled lugs?

@@ConstantCadencedrill lugs gives the flexibility of changing straps that don’t have quick change springbars also prevents from case back scratches due to digging or slipping IMO

Glad you liked it!

I'm not familiar. Is that like Joma?

It's Bronze. It's my first Bronze watch and I really like it. It seems to be finished pretty well also as it hasn't tarnished much but I'm sortof looking forward to that. Apparently, Bronze is about 10% more dense than steel which would explain why it felt a bit heavy with a big Bronze clasp - don't get me wrong there's definitely a place for it but when I'm doing stuff like typing a lot the clasp can get in the way. The Delugs or any minimal clasp with FKM would do nicely I think. I also think Bronze looks really great with leather...just can't wrap my mind around leather with a dive watch...even though most folks that wear dive watches don't actually dive I do swim a lot as a boater and someone who lives on the water. Thank you for commenting!

I appreciate the feedback!

Thanks for commenting! The indices are a little slim for sure but man it's such a great watch in almost every way. Let us know when you get yours!!

It's a solid, great looking watch that's also a GMT with excellent water resistance. It will be a great addition to your collection!

Yeah it's a pretty simple dial but the sunray pattern and applied markers and Breitling "B" make it really interesting! Thank you for tapping in!

You won't be disappointed! I've got an Artem strap on the way and I think it's going to look fantastic!

I've got a nice Omega Diver 300 on rubber and I love it.

Thanks for stopping in. It's probably my closest to a dress watch.

It's such a versatile and cool piece. Thank you for stopping by!

A new one coming soon! Thanks for stopping by!

Khaki Field it is! I love that watch. I have a Brew Metric Retro and like what Nodus is doing as well! I'll reveal the micro in the video tomorrow...it's a pretty unique piece and watch brand! Thanks for your comment!

Thank you very much for the warm welcome. New video coming soon!

Thank you! Many more to come!

Thanks and yours is the second request for the Mido review. I'll definitely get into that on the channel soon! Have a great day and I hope your dial makes you smile!

Hey Anthony - thanks for your comments! Now we're getting into the good stuff re: a brand to get started with. In short, I DO like Maen a lot. I have been interested in the Manhattan for quite some time but their models tend to run smaller and I have an 8" wrist so I tend to stick with 40mm+. I think both the Manhattan and the Lunar Classic look great though and the Manhattan in particular has a very striking modern look that would be cool for a young person IMO - the integrated bracelet and rectangular dial bring in a lot of different influences. Awesome dial colorways as well. How big is your wrist and what other watches do you have? Maen seems to run around $1K which isn't exactly entry level...there's a lot of amazing stuff out there for $1K! The Hudson is also nice but if you're looking for a dive or GMT watch there's a lot at that price point! One final question - how was the audio on my video? I used a lavalier mic and it seemed pretty good in my test runs... Regards, Matt

Hey Matt,thanks for the response and the feedback on Maen, Im pretty new when it comes to watches and currently have a simple Casio W218HD-1AV that my dad got me a couple weeks ago, it’s nice and does it’s job great, i’ve been enjoying it quite a bit so far. I’m not exactly sure how big my wrist is but I like how my Casio fits me. And the audio was great, i enjoyed the video alot. Thanks