Bargain GMT! Steinhart 'Steve McQueen' 1655
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A massive thank you to WIlliam from Tassie for the loan of his fresh Steiny. I like this one a lot, though I'd be waiting in the queue for a 39mm. And even then I might be tempted to swap it for flat sapphire and a cyclops. Still, it'd be cheaper than buying Orlando's. Cheers, Jody
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An homage like this, a reference to a watch that is discontinued a long time ago makes so much sense, especially when it's so well made.
Like all Steinhart vintage models (that have the option), the "Steve McQueen" looks so much better in 39mm. I had both sizes of this model on my wrist and in hand at my local Steinhart-dealer and when you see them side by side, there really is no choice. 39mm works so much better for those vintage pieces - it just looks more authentic.
I also had the "Double Red" and the OVM side by side in both sizes and all of them looked so much nicer in 39. In fact, once I had seen the 39 vintage models, I bought the smaller OVM on the spot and put my 42mm OVM up for sale on a watch-forum.
I tend to agree mate. 42 is wearable, but 39 is the one I'd pick too.
I'm one of the people who justifiably need larger watches. My wrist is 7.5" on a good day. I have one 39 and it will be perfect for formal occasions, but it looks a bit toy-like. I'm glad they have options for everyone. I WANT to own vintage, but with my hamhocks demand at least 40, preferably 42. I'm jealous you can go to a Steinhart boutique. I'd so love that opportunity!
Steve McQueen famously owned a 5512 then a 5513 Rolex Submariner plus another couple of watches, but never a 1655 Explorer!!
Agreed, I bought the 42, but then the 39mm - much better.
@@nukadog1969 Yep, they just don't seem to get it - for that size wrist, you need 42mm minimum.
You can get this from olko watches to. Its a special edition only able to buy from olko. It is 39 mm instead of 42 mm and has white painted indicies and not fauxtina 😊
Looks better - good spot...seems it's also sold out though sadly!
My Olko Ocean 39 vintage GMT was delivered to day, the size, the cyclop and the white indicies are just perfect imho. ❤️ I was "hunting" for these rare and limited editions (sold out in 24 hours) since 6 months now I can enjoy it. 👍
They have been sold out for months. I've been waiting for the new models without success. I really like the white lume and the date magnifier window.
@@salmatosjr5285 Olko had some 2 days ago 60 of them, they sold out in about 40 minutes, as I added one to cart it said available soon again.
@@morgan.enfield it's available right now on Olko site, I just ordered one!!!!
I for one, am fully on board to start nick naming watches after b list celebrities.
Frank, let's make it happen.
I'm wearing a Bill Gates Casio right now!
@@donnyboon2896 Oh you knew my toilette paper brand.
@@donnyboon2896 Bill Gates is not allowed to wear a God Tier watch because he likes to pretend he’s God.
Bill Gates is a cringy, off-brand Bond Villain-- It's like calling the F-91w the "Osama Bin Laden!" No way, Jose'!!!
🖐😕🖑
Am on the waiting list for the 39mm. What a cracking little watch
I have the 39mm Vintage GMT Premium with the ceramic Pepsi bezel. It is fantastic. Since I’m unlikely to ever own a 6542 unless I win the lottery, I have no qualms about the homage.
Such a nice, well done piece that one is! I have it on the jubilee. Movement looks great through the sapphire caseback too!
or you can buy an old Rolex
@@paulvon2378 Sure could. Congrats to you if you can find a good example and have the cash available.
I absolutely adore my Vintage GMT. It is my fourth of five Steinhart. I have 39mm Ocean One and GMT Pepsi & 42mm Vintage GMT, GMT Coke, and OVR….I am lucky enough to be able to wear both sizes. I really enjoy all of them. I did have my local Rolex AD add a cyclops for me - it isn’t hard for those that want one. Just order from Esslinger and then have your jeweler use IR glue. He really likes Steinhart and enjoys working on all my pieces. Truly enjoyable piece
I purchased the 39mm a few weeks ago, absolutely amazing, and running at +0:0 , outstanding, looks great & I have mine on an orange rubber tropic 👌🏼👌🏼 based on the Rolex 1655, £20 k , I’ve 3 Rolex’s, 7 Tudors and other various watches in my collection, but this watch is ace
I actually owned this watch. I just never connected to it. I really nice watch but I flipped it after less then a year.
While wearing my Steinhart I actually ran into a older gentleman working as a cashier that was wearing the original Rolex. He bought it in new in the military. He had no idea what he had. He commented on my Steinhart which is how I saw his Rolex. I let him know what it was worth and that he should get it insured and take care of it.
Nice of you to advise him
McQueen, s Submariner he engraved and gave to his stunt double following The Great Escape went for a chunk of cash a few years back.He was the king of cool and to me always will be.
You are absolutely 💯 correct the coolest 😎 a absolute legend 🙌 I wondered what happened to his Rolex speed king that he wore in The Great Escape 🤔
@@lonewolfemcquade8133 That's a good question?He apparently had a lot of watches as well as motorbikes and cars.In real life a very quiet man.
@@glennpowell3444 I even read there is no proof that Steve Maqueen wore the Monaco after production of Lemans ended. I guess he was a true Rolex fan lol. It seems he was most fond of the Submariner
Steve was a friend of my father, who used to sell him cars. He always wore a Rolex Sub. He liked antiques and sport watches. He was a collector. He also wore some cheasy, leather strap watches as well when he was riding a dirt bike. He gave my father a new in the box square Heuer. My dad gave it to my older brother, who said it was so ugly nobody wanted to buy a Steve Mcqueen owned watch for $100. NEVER saw Steve wear a Heuer (except for the on screen time on Lemans. Never wore a Ex2 either. That's a fact.
Attention to anyone watching in 2022 : these (or anything sold for Euros) is currently discounted for Americans because of weak Euro.
I got this GMT exactly one year ago, summer 2021, after watching this review.
At the time I paid $560 total, including shipping.
Today (summer 2022) it's $500 total, for US buyers.
The Euro price actually incresed (both the watch and shipping), but because the Euro fell substantially vs the Dollar, the currency conversion means lower price for Americans.
And yes, I totally recommend this watch. I love it. My wrist is approximately 7.5 inches, and for me it's super comfortable.
Very high quality of fit and finish, just excellent 👍🏻
p.s. If you are an American buyer, when you go to their website, your price is "without tax", indicated in smaller print.
I have owned this watch for just over 2 years I wear it on rotation every 4 weeks or so and it has never missed a beat, I love this watch it's the ETA version very accurate gains about 5 seconds over the week, The lume is ok and it wears well on my 8 inch wrist. I was going to flip it but every time I consider it I always back out, I think this one is a keeper..... I also have the Ocean one 39mm and the Ocean one GMT 39mm all 3 watches never miss a beat and I love them all Steinhart are great value for the money..
Love my 39mm Steinharts! Ocean One Explorer and Premium Vintage GMT for me!
The 1655 is one of my favourite vintage watches in my collection & also a birthyear watch Jody, but the Steinhart is a good 👍 reproduction for the money even being a little larger. Love ❤️ a stainless steel bezel on any watch 🤜. Being the 50th year of the Rolex Explorer we all had hoped 🙏 for something special from Rolex for 2021.
Me as well James, I wished that they would do a special anniversary Explorer II edition, but this Steinhart offers a great price/quality mix.
It was a bummer yeah
You were born in 1655 ? 😳
I do like this Steinhart. I own an OVM and it is as well built as anything I have. I have had a GMT and the OVM, and the movements are always spot on. I love this homage. If you can get the original, you're not watching this channel...probably.
The Steinhart 39mm case is a cracking wear for 7" wrists. Have the Premium GMT 500 and the Gnomon Marine Blue, and doubt they'll be my last..........
I have this watch. It's incredibly accurate. Steinhart makes amazing watches!
I own this one. Love it!! It actually gets plenty of wrist time despite sharing the watch box with multiple Rolex, omega, zenith etc…
Didn’t know there was a 39mm!! That would be even better.
As somewhat of a Steve McQueen aficionado I do have an array of Steve related ASSOCIATED memorabilia. I have a 1940’s Rolex Oyster Speedking in amazing condition. The same model watch he wore in The Great Escape, along with several Benrus Vietnam military issued watches relating to his Bullitt movie. Yeah I have the Steve McQueen Triumph bike too, along with a couple of period mags from his desert racing days. My pride & joy though is my 1968 Ford GT390 Mustang fastback still in LHD. Finally he did wear a Rolex Submariner 5513, circa 1964 & also the Heuer Monaco.
Holy Moly Andrew! That is some serious fanboying happening there! Amazing. I'm going to have to watch Bullitt again. Well, I'm going to have to skip to the car chase scene at least.
@@JustOneMoreWatch Only took me 40 years of working to get it!🤪🤣 Geez Jody, don’t get me started on watching Bullitt! My dvd copy’s now BLACK & WHITE!😂
Andrew D: any links to pics of your collection? Very impressive! 👍
Awesome collection! And that Mustang GT390..
Just picked mine up and it was a fight as I always had the feeling that I do not want to own a hommage. Usually only wear my Rolex, Omega etc… Thanks Jody for the review. Watched it several times
Not exactly my favorite rolex but I could go for it, it sounds like a really well done piece
Just love watching Jody vids. So much enthusiasm; integrity and realisation that most of us may have one or two 'top' brands but, in order to have a collection, we need a champion of more affordable brands - have you ever done the Crepas brand, especially the Plongeur based on the Zenith 58?
I thought this watch was too big for me and Jody confirmed it ... I didn’t wait for the 39mm , I ended up buying the Chinese made Tiger Concepts homage of the Steve McQueen and I must say I’m very pleased with it ... it’s almost a one for one of the Rolex in size and style..even the Chinese automatic GMT movement is running at +5 a day . For 180 bucks Im pretty well satisfied.
Messaged pagani design, they're coming out with one of these soon
Indeed they are! I'll give it a miss though, having just reviewed this one. Besides, those cheap Chinese GMT movements are the weak point. And they are using Mercedes hands. Doh!
@@JustOneMoreWatch I wish more of the chinese brands stepped up and started selling watches at the £400-£500 range with proper swiss movements . I mean if Cronos can make a submariner thats pretty close in quality to the Rolex for £200 (in terms of finishing) imagine what they could do for £500.
I hope they make the sub 40mm version then
@@JustOneMoreWatch Why do you say the Chinese GMT movements are the week point? I have used many DG movements that are reliable & keep great time over many years of use. In fact most of the Chinese movements I have bought have been great if not fantastic. I just don’t get why everyone raves about Seiko NH35’s & Swiss movements if these cheap Chinese movements keep great time & from my point of view are reliable.
@@75dt21 it's more about them being very popular and very well known. Also easy to replace. And it's to do with Chinese QC. They can be hit or miss
Cool piece! I'd definitely go for the 39 version though!
I keep looking at the CW C65 Trident GMT to scratch this particular itch in a slightly more original way, but it doesn't have those classic white hands and is twice the price
Never heard of Steve wearing a Rolex.
To me, he's a TAG Monaco man.
But it's a really cool watch anyway 👍
He never owned a Tag, he famously owned a 5512 then a 5513 Rolex Submariner plus another couple of watches, but never a 1655 Explorer!!
@@jonathanobrien1058 He loved those Subbies!
It was not a TAG but a Heuer Monaco (Ref 1133). This watch was offered to Steve by Heuer and he wears it only for the purpose of the film "Le Mans". This watch was given by McQueen to the film's chief mechanic, Haig Alltounian, at the end of the shoot. It is well known that Steve did not like this watch, he was definitevly a Rolex Submariner boy and also Hanhart 417 chrono.
Ok, I understand, thanks for the facts, always fun to hear new.👍
The small square clock is marketed hard as Steve M.
Yes but only agreed to wear that Monaco because he’d never heard of Heuer and didn’t want to wear a watch like Omega that may profit off the watch. He was no particular fan of the watch and would likely be disappointed how they’ve since profited off the association
The funny thing is that this looks better than the Rolex one. 🙂
With seestern having this model too, it will be very interesting to compare these 2 !!
Another example in my opinion of how Steinhart punches above their weight. THe Ocean One GMT Titanium I picked up early in my collecting quest is a favorite and a bit of a strap monster as well. This one would be too; I see it rocking a lighter brown vintage leather or even an ostrich strap… The style is great and although you’re talking about this one as a Rolex homage for some reason that minute track puts me in mind of the contemporary Omega Speedmaster Racing’s dial. Anyway, a cracking watch to be sure! Thanks mate!
I have a 39mm Aachen boutique version of this lovely watch with C3 lume, fantastic value.
Nice to see you giving this watch a look. I've had one for a couple of years and find it a wonderful daily wearer and great value for money. Once you get a custom to the dial layout, it's quick to read in all light conditions. While it's a large watch, I haven't found it ungainly to wear on my 6.5 " wrist. The flat design seems to always ride at the right spot on my wrist for easy reading. And with 300 meter water resistance, I find it meets my needs nicely.
Keep up your good work.
Gotta love that new intro beat and the casio beep is still there too which is noice
This is the way to do homages, simplicity is always the way...
Love my Steinhart OVM, don’t really travel outside of the East Coast so a GMT for me is not on my radar. Nice look Jody👍
There´s actually a pagani design version of this steve mcqueen on Aliexpress!!
Jody, you did it again, made me crazy to buy a watch, only to find out it isn't available anywhere !! Waaaa !! Gnomo in Singapore is taking names for a waiting list.
Order in on their web side from Germany! Will take 1 week delivery😁
Makes me wonder exactly how influential Steve McQueen was. I wasn't there
Good to see you back 👍🏴🏴🏴
Jody- thanks for the info. I always enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching the channel Luke!
@@JustOneMoreWatch why do I feel like I’m on the Fury Road and Immortan Joe just looked at me?! Kidding. Thanks again.
Please go back to the old intro sound :). Also check out Tiger Concept! They have a bunch of Rolex and Tudor homages (including the Steve Mcqueen one) for less than $150 and the quality is quite decent for the price.
I like the new music
I like the new music too. And there are many homages on aliexpress with ceramic inlays for just 30 €!! I got now two of these, one omega and one gmt Rolex hommage! Ceramic!! 30€, unbelievable!!!
@@ludwigheisters8105 mind adding a link?
Steve McQueen famously owned a 5512 then a 5513 Rolex Submariner plus another couple of watches, but never a 1655 Explorer!!
I have the tiger concept McQueen and it is a very nice well made watch for its money much more authentically retro, I have an acrylic flat crystal with cyclops and domed sapphire, the sapphire looks nicer in my opinion. I also have Steinhart ovm and love the quality they are a fine watch and would recommend them to anyone, and I own an omega aqua tera, longines conquest in my collection and owned Rolex, seamaster professionals, Cartier, oris and heuer's over the years so I do know what I'm talking about.
Really love this homage-- especially the 39mm!
In general, I love most (well done) Rolex homages. But I *hate* when the watch fools someone, at first, and then when I tell them "it's a homage," they look at me as though I'm trying to be something I'm not-- namely, wealthy enough to own a Rolex at all.
That's just not my style!
And yes, this happened to me several times when I owned my Invicta pro diver; enough so that I sold it....
This watch resembles a Rolex that's been out of production for a while. So I'm pretty sure, that would solve my "not really a pretender" problem, at least in the circles I frequent these days...
Thanks Jody!
Btw, I like the intro music-- 🖒😎
It's not being about being what you are not, it's about enjoying what you like. If someone does not understand, do not even attempt to explain.
Her it is 10 months later and people may now mistakenly think to a Tudor. 😁
@@tonyrome655 You are correct-- which is why my every day watch is now a G-shock, and my dress watch (I almost never wear these days) is a 1950's manual wind Prisma
😏👍
I have two Steinharts .. and Ocean One GMT and a Military 47 blue … both are truly amazing for the price.
Rolex would send their watches to celebrities gratis. Which we now know was a pioneering marketing move. It would be like an obstinate McQueen to get the watch and not help Rolex out with a photo because the watch was a "gift" after all! Perhaps that's how the "wore it privately" story was given traction.
I went the even more budget direction and got the Seestern (Sugess) version running the NH34. For less than half the price, it was an easy decision. While i haven't handled the steinhart, the Seestern finish is unexpectedly good.
Good review. Big fan of Steinhartwatches. Great value for the money. I’ve owned this piece for several years and never had any problems with it. Have no desire to flip it. It’s a keeper. Great example of sporty elegance.
Great review Jody. I have the 39 and love it. But I agree, a flat crystal, with or without a cyclop, would have been much better. In fact, I wish brands would go to a flat crystal if they can’t manage effective A/R coating.
That is a bit of a stunner....with quality. And a plus that's it's not yet another Sub homage. As for homages, well nobody seems to have a problem these days with driving around in a car homage lol
I own a Steinhart with the blue/black bezel, its a premium diver which is not really an homage to the Rolex batman, more of their own design. It is by far my favorite watch.
Steinhart is an EXCELLENT brand. Seriously good watches for the price too. Well worth a look
Jody you've gotta be a mind reader. I was looking at this one for the past 6 months and on fence thanks for covering it. Big thanks for William
I love this watch especially in the 39 mm size.
I am fortunate enough to own one, and what a brilliant watch. My wrist is slightly under 7", and it fits fine, albeit I would have gone for a 40mm if it were made. Re the cyclops, if had one I wouldn't have bought it.
Statham Explorer >> Rolex Orlando Bloom any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
I like Steinhart a lot, but just like Pagani, most of the credit goes to their photocopiers lol. Anyway, I toy with the idea of getting the Pepsi Ocean GMT every now and then, but its way beyond my usual watch budget.
Excellent work, Jody. The new intro made me think I was playing something in the background.
The Olko version of the watch is 39mm with flat crystal AND cyclops. The lume is white though. And it's sold out most of the time. I have the Gnomon version and am awaiting to get the Olko version and swap the movements (or the cases if you prefer) 😏
Just the one watch I was wondering about and you in the same time sharing your review of it, fantastic Jody!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thanks for sharing!🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻
Pagani just launched a similar one! Get your hands on one jody!
Bought 7 Steinharts last 10 months! This one is by far the coolest imo!
I've only made it to three... But this one will soon be my fourth Steinhart!
Steve McQueen was a Submariner wearer, he never actually wore the Explorer 2 at all
Yeah, I think that is common knowledge at this point. It will still most likely forever be named the "Steve McQueen" though, its just one of those things I guess. :)
Pagani just made an homage of this vintage model but I think it is 42mm instead of 39mm, saw it on ali.
Great review.
I see no way I will be able to resist buying that. Gorgeous black dial diver and true to the original.
great review.....I'm wearing my steinhart 42mm ceramic green bezel "kermit" as i wath this review. i got this before rolex came out with theirs last september, how did steinhart know?!! for those worried about the 42mm size, many reviewers say it wears big, it really doesn't wear any bigger that any other 42mm watches in my collection
Nice, there are a few too many indices but correct decision to drop the cyclops. 👍
Just purchased two vintage steinharts from gnomon. I really do love them with the exception of the bracelets. Both of mine are 39mm cases and the same oyster style bracelet with each. The links are garbage, with awful articulation. Also, the clasp could not be any more generic. You'd think with a "one for all" clasp they could have added some pushers. But, alas, the watches are going on some drab natos. And I still love them. :) Thanks for the review!
I have an older version, before the vintage lume. I've had it 6 years without issue, but the lugs are too long for taste.
These are nice! 39mm is mandatory for me. The long lug-to-lug of the 42mm model is awkward on my small wrist, but I had a 39mm OVM at one point that was just perfect fit.
Great review. I've have the earlier version of this watch, without the old radium hashes. I reviewed it on the Watch-u-seek forum back in 2011.
Don’t own a Steinhart but I was looking at a Yema Superman Worldtime GMT Coke to add to the collection and this bad boy definitely worth it at half the price. Your definitely right with how simple and well built this Steinhart is. Obviously the Yema has its own unique qualities but with in looking at this piece a little more it’s kind of grown on me over there, the Original Rolex and this one. Not a bad addition to daily watch lineup. I think Steinhart does a really good job with the watches. As for I am trying to whittle down my collection and only a few solid beaters. Just have the find the right place to unload them. I’ve said this before this watch collecting/ addiction is a tough one to break because theirs always something new to spark your interest and without the traveling it’s so easy to justify spending a grand or two on a nice piece. Thanks Jody for the review brother ! Big thanks for all you do! JD 🇨🇦
I owned one years ago. Could never quite get past the "S" logo on the dial and clasp. I found the lug to lug is a tad long and awkward on these as well, and I have 7 1/2" wrists. Other than those two critiques, it was an awesome timepiece!
Have this watch since about 2 years in my collection. It's one of the two watches, I'll never sell in my Lifetime.
What is the other lifetime keeper?
@@willardhooton920 My dress watch, an IWC 3714-46 Portugieser
@@davekersevan6145 Classic 👌
Jody, I saw a video of yours the other day in which you told that we could suggest to you some items, so here are some: Benyar no date Explorer 1, and there is a Milgauss copage too!
Pagani Design just came out with this one too.
It will be my next purchase Jody I like the 42mm , at gnomon shop free shipping with DHL I think it’s cheaper at Gnomon web site then at steinhart web site
Just recognized that this beauty is now also offered by good old friend Mr. Pagani, but unfortunetly also in 42mm.
I’ve owned a couple Steinharts in the past and sadly the cyclops that they do put on their watches is pretty much useless. I think it’s advertised as a x1.5 magnification and I don’t think they even manages that.
I’ve got 7 1/4” wrists and the 42mm options from them wears WAY too big, I even put it on a NATO to try and get the effect of the lug to lug down and it just didn’t work. The 39mm though is perfect! I only got rid of my 39mm Ocean One so I could buy a Ginault OR2 and that’s been one of the best decisions I’ve made.
Great video as always Jody! I just received mine today and the quality is amazing. Your review and specs were key in my decision.
Another fab video, Jody! While I have watched every one of your videos I don’t recall if you have ever reviewed the Hemel HF13. I just received mine from a company called Long Island Watch and it is a 12 hour stainless bezel and I love this watch! But, now you have me wanting this Steinhart! My wallet wants to have a few words with you!!!
Sean
Hey Sean! Hemel incoming in September!
I am afraid to watch it ''they'' might lock me off You Tube channel :) Again welcome back Jody. And thanks for another exelante review.
This Steinhart Orlando Statham is pretty cool😎😁
Just picked up a 39mm version, which is soo much more wearable. Mine has the white indices, which I prefer, but unfortunately has a cyclops
Why not Orlando Bloom???😂.
Because Orlando Bloom has one great role to his credit ‘Legolos’...And Legolos had no need for a watch! Thanks for the review Jody!
I got my Explorer 2 in 1976 and wore it daily until 1989 when I sold it for $450 as I was out of work and needed $.
It was not considered one of Rolex’s more sought after models. I can’t believe the current price and of course it makes me sick
every time I think of selling it.
Heeeeeeloooooo Jody! You have to put this watch side by side with the new Pagani PD-1693.
Check the official store in Alli Express
Cheers
Ahh...another GMT...thanks!! I'm dive watch'd out. Really like this one.
I love Steinhart watches I have two already. This one looks pretty interesting I’m thinking of ordering this one as well! Thanks for the video
I noticed the snappy new music in intro it did not go unnoticed FYI. You rock buddy!
Well timed 👏🏻 Been trying to decide one of these or the Glycine Airman and Jory posted the Glycine review yesterday... Looks like this homage will be my next watch 👍🏻
Thanks Jody spot on mate. Much appreciated 😁
The Airmans an ugly spud but it's not a homage.....
Thanks Jory! Always love seeing Steinhart reviews. As for Glycine, the model you want that bridges the gap is the Airman 42 (Ref. GL0066). Bought a banging GL0066 in April 2020 and have been extremely happy with it - Glycine basically invented the 4-hand GMT so the Airman 42 is more properly heritage for Glycine versus homage to the 1655.
@@jamesblonde2271 indeed... Not a generally homage fan, but out of production for 50 years and £20k+ makes the Steinhart acceptable to me (& it doesn't look like any other Rolex)
@@ianmichelino9697 excellent, thanks for your comment 👍🏻
@@stevefox8605 Gotcha, if its a particular fave of yours....
Just saw this watch (the 39mm) on eBay for US $1,500. Better get it from Steinhart if you want one priced as discussed in this vid. God vid. Keep at it!
Grear review. I own a Steinhart GMT 39. I think it's about time Steinhart improves that clasp. Make it a push button.
I bought it! I just bought the jubilee that fits it...its def a keeper
It is my favorite everyday wear watch in the 42mm version. Excellent build and great accuracy. Price wise for what you get is hard to beat and I prefer the changes in a larger diameter case and dropping the cyclops. Wouldn't change a thing, maybe a display back just to piss off Rolex fans.
Rolex fans are bothered because they can only admire display case watches.
This is a watch that I can save up for. Just for the history of the watch. We Americans love to exaggerate our history with little fiction here and there every now and then. OK maybe a lot. lol It will be my first Swiss watch when I get it! Thanks for the review. I know it will be a good buy.
I have a Steinhart Military 42. Not sure I would pay 10x more to have a brand trench watch, if I cold afford it, frankly. Quite happy with mine
I just got my first Steinhart, wow its crazy good for the cost.
Casio mtp1302
is also a very good Rolex homage
you are gonna love it
Love the superluminova t-shirt
Great video jody some models now available in 904L S/ steel happy days 😀❤👊
I for one never found steinhart to wear big, fit very well on my wrist. Although the bracelets weren't the best, they were adequate. Definitely strap monsters.
For those who can't even afford the $600s, there's a Hong Kong company called Cronotac that make a decent homage. It's 39mm with a double-boxed, cyclopsed, plastic crystal. Stainless with a screwdown crown. But completely unknown GMT movement and that same dead flat wearability problem. It's around $120 USD.
I like it “The Bloom”
I am very new to this watch world , but i am sold on the look of the ROLEX SUBMARINER (black) , i only own one cheap blue faced dial , stainless steel band watch called (Cherokee) i bought at Sears here in Canada about fourteen years ago (time for a new watch) , , , in your opinion what knock off watch best duplicates the Rolex Submariner with a rotor and clear back cover (i know the real Rolex does not have a clear back cover , but i really like that look ) , and for around $ 100 or a little more . Thanks , Jason