Aragon Watches are known for their excellent value and affordable mark Wing has a small but fanatical following, many whom have every watch he has ever developed. My father got into Aragon watches as he became obsessed with the idea that you don't need to spend a fortune to have a solid good watch - he's now a VIP customer with I think about 20 Aragon watches to his name (Wing has LOADS of designs to choose from), my sister also was bitten by the Aragon bug and has I think about 15 Aragon watches. I'm trailing behind with 5 ha! Some of them are surprisingly large - one of my favourites is a 50mm Divemaster with a power reserve indicator and a teal dial. They're not for everyone - some don't like his larger pieces and want them to be smaller, but Wing has clarified he'd only ever go as small as 40mm........part of the brand's style is to be chunky/big, but the quality and value is undeniable!
😊yes your family is bit by the Aragon bug lol. I do like Aragon. Solid for the money. It’s true that they don’t appeal to everyone. If you like big 50mm watches then Aragon is for you. I like the smaller size, but I’m comfortable up to 45mm no problem and I have 6 1/4 wrist. Thanks for commenting and watching.
@@DivingIntoWatches-jb5ri Just to update - I have since bought two new Aragon watches, so my Aragon watch count moves from 5 to 7 😂😂 - I bought the Sea Charger meteorite in gold with the Timascus bezel, and the new Concept S with the Damascus dial!! Yes, the Aragon bug has certainly bitten haha!
@@bobpage6597 Congrats. lol They make great affordable quality watches no doubt. And for the price its hard to not just buy one. Let me know how they look and wear. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I've been wearing my Aragon watch now for over a month it has the dual lume as you mentioned and I'm very happy with it as a matter of fact they offer so many good looking watches as the one your showing here is that I may even start a small collection of them Thanks for the video its a beautiful watch
I bought the red dial version. The red dial looks much dressy. This is one of those watches that can be your dress watch and sport watch all-in-one. One of those one watch collection pieces.
They are based in Deerfield Florida as for assembly, not sure. But Aragon is a solid microbrand with horology to back it up. Give them a look. Thanks for watching and commenting.
All watches only have the sapphire glass and gasket or in this case exhibition case back. They are tested and they do go to the dept. It’s east to buy a pressure depth test tool. Where do you have info this watch can’t go 500m? Just curious about the claim you made. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have had several. They are usually too big, but occasionally Wing will do a 40 or 42. I ultimately sold them because the lume, although bright at first, faded and didn't last the night like my Seiko watches. If Wing would add more layers of lume and charge a bit more, then he would have more fans. Other than that they are great value and always unique designs.
I've been wearing a Seiko 45mm since I was 12yrs old and wanted to find a bigger watch I now have an Aragon 50mm and I am very happy with it I may even start a collection
@@07bentlythen Aragon is your place. They are one of the few that makes just about every watch they have in a 50mm. Thanks for commenting and watching.
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Aragon Watches are known for their excellent value and affordable mark Wing has a small but fanatical following, many whom have every watch he has ever developed. My father got into Aragon watches as he became obsessed with the idea that you don't need to spend a fortune to have a solid good watch - he's now a VIP customer with I think about 20 Aragon watches to his name (Wing has LOADS of designs to choose from), my sister also was bitten by the Aragon bug and has I think about 15 Aragon watches. I'm trailing behind with 5 ha!
Some of them are surprisingly large - one of my favourites is a 50mm Divemaster with a power reserve indicator and a teal dial.
They're not for everyone - some don't like his larger pieces and want them to be smaller, but Wing has clarified he'd only ever go as small as 40mm........part of the brand's style is to be chunky/big, but the quality and value is undeniable!
😊yes your family is bit by the Aragon bug lol. I do like Aragon. Solid for the money. It’s true that they don’t appeal to everyone. If you like big 50mm watches then Aragon is for you. I like the smaller size, but I’m comfortable up to 45mm no problem and I have 6 1/4 wrist. Thanks for commenting and watching.
@@DivingIntoWatches-jb5ri Just to update - I have since bought two new Aragon watches, so my Aragon watch count moves from 5 to 7 😂😂 - I bought the Sea Charger meteorite in gold with the Timascus bezel, and the new Concept S with the Damascus dial!! Yes, the Aragon bug has certainly bitten haha!
@@bobpage6597 Congrats. lol They make great affordable quality watches no doubt. And for the price its hard to not just buy one. Let me know how they look and wear. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I've been wearing my Aragon watch now for over a month it has the dual lume as you mentioned and I'm very happy with it as a matter of fact they offer so many good looking watches as the one your showing here is that I may even start a small collection of them Thanks for the video its a beautiful watch
The journey down the rabbit whole begins 😊. Thanks for commenting and watching.
@@DivingIntoWatches-jb5ri Lol I will give you a mention on Wing's channel
@@thereader7776appreciate it. 😂
I can’t believe they sell it for under $200. Did I hear you right?!
Yep on the website for $189
I have "several" Aragon watches. Love the quality cool design and fair prices. However many of their watches are 50mm or 44mm , too large for me.
Yeah the 50mm is just to big. I like 40-45mm. Thanks for commenting and watching.
Very cool watch!
Definitely
thanks for watching and commenting.
Luv my Aragon collection soooooooo much…!!! 👍😊💥
Other than spinnaker they are one of the only micro brands I will buy. They just kill it thanks for watching and commenting.
@@DivingIntoWatches-jb5ri you’re very welcome!! i’ve got 14 aragons… never meant to… but Wing just keeps doing such great stuff!!! 👍😊
I bought the red dial version. The red dial looks much dressy. This is one of those watches that can be your dress watch and sport watch all-in-one. One of those one watch collection pieces.
It’s a cool watch and very versatile for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.
That some serious value.
Definitely
Is the bezel insert ceramic or steel or aluminum?
Ceramic.
@8:27 Ceramic
@@thereader7776 yup. I missed it.
That dial is beautiful, but I’d go for something a bit more legible. 😊
Yeah the minute track does wash out on dial for sure.
I have the black dial, it’s my everyday watch. It’s exceptionally legible! And a total strap monster
@@stephenporter5076 The black dial is very classic and legible. Very nice watch indeed. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Sounds too good to be true. These made in China I take it?
They are based in Deerfield Florida as for assembly, not sure. But Aragon is a solid microbrand with horology to back it up. Give them a look. Thanks for watching and commenting.
The main test should be pressure test not timing test, Aragon claimed 500m ,ridiculous with two sides of glass.
All watches only have the sapphire glass and gasket or in this case exhibition case back. They are tested and they do go to the dept. It’s east to buy a pressure depth test tool. Where do you have info this watch can’t go 500m? Just curious about the claim you made. Thanks for watching and commenting.
According to your video, I see in the beginning on the back side of thecase 1650ft or 500m. Check yourself
Also the watch has helium valve if you didn't know, Aragon claimed, but no one is tested!
@@AlexAlex-nk6gy I know what the watch says. You stated it’s not capable of 500m. Just wondering what you base this on.
@@AlexAlex-nk6gy are positive no one has tested. And many watches have helium release valve. How exactly would you test the valve? 😂
I have had several. They are usually too big, but occasionally Wing will do a 40 or 42. I ultimately sold them because the lume, although bright at first, faded and didn't last the night like my Seiko watches. If Wing would add more layers of lume and charge a bit more, then he would have more fans. Other than that they are great value and always unique designs.
I've been wearing a Seiko 45mm since I was 12yrs old and wanted to find a bigger watch I now have an Aragon 50mm and I am very happy with it I may even start a collection
Yeah I have 1 50mm and it’s just to damn big. I will have to keep an eye on the lume. Thanks for the info, commenting and watching.
@@07bentlythen Aragon is your place. They are one of the few that makes just about every watch they have in a 50mm. Thanks for commenting and watching.