I love the Zeppelin designs, specially with the chronos. The brand follows a consistent design language, all their watches have like a pre WWII industrial look.
I got Zeppelin with quartz moonphase, it was actually my first proper watch and I love it. It's more dressy piece and very tastefully made. Can't say anything wrong about it. Even Frederique Constant has a model with same movement and it costs almost three times more than Zeppelin 🤷🏻♂️
@@EnergyEruption I got mine moonphase for almost 6 years now and it's doing great as well. I just changed strap for Hirsch Camelgrain Honey and put on a butterfly clasp also by Hirsch, so it looks fresh and even more premium (I have gold pvd with blue dial so it's really amazing)
@@tomascacko353 Hey, hadn't thought of putting a clasp on the strap. That would be really handy. Thanks for the tip! Might just do that when this strap wears out.
This is a beautiful, well executed watch. The "pip" makes the dial fun to look at. The font and logo mix without being distracting. Every part of this watch just works for me. Im glad you reviewed it. Thank you sir.
I have that very model, and after watching the video I took it out of the box, because I haven't worn it for probably a year, I have a daily watch. It worked right away and it fits really nicely on the wrist. Classic model, timeless design, works perfectly. Thumbs up from me!
@@joseantoniochiconreina6358 I’ve been wearing it constantly since then, and I haven't had any issues. Like all mechanical watches, it's not resistant to drops, impacts, or vibrations. Other than that, it's perfectly fine. I've had it for 8 years, and it works great. It all depends on your personal taste.
I love my quartz Zeppelin GMT watch. The case has a retro aesthetic, and the numerals look like they were painted on 2 minutes ago, and the paint is still wet. It sparkles and glints beautifully in the sun. I may need to get an automatic Zeppelin, now that you have tempted me.
I have several Graf Zeppelin watches and I love them! Some of mine even have Swiss movements in them (ETA & Rhonda). They are extremely accurate for their respective movement type (automatic, quartz, etc). The 7680-1 is one of my favorite watches. It's a quartz watch so some people may not like it because of that but it's absolutely gorgeous! Great Zeppelin is made by Point Tec who make several different brands such as Junkers.
I have had this piece for a year, mine hacks also. Great clean piece. I wear it on a Milinease in the summer , and the leather strap in winter, usually no one talks about Graf Zeppelin, Great video, and thank you
Have the exact same one. The first watch I bought with my first salary and the one that got me into watches. Still going strong after 4 years and does not lose any time
When presenting a lesser known brand, which really has a premium value for the price, I find it fair to consider brand’s history. Zeppelin is part of the PoinTec group along with Junkers (current collection is called Iron Annie, due to the cost of licence for the name), and newer Bauhaus watches. It’s a 30 years old company which started with producing oversized ladies watches, and soon grew to achieve several great innovations including: -radio controlled Watch in 90's -first in the world watch with integrated contactless payment (way back in 2000!) -smart rubber watch strap with incorporated OLED touch screen that connects to a mechanical watch, making “(O)LED Zeppelin” a rare combination of smart and mechanical watches ;) The movements are mainly Japanese (auto), but also Swiss (quartz), and the company states that all other parts come from renowned suppliers, including Rosenthal’s porcelain dials.
Hi, Jory! Thanks for this analysis/review; I've frequently scoped out Zeppelin watches on Amazon but haven't pulled the trigger because I'm a little dubious of Amazon customer reviews. I like the classic/retro aesthetic and the size would easily be compatible with my wrists (not huge but slightly larger than average). I'm with you on readability of the numerals and the dial color...I like dials that are either off-white or cream colored, although just plain white is okay too. Nice lume is always a plus, of course. Although too big for a real '30s-'40s-'50s watch, I can easily picture Philip Marlowe wearing this Zeppelin, and that, for me, is the benchmark! Thanks again for a fun and informative video!
When I was going through my impulse purchase stage, one of the watches was Zeppelin Flatline Open Heart (ref. 7364-3) with blue dial. Dope watch. Most of Zeppelin looks too vintage for my taste, but particular Flatline model is just something you don't feel in other watches. Simple, yet gorgeous.
Absolutely love zeppelin, this model is on my wish list, i own the 8674-3 swiss quartz chronograph, very classy looking and comfortable watch and has fantastic lume, i love Zeppelin and for the price you cant beat it for a german made watch.
I've got recently a Zeppelin LZ129 Hindenburg with a Miyota 9132 and it is very very nice, great build quality and definitely feels and looks more expensive than it is. Became one of my favorites really fast
Thanks Danwazee(?🤷♂️) I had the Zeppelin Hindenburg moonphase Silver dial watch, LZ129,40mm quartz, and I loved it. Very classy. I should have kept it.
Have it almost a year now, beautiful, elegant, automatic watch, that will definitely stand out, with its retro feel, amongst other watches in that price range. Only con I have is the jangling of the rotor/mechanism. You can hear it when you move or shake your wrist quickly, especially near your ears. I can't be sure if its issue with just my model or it is just loosely built watch, but Seiko's or Vostok Amphibia's in that price range don't have that problem. Anyway I got used to it, it's not that loud, just enough so you can hear it sometimes. It's design and charm is what made me buy it, but still, it can be annoyance for someone else.
I enjoy Zeppelin watches and own a few models. I like the full face lume on my Zeppelin Atlantic Automatic 8466-5 and moon phase on my LZ 129 Hindenburg quartz 7036-1. I have found them to be very reliable and good value.
I haven’t handled a Zeppelin, but there are a couple that I would like to purchase at some point. Love the ref # 7624-5. Very handsome. Very retro vibe (other than the large case). Would love to see it in a smaller case. Love the colors regardless.
Yes, I have a Zeppelin watch too. I got it a few years ago. It has an ETA movement, blue dial, a sapphire crystal and applied indexes, but looks kind of similar. The only bad thing was the strap, which was stiff and very poorly stitched. The vintage style case and lugs are very cool. It’s a keeper.
Great vid 👍 Love Zeppelin watches. I brought my 7640-1 Special Edition 100th Anniversary with the Ronda 6203.B quartz movement and 42mm case in early 2019. Eventually, I'd like to get the LZ 129 Hindenburg Moon Phase with either the blue 7038-3 or white 7036-1 dial.
That offset date window kinda bugs me. Otherwise nicely done, considering the price. Here in Germany, Zeppelin has this lower mid-tier reputation, since many retailers who otherwise only stock Fossil etc. also tend to have Zeppelin on display as the "next step up". And from what I can see, that's appropriate.
What about Circula watches? Based on the information I get from the internet it says that it is a made in Germany and have "in house movements". What do you think about them. What is the market share in Germany for instance?
@@thetimeteller I totally understand. Nothing wrong with seeing and wanting something (a watch in this case) having those small details in place. Although it is a matter of personal preferences on the other hand, but still, excellent points.
No, the term Made in Germany (etc) is regulated strictly in the EU. In order to use the phrase legally, all components and all work that "adds essential value or function" to the product must be sourced or performed in Germany. So, this can not be a clock that is simply assembled in Germany from imported components, then it'd be illegal to claim it's made there.
That Amazon link states that it is a Quartz movement. When I bought a Zeppelin GMT, I looked at this 127 in Automatic, it was near $400. CDN at the time. I enjoy your channel and it's content!
They’re a pretty decent company and the majority of their watches are quite good looking. I have a Graf Zeppelin LZ127, the evil panda chrono with a miyota 6s21 (sweeping seconds). Domed mineral crystal and the indices, hands and the “eyes” of the chrono are lumed. So you get this nice mixture of green and blue lume in the dark plus the distortion of the crystal. The single minus id say is the size at 42mm. Overall a really elegant watch with a vintage, almost military vibe.
My first watch was the Zeppelin LZ129 (7060-4) with the Miyota 9132. It is in my opinion well made and looks good. The only downside would be the loud rotor of the movement.
Yeah I have one of those and the rotor noise is pretty loud. That said, I’m fairly sure it’s only audible because of the thin case and plastic crystal - I have a Junkers watch (so made by the same company basically) which has a 9015 movement (same family, but time/date only) but the 100m WR case mutes the rotor noise a lot more.
@@caerphoto Yeah I have heard every movement from the Miyota 9xxx Series is really loud. Like in your Junkers, it depends on how isolated the movement is. Therefore I only wear it with a suit on special events because it bothers me in a silent room.
I had a Zeppelin during my early days of watch collecting, it had the Miyota 9015 movement. It was a good watch, but my tastes changed, and I got rid of it over a year ago. I now have some proper German watches in my collection, including Nomos, Laco, Stowa, Muhle, and Junghans. Much happier with those. Great Video T3!
Wow, thanks for the review! This is the exact watch i am saving to buy (yes, there are some parts of the world where you have to save to buy even this watch). I have a german friend and i visited him and back then i didn't know anything about watches, i just said to him i want to buy a german watch. He didn't know any, the seller ended up suggesting i buy a Festina. So disappointment, but after that i started watching youtube videos, and yours also, and i got a bit more informed, so this is the one i liked the most that would make sense for my budget. That is if i stay clear of aliexpress... It was very nice seing a review from you and getting a confirmation with the positive impression. Thanks!
I really like the design of the 7680 watches. Too bad they only come in quartz. They did release an automatic version of it but 2000 dollars seriously?
I have one Zeppelin for a year. No issue until now. All the functions and looks still the same from Day 1 of receiving it. Amazon did package it badly in a very thin envelope and it went through some battling because it was torn during delivery and sorting, but the watch still functions perfectly when I opened it.
The Zeppelins are, first of all, a beauty in design, with that vintage and art déco hint. I have the Dual Time Big Date 100 Jahre and I am fascinated by its dome crystal, Breguet type hands, double date window and all that busy dial with telemeter and tachymeter. The strap is that comfortable since new, a very good point of the brand. All in all, good value for the money.
I don't own one (yet?) but back when I didn't really care for watches it was a Zeppelin that caught my eye and made me think, huh that's quite something, maybe watches are cool. I now own about 10 (mid range stuff to be fair). Another very similar brand is Junkers. I think they basically come from the same factory, similar specs, prices and slightly different designs. All in all, seems like a fair watch to pick as "your first timepiece"... as opposed to the stereotypical (though merited) Seiko SNZG/SNK. Cheers from Switzerland Jory, love your channel.
I have had a Zeppelin for 2 years. I have the chronograph version in black with a carbon fiber looking dial. I have a few people who say it's my best looking watch. It's the same case and crown as this.
Hahaha :D Hilarious how you pronounce the sentence on the cover . Nice :) Thanks for making this video. There aren’t many videos about Zeppelin watches out there.
Just bought a new L127 on eBay for $300. ETA 2826-2 movement, sapphire crystal, exhibition back, 'Grande Date' and golden applied arabics. Wears great with a strap change to a vintage horween (buckle and tang swapped out). On my timegrapher no gain greater than 5 seconds in all positions. Not the sort of deal you see very often.
I have this watch in its black dial variant in my German collection...it's a decent entry level and looks pretty clean.. my only complaint is that it is really noisy on the wrist...the case doesn't do a great job of muffling the noise from the rota wobble....you can also feel it.... I have a laco valencia with the same movement and I think they adjust the rota slightly...you can't hear or feel it.... my advice would be to save an extra 450 and grab a stowa marine...it's well worth it..... or pick up a laco bremerhaven for 5 or 600 on the aftermarket with an eta 6498...both are really worth saving for if you are able to at the minute
I stumbled on this line a few months ago on Long Island Watch channel...ALL their watches are handsome, ie subdialed chrono and affordable...everything from quartz to Valhoux...I would love to get one after overcoming my broke-arse situation...unless I'm REALLY lucky then I'll settle for a Patek..
I bought a Zeppelin Hindenburg, moonphase. I wanted a quartz moonphase as it would be in a large rotation, and moonphase is quite long to set. Very happy with it!
I’m right there with ya and yes it would have looked a lot better even moving the date window over more to the right Jory still would love to buy that orange expedition 1 from u
This company also produces watches with better movements. Junkers is another brand from them and I have what can supposedly called "Junghans Max Bill chronoscope homage" from them, and inside it has a Miyota series 9 with 24h and power reserve indicator (check out Junkers 6060-5). Actually, now that I think, that was my very 1st automatic watch. LoL. Now I have 120 of them (when things got out of control...)
Stepped lugs, raised profile on sides of case and a brushed steel case back to finish. On top of all the rest not bad at all. Great every day wear. Would I get one? I’ll have to see it in the flesh to make the crossing.
Hey Time Teller would you be up for a very difficult challenge and come up with some recommendations for me please? I'm a cocktail bartender and I'm looking for a dressier, more elegant piece that I can wear to work on a regular basis. I work around liquids and water so leather straps are a no go. It has to be a dress watch that look good with metal straps. Must be automatic with handwinding, chronograph and date. Sapphire crystal a must. Hacking optional. Other complications optional. 100m water resistant or more. A classy but unique dial that catches the eye and easily a conversation starter. No bigger than 41mm case diameter. No more than $800 USD. I know I'm asking for a lot, but I did say this is gonna be a very difficult challenge :)
Can we consider it a field watch? or just a vintage one? For me its something in between a classic one like the Orient Bambino (having the Japanese a better quality) and the Seiko sport 5 field.... in appearances only, sure but the price of this Zeppelin in below 200€ in EU, the Bambino 200-250 and the Seiko 250-300 My question is about durability of the Zeppelin and how it would be with the pass of the time.... no doubts about the Orient or the Seiko (I have them for years).
Is the strap black or dark brown? The 7656-1 model is noticeably different with the bronze numerals and light brown strap color, but with the 7656-5, some photos of the strap appear black but in other photos it looks like a dark chocolate brown. Having trouble telling from the video. In some shots it looks black, but in other shots I think I'm seeing a hint of dark brown. Looking to purchase one of these but want to be sure im getting the right watch! Thanks in advance.
Hey guys, man do I love these vintage-looking, yellow colored watches with domed cases! I'd really appreciate any suggestion of similar looking brands and models, in the below 500euro price range. For now all I'm finding are Orient Bambinos, and these Zeppelin. But I'd love to know a wider variety. Thanks in advance!
@@yasyasmarangoz3577 For me, it's the opposite. Quartz is infinitely better than mechanic movement in every way possible. I'm actually amazed mechanic watches are still existing outside of museums.
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I love the Zeppelin designs, specially with the chronos. The brand follows a consistent design language, all their watches have like a pre WWII industrial look.
I got Zeppelin with quartz moonphase, it was actually my first proper watch and I love it. It's more dressy piece and very tastefully made. Can't say anything wrong about it. Even Frederique Constant has a model with same movement and it costs almost three times more than Zeppelin 🤷🏻♂️
Thinking about getting quartz moonphase - is yours still doing ok?
Late reply here. I've had mine for about a year and a half and it's been doing great. Looks even better up close, and the strap is just incredible.
@@EnergyEruption I got mine moonphase for almost 6 years now and it's doing great as well. I just changed strap for Hirsch Camelgrain Honey and put on a butterfly clasp also by Hirsch, so it looks fresh and even more premium (I have gold pvd with blue dial so it's really amazing)
@@tomascacko353 Hey, hadn't thought of putting a clasp on the strap. That would be really handy. Thanks for the tip! Might just do that when this strap wears out.
This is a beautiful, well executed watch. The "pip" makes the dial fun to look at. The font and logo mix without being distracting. Every part of this watch just works for me. Im glad you reviewed it. Thank you sir.
"I don't know if they mix"
Axis powers: "Am I a joke to you?"
🤣 was waiting for these comments.
I have that very model, and after watching the video I took it out of the box, because I haven't worn it for probably a year, I have a daily watch. It worked right away and it fits really nicely on the wrist. Classic model, timeless design, works perfectly. Thumbs up from me!
what about durability? I have the possibility to buy it for the BF for around 180€... but I want to be sure its something for years
@@joseantoniochiconreina6358 I’ve been wearing it constantly since then, and I haven't had any issues. Like all mechanical watches, it's not resistant to drops, impacts, or vibrations. Other than that, it's perfectly fine. I've had it for 8 years, and it works great. It all depends on your personal taste.
I love my quartz Zeppelin GMT watch. The case has a retro aesthetic, and the numerals look like they were painted on 2 minutes ago, and the paint is still wet. It sparkles and glints beautifully in the sun. I may need to get an automatic Zeppelin, now that you have tempted me.
Love zeppelin!! Awesome watches. And great band! Haha
I have several Graf Zeppelin watches and I love them! Some of mine even have Swiss movements in them (ETA & Rhonda). They are extremely accurate for their respective movement type (automatic, quartz, etc). The 7680-1 is one of my favorite watches. It's a quartz watch so some people may not like it because of that but it's absolutely gorgeous!
Great Zeppelin is made by Point Tec who make several different brands such as Junkers.
I have the 7680-1 with the mesh strap. I don’t have a huge collection but it’s one of my most complimented ones. It has a vintage vibe that I love.
I also have a 7860-1 which is Swiss Made (which I bought on a Swiss Air flight to Frankfurt.
Finally a video on Zeppelin!
Before seeing this video, I was on the fence about getting a Zeppelin. But now I'm sold on it. Thanks!
German made, japanese movement and italian leather(lol). Name: Axis.
😂
I was thinking the same thing!
I have had this piece for a year, mine hacks also. Great clean piece. I wear it on a Milinease in the summer , and the leather strap in winter, usually no one talks about Graf Zeppelin, Great video, and thank you
I have two graf zeppelins and I absolutely love how unique they are.
Have the exact same one. The first watch I bought with my first salary and the one that got me into watches. Still going strong after 4 years and does not lose any time
When presenting a lesser known brand, which really has a premium value for the price, I find it fair to consider brand’s history.
Zeppelin is part of the PoinTec group along with Junkers (current collection is called Iron Annie, due to the cost of licence for the name), and newer Bauhaus watches.
It’s a 30 years old company which started with producing oversized ladies watches, and soon grew to achieve several great innovations including:
-radio controlled Watch in 90's
-first in the world watch with integrated contactless payment (way back in 2000!)
-smart rubber watch strap with incorporated OLED touch screen that connects to a mechanical watch, making “(O)LED Zeppelin” a rare combination of smart and mechanical watches ;)
The movements are mainly Japanese (auto), but also Swiss (quartz), and the company states that all other parts come from renowned suppliers, including Rosenthal’s porcelain dials.
Glad to have someone look at one of these, I really like how they look but never really saw any reviews.
Hi, Jory! Thanks for this analysis/review; I've frequently scoped out Zeppelin watches on Amazon but haven't pulled the trigger because I'm a little dubious of Amazon customer reviews. I like the classic/retro aesthetic and the size would easily be compatible with my wrists (not huge but slightly larger than average). I'm with you on readability of the numerals and the dial color...I like dials that are either off-white or cream colored, although just plain white is okay too. Nice lume is always a plus, of course. Although too big for a real '30s-'40s-'50s watch, I can easily picture Philip Marlowe wearing this Zeppelin, and that, for me, is the benchmark! Thanks again for a fun and informative video!
When I was going through my impulse purchase stage, one of the watches was Zeppelin Flatline Open Heart (ref. 7364-3) with blue dial. Dope watch. Most of Zeppelin looks too vintage for my taste, but particular Flatline model is just something you don't feel in other watches. Simple, yet gorgeous.
Absolutely love zeppelin, this model is on my wish list, i own the 8674-3 swiss quartz chronograph, very classy looking and comfortable watch and has fantastic lume, i love Zeppelin and for the price you cant beat it for a german made watch.
Nice but 43mm big for me or is it 42mm? Found Graf Zeppelin 8684-4 which is 40mm but not the same lume.
This is the second Zeppelin review I've seen and I must say that I am liking these watches. The designs are very cool.
I've got recently a Zeppelin LZ129 Hindenburg with a Miyota 9132 and it is very very nice, great build quality and definitely feels and looks more expensive than it is. Became one of my favorites really fast
Thanks Danwazee(?🤷♂️) I had the Zeppelin Hindenburg moonphase Silver dial watch, LZ129,40mm quartz, and I loved it. Very classy. I should have kept it.
It’s beautiful. I love this style of dial, which reminds me of classic pocket watches.
Have it almost a year now, beautiful, elegant, automatic watch, that will definitely stand out, with its retro feel, amongst other watches in that price range. Only con I have is the jangling of the rotor/mechanism. You can hear it when you move or shake your wrist quickly, especially near your ears. I can't be sure if its issue with just my model or it is just loosely built watch, but Seiko's or Vostok Amphibia's in that price range don't have that problem. Anyway I got used to it, it's not that loud, just enough so you can hear it sometimes. It's design and charm is what made me buy it, but still, it can be annoyance for someone else.
I enjoy Zeppelin watches and own a few models. I like the full face lume on my Zeppelin Atlantic Automatic 8466-5 and moon phase on my LZ 129 Hindenburg quartz 7036-1. I have found them to be very reliable and good value.
Very few zeppelin videos out there, thanks for the input!
I haven’t handled a Zeppelin, but there are a couple that I would like to purchase at some point.
Love the ref # 7624-5.
Very handsome.
Very retro vibe (other than the large case). Would love to see it in a smaller case. Love the colors regardless.
Just bought it off your site. Thanks Man! Can't wait to add it to my vintage collection
My first watch was actually a Zeppelin! I got the LZ-129 though however I love it
Liking the dial color, too. Just the right amount of warmth added. Very nice.
Yes, I have a Zeppelin watch too. I got it a few years ago. It has an ETA movement, blue dial, a sapphire crystal and applied indexes, but looks kind of similar. The only bad thing was the strap, which was stiff and very poorly stitched. The vintage style case and lugs are very cool. It’s a keeper.
Great vid 👍
Love Zeppelin watches. I brought my 7640-1 Special Edition 100th Anniversary with the Ronda 6203.B quartz movement and 42mm case in early 2019.
Eventually, I'd like to get the LZ 129 Hindenburg Moon Phase with either the blue 7038-3 or white 7036-1 dial.
Probably going to buy the Zeppelin LZ129 Hindenburg Moonphase,
beautiful watch.
I have a Zeppelin Moonphase watch and love it. Great review.
That offset date window kinda bugs me. Otherwise nicely done, considering the price. Here in Germany, Zeppelin has this lower mid-tier reputation, since many retailers who otherwise only stock Fossil etc. also tend to have Zeppelin on display as the "next step up". And from what I can see, that's appropriate.
What about Circula watches? Based on the information I get from the internet it says that it is a made in Germany and have "in house movements". What do you think about them. What is the market share in Germany for instance?
I reviewed Circula. Really disappointing. Also, it did not have an in house movement, and costed over $800. 🤢
@@thetimeteller ouch! This sucks. Definitely. Thanks for the reply J.
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@@thetimeteller I totally understand. Nothing wrong with seeing and wanting something (a watch in this case) having those small details in place. Although it is a matter of personal preferences on the other hand, but still, excellent points.
I agree. Very clean dial. Very easy to read. I've been monitoring prices on Zeppelins for a while.
Assembled in Germany with domestic and foreign components.
"Not sure if that's a good thing" - BMW owner
@@mattipra agree - as a bmw owner
No, the term Made in Germany (etc) is regulated strictly in the EU. In order to use the phrase legally, all components and all work that "adds essential value or function" to the product must be sourced or performed in Germany. So, this can not be a clock that is simply assembled in Germany from imported components, then it'd be illegal to claim it's made there.
That Amazon link states that it is a Quartz movement. When I bought a Zeppelin GMT, I looked at this 127 in Automatic, it was near $400. CDN at the time. I enjoy your channel and it's content!
I own and enjoy the Zeppelin LZ 129 Hindenburg Day-Date Moonphase. Yes, it is a Quartz movement but that does not trouble me.
They’re a pretty decent company and the majority of their watches are quite good looking. I have a Graf Zeppelin LZ127, the evil panda chrono with a miyota 6s21 (sweeping seconds). Domed mineral crystal and the indices, hands and the “eyes” of the chrono are lumed. So you get this nice mixture of green and blue lume in the dark plus the distortion of the crystal. The single minus id say is the size at 42mm. Overall a really elegant watch with a vintage, almost military vibe.
My first watch was the Zeppelin LZ129 (7060-4) with the Miyota 9132. It is in my opinion well made and looks good. The only downside would be the loud rotor of the movement.
Yeah I have one of those and the rotor noise is pretty loud. That said, I’m fairly sure it’s only audible because of the thin case and plastic crystal - I have a Junkers watch (so made by the same company basically) which has a 9015 movement (same family, but time/date only) but the 100m WR case mutes the rotor noise a lot more.
@@caerphoto Yeah I have heard every movement from the Miyota 9xxx Series is really loud. Like in your Junkers, it depends on how isolated the movement is. Therefore I only wear it with a suit on special events because it bothers me in a silent room.
I had a Zeppelin during my early days of watch collecting, it had the Miyota 9015 movement. It was a good watch, but my tastes changed, and I got rid of it over a year ago. I now have some proper German watches in my collection, including Nomos, Laco, Stowa, Muhle, and Junghans. Much happier with those. Great Video T3!
Don't forget Tutima, Sinn , Damasko and Glashuette original.
@@WINDINGCROWNS I would kill to have a Glashutte Original 1960's in my collection
Just bought mine LZ 127 with the gold numbers very good and nice Watch. Thinking about buying another one!👌🏽 love the designs of zeppelin watches!
I just purchased a green dial 100 year zeppelin Chronograph and it is just the coolest thing ever.
I have the Quartz version GMT great watch.
I've got a same wristwatch three days ago. Terrific stuff.
Cheers Jory, cheers Dan.
I have a Zepplin watch. I love it great build
Lovely watch, kinda looks like a train station clock on a strap.
That date window.. seems like they could have squeezed a 3 there as well.
I think it would have looked a little too cluttered if they had, I like the look of the little pip
That date window looksnout of line, a 3 there would make it look more balanced, like the Seiko SJE075.
Wow, thanks for the review! This is the exact watch i am saving to buy (yes, there are some parts of the world where you have to save to buy even this watch). I have a german friend and i visited him and back then i didn't know anything about watches, i just said to him i want to buy a german watch. He didn't know any, the seller ended up suggesting i buy a Festina. So disappointment, but after that i started watching youtube videos, and yours also, and i got a bit more informed, so this is the one i liked the most that would make sense for my budget. That is if i stay clear of aliexpress...
It was very nice seing a review from you and getting a confirmation with the positive impression.
Thanks!
Love this watch!
More Zeppelin and Junkers please ❤💪
I love Graf Zeppelin watches. I have the moon phase and the chronograph 7680-1. I love them!!!
My first was a Zeppelin. Great watch! 8680-3
“Beachtung” is wrong here “Achtung” would be correct 😅 (sorry)
Dachte ich mir auch
im no German..even i know the word Achtung.......but beachtung..???🤔🤭
Well, I’m not German, nor did I write the note. 🤷🏻♂️ Maybe have some humor, guys.
ja ja 😬🤘🏻
@@thetimeteller oof, das tut weh
I really like the design of the 7680 watches. Too bad they only come in quartz. They did release an automatic version of it but 2000 dollars seriously?
Wow. Beautiful watch.
I absolutely love my zeppelin watches. Currently shopping for 5 more for my groomsmen.
Iron Annie rules... 😏
I have one Zeppelin for a year. No issue until now. All the functions and looks still the same from Day 1 of receiving it. Amazon did package it badly in a very thin envelope and it went through some battling because it was torn during delivery and sorting, but the watch still functions perfectly when I opened it.
The Zeppelins are, first of all, a beauty in design, with that vintage and art déco hint. I have the Dual Time Big Date 100 Jahre and I am fascinated by its dome crystal, Breguet type hands, double date window and all that busy dial with telemeter and tachymeter. The strap is that comfortable since new, a very good point of the brand. All in all, good value for the money.
I don't own one (yet?) but back when I didn't really care for watches it was a Zeppelin that caught my eye and made me think, huh that's quite something, maybe watches are cool. I now own about 10 (mid range stuff to be fair). Another very similar brand is Junkers. I think they basically come from the same factory, similar specs, prices and slightly different designs. All in all, seems like a fair watch to pick as "your first timepiece"... as opposed to the stereotypical (though merited) Seiko SNZG/SNK. Cheers from Switzerland Jory, love your channel.
I have had a Zeppelin for 2 years. I have the chronograph version in black with a carbon fiber looking dial. I have a few people who say it's my best looking watch. It's the same case and crown as this.
i'm offended that you didn't do the whole episode in za german accent!
Hey, I have one of those. I’ve never seen anyone wear one other than me.
Hahaha :D Hilarious how you pronounce the sentence on the cover . Nice :)
Thanks for making this video. There aren’t many videos about Zeppelin watches out there.
Nicely done 👍🏼👍🏼no Zeppelin in my collection yet, will see happens, very impressive piece...
I have a zeppelin 100years edition and love it😍
I own a 73665 (flatline series). Love it´s Bauhaus design. Cool watch and worth the price.
Just bought a new L127 on eBay for $300. ETA 2826-2 movement, sapphire crystal, exhibition back, 'Grande Date' and golden applied arabics. Wears great with a strap change to a vintage horween (buckle and tang swapped out). On my timegrapher no gain greater than 5 seconds in all positions. Not the sort of deal you see very often.
I love my Zeppelin chrono.
I have this watch in its black dial variant in my German collection...it's a decent entry level and looks pretty clean.. my only complaint is that it is really noisy on the wrist...the case doesn't do a great job of muffling the noise from the rota wobble....you can also feel it.... I have a laco valencia with the same movement and I think they adjust the rota slightly...you can't hear or feel it.... my advice would be to save an extra 450 and grab a stowa marine...it's well worth it..... or pick up a laco bremerhaven for 5 or 600 on the aftermarket with an eta 6498...both are really worth saving for if you are able to at the minute
Nice clean watch. I like it.
I stumbled on this line a few months ago on Long Island Watch channel...ALL their watches are handsome, ie subdialed chrono and affordable...everything from quartz to Valhoux...I would love to get one after overcoming my broke-arse situation...unless I'm REALLY lucky then I'll settle for a Patek..
Love my zeppelin lz127 gmt
a Zeppelin was actually my first watch :)
My first German watch was a zeppelin, swiss quartz movement and then I caught the bug. Own 2 Stowa's and a Sinn now. Zeppelin was the gate way drug.
I bought a Zeppelin Hindenburg, moonphase.
I wanted a quartz moonphase as it would be in a large rotation, and moonphase is quite long to set.
Very happy with it!
Finally a zeppelin review, I’ve asked you about German watches before, but you haven’t recommended this brand.
I’m right there with ya and yes it would have looked a lot better even moving the date window over more to the right
Jory still would love to buy that orange expedition 1 from u
This company also produces watches with better movements. Junkers is another brand from them and I have what can supposedly called "Junghans Max Bill chronoscope homage" from them, and inside it has a Miyota series 9 with 24h and power reserve indicator (check out Junkers 6060-5).
Actually, now that I think, that was my very 1st automatic watch. LoL. Now I have 120 of them (when things got out of control...)
Stepped lugs, raised profile on sides of case and a brushed steel case back to finish. On top of all the rest not bad at all. Great every day wear. Would I get one? I’ll have to see it in the flesh to make the crossing.
Any Plan to review Farer??
Hey Time Teller would you be up for a very difficult challenge and come up with some recommendations for me please?
I'm a cocktail bartender and I'm looking for a dressier, more elegant piece that I can wear to work on a regular basis. I work around liquids and water so leather straps are a no go. It has to be a dress watch that look good with metal straps. Must be automatic with handwinding, chronograph and date. Sapphire crystal a must. Hacking optional. Other complications optional. 100m water resistant or more. A classy but unique dial that catches the eye and easily a conversation starter. No bigger than 41mm case diameter. No more than $800 USD.
I know I'm asking for a lot, but I did say this is gonna be a very difficult challenge :)
I love my Zeplin.
Nice looking watch!
Just picked up a mediteranee very vintage looking
Jory you should have done a review on the Zeppelin 100 Jahre 8640-3 or the cronograph 8680-3, the entire watch lumes, it's gorgeous.
Nice watch!!!! It would be better at 36 or 38mm... Love the channel... Regards from Rio de Janeiro!!!!!
There is a 36mm. Its labelled womens but it is exactly the same as the 40mm.
What is the lug size/ strap size ? 20mm ?
Beautiful watch . Regal look.
Is the dial white or beige?
Can we consider it a field watch? or just a vintage one?
For me its something in between a classic one like the Orient Bambino (having the Japanese a better quality) and the Seiko sport 5 field.... in appearances only, sure
but the price of this Zeppelin in below 200€ in EU, the Bambino 200-250 and the Seiko 250-300
My question is about durability of the Zeppelin and how it would be with the pass of the time.... no doubts about the Orient or the Seiko (I have them for years).
Is the strap black or dark brown? The 7656-1 model is noticeably different with the bronze numerals and light brown strap color, but with the 7656-5, some photos of the strap appear black but in other photos it looks like a dark chocolate brown. Having trouble telling from the video. In some shots it looks black, but in other shots I think I'm seeing a hint of dark brown. Looking to purchase one of these but want to be sure im getting the right watch! Thanks in advance.
Great watch!
Hey guys, man do I love these vintage-looking, yellow colored watches with domed cases!
I'd really appreciate any suggestion of similar looking brands and models, in the below 500euro price range.
For now all I'm finding are Orient Bambinos, and these Zeppelin. But I'd love to know a wider variety.
Thanks in advance!
I am thinking of getting a zeppelin panda coloured its so beautiful but its quartz and as my proper watch i want an automatic
Do you know what I really hate?
Loving the look of a watch and then realizing it is quartz...
They have automatic watches too.
@@BadeniaFilme I know :D
@@yasyasmarangoz3577 For me, it's the opposite. Quartz is infinitely better than mechanic movement in every way possible. I'm actually amazed mechanic watches are still existing outside of museums.
@@BadeniaFilme Nothing wrong with quartz watches!
@Castiel Arc7 Except they aren't.
Can Miyota an zee Deutschland mix? Never tried a Laco Flieger I guess...
Could the letter sender the hersteller?
Totally agree👌