I have a glycine sub and it is my most accurate watch usually running 1-3 SPD. My only complaint is the lume on mine. It has the dots which probably plays a role.
Glycine are wonderful watches I own 10. They are just great and very well made , very modestly priced for what they are having great history for the brand
Propiedad de una empresa norteamericana, con sede en Holanda , y con descuentos bastante pronunciados, lo más seguro es que sean sólo un poquito más suizos que asiáticos, el punto justo para que se puedan vender como Swiss Made …
9mm crown on a 10.5mm case... luckily not the other way around, but close enough! 😂 Overall though it's on the large side, in all dimensions, still good looking (has some vintage hints i'd say), well constructed and tool's (ha!) specs. Thans for the review Jason, be well mate. PS Why oh why did you have to say the hour hand looks like _______ when it's not a fockin _______???? Cyrcle, lollipop, round with a party hat, something else... not ___________. Btw, you know which ________ all these are refer, it's not the auto brand!
Got one with a blue dial yesterday. Its looking good so far. I did not like the leather strap much, quality seems good but too thick. Probably I will put in a nato.
MSRP of $1,000, price at Costco $300? Did someone from Invicta Marketing join Glycine? Nice looking watch, btw, but they should have ditched the date. Also, 38 hours of power reserve makes me wish it were a purely manual wind watch.
@@francisharkins01 I just searched for them and noticed this. They used to be all over Jomashop and now I don't see them. I wonder if the older ones are all gone now. Hopefully, the new ones (especially the 39) start to flow to the grey market.
@@JustWatches1 yeah I think the 39mm is new enough- but GL0259 and GL0261 are the ones I passed up on like 2 months ago thinking I could pick them up later- they were everywhere then bam- gone
It seems like these recently dried up, they were available a few months ago and now I can't find them :( Glycine is coming out with a bunch of new models, so I don't think these are in production anymore.
I have a glycine sub and it is my most accurate watch usually running 1-3 SPD. My only complaint is the lume on mine. It has the dots which probably plays a role.
That's excellent timekeeping!
Glycine are wonderful watches
I own 10. They are just great and very well made , very modestly priced for what they are having great history for the brand
I think they are very underrated. Sounds like you have a nice collection!
Propiedad de una empresa norteamericana, con sede en Holanda , y con descuentos bastante pronunciados, lo más seguro es que sean sólo un poquito más suizos que asiáticos, el punto justo
para que se puedan vender como Swiss Made …
Not sure how old you are or how long you've been into watches but I remember when these were selling around 1000.00 brand new along with Oris
Only about 5 years :)
@Just Watches welcome too the addiction.😎
9mm crown on a 10.5mm case... luckily not the other way around, but close enough! 😂 Overall though it's on the large side, in all dimensions, still good looking (has some vintage hints i'd say), well constructed and tool's (ha!) specs.
Thans for the review Jason, be well mate.
PS Why oh why did you have to say the hour hand looks like _______ when it's not a fockin _______???? Cyrcle, lollipop, round with a party hat, something else... not ___________. Btw, you know which ________ all these are refer, it's not the auto brand!
Yes, I guess I shouldn't use that word for the hand, since it doesn't have the defining feature :P
Got one with a blue dial yesterday. Its looking good so far. I did not like the leather strap much, quality seems good but too thick. Probably I will put in a nato.
This watch should look great on a NATO.
MSRP of $1,000, price at Costco $300? Did someone from Invicta Marketing join Glycine? Nice looking watch, btw, but they should have ditched the date. Also, 38 hours of power reserve makes me wish it were a purely manual wind watch.
Yes, I think that might be an influence of Invicta, but I'm not sure. Pretty silly to do it unfortunately.
I have not been able to find one under $500 in a while- they had them online at a few different places a couple months ago for $350-$400
Why btw did all the under $400 prices disappear?
@@francisharkins01 I just searched for them and noticed this. They used to be all over Jomashop and now I don't see them. I wonder if the older ones are all gone now. Hopefully, the new ones (especially the 39) start to flow to the grey market.
@@JustWatches1 yeah I think the 39mm is new enough- but GL0259 and GL0261 are the ones I passed up on like 2 months ago thinking I could pick them up later- they were everywhere then bam- gone
J'ai une combat sub année 2015 j'adore cette montre 😊
Sold. Wish I could find one. If you know where I can get one please let me know. Great video
It seems like these recently dried up, they were available a few months ago and now I can't find them :( Glycine is coming out with a bunch of new models, so I don't think these are in production anymore.
@@JustWatches1 Found a new one but it was $600. plus shipping.
not sure where you live but cost co has them at around $300. i just got mine off ebay!
@@travisyu2981 They were hard to come by for a while in 2022.
Are watches with numbers as indicies and with date plus day watches for old folks? Design wise…?
I will say it makes it much easier to read the watch, even for my middle aged eyes lol!
I have the bronze version it's a good watch 👍👍
Bronze watches are so cool! Thanks for watching :)
The Glycine "crown" logo. Is actually a flower
Oh wait really!? I had no idea, thanks!
@@JustWatches1 The name "glycine" means "wisteria" in Frencch
@@fredrickurbanelli7847 mind = blown :) thanks for the insight
Great review. I'm not a fan of the large Arabic numbers.
Fair enough, they make the watch with different dials as well which don't use the Arabic numerals. Thanks for watching!
Looks like a king sub. Those are 500k dollars.
The movement is actually a 2824-2
I really, dang it, thanks for the correction!
Why do they call it the Navy Seal watch?
I'm not sure of the history or of any potential link.
How often do you have to wind it?
If you wear it everyday you will never have to wind it :)
I switch watches almost every day so I usually give it 5-6 winds to get it started.
@@JustWatches1 Thank you for the info.
Those are not hollow end links...
Oops, thank you for the correction!
those astronomical prices are probably from invicta😅
You may be correct. Such a weird pricing strategy but maybe it works on some 😝
I have the 36mm combat sub and it's amazing.
Nice! I love that they come in such a variety of sizes.
Butterfly band clip is lack of micro adjust. The 39mm and 42mm models changed that.