The two brands in this price range I rarely see complaints about are Phylida and Bliger. I have several Phylidas on my Ali watch list, but I lean toward Bliger because in addition to allowing you to have sterile dials, and having the same quality, they typically let you choose which movement you want inside. I know a lot of people want an NH movement regardless, but I'd rather have an 8215 or PT5000.
Very nice review. I've had mine for several months now and I love it. Big, beautiful, and accurate. This one and my San Martin Deep Sea homage seem to get more wrist time than all my other watches.
The two brands in this price range I rarely see complaints about are Phylida and Bliger. I have several Phylidas on my Ali watch list, but I lean toward Bliger because in addition to allowing you to have sterile dials, and having the same quality, they typically let you choose which movement you want inside. I know a lot of people want an NH movement regardless, but I'd rather have an 8215 or PT5000.
Very nice review. I've had mine for several months now and I love it. Big, beautiful, and accurate. This one and my San Martin Deep Sea homage seem to get more wrist time than all my other watches.
That’s a very good looking watch. I’m glad they used the correct movement for it.
This is a nice watch, i must say that i like it in that colour too. Not so expensive only 1960 SEK/ $176,10. Thank you for your review.
Is there no AR coating on the dial? I've noticed that with a lot of phylida watches. The brand alignment issue is a big negative for me as well.
nice looking watch. my ocd is going off a little... is the print on the dial about 1mm to the left of center?
Just double checked it and you are correct. They seem to center PHYLIDA on the L which is the center letter, but PHY is wider than IDA.