The black and silver is great with an old style brown lether band, definitely takes it to the next level. Side note, earnshaw made a knock off of this costing 5k...
I am not super familiar with tourbillons but have to ask if the cage a 60 second rotation? If so could they just blue a screw or something so you have a proper small seconds complication? Would be nice to know the top of the minute, etc. It doesn't even need indices...
In fact, one of the three turning racks on top of the tourbillon is designed different as the other two and meant to be used as the seconds hand. But you have to take a closer look... I figured it out after a few days of use.
@@TalkingTimepieces Not everyone has the skills to do it by its own… No watchmaker will touch a Chinese movement as they are very snobby when it comes to service a unknown watch and spareparts aren’t available easily!
Amazing quality for the price for sure!
If you really want to be different get their full sapphire case model. Such a cool, beautiful piece.
in another 5-10 years, China will produce original products for fraction of price and then we wonder if the expensive things are REALLY worth it.
Good point, people are already starting to ask!
Agelocer has a lot of innovative models.
Thanks a lot for your review, it helped me finally decide which tourbillon to get.
The one that's caught my eye recently is the Atelier Wen, in particular the guilloche enamel dial.
Actually made me interested 🧐. That blue is so nit, skeleton made very well, that winding gadget is cool 😎!
The black and silver is great with an old style brown lether band, definitely takes it to the next level.
Side note, earnshaw made a knock off of this costing 5k...
Thanks for the info!
More accurate than a seiko who relies on how they beat the swiss decades ago but cant even regulate consumer watches 😂
Interesting stuff. Thanks Alix!!!
Glad you liked it!
I am not super familiar with tourbillons but have to ask if the cage a 60 second rotation? If so could they just blue a screw or something so you have a proper small seconds complication? Would be nice to know the top of the minute, etc. It doesn't even need indices...
Good point, but you could always think of the escapement wheel as a big second hand...
In fact, one of the three turning racks on top of the tourbillon is designed different as the other two and meant to be used as the seconds hand. But you have to take a closer look... I figured it out after a few days of use.
Very nice though do I wonder about servicing such a piece.
I have heard they can be serviced
Nah so many other brands that are way better in that price range. Not dropping $1k on a Chinese watch.
You are of course free to buy whatever you like
I understand it's pronounced ajj-ehh-lo-sir
Nice, thanks!
Good looking...... good luck looking at the time. And the tool.... give it to an average guy and 99 of 100 will try to use it as a vape.
🤣😂😅
Sadly no watchmaker in Europe will touch it for a service - and so it is a disposable piece…😢
Actually it is servicable. There's even a dissasembly/reassembly video on another channel
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Not everyone has the skills to do it by its own…
No watchmaker will touch a Chinese movement as they are very snobby when it comes to service a unknown watch and spareparts aren’t available easily!
@@SkysaxonDragonslayer you are making an assumption. My watchmaker here in Germany has no such qualms
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I am from Germany and I never found a watchmaker willing to service a Seagull ST19 - so you may found the one exception…
@@SkysaxonDragonslayer then I guess I'm lucky