I don’t see anything particularly compelling about this Watch that would make me spend $1000. The movement manufacturer is relatively unknown and the design is unremarkable. There are too many options at this price point to list and so I would skip it.
@@theshadow1812 Nope. The original Landeron was shut down in 1983. The name was ultimately acquired by the current owners. From Caliber Corner: “Additionally, I would like to highlight the misrepresented company history. DEPA LUXURY DISTRIBUTION GmbH was established on April 23, 2007, and acquired the rights to produce all Landeron movements in 2015. On September 16, 2022, the company name was changed to LANDERON SWISS MOVEMENTS and DEPA LUXURY DISTRIBUTION GmbH was dissolved as per the Swiss commercial register. This change was made for strategic reasons and, in accordance with the regulations of the Swiss Watch Association, our movements must henceforth be marketed under the name LANDERON, not DEPA or Depa Swiss. It is imperative to emphasize that our company now operates under the name LANDERON SWISS MOVEMENTS, effective September 16, 2022.”
@@theshadow1812 My original response disappeared for some reason. Landeron went out of business in 1983. The current owners bought the name and are making cloned ETA movements.
@@user-vv1qm5dj9c Yeah sort of vaguely recall this. Lets hope Landeron can come back and make some great alternative calibres (being used now Nivada models) , It is good to see Sellita, Soprod (who use to assemble ETA's for ETA) JLP lifting their games after ETA has ghosted itself!
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Beautiful watch thanks
The enamel dial with the blued hands would be my choice.
Should be smaller. The end links don’t match up with the lugs. Did that bother anyone else?
push crown or screw down crown??
Seconds hands hackable?
Thanks
Push/Pull crown with Hacking
New friend here sending may full suppor amzwatch 's watch，Worth
38 all dial or very thin bezel make the watch looks like 42mm
Looks good. Lately I am all for supporting independent brands, no conglomerates of lizard people.
It is a conglomerate,Montrichard Group
@@piotrszmidel damn this Lizard People are everywhere!!!! Jeez
WOW
I don’t see anything particularly compelling about this Watch that would make me spend $1000. The movement manufacturer is relatively unknown and the design is unremarkable. There are too many options at this price point to list and so I would skip it.
Landeron movements have been around since the 1870's
@@theshadow1812 Nope. The original Landeron was shut down in 1983. The name was ultimately acquired by the current owners. From Caliber Corner: “Additionally, I would like to highlight the misrepresented company history. DEPA LUXURY DISTRIBUTION GmbH was established on April 23, 2007, and acquired the rights to produce all Landeron movements in 2015. On September 16, 2022, the company name was changed to LANDERON SWISS MOVEMENTS and DEPA LUXURY DISTRIBUTION GmbH was dissolved as per the Swiss commercial register. This change was made for strategic reasons and, in accordance with the regulations of the Swiss Watch Association, our movements must henceforth be marketed under the name LANDERON, not DEPA or Depa Swiss.
It is imperative to emphasize that our company now operates under the name LANDERON SWISS MOVEMENTS, effective September 16, 2022.”
@@theshadow1812 My original response disappeared for some reason. Landeron went out of business in 1983. The current owners bought the name and are making cloned ETA movements.
@@user-vv1qm5dj9c Yeah sort of vaguely recall this. Lets hope Landeron can come back and make some great alternative calibres (being used now Nivada models) , It is good to see Sellita, Soprod (who use to assemble ETA's for ETA) JLP lifting their games after ETA has ghosted itself!
It's awful......
What kills it for you?