Very similar case finishing as the Halios Seaforth, especially in the light blue. Love it! Update 5-8-23, just ordered the Night with the Nytech Sky Blue strap. Thanks for the review, RR!
I have not heard of this brand before your review. Looking at their website, there are a couple of models that I absolutely love and the prices are fantastic. I'm not in the market to purchase a new watch at the moment, but I'm definitely going to be keeping an eye on these guys. Micro putting out original designs makes up the majority of my collection! Also followed them on Instagram
@@timcarlstrand5890 Probably because most people don't travel enough to justify the need for a flyer (true) GMT. I still think watches with the flyer GMT movements and an external rotating bezel are the best because you can independently adjust the hour hand to the time of your destination if you travel and then you can just rotate the bezel to show the home time.
@@timcarlstrand5890 depends on the lifestyle really. if one travels a lot, the traveler style is more suitable. Otherwise, if it is most common that you are staying at home and use the GMT hand to track a time zone somewhere else in the world, the caller is more suitable.
@@timcarlstrand5890 Maybe because more people are likely to be calling than traveling? To me part of the fun of traveling across time zones is adjusting my watch. It highlights how cool I am that I’m traveling across time zones.
Noticed them already, love them, the downsides I see are 1)5ATM (yeah it's ok, but 10 would have been better) 2) It surely wears fine but I would have preferred a little bit smaller 3)no bracelet with fitted endlinks (they offer one with straight ones)
This looks like homage to the older Christopher Ward Trident with the pencil hands, but with modern Christopher ward hands instead. The minute hand even seems to resemble the Christopher ward hour hand, which I suppose is unique/different
@RandomRob I'd love to see you review the Spectre from Marloe. I've never seen one in person but I'm pretty intrigued from the website/other videos. It would be great to get your thoughts.
I like these but I do disagree about the screw in crown. 50m does not give me confidence to go swimming on holiday, particularly without a screw in crown!! Such a shame.
You can always take the watch off when you go swimming. Only watches I really ever go swimming with, lake or pool etc is a GShock. I love screw down crowns, and I do agree, I would love to have a little more water resistance for this piece, just that piece of mind, but Like Rob says, this isn't a dive watch, its a sport GMT watch. I have one of these for review as well, and I do wish it had more WR, but also aware not every watch needs it.
@@watchreport all fair points, it’s just if I had a gmt, I would probably take it on holiday and would want to be able to swim etc with confidence without having to take it off. But that’s just me.👍
I like the textured dial ... but it reminds me too much of Christopher ward C60 and the GMT which can be had at almost the same price with a Sellita. Not that the miyota isnt a nice movement.
Plus, the Christopher Ward is Swiss Made, or so it says on the dial. All I've seen regarding the Marloe is that it's "British Design". Where is it actually made?
Black hands on a black dial doesn't do much for readability, and give the appearance of being much too short when only the lume is visible.. This would be great with white hands.
Another "company" where propaganda is more important than watchmaking (look at their site). Ridiculous price for unknown brand probably made in china with mass Miyota caliber ... and no water resistance.
Their watches are made either in Japan or Switzerland depending on the model… I have 30 now and the quality is excellent, customer service is exceptional too
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Very similar case finishing as the Halios Seaforth, especially in the light blue. Love it! Update 5-8-23, just ordered the Night with the Nytech Sky Blue strap. Thanks for the review, RR!
Very nice looking. Love the pebbled dial face. And the strap looks chic and comfortable.
A great brand - I have five - with a fabulous buying experience and a passionate and friendly owner community.
3 for me with a 4th to come
Really nice looking piece. Looks like pretty solid quality!
Love the look of this. That strap looks cool too.
Very nice good looking watch.
Great watch for people who are into simple/rugged look.
Nice video Rob. Like that you check em first before reviewing the watch.
Nice looking watch. It’s refreshing to see the different design that’s not a homage.
Beautiful watch
I have 3 Marloe at the moment and looking at a 4th. Beautiful great value watches
Nice. Dig the blue! What did you think of the quality of that orange strap?
I have not heard of this brand before your review. Looking at their website, there are a couple of models that I absolutely love and the prices are fantastic. I'm not in the market to purchase a new watch at the moment, but I'm definitely going to be keeping an eye on these guys. Micro putting out original designs makes up the majority of my collection! Also followed them on Instagram
Great review as always. Will you review Octopus and san martin pelagos homage?
Very nice I am digging this brand. Hopefully you could to a Cuervo y Sobrinos timepiece review.
Ive got the yellow Tay 35mm i love it.
So now you can buy these cheap ‘true’ GMTs will people stop bashing caller style GMTs. The style most suited to 95% of the population.
No, people love to kvetch. ;-)
why are callers more suitable?
@@timcarlstrand5890 Probably because most people don't travel enough to justify the need for a flyer (true) GMT. I still think watches with the flyer GMT movements and an external rotating bezel are the best because you can independently adjust the hour hand to the time of your destination if you travel and then you can just rotate the bezel to show the home time.
@@timcarlstrand5890 depends on the lifestyle really. if one travels a lot, the traveler style is more suitable. Otherwise, if it is most common that you are staying at home and use the GMT hand to track a time zone somewhere else in the world, the caller is more suitable.
@@timcarlstrand5890 Maybe because more people are likely to be calling than traveling? To me part of the fun of traveling across time zones is adjusting my watch. It highlights how cool I am that I’m traveling across time zones.
Noticed them already, love them, the downsides I see are 1)5ATM (yeah it's ok, but 10 would have been better) 2) It surely wears fine but I would have preferred a little bit smaller 3)no bracelet with fitted endlinks (they offer one with straight ones)
Intriguing watch. Would you rather have this or the 40mm Glycine Airman Chief GMT?
Both Jeff, it’s always both.
@@RandomRobReviews Okay, so I'll have to make room for 7.
how to get the 10% off?
This looks like homage to the older Christopher Ward Trident with the pencil hands, but with modern Christopher ward hands instead. The minute hand even seems to resemble the Christopher ward hour hand, which I suppose is unique/different
@RandomRob I'd love to see you review the Spectre from Marloe. I've never seen one in person but I'm pretty intrigued from the website/other videos. It would be great to get your thoughts.
Nice.
gave my friend a Marloe watch because his name is Marlon, it was my gift when he got his permanent residency.
I like these but I do disagree about the screw in crown. 50m does not give me confidence to go swimming on holiday, particularly without a screw in crown!!
Such a shame.
You can always take the watch off when you go swimming. Only watches I really ever go swimming with, lake or pool etc is a GShock. I love screw down crowns, and I do agree, I would love to have a little more water resistance for this piece, just that piece of mind, but Like Rob says, this isn't a dive watch, its a sport GMT watch. I have one of these for review as well, and I do wish it had more WR, but also aware not every watch needs it.
@@watchreport all fair points, it’s just if I had a gmt, I would probably take it on holiday and would want to be able to swim etc with confidence without having to take it off. But that’s just me.👍
I like the textured dial ... but it reminds me too much of Christopher ward C60 and the GMT which can be had at almost the same price with a Sellita. Not that the miyota isnt a nice movement.
The Miyota is a traveler GMT, the Sellita is a caller, so if you prefer the first variant, there's that.
Plus, the Christopher Ward is Swiss Made, or so it says on the dial. All I've seen regarding the Marloe is that it's "British Design". Where is it actually made?
42MM+ case with a 20MM lug width? Interesting choice
20 is a no-go. I have too many 22mm bands lying around.
Seiko does quite a few 42/20 divers 🤷♂️. For me the balance depends more on the lug shape. My Seiko solar has thick lugs so it works.
I don't like the small dots and batons hour marks, and the thin bezel. Somewhat the design it looks off to me.
Really nice looking but it does not look like it’s 42.7mm and 12mm thick. Interesting how case shape can deceive the eye.
Needs 22mm lug width to balance the dial
Black hands on a black dial doesn't do much for readability, and give the appearance of being much too short when only the lume is visible.. This would be great with white hands.
Great, it looks very amazing....but .. price 915 euro, no steel bracelet and myota mouvement ...mumble mumble ... This is like a brake in my mind ..
Another "company" where propaganda is more important than watchmaking (look at their site). Ridiculous price for unknown brand probably made in china with mass Miyota caliber ... and no water resistance.
Their watches are made either in Japan or Switzerland depending on the model… I have 30 now and the quality is excellent, customer service is exceptional too