Now this is what we need more of as reviewers. Companies that aren't afraid of feedback and know how to build upon it. Didn't like the first outing but this is right up my alley. It's fresh and funky yet tasteful. Also, edging closer to 100k mate. Congratulations.
Damn, they really nailed the aesthetics. That's a "homage" true to the actual meaning of the word, not a mindless copy. I'm sure it took as much effort as a totally original design would take. Well done!
Great looking watch and awesome that they listened. The best companies are those that listen to constructive criticism and feedback and use it to improve instead of getting butt hurt about it. Not every release is going to be a home run, but it seems like they’ve made an interesting offering here. Keep up the great work Ben.
I wished Seiko would listen to their customers. So they would better their quality controll. And put more sapphire crystals in their watches instead of their hardlex.
It's refreshing to see a microbrand selling watches at this price point where the makers appear to have spent more money on the product itself instead of the marketing. I don't remember the last time I saw another microbrand take this approach. Whilst I'm not in the market for a chronograph at the moment, the Nezumi Tonnerre would be at the top of my list if I were, mainly to thank them for not jumping down the rabbit hole of wank that is the typical fashion-centric microbrand. The fact that it's a real homage (and a very tasteful one at that) is a bonus.
It's here! A Chrono for slim wrists... I shed tears of joy seeing the dimensions. Now I hope I get enough poket money on Christmas to afford this watch. About reviews though. I even think, sometimes a reviewers negative criticism can be taken by someone as a positive point. Best example are reviewers with mid-sized wrist saying the watch looks to small. Hell that is a pro for a slim wrist like mine.
Ben you are the most honest reviewer on RUclips I've bought most of my watches with what I've seen on your channel and it helped me alot, my wife is telling me that I'm very finicky about what I want from a watch and I think you've contributed to that but I'm not complaining just grateful for making me understand what to look for and what would suit my lifestyle, now this chronograph is exactly what I'm looking for seeing that I am in the market for one, keep up the great work and reviews🤙👌⌚🙏👏😊
You do as you seems fit man. Your critical comments helps watch companies improve their products which ultimately helps improve quality in the watch world. I am confident you'll make it to 100k subs
Those companies that you say "don't use brains" earn much more than this kind of watch maker. This is why they do what they do. People who call very successful businessmen "dumb" are not very bright themselves. Watch quality is a different conversation
@@sergheirench7666Yeah plenty onlyfans models also earn way more than average, doesn't make them smart. What's the point of conflating intelligence with income?
David is an artist. i mean, a real one. he is very exigeant with himself and with the people he work with for even the smallest detail.. one of my close relative is his exclusive photographer since one year and he constantly says that he learn a lot working with him, because of his exigeance. so i'm not surprise he listened what you said. i'm a big fan of his job and he is improving everytime.
Thank you for reviewing this, as few reviews have come out since this watch was released. I own the black reverse panda and can confirm the dimensions fit the smaller-wristed of us perfectly. It’s a great vintage inspired design that has a feeling of authenticity rather than imitation. My only criticism is the legibility of the minute/hour hands. They’re flat and high polished, and don’t stand out from the dial unless angled to reflect a light source. This introduces reflections to the crystal as well right when you’re trying to read it. It would’ve benefited from brushed hands which pick up light from all angles. Not a dealbreaker for me, but worth mentioning. Overall a stunning watch packed with excellent design and well-balanced proportions. One of my favorites from Nezumi.
Tbh, the reason why I watch you is because you have consumers in mind when you review watches. In the era of over sensationalisation, it's important to not fall for the hype and listen to second opinion. So ignore the haters and keep being you because in the long run, your honesty will keep people watching you.
I hadn't worn a watch in years and recently had to buy one for my new job. I wanted a "real" old school analog watch and not a smartwatch. There's no way I'm ever going to spend thousands of dollars on a watch, and I appreciate your channel so much. I have discovered classy, dependable and affordable (yay!) options. Now I'm a watch enthusiast and enjoy your reviews. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!
Very nice improvements to the Nezumi. Well, I bit the bullet and just received my Seagull 1963. It looks even better in the flesh. Looking forward to your review. Keep up the good work Ben
Now that is a chrono I'd consider buying! Not just because of its gorgeous design and colour scheme, but also, like you mentioned, because of its compact dimensions. I've sold off all of the meca-quartz-powered chronos that were in my collection, and wouldn't mind something as a grab-and-go that's as pretty as (or possibly even prettier than) my various mechanical chronographs. Thanks for reading their email more closely, and familiarizing me with this lovely timepiece and interesting new brand. All the best
“Opération Tonnerre” is how the fourth Bond film “Thunderball” is known in the French-speaking world. Great name, great review and a striking watch too.
Nice dial and neat. But I have a problem on the hands that's the same hue as the dial. I hope they have a darker colour of the hands for contrast and easier to glance the time. Thanks
I considered their first offering too thick similar to a spinnaker. The all polished finish put me off as well… I’m ordering this one! Kudos to a brand that’s paying attention! Thanks for the informative review Ben!
I’ve been lurking back & forth for the older Nezumi model being sold here by a local lad for $250. Given it’s a good price, think I’ll opt for this newer model after seeing this review. Thanks Ben
Love your honest, and fantastic reviews. Not only informative but light and humours, much appreciated insight. I am going to grab a Nesumi watch shortly. I was wondering if you heard much about Miansia watches? Are they crap? Just marketing. Good luck and cant wait for more videos.
I was wondering about that brand name..... The website states: "The name Nezumi came from a book David read as a child about a Japanese ”Robin Hood” called Nezumi Kozo whom stole from the rich samurai and gave to the poor. We at Nezumi Studios support numerous charities, hence the name." 鼠 means mouse or rat. Names can be tricky though, so I checked and wiki states: Nezumi Kozō (鼠小僧) roughly means "Rat Kid".
For a small sized meca-quartz chrono I’d recommend to check out the Boldr field medic II. Got one a few months ago in titanium with blue nylon nato and it’s a great buy for the money
If people likes this one I'm glad, since it maybe slightly makes it up for another very well known brand from our country that's universally hated in the watch community (for good reasons). You know which one. Seriously though, this model series seems really good. Have had my eyes on Nezumi before, but wasn't convinced. This feels like a good improvement. Great review as usual, Ben. Always appreciate your consumer service approach.
Great to hear. Ive decided to stop buying more watches but will start supporting Nezumi on social media. This is the model to follow, not the lies of fashion brands
This review attracted a fair number of comments about quartz vs mechanical. I admit I really looked forward to getting my automatic, but what got me interested in watches was how they advanced with technology and how features on the watches came about due to advances in other technologies. I look at my radio controlled eco drives in the same way.
The other reason to crit watches hard? When Ben gives a full thumbs-up we know it's a good watch. Only 900 subs away from the magic 100k, slimwrister :-) Congrats in advance and Merry Christmas.
Damn, that watch looks significantly better than the previous model. I'm still not a fan of non resuable packaging, but their packaging does look fantastic. No idea how much it is though.
Hi Ben, always appreciate your content :) I’m looking into buying myself a new watch which is relatively inexpensive and am looking at the Maurice Lacroix Eliros range- I haven’t heard you talk much about this brand, so am wondering if you had any thoughts? Thank you!
I already have a vintage inspired mecha-quartz chrono (Dan Henry 1962) but I just might pick one of these up. I'm really liking the blue/turquoise on the subdials and chrono hand.
Great review Ben (as always). But what were they thinking with the coloursceme of the 24 hour dial? Turn the sceme 90 degrees so that there is a day and night indication...Mecaquartz is great. I love my Yema Rallygraph (about same price of less...). Do you have a link for the Sailcloth straps🤔
I must agree that it's an improvement although with all the ST19 variants out there a mecha quartz is not always calculated to appeal tothe vintage/homagy crowd?
Hi Blueboi, as far as I know Nezumi does not have an affiliate scheme at present. Nevertheless, if you're searching for something on Amazon, feel free to use my affiliate links there. Many thanks.
Can you calibrate the chrono seconds hand on a VK63? I dunno if it's the video angle, but it looks like the seconds hand isn't returning to 12 on this one.
Hello Ben i like your channel. I think its caters to normal humble public on a budget. I am tired of many youtuber s relentless obsession of pushing automatic and promoting automatic watches down the viewers throats. I feel dissapointed that quartz watches are always downplayed i dont think everyone needs a auto watch. The watch industry also want to sell auto for continous business. Let me know your thoughts from a passionate watch enthuast
Hey Ben, what do you think about the glycine Airman Double Twelve 42mm. Or the brand glycine. I just aquire one and it feels and looks good to me but I understand invicta owns it now. I'm not a fan of invicta. that said, is glycine worth the money and is it going to take a hit because of invictas reputation. What's your thoughts 🤔
Hey i would like to ask you a question are the "ice-watch" watches any good or worth buying ? I saw them in a store but i can't seem to find any useful information about them online
Thanks for the review and recommendation. Maybe a good xmas present for myself! I can also recommend the Dan Henry mekaquartz chronos for smaller wrists.
Nezumi does a very good job. I own a Voiture chronograph by them (which I personally prefer over the Tonnerre) and I love that watch. Great vintage design without feeling like a cheap rip-off of more known pieces and a size that is very much wearable for us smaller-wristed fellas...
Interesting brand with very nice designs. I hope they will consider making some more automatic models as well. I'm not too keen on a meca-quartz movement.
Excellent and finely produced review of a very viable chrono there Ben, always did like the look of Nezumi's watches. If you are looking for any other 38mm chronos, look no further than the Vapaus Vorcut, here is another superbly styled and executed chrono from a British company, well worth reviewing.
Hope you’ll include the Invicta model 35113 part of their vintage range like the 1953 diver. I picked it up earlier this year and it’s a cracking watch, especially when on discount.
Great review as usual Ben so Thanks! Ben, WHY do ALL these companies use a WORTHLESS 24 hr.sub-dial (just for aesthetics???…that’s my guess) instead of the classic (“Classic”…as in SO USEFUL it is considered necessary for many decades starting in the 30’s/40’s) a 12 hour totalizer. I’ve seen sub $200.USD Quartz Seikos on Amazon with just that: 1) Running Seconds 2) 30 minute totalizer 3) 12 hour totalizer….NOT that stewyupid 24 hour dial. Come on! Look out your window for Pete’s sake. Rant over ✌🏻 And PS, yes, I am a certificated Pilot…..or just certifiable :-)
Definitely an improvement! If you guys are listening, if you can pull off an interesting hommage to the nomos club that is not just a copy, you´d have my full attention:)
Not sure if you've heard of em but could you possibly get your hands on some Titan Watches? They are an Indian brand and they remind me of old school budget brands.
Is it really 12mm thick? Looks thicker in the shots. You say the weight is good; it doesn't want to slide forward like so many thick watches do? Dial looks nice.
Very nice watch, they did a great job, the price is about right. The 38mm size and 45mm lug to lug is too small for my 8" wrist, I prefer bigger. When I saw Nezumi, I was thinking Valuchi, Loreti....... Lol! I was wrong, this is very nice and a perfect size for the average wrist. A winner for sure!
See? This is exactly the thing that makes a company 10x more attractive. Simply the fact that they listened to the criticism made me a potential future customer. (Will definitely consider them when i can afford one!)
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Now this is what we need more of as reviewers. Companies that aren't afraid of feedback and know how to build upon it. Didn't like the first outing but this is right up my alley. It's fresh and funky yet tasteful.
Also, edging closer to 100k mate. Congratulations.
Always great to see a company using honest feedback to improve their products. Well done Ben 👏 👏👏
Damn, they really nailed the aesthetics.
That's a "homage" true to the actual meaning of the word, not a mindless copy. I'm sure it took as much effort as a totally original design would take. Well done!
Great looking watch and awesome that they listened. The best companies are those that listen to constructive criticism and feedback and use it to improve instead of getting butt hurt about it. Not every release is going to be a home run, but it seems like they’ve made an interesting offering here. Keep up the great work Ben.
I wished Seiko would listen to their customers. So they would better their quality controll. And put more sapphire crystals in their watches instead of their hardlex.
And maybe a smaller size
congratulations on reaching 100k subs ben. 😎
Only just seen this! I promise I'm not hacking the algorithm lmao. Cheers boss
Woah woah woah! 💙🔥 now this is fabulous! I’m so glad you did review this in the end, it’s very cool!
It's refreshing to see a microbrand selling watches at this price point where the makers appear to have spent more money on the product itself instead of the marketing. I don't remember the last time I saw another microbrand take this approach.
Whilst I'm not in the market for a chronograph at the moment, the Nezumi Tonnerre would be at the top of my list if I were, mainly to thank them for not jumping down the rabbit hole of wank that is the typical fashion-centric microbrand. The fact that it's a real homage (and a very tasteful one at that) is a bonus.
I usually don't like chronographs but this looks really nice. And it's the correct size for me. Nice one.
An absolute 100% uptick in quality, I love that finally a watchmaker decided to listen to the solid criticism
That watch... is freaking gorgeous. They nailed it. First mecha I've seen in a long time that I'd be happy to wear!
Just in case they (Nezumi) see this, though probably not, fair play and well done for actually listening to feedback and criticism!
It's here! A Chrono for slim wrists... I shed tears of joy seeing the dimensions. Now I hope I get enough poket money on Christmas to afford this watch.
About reviews though. I even think, sometimes a reviewers negative criticism can be taken by someone as a positive point. Best example are reviewers with mid-sized wrist saying the watch looks to small. Hell that is a pro for a slim wrist like mine.
Ben you are the most honest reviewer on RUclips I've bought most of my watches with what I've seen on your channel and it helped me alot, my wife is telling me that I'm very finicky about what I want from a watch and I think you've contributed to that but I'm not complaining just grateful for making me understand what to look for and what would suit my lifestyle, now this chronograph is exactly what I'm looking for seeing that I am in the market for one, keep up the great work and reviews🤙👌⌚🙏👏😊
You do as you seems fit man. Your critical comments helps watch companies improve their products which ultimately helps improve quality in the watch world. I am confident you'll make it to 100k subs
Although I actually didn't mind the styling of the original myself, I always appreciate a pop of color, and this looks stunning.
Great video !!! However, I do not see link for the sail cloth strap.....
Finally a brand that uses its brains instead of the marketing department.
Those companies that you say "don't use brains" earn much more than this kind of watch maker. This is why they do what they do. People who call very successful businessmen "dumb" are not very bright themselves. Watch quality is a different conversation
@@sergheirench7666Yeah plenty onlyfans models also earn way more than average, doesn't make them smart.
What's the point of conflating intelligence with income?
David is an artist. i mean, a real one. he is very exigeant with himself and with the people he work with for even the smallest detail.. one of my close relative is his exclusive photographer since one year and he constantly says that he learn a lot working with him, because of his exigeance. so i'm not surprise he listened what you said. i'm a big fan of his job and he is improving everytime.
I'll make one mine soon, looks gorgeous. I hesitated after your first Nezumi review, but this excellent update has swayed me. Thanks!
Nice job Nazuni! Only small thing for me would be gun-metal / dark hands for legibility
Thank you for reviewing this, as few reviews have come out since this watch was released. I own the black reverse panda and can confirm the dimensions fit the smaller-wristed of us perfectly. It’s a great vintage inspired design that has a feeling of authenticity rather than imitation.
My only criticism is the legibility of the minute/hour hands. They’re flat and high polished, and don’t stand out from the dial unless angled to reflect a light source. This introduces reflections to the crystal as well right when you’re trying to read it. It would’ve benefited from brushed hands which pick up light from all angles. Not a dealbreaker for me, but worth mentioning.
Overall a stunning watch packed with excellent design and well-balanced proportions. One of my favorites from Nezumi.
Tbh, the reason why I watch you is because you have consumers in mind when you review watches. In the era of over sensationalisation, it's important to not fall for the hype and listen to second opinion. So ignore the haters and keep being you because in the long run, your honesty will keep people watching you.
Agreed! This is a step up for Nezumi! I love it! Thanks for the review!
Now that's a proper watch! Hope this brand stays around and with the same design philosophy.
I hadn't worn a watch in years and recently had to buy one for my new job. I wanted a "real" old school analog watch and not a smartwatch. There's no way I'm ever going to spend thousands of dollars on a watch, and I appreciate your channel so much. I have discovered classy, dependable and affordable (yay!) options. Now I'm a watch enthusiast and enjoy your reviews. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!
What you doing is great Ben, don't change a thing!
Very decent looking piece. Kudos to Nezumi for taking constructive criticism ...I wish them success as a Brand.
Very nice improvements to the Nezumi. Well, I bit the bullet and just received my Seagull 1963. It looks even better in the flesh. Looking forward to your review. Keep up the good work Ben
I've always liked Nezumi, will definitely pick one up at some point
Now that is a chrono I'd consider buying! Not just because of its gorgeous design and colour scheme, but also, like you mentioned, because of its compact dimensions. I've sold off all of the meca-quartz-powered chronos that were in my collection, and wouldn't mind something as a grab-and-go that's as pretty as (or possibly even prettier than) my various mechanical chronographs. Thanks for reading their email more closely, and familiarizing me with this lovely timepiece and interesting new brand. All the best
Good job Nezumi and Ben! Making the watch world better one review at a time :)
“Opération Tonnerre” is how the fourth Bond film “Thunderball” is known in the French-speaking world.
Great name, great review and a striking watch too.
Nice dial and neat. But I have a problem on the hands that's the same hue as the dial. I hope they have a darker colour of the hands for contrast and easier to glance the time. Thanks
I considered their first offering too thick similar to a spinnaker. The all polished finish put me off as well… I’m ordering this one! Kudos to a brand that’s paying attention! Thanks for the informative review Ben!
Looks great. Im glad you included photo of Poljot 3017 chronograph for few sec. It is one of my favorite chronographs. Unfortunately a bit fragile
I’ve been lurking back & forth for the older Nezumi model being sold here by a local lad for $250. Given it’s a good price, think I’ll opt for this newer model after seeing this review. Thanks Ben
What a nice watch Ben. Very classy. Personally, I would pick a panda or reverse-panda. Keep this good work in next year. Best Regards, from Brazil.
Dan Henry has the same attitude. Amalgumisms of many vintage inspirations. 1964 is my fav.
Much better chrono than their previous edition, case looks awesome and the light blue accents and sundials 👏
Love your honest, and fantastic reviews. Not only informative but light and humours, much appreciated insight. I am going to grab a Nesumi watch shortly. I was wondering if you heard much about Miansia watches? Are they crap? Just marketing. Good luck and cant wait for more videos.
I was wondering about that brand name..... The website states: "The name Nezumi came from a book David read as a child about a Japanese ”Robin Hood” called Nezumi Kozo whom stole from the rich samurai and gave to the poor. We at Nezumi Studios support numerous charities, hence the name."
鼠 means mouse or rat. Names can be tricky though, so I checked and wiki states: Nezumi Kozō (鼠小僧) roughly means "Rat Kid".
That's super cool, thanks for sharing what you found
@@CrisEdmundson You're welcome. I was just curious, because I speak some Japanese.
Lol so this watch is called Rat. Ray boy!
Why not name the brand Robin if it's Robin Hood that they want us to associate with them?
Very beautiful watch, indeed! Lots of improvement!!!
For a small sized meca-quartz chrono I’d recommend to check out the Boldr field medic II. Got one a few months ago in titanium with blue nylon nato and it’s a great buy for the money
If people likes this one I'm glad, since it maybe slightly makes it up for another very well known brand from our country that's universally hated in the watch community (for good reasons). You know which one. Seriously though, this model series seems really good. Have had my eyes on Nezumi before, but wasn't convinced. This feels like a good improvement. Great review as usual, Ben. Always appreciate your consumer service approach.
I'm glad you gave them a second chance, that looks a very decent watch👍
Great to hear. Ive decided to stop buying more watches but will start supporting Nezumi on social media. This is the model to follow, not the lies of fashion brands
This review attracted a fair number of comments about quartz vs mechanical. I admit I really looked forward to getting my automatic, but what got me interested in watches was how they advanced with technology and how features on the watches came about due to advances in other technologies. I look at my radio controlled eco drives in the same way.
Love a radio controlled watch. Wear my Casio Lineage very regularly. Cool stuff.
@@BensWatchClub keep up the great work informing people about reasonably priced options for their hard earned money
I like it. I like the size too.
Spot on about the « homages » 1/1 copy’s are not a homage they are copy’s
The other reason to crit watches hard? When Ben gives a full thumbs-up we know it's a good watch. Only 900 subs away from the magic 100k, slimwrister :-) Congrats in advance and Merry Christmas.
Gorgeous, big respect to the brand
Tastefully made chronos are rather rare, but this one definitely nailed it.
That watch looks amazing. Very impressive.
It's always good when brands are willing to listen to constructive feedback from reviewers. We all want the same thing... Good quality watches.
Link for the sailcloth strap?
Damn, that watch looks significantly better than the previous model. I'm still not a fan of non resuable packaging, but their packaging does look fantastic. No idea how much it is though.
Hi Ben, always appreciate your content :) I’m looking into buying myself a new watch which is relatively inexpensive and am looking at the Maurice Lacroix Eliros range- I haven’t heard you talk much about this brand, so am wondering if you had any thoughts? Thank you!
I was skeptical about them but thank you for the review. Do you have any content about Undone watches they look like my chronographe suisse. Thank you
I already have a vintage inspired mecha-quartz chrono (Dan Henry 1962) but I just might pick one of these up. I'm really liking the blue/turquoise on the subdials and chrono hand.
Hey Ben, just keep going, you're watch reviews are good and we all have different views etc, just hang in there mate!
Great review Ben (as always). But what were they thinking with the coloursceme of the 24 hour dial? Turn the sceme 90 degrees so that there is a day and night indication...Mecaquartz is great. I love my Yema Rallygraph (about same price of less...).
Do you have a link for the Sailcloth straps🤔
I must agree that it's an improvement although with all the ST19 variants out there a mecha quartz is not always calculated to appeal tothe vintage/homagy crowd?
Could you add an affliate link along with the non affliate? We would like to support you!
Hi Blueboi, as far as I know Nezumi does not have an affiliate scheme at present. Nevertheless, if you're searching for something on Amazon, feel free to use my affiliate links there. Many thanks.
Can you calibrate the chrono seconds hand on a VK63? I dunno if it's the video angle, but it looks like the seconds hand isn't returning to 12 on this one.
Hello Ben i like your channel. I think its caters to normal humble public on a budget. I am tired of many youtuber s relentless obsession of pushing automatic and promoting automatic watches down the viewers throats. I feel dissapointed that quartz watches are always downplayed i dont think everyone needs a auto watch. The watch industry also want to sell auto for continous business. Let me know your thoughts from a passionate watch enthuast
I'm buying the silver dial version right now it's absolutely beautiful
I have the silver dial on a grey leather cuff, and I love it. Easily one of my favorite watches.
This looks really good love the twisty lugs; I really liked the voiture model but was never 100% sold
Great video and always appreciate your thorough research and observations. Thanks Ben!
Shenzen, Italy. The place I didn't know existed.
Thanks to my geography teacher Ben.
Stockholm Sweden. Not to be confused with Stockholm Wisconsin.
I think you are realistic and that's why I trust and like your reviews.
Hey Ben, what do you think about the glycine Airman Double Twelve 42mm. Or the brand glycine. I just aquire one and it feels and looks good to me but I understand invicta owns it now. I'm not a fan of invicta. that said, is glycine worth the money and is it going to take a hit because of invictas reputation. What's your thoughts 🤔
Hey i would like to ask you a question are the "ice-watch" watches any good or worth buying ? I saw them in a store but i can't seem to find any useful information about them online
Thanks for the review and recommendation. Maybe a good xmas present for myself! I can also recommend the Dan Henry mekaquartz chronos for smaller wrists.
I LOVE how these look. I would love to get two of these in different color variation just to pair with different outfits
Hey, is there a chance you could check out Louis xvi watches? Havent really seen a professional video about those. Some look tempting
Parnis has some nice small chronographs
The color way Ben recommends? Already out of stock. Good job, Ben.
Nezumi does a very good job. I own a Voiture chronograph by them (which I personally prefer over the Tonnerre) and I love that watch. Great vintage design without feeling like a cheap rip-off of more known pieces and a size that is very much wearable for us smaller-wristed fellas...
That brushed casing is definitely an improvement on the prior model. I'd wondered what happened to Nezumi, seemed to go dark for a short while.
Interesting brand with very nice designs. I hope they will consider making some more automatic models as well. I'm not too keen on a meca-quartz movement.
Nice, I have been keeping an eye on their website, but didnt know if they were legit, but this sounds great!
Not quite my style, but seemingly well made. I am still kicking myself for not buying the Loews which I adore. Thanks, Ben!
Shenzhen, Italy.......... cracked it!!!!
Excellent and finely produced review of a very viable chrono there Ben, always did like the look of Nezumi's watches. If you are looking for any other 38mm chronos, look no further than the Vapaus Vorcut, here is another superbly styled and executed chrono from a British company, well worth reviewing.
Hey Ben! could you please review the casio gshock ga 2000 which is also like the ga2100 but its round and is 47mm.
That's all well and good but the seconds hand doesn't reset to zero, that's a pretty big QC issue in my book for a new unit...
Hope you’ll include the Invicta model 35113 part of their vintage range like the 1953 diver. I picked it up earlier this year and it’s a cracking watch, especially when on discount.
Loving the look of this watch, going on my buy list.
Got my first mechanical watch this week 🙌
Bulova though
You should do a video on Forge & Foster, have been seeing their aggressive advertising on Facebook recently
Great review as usual Ben so Thanks!
Ben, WHY do ALL these companies use a WORTHLESS 24 hr.sub-dial (just for aesthetics???…that’s my guess) instead of the classic (“Classic”…as in SO USEFUL it is considered necessary for many decades starting in the 30’s/40’s) a 12 hour totalizer. I’ve seen sub $200.USD Quartz Seikos on Amazon with just that: 1) Running Seconds 2) 30 minute totalizer 3) 12 hour totalizer….NOT that stewyupid 24 hour dial. Come on! Look out your window for Pete’s sake. Rant over ✌🏻
And PS, yes, I am a certificated Pilot…..or just certifiable :-)
Definitely an improvement! If you guys are listening, if you can pull off an interesting hommage to the nomos club that is not just a copy, you´d have my full attention:)
Not sure if you've heard of em but could you possibly get your hands on some Titan Watches? They are an Indian brand and they remind me of old school budget brands.
Looks great! Well done!
Is it really 12mm thick? Looks thicker in the shots. You say the weight is good; it doesn't want to slide forward like so many thick watches do? Dial looks nice.
Very nice watch, they did a great job, the price is about right. The 38mm size and 45mm lug to lug is too small for my 8" wrist, I prefer bigger. When I saw Nezumi, I was thinking Valuchi, Loreti....... Lol! I was wrong, this is very nice and a perfect size for the average wrist. A winner for sure!
0:29 “Shenzen, Italy” 😂😂😂😂😂
See? This is exactly the thing that makes a company 10x more attractive. Simply the fact that they listened to the criticism made me a potential future customer. (Will definitely consider them when i can afford one!)