Dan Henry Watches... I'm Still Not Totally Impressed.
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I own two Dan Henry's. For the price, you get good quality and a beautiful watch. I find that is Dan Henry's selling point: vintage looking and aesthetically pleasing at a fair price. I love you man but you sometimes seem to forget that not everyone (always) has a larger budget to buy actual vintage and / or the ability or desire to properly service or care for the watches. Just my two cents.
Hamilton has some vintage inspired pieces that are just incredible...and it has a real movement, not a quartz i can find in a Fossil. Dan Henry is not cheap for what they provide.
@@brianhsin678 Again though, Hamilton costs a lot more than Dan Henry! With this DH you get a nice looking piece for under $300. A Hamilton Intra-Matic will set you back $2,000+. It’s a totally unfair comparison.
@@redletterl78 Bulova Lunar Pilot>Orient Neo 70's >Seagull 1963>Tissot V8 Chronograph > Seiko Prospex speedtimer all have more chops than DH.
@@brianhsin678 seiko speedtimer is a banger of a watch no matter the tier.
For real, with the new 1975 release, a ton of people are mentioning how TTT doesn't like them, and I could already guess why. Surprise, most people don't actually want to own a vintage watch, that can die at any second and usually has low quality glass or a ton of wear.
If you live in a country like mine. Norway when the sun never go down in the summer and never rise in the vinter a 24 hour dial is very much aprichiated.
The why the Russians make so many for Arctic expeditions. Love Norway BTW :-) Except for the beer prices!
@@unixnerd23 The prices isnt too bad i think for us but i see what you mean😅
An all-nighter or a late night out could seriously screw up your internal clock those places :D
@@kris4733 Yes it does😄you now it is terrible when it is mid day when you come out of the bar at 0300 at night😅
@@unixnerd23 True. Also when a single country spans 11 time zones, plus maybe keeping track of European business centers or fishing ships out to sea, 24 hour dials, second time zone and World timer bezels are handy :)
He's comparing the DH to an Axios and Beaufort, which cost double the DH. This isn't a valid comparison.
Vintage aesthetics with a modern, reliable movement at a very affordable price. What’s not to like?
That's my take. But watch collecting is so personal there really is no wrong way to go about it.
They didnt pay him enough
Exactly! Dan Henry the man is a true horologist with an enviable watch collection. The watches he offers are based on many of the watches in his collection. They are tributes and homages more than direct copies of any specific watch, and they are offered to collectors and watch enthusiasts at very reasonable prices considering the level of quality offered. Honestly, I'd rather add a Dan Henry to my collection over a Seiko which still inexcusably has chapter ring and/or bezel alignment issues, or other quality control issues no one should find acceptable at this price point. What's not to like about Dan Henry?
I just hate the brand’s name…”Dan Henry” “Christopher Ward” it’s so weird
Their customer service is the worst I ever dealt with
Seen a lot of others that had problems too
If Dan Henry had sent this in for review, it would be.. in fact.. a spec monster
Yup. Boldr watches are soooo great. And free to TTT. I generally unsubscribed for reasons such as this review.
@@bluesdog645 ikr, Boldr is Soo crap
Lmfaooo 🤣🤣
Imo hes an honest man who won't lie and give a false review.
I have 3 Dan Henrys and I do understand the negatives. I wish they had sapphire or acrylic, milled clasps but overall they are great. No worries about maintenance, just good looking easy grab and go watches with really nice vintage vibes that don’t cost a bundle. I see some watch snobs are hating on them but many of us like having inexpensive no hassle options in our collections, for me these fit the bill.
I honestly don’t understand the statements such as “garbage’ when reading the comments on watch reviews. If you don’t like it, say so but please don’t insult the people that love their watch. This watch is not garbage and there are quite a few things to admire. I love chronos, but don’t like the Dan Henry watches particularly as I prefer a watch with heritage. But that is only me ... I own a Hamilton Intra-Matic Auto Chrono, which I adore, but many people dislike, which is fine.... each to his own.
True.
calling a thing garbage is not insulting someone. And you shouldnt take it so personally.
@@jaer.6540 Thanks for the reply. I don’t take it personally, it is just very rude.
@@thejupiter2 Bingo!
@@thejupiter2 There’s that rudeness to which Eddie referred. He posts an honest opinion; you act like a dick. There’s a difference.
Dan Henry‘s concept could not be more clear: the functionality and looks of vintage design classics without the headache and at entry level prices. You buy them because you want the design. So did I with the DH 1970 (which is a near-exact replica of a 1967 Exactus Supercompressor) and I could not be happier: super-cool, no-nonsense, authentic vintage style, great case finishing, great lume, and most importantly: authentic 40mm size.
Do I think that a $300 Seiko (“with only a mineral crystal” - and garbage bracelet) looks better under a loupe? Probably. Is it a viable alternative? Certainly not. I don’t mind you pointing out manifest execution defects, yet your consistently annoyed tone of voice and nitpicking, as if DH was somehow pretentious or dishonest, does indeed come across as snobbish and more of an ego problem than a watch problem - unless you were merely hunting for comments.
You're dead on, especially that annoying tone...
Spot On!
You hammered multiple nails. My 1964 makes me enjoy the aestethic of the most beautiful Omega ever made (145.005) to my semi-rough job everyday. At a 250$ price point. With a reliable pick-up quartz.
DH making hommages to vintage watches 99.8% of people have never heard of is an excellent move.
There's always an ego problem present in everyone of his videos.
I'm sure TTT was just hunting for comments and trying to sound like an expert. I mean he's a "watch guy" that doesn't know the difference between a zulu and nato strap. And when people tried to educate him in the comments, his reply was literally "who cares". We'll most people that are into watches do...
Dan Henry watches are in a niche by themselves. Are they homages? Yes. But many are homages to watches you will never own or even see in the wild. It would be nice to own a chronograph from the 1930s but what are the odds you find one in decent condition? How much will the service costs be if you damage it? Would it even be fixable?
Yeah I loved his comment about "I'd rather just buy a vintage watch" like yeah dude, just go and buy a Rolex Daytona Panda or in the case of his 1939, just go and buy a 1930s patek chrono?
From the owner of DH 1962 perspective I must say that even now - 1,5 year after a purchase I’m glad I did it. I like not only the glass (that catches some flaws while being used), a well balance dial and tiny details that build up the watch. I like the approach to the customer as well - e-mail replied within Shirt period of time, openness to customers’ needs. If I was to buy this watch again I would probably do so.
I have a silver dial version. Not only is it super cool looking, especially on the ultra-comfy BOR bracelet, but the Seiko Chrono is the jam! No fuss. No extra steps. Just start/stop/reset with ease and quite accurate. But the STAND OUT feature is DH Customer Service. I wrote asking to buy a new solid end for the bracelet. I bought the watch pre-owned so I was expecting to pay for the items. Dan Henry, himself, replied and sent a set of links ...no charge. He said he wanted everyone who owns one of his watches to have full access of customer service. Jory may not be totally impressed, but I am.
That is pretty cool.
Respect for DH!
They lost the panda I ordered from them, 3 months for getting an refund…never again.
Hey, a bit low-key and negative, it’s a cool brand for 260 bucks, and a little different. 🧐🏴
I've gotten the most compliments for the dan Henry panda watch in my collection.
As you should, it's a gorgeous watch got myself one aswell
I have it on my wish list, congratulations
@@larsstougaard7097 1 note though. The bracelet is very difficult to resize
Are people stopping you in the street?
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JORY: isn’t impressed by Dan Henry
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(Jory tied up in an abandoned warehouse)
(The video Intro I was referring to with Hugo Mountbatten)
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As someone who owns this exact watch, I’ll give you that all your points are pretty valid. That being said, this watch was a graduation present from my parents when I got my bachelor’s, so it has a special place in my collection.
sometimes that's all that matters to be honest. 👍
My Dad was into watches, used to explain to me as a kid about automatic movements. Sadly, he never could afford them. When he died he left several quartz watches. Only one could I get going and wear. It will always be my prized watch. If I knew back then what I know now, I would have found a way to get him a nice automatic.
I think it was well chosen and a great beginning to a successful and fulfilling life and career! Cheers!
@@blasien1 your Dad sounds really cool, awesome memories I bet ✝️🇺🇸🤙🏻
I own 4 Dan Henry's, and I love them.
Sorry it's now you standard.
Cool 😎
I own three Dan Henry watches. I love them. I can't live without my Oris watches and I can't live without my Dan Henry watches. DH's design team is top tier!
Never had the pleasure of reviewing a Dan Henry. I think the thing with a lot of people on vintage watches is that a lot of people want a modernised version. Very much like when people take classic cars and then pack them with modern engines and drives.
I have a very good friend who owns an auto restoration shop and I spend many hours there every week. The current trend for the last few years has been classic Camaros, Chevelles, and tri-5 Chevys with LS engine conversions and modern suspensions. They have the classic lines outside but the bulletproof internal workings to make the best of both worlds.
Given the style, build quality, and affordable price point, I think Dan Henry offers a fantastic value for money. Just great looking watches that serve a purpose with vintage aesthetic.
regarding the 24 hour sub dial, I have a couple of watches with this complication. I really don't mind it but, the only function I have gotten from it is when you set the date, it's easy to know if the watch is currently showing AM or PM time.
I have several DH's and enjoy them all. We have to remember what we have paid for them so they ain't going to be perfect. They're a niche watch but, on balance, represent good overall value. The 1962 Panda really looks the part to my eyes. A very thorough and honest review as always with the usual high level of entertainment.
I love vintage watches. I just don't want the headache of renovating old watches. I'm glad that there are vintage style new watches. BTW, imagine all the specks and tarnish on an actual vintage watch dial.
Vintage watches need more care and cost more. The Dan Henry's give you the vintage look w/o the vintage costs. I hope he makes one I like soon because I like his aesthetic and would like to get one. Be great for a beater.
The name, Tri-Compax, refers to the three complications: the moon-phase, chronograph, and complete calendar (it's often mistakenly assumed that “tri-compax” refers to a chronograph sub-dial configuration).
When it came out a few years ago, I bought the slate grey version with the date complication and I still appreciate this watch. Simple, with a very nice beads of rice bracelet and with a reliable movement. Pretty good package for the price in my opinion.
Which quartz alternative would you recommend?
I hear you. Here's my take. I love chronographs, in particular vintage manual wind ones. Love the sub 40mm sizes, the look, the proportions, the simplicity. Have owned multiple examples with valjoux, landeron, lemania and seiko movements. But, it's a minefield. I had 3 break within a month of each other (even though they were well looked after), and each would cost me more to fix than I paid for it. That's where to me DH makes sense. I got the 1962 black dial, the universal geneve 'evil Nina'. To get the watch it was based on would cost me min $10k. Way more than I am prepared to spend on any watch - have other priorities. And I would still have the same anxiety about it breaking so probably would end up not wearing it at all. So I now have a watch that has a very similar look but is not a clone, with a reliable movement, made by a guy who is a world renowned watch collector and really appreciates good design. I don't care about looking at my watches through a microscope. My own example is absolutely good enough. I don't regret my purchase at all but I get why it's not for everyone.
I love this watch. Very nice looking.
I turned on the second hand by pressing the top right crown. Why does the second hand stop sweeping after a few hours? Can I get it to sweep continually? Thanks.
The second hand on a chronograph is only supposed to be moving if you're actually measuring passing time or speed. If the hand were always moving, then you'd have to wait until it reaches the 12 o'clock position to actually measure the passing time.
I’ve owned a DH 1962 panda for a few months now and while I don’t wear it everyday, I really like how the white dial and black subdials pop through the domed crystal, especially out in the sunlight. And it works great on the black/brown leather straps or NATO I got for it too. So I can wear it casually or even with a suit.
Perhaps ‘twas because I got the white dial but I didn’t notice any imperfections with my naked eye and have been quite pleased by the vintage styling. And given how rare and expensive the Universal Geneve Compax it’s based on is, I was very happy to pay $270 for such an iconic looking piece.
I appreciate your honest review. I appreciate your advice to the manufacturer.
I like that the chronograph second sweep the Tach ring.
A fair point to consider, I think, is the accessibility of vintage watches. For example, I have the Dan Henry pilot chrono (1964?). There is nothing I would rather have more than a vintage bretiling co pilot that it is partially inspired by. However, not only are those watches scarce, they are very expensive.
Also as a side note, the crystal cracked on mine and DH replaced it with a new sapphire one for free. Fantastic customer service. I think it is an important consideration when dealing with micro brands, as some can be overseas and be difficult to deal with.
If the crystal wasn’t so “domed” or “bulky”, I’d probably bought a DH time ago. Very nice watch in my eyes (and wallet...)👌🏻
The watch looks nice but I’m not sure about the price of it honestly seems a bit expensive for the specs
Yeah, if they put milled clasp and sapphire crystal then they can charge this.
You’re paying for design. And that’s worth quite a bit in my book.
This is the one I keep coming back to, ever since it came out, tri compax no date reverse panda is the pick of the bunch for me
I have this same watch but with the date. I like it. It would be nice if it was a full sapphire crystal. I don't mind the thickness of the watch.
Same actually. I own a Dan Henry panda, was super jazzed about it, and now it’s the one in my collection that I never wear. Just not a huge fan of it.
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@@larsstougaard7097 wanna buy it?
@@kylenicholas6362 I have a Certina watch I'm going to look at tomorrow, will get back to you if I'm game. There is a few Dan Henry I really like, so will get one sometime in the future for sure.
@@kylenicholas6362 Message me privately about pricing and we could come to an agreement if you are actually willing to part with the watch.
I have this watch with the silver sunburst, it offers pretty average value for money - definitely nothing to shout about. Sapphire for me would've been great. I swapped out the beads of rice and I thought it felt cheap and went for a nice mesh to keep it vintage. It is one to buy purely for the looks which it pulls off convincingly and I love the silver sunburst/black dial combo...and nice to have a grab 'n go in a box full of mostly automatics. I looked under macro at mine and hand finishing is clean and polished, no burrs and no specs on the dial that I can see but I bought mine recently so maybe it has been improved...however indexes similar to your review sample, could do with a clean and polish.
New to your channel
I just purchased my first watch a 1964 As your reviewing. I’m impressed with both your review and the watch.
Yeah cos vintage daytonas are so easy to pick up
The 1970 Orange is their coolest watch and at $290 for a auto.
A bit more affordable than a vintage early 60’s tri-compax chronograph????
I think you need to choose your comparisons a bit more carefully mate
I own 2 DH’s, actually wearing the 1962 right now, and am very happy with them. I see the plastic cylinder case as a time capsule.
Despite this review and another (less snobby) I've viewed on Urban Gentry regarding this make/model, I have ordered a Dan Henry 1964 with a white face and 3 black sub dials. I will enjoy it.
Besides price… what are the main differences between hamilton chonros and dan henry chronos
So for the money what else would you recommend?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I am under the impression that there is no sapphire since it is hard to make these highly doomed crystals in sapphire, which leaves mineral or acrylic. Think acrylic would've been a better choice. As Jory noted, the domed crystal is the reason to buy this along with vintage diameter. I have this in silver, no dirt. Noticed number was low, maybe QC improved. I imagine a vintage Omega Seamaster Chrono that this is a near copy of would be expensive and hard to find. Just looked one up on C24 for $3700, and not great condition. Even the pie pan depression around rim of dial and matched bent second Chrono hand is copied from the Omega.
I have a 1962 Panda. I agree it's not a spec monster. But it's a fun and stylish piece. And at the price they come in at there is bound to be some compromises.
You are paying for the look, but DH gets that part right.
Reviewing a Dan Henry 1964 without talking about the beautiful Aston Martin DB5 on the caseback, or without mentioning the story behind the time capsule...
Bit disappointed here. Did you do your homework well?
👍🏻 Thank you 🙏🏻
Nice, as always!
Nice inexpensive watch with low grade imperfections.
I wasn't aware that you hadn't reviewed a DH before. I have this watch, though with silver dial & 3 black sub-dials. I find it to be a pretty nice watch. I do think there's something to be said for getting a DH or any vintage-style watch vs. actual vintage watch. The latter can be highly expensive and worrying to wear...the former looks the part and involves less worry. Thanks for this review, T3.
I would really like to see a "Time teller" take on Lorier.
I’ve got my eye on a Falcon 2.
@@chriscon8463 what do you think about the geminis?
Tbh the only take you need is your own personal feelings towards the watch. I love Lorier, it really doesn't matter what any reviewer says.
It’s Gran Turismo I think 😊 Had the panda-version. Never struck me as poor finish. The thickness was more on the negative. And the feeling of the buttons isn’t top notch. Other than that ir’s one of the few chronographs with under 45mm lug to lug, not expensive, nice bracelet and a nice strap. Good review, but I don’t think most people will ever see the small imperfections with the watch on wrist 😊
Perfect timing! Bought my first Dan Henry 2 days ago, it will arrive this Wednesday. Looking at eBay they hold their value so I’ll only lose about £30-£50 when or if I come to sell it. I eyed the 1964 for about 2 years and always held off pulling the trigger for snobbish reasons, fundamentally I like the design so I thought I’d give in and give it a try.
I bought this one and i could not be happier. Love the feel ans look of it. Definitely something different in my collection.
I love vintage look watches, but don't want the hassle of a vintage watch. I think a Seiko movement gives some credibility, TGV says good things about them in his channel, but Jory made some good points about quality. Undecided more than ever.
@Bad Matt I think your watch looks amazing. I can understand why you love it. I think the retail price is very good. I wished Jory would have said a bit about Dan Henry, who he is and his connection to vintage watches. I think this story gives the watch more appeal. Congrats.
How about the case back?
I got the bi-compax in the panda with date. I love it. It grew on me and I play with it a lot. It's not perfect, but it suits me.
I have the 1937 in gold. Great looking watch.
So do I, absolute love it!
I have that one too. I sometimes wear mine on a blue NATO. I think it's better built than this one.
I got two, the 63 and the 64. 64 pretty much turned into my daily driver. No complaints.
Not everyone has 10,000 dollars to spend on a vintage watch. And those watches are very delicate that you cannot even wear them. So DH offers tremendous value for collectors.
What about Nezumi????
Looking at this really nice design motivates me to get my circa 1970 LeJour reverse panda bi-register chronometer repaired and serviced asap. That will probably cost twice as much as this Dan Henry.
I love the vintage styling, but sure as heck don't want the performance of something made from a few decadesbefore I was born. Classic Ferraris have some of the sexiest designs, but put it on the track today and it'll most liklely get smoked by a Civic. So I appreciate those that tries to bring back only the nice part of the past that I appreciate. I think a DH will have to be in my collection some day.
Vintage spec watch with in house movement. Vostok still using the same design from the 1950-60s.
was looking for a vintage style chrono, went with a Merkur (Pierre Paulin) black panda, at least it has a genuine mechanical movement... ;-)
I did the exact same thing. For the same reasons.
Same thing I did, but with the Sugess watch instead, solely because it was 40mm. I love the panda bicompax and the exhibition caseback, and will likely get one of the Merkur FODs in blue as well... although, I have been eyeing that Zodiac GrandRally, and it’s hard to decide!
I had the silver dial 1939 but sold it. I liked it way more in photos than on the wrist.
Yup, I sold mine after a month. Didn’t really like how it looked on wrist and it felt kinda cheap too. Guess I’m just used to more substantial modern watches
@@_AlphaLimaGolf I hung on to mine longer hoping it would grow on me. I really liked the dial, but it wore wide and tall. I think the lack of bezel and pronounced dome on the crystal combined to make it feel off. Just never got much wrist time. I did ok selling it though, so that’s a good point for the brand.
I'm loyal follower of the channel. Finally bought me a New Oris Big Crown Pro Pilot. LOVED it. Until it popped while winding it!!😫 so sent it back to online seller. Very professional customer service so far. Been waiting for turnaround for about 1 month. I'll keep ya informed. 🤷♂️ now I'm gonna be scared to touch it. Any advice?
I have this exact watch in my collection. It's not perfect, but still a cool watch that looks much more expensive than 260$. Interesting piece for a collection with little story and good chronograph.
However, I somehow scratched it in first 2 months so it has a big scratch on the crystal and it's harder to love and wear this watch as much as other my mechanical watches which are little more expensive. So you should know it before buying.
Excellent review Jordy. It's a nice watch. I'll be honest. I would not be happy with an unclean dial on a watch. I would keep seeing those specs.. Confession. I have a Heimdallr red dial Monster from Ali Express, couldn't find a pristine original Seiko in Europe for less than €1400 and I wouldn't pay that. Anyway, the Heimdallr cost me €95. It has a perfect dial, clean hands, no specs of debris anywhere. If a Chinese homage costing less than €100 can have a clean good quality dial (including all night lume) so should a $260 microbrand.
spec monster is a funny flex. The function of a watch is to tell time. My all measures, this meca-quartz watch tells time with accuracy an order of magnitude greater than those other's mentioned. So which has better specs? I'd say the watch that tells time most accurately by a factor of 10. JMTC
I love DH watches and also am a fan of the seiko mecca quartz movement. It allows these micro brands to put out some really beautiful vintage inspired pieces.
I will say one thing I don’t like about all seiko mecca quartz watches (dan Henry, undone urban, seiko SSB), the chronograph second hand and subdial hands sometimes come not aligned properly from the factory and there’s no way to adjust it other than taking the watch apart and manually realigning it. Out of Alignment as in the hands don’t reset exactly to 0, they can be slightly off.
I’m picking up mine Monday just because it’s a nice watch
At the end of the video I was able to see the minute register for the chrono is not aligned with the chrono seconds hand...
A 24-hr sub-dial is useful for date setting IMO.
I have the 1964 and the 1970 and I really like both, although legibility on the 1964 slate gray is very questionable. The 1937 is gorgeous but I wish they had manual/automatic options, including the 1937, instead of only Mecaquartz chronographs.
Again I ask, why have you failed to mention the LUG WIDTH?
19mm
the watches he makes coulda been better as far as specs. very good review , hope he take saw his flaws in his watches. however you get what you pay for. i have 2 of his watches because i love vintage watches, people grab my arm, to actually see the dial. i would love to see him up his game and give us something authentic.
would appreciate a DH 1970 review being as though it has an automatic Seiko Caliber NH35 movement.
would be pretty cool to see a comparison of microbrand watches that use the Seiko Caliber NH35 movement
Underrated watch brand ! Just got the blue 1970s version and I love it. It looks 10x the price.
Shocked at the pressed clasp and dirt on the face. Thought they were a bit higher end.
Great video
Always wanted a 1972 porsche design orfina but they’re just too expensive. Bought a dan henry 1972 & for the price,its a very nice & solid watch. Import taxes are currently a little extortionate to the uk,so i hope DH finds a supplier over here soon.
I think it’s reasonable for $260. I have been interested in owning a mecaquartz.
I won't buy a $3,000 watch OR these $30 Chinese watches for $260; neither is reasonable to me. I'd feel much more ripped off buying this one in particular.
@@briansc5148 Agree. This is NOT worth 260$
These vintage look without the vintage price (or upkeep) watches are a constant draw for me. I like that you can try the vintage look before going all in, being that I tend to over-analyze things (less risk). All the better when you also get a good story with your vintage-look watch.
It would be interesting to get your take on a 1968 Dragster Chrono, or even see what you see under the macro-lens on the more ambitious 1939 Military Chronograph from the Dan Henry offerings.
I do suspect the “1964”, is because it’s a kind of homage to the Heuer Carrera. Though that was was launched in 1963, I’ll guess it uses the 64, to prevent confusion with the Seagull one, or maybe because of copyright issues.
I Like the package and the dome
I have to be honest if Dan Henry started using the ST19 mechanical movement on there chronographs then id get one.
..and the holes are not drilled in the center of the hands on the 3 subdials. All are off center. If they were actually continually spinning you would see how out of round the inner circle of each hand was. Yes, a bit nit picky, but how hard is it to drill the holes in the center? If Timex can center theirs why can't Dan Henry's manufacturer?
Apart from that, I do like these. Still considering a 1939 in silver. Thx for showing us this TTT.
Pilots use the 24 hour register. Astronauts loved them as when you are in space you do not know when day or night is.
The 24 hour registerhelps also if you live in an area like Alaska when there is no night or in some places in winter there is no day.
But pilots and travelers appreciate the 25 hour register.
Gmt watches do.
I must admit to be somewhat biased in favor of DH’s watches and found your tone at the beginning of the video grating. However, as you went along I saw the things you pointed out and it also seemed that your tone changed. I think it’s a fair review. I think it’s likely a good buy if one knows what it is. I can certainly appreciate DH’s effort to promote the beauty of vintage watches in a reliable and affordable package.
Idk, for the price i don't think they are too bad. 1963 and the 1939 are pretty good looking watches. I love vintage watches myself but im not a fan of the smaller sizes that watches were made back then. 38 to 42mm is where i like them. I like dans designs, would love to see some mechanical versions..
It's a budget watch, sir. I thinking to order one.
With true Vintage watches you tend to have more problems and issues arise. IMO the DH watches are very good quality overall, have suprisingly incredible Lume. My main gripe is they are a tad too small for my taste at 38mm to 40mm.. I would prefer for me a 42mm for my big wrist, it may not sound like but 2 to 3mm can make huge difference in a watch case. Also some watches will wear smaller or larger for their size. I had this very same watch scored off of Ebay.. waited a long time to find a good priced pre-owned DH but at 38mm it felt like a toy. Still I noticed the quality but If I had kept I would have never worn it, and unlike others I wear the watches I own. So the 1963 is currently the only watch in the DH lineup that you can get in a larger 42.5mm case.
Jordy, for the measly sum DH is asking for this Meca Quartz is vey little to criticize. What watch is NOT a homage of an earlier timepiece?
Good video
I would like to see a review of a Weiss watch.
Would this watch fit my 8 inch wrist?
No
How about a review on Hermes watches. Are they a fashion watch or the real thing ?