@Anak Kalimantan Thanks for the support! 🙏🏾 Good for me to know that packaging matters. Just so you know, this came in a simple but solid cardboard box that's very well protected by bubble wrap.
Thanks for the shout out mate. I'm glad you like the watch as much as I do. I completely agree that this is the best budget pilot watch out there. Their quartz pilot chronograph is also really good too. It's a bit smaller too, for those who think this is a bit big for them. I have a review of that on my channel too. Great review mate.
Thanks buddy! Credit where it's due - I wouldn't have known this piece existed if it wasn't for your review. I really hope they use that 40mm chrono case and make smaller versions of these automatics. They'd practically win the AliExpress flieger game.
Out of curiosity, do either of you have experience with the Hong Kong microbrand Ticino and their fliegers? They're pretty hard to find nowadays, but it'd be interested in a comparison between this, Ticino, Tisell, Steeldive, Citizen Avion, etc.
I have the 40mm PT5000 version and it’s one of best watches I own. The lume doesn’t seem that impressive at first but I am yet to pick it up in the middle of the night and not be able to read it. The 40mm case is the perfect size for me and the hi beat movement and domed sapphire punch way above its price point. It looks great on just about any trap and I managed to get an oyster-style 20mm bracelet to fit nicely and the legibility is welcome to my old eyes.
I think I've seen most videos on this timepiece. I ordered one for my 7.5 wrist. Your review was fabulous too. Great speaking voice with a soothing accent. I'm thinking of ordering the Type A variant too. Bless you.
Totally agree about size. Would love this in a 39 - 40mm. And maybe an A dial variant (or do they have one already?). Also love the fact that it has a brushed finish. Blue hands and WR also are great.
I've been hoping for a 40mm, but it seems they don't have any plans on making one. Not surprising seeing how popular this one is. They do have a Type-A which also looks amazing. Check out my AliExpress link in the description, it shows both dial options. Thanks for watching!
I decided to purchase this B-Uhr after watching your review and others. Your format is excellent and a few seconds commenting on the packaging would be just fine. Thank you for the work you put into these videos.
Get a mechanical Flieger with the Seagul ST-3600-2 ! I like them better as the movement is closer to the original. There are heaps on Aliexpress with sapphire Seagull movt C3 lume or around $80-90 us! I bought a type B and love it plus it's keeping awesome time. Cheers mate...
@@WristWatching Yeah fair enough as I said I just prefer these pocket watch movements in these watches and it's super accurate on the time graph +5. Anyway cheers mate...
I had already ordered this watch when I found your review, so sorry for that. Very good review, I must say, so I was reassured that I had made the right choice hitting the "order" button. I expect the watch to arrive in a week or two/three and I'll let you know my thoughts if you like.
Thanks so much for the kind words! You definitely made the right choice ordering this one, I hope you get it in the mail soon. You'll surely enjoy it for a long time to come. Let me know what you think about it!
Really great review. I saw your comments on Relative Time so.i decided to check your channel.out. I've subscribed...great review...I totally agree with all your points...I love love love this watch.
Thanks so much for watching! I get how you feel. This is easily the watch that impressed me the most this year. I wasn't expecting that kind of quality for the price at all.
Escapement Time also sell these with the PT5000 movement which is Chinese (Hong Kong?) version of the ETA2824-2 or Sellita ST200. They're about US$70 more expensive but could be worth it if you're after something with a slightly higher beat rate. Brilliant review - subscribed.
Got mine a few days ago. Very nice watch. High quality materials. The alleged NH35 Seiko movement inside has no adjustments and has unbalanced advance/delay in the 6 positions. It has delay in the 2 critical positions in which the watch is most of the time : 6 up and 9 up. Position 6 up delay is - 8 seconds.Position 9 up delay is - 48 seconds. That’s too much!. I’ll have to fix that if possible. I wonder if I have a Japan NH35 or a Malaysia NH35 inside. The average delay is around - 10 seconds with the advance of the other positions. During the night I put the watch in 3 up position that has a 12 seconds advance to catch-up. Very nice and good looking watch anyway.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your experience! That's very erratic indeed. I've come to expect positional variance like that from Seiko movements, even my 6R15D is very erratic in different positions. Hope you managed to tune yours to better numbers.
Great review. The lettering is too thick, but then again, it is needed for the application of the lume. Something is off about this watch. Technically it has some robust components and finishes for the price. I hope they didn’t cheapen out and put in a subpar movement, because from this review, this watch is true bargain for a Flieger model.
Since this review, they've discontinued this model with the NH35 movement. They've replaced the movement with the PT5000. It's a higher beat movement, but I'm not sure about its robustness compared to the trusty NH35. They also made a price hike with that movement change.
I have this watch. I hated the plane logo on the back - but it can be easily removed. My watchmaker said that all he did was to removed the caseback - which was very tight - and applied heat. The airplane logo fell off, apparently it was a separate piece of metal just glued onto the caseback. Then I had the caseback engraved with the same style as a Laco Flieger, because in my view the only "original" thing about a flieger from Stowa or Laco is the name and in fact the size of the watch and movement do not mimic the original. My engraving has the exact specs of this watch in the same style print as the 1940's B-UHR. And I replaced the strap with a German one in the B-UHR style that had more distance so no unnecessary wear on the strap. My complaint about the watch is that I feel that the "tail" of the second hand is too long, I feel that the tail of the second hand should not obscure the hour numbers on the inner ring. The answer to that is the long second hand from the Yobokies Big Flight hand set. So I spent another 150 some odd dollars on this, still cheaper than Laco, and I had way more fun than simply buying a Laco off the shelf.
Interesting! I did not know the plane logo could be removed. Sounds like you had a lot of fun with your Escapement Time, that's what I love about this hobby. You don't really need to spend thousands of dollars on a watch to get enjoyment out of it. Thanks for watching!
You really went down the rabbit hole! 🤣 That means a lot of future content on the way though, those are all quality brands. Looking forward to seeing all your reviews.
@@WristWatching I surely did, my Christmas bonus is gone to Ali Express 😂 I was so excited about the gmt but seeing it without the lume pip cooled me down 😁
Nice review. I want a flieger but not enough to spend too much. This could be perfect. The size will likely suit my 7.9" wrist easily enough. If that is rust, it's a bit of a worry seeing as it's a mechanical movement! 🙂 But at the price it's probably worth the risk. It's still on sale for 86 euros so I might get one. Appreciate the review!
This would definitely work great for your wrist size. I was in the same boat too, really wanted a flieger but didn't want to spend so much on a Stowa or Laco. Regarding the rust, I think it was a very isolated incident as I've not seen anyone else find the same issue with theirs. Go for this, I'm sure you're going to love it!
Sending mine back I was resetting the time 3xs a day. Beautiful finishes loved the crystal, loved the band. If you buy it you will wait for a long time for it to ship and if it doesn't work your customer service is run through a computer translator which you will find very frustrating.
@@WristWatching neither, I requested my money back and they paid me promptly and told me to not bother sending it back. I'm glad because someone else would just get it. Since I kept the watch and really like it I have since taken it to a watch repair shop where I will probably have to pay $150 to get it fixed but I like it so if it works, great!
I agree with you man, i have 6.7 wrist and also i would love to buy that quallity watch but at 40mm case with 46-47mm lug to lug and lug wight 20mm. Thats the perfect size overall for all people for everyday watch expecially when its only dial looks much bigger. Hope Escapement times owner hear us and release it.
@@WristWatching unfortunatelly i ask them and they answer me they dont think to release this watch in that dimensions :( i dont know why everybody will buy it but maybe people still buy it in this size and they think that they have no reason to take a "risk" with different size.. bad for us.
Makes sense for sure. Their current offering has proved to be insanely popular. Don't think they're in any rush to take a risk. In the meantime, I'd suggest you take a look at the Laco Augsburg or Aachen 39mm.
@@WristWatching Ive seen it but its out of proportions, ive had many many watches by the years and i decide the perfect size for me is between 38-40mm with 20mm lugs and max 47-48 lug to lug, that Laco have 18mm lugs which is unbalanced with 39mm case. Also i dont like the crown and for basic miyota its overpriced when i pay taxes and shipping. The best value and design and everything gives the Tisell 40mm. But again i need to save some money to get it.
@@watchalot919 Definitely! I'd suggest you try again with a cheaper/spoiled watch. I practiced on those to get rid of my nerves before moving to other watches. Good luck if you try again!
I also bought this one and i noticed a bit of metal sound when you move the watch. Is this the normal rotor sound or yours is totally silent? Nice review
Thank you! A little rotor sound is normal for the NH35, mine wasn't totally silent. I'd say unless you hear something really loud and lose inside, it should be fine.
may be a stupid comment, i know chinese movements tend to make more noise than lets say a swiss one but does your movement also rattle a bit when shaking it ? it stood out to me. nice video !
Not stupid at all. The movement in this is actually by Seiko, it's a Japanese movement. It does rattle slightly in this case but that's normal. If it's your first Japanese movement, it may take some time to get used to coming from the Swiss side of things - but you'll stop noticing it after a while. Thank you for watching!
I'm converted. Your niggles seem slight. The table test? (Really?!) I really like this caseback and normally I'm indifferent. But, I really liked this review. I do love a glossy black dial....
Il think it is a Messerschmitt BF 109. The nose is thinner than the Fw190. Because the 109 had an in-line engine, and the fw190 a star-engine wich was shorter but wider.
Amazing options. I've also made a video on my channel about "the Best Pilot watches under $1000". Just some different options, but this one is also a great list.
What is the url of that seller so I can buy the exact same watch you bought and presented. This is a true flieger type: Minute and secondmi.bers in correct places. The triangle with 2 dots. BLUE colored minute and hour hands. I will likely buy an aftermarket diamond shape / onion crown. Straps with rivets. Then I will be completely sarisfied. I have to see if this uses a clone of an ETA UNITAS 6497. THEN BINGO. JUST WHAT I WANT.
I really can't say, I've never had one in hand. Based on photos I've seen online, it does seem quality but I much prefer the styling of the Escapement Time. Looks more period accurate (crown, length of hands etc)
@@WristWatching That is for the 28,800 bph ST-2130 Variant or the more pricey ETA-2824 variant. They (Beijing Infinite Time) are still selling the NH-35 Flieger at the same exact price as ET. And they started selling them when ET discontinued their Flieger on every ecommerce platform (From Aliexpress to Taobao).
No wonder the huge price jump, thanks for sharing. I can't seem to find the listing from Beijing Infinite Time though. Pinning this so other viewers can look it up if they want this watch.
Should I show the packaging these watches come in for future reviews? Let me know!
@Anak Kalimantan Thanks for the support! 🙏🏾 Good for me to know that packaging matters. Just so you know, this came in a simple but solid cardboard box that's very well protected by bubble wrap.
No! Only if it's something special! I hate watching ppl open boxs...
@@NathanChisholm041 I'll make it quick, I promise 🤣
If your hearts set on it. I'd rather have an indoor snd outdoor wrist shot.
@@WristWatching Ok buddy!
Thanks for the shout out mate. I'm glad you like the watch as much as I do. I completely agree that this is the best budget pilot watch out there. Their quartz pilot chronograph is also really good too. It's a bit smaller too, for those who think this is a bit big for them. I have a review of that on my channel too. Great review mate.
Thanks buddy! Credit where it's due - I wouldn't have known this piece existed if it wasn't for your review. I really hope they use that 40mm chrono case and make smaller versions of these automatics. They'd practically win the AliExpress flieger game.
Out of curiosity, do either of you have experience with the Hong Kong microbrand Ticino and their fliegers? They're pretty hard to find nowadays, but it'd be interested in a comparison between this, Ticino, Tisell, Steeldive, Citizen Avion, etc.
@@elgatto3133 unfortunately, I have not.
I have the 40mm PT5000 version and it’s one of best watches I own. The lume doesn’t seem that impressive at first but I am yet to pick it up in the middle of the night and not be able to read it. The 40mm case is the perfect size for me and the hi beat movement and domed sapphire punch way above its price point. It looks great on just about any trap and I managed to get an oyster-style 20mm bracelet to fit nicely and the legibility is welcome to my old eyes.
I’m glad you’re enjoying it!
I think I've seen most videos on this timepiece. I ordered one for my 7.5 wrist. Your review was fabulous too. Great speaking voice with a soothing accent. I'm thinking of ordering the Type A variant too. Bless you.
Thank you so much for the kind words, David. It really means a lot to me. Get the Type-A too, it's absolutely worth it. I hope you enjoy them both!
I also have a 7.5 inch wrist David, how do you like the fit and finish of the watch after some time with it? Thanks
Totally agree about size. Would love this in a 39 - 40mm. And maybe an A dial variant (or do they have one already?). Also love the fact that it has a brushed finish. Blue hands and WR also are great.
I've been hoping for a 40mm, but it seems they don't have any plans on making one. Not surprising seeing how popular this one is. They do have a Type-A which also looks amazing. Check out my AliExpress link in the description, it shows both dial options. Thanks for watching!
I decided to purchase this B-Uhr after watching your review and others. Your format is excellent and a few seconds commenting on the packaging would be just fine. Thank you for the work you put into these videos.
Thanks so much for the kind words! It's comments like yours that drives creators to keep content coming. I hope you're enjoying your Escapement Time!
Very clean, looks easy to read. I can dig it!
Recently bought a second-hand one from my friend. Really good one for the price!
You and your friend have good taste!
Love Type B Fliegers, slightly more design to them which really sets the tone of the watch for me. Great review!
Thanks buddy! Agreed, I don't usually like busy dials. Once I knew the history/functionality behind the design, I really began to appreciate it.
Get a mechanical Flieger with the Seagul ST-3600-2 ! I like them better as the movement is closer to the original. There are heaps on Aliexpress with sapphire Seagull movt C3 lume or around $80-90 us! I bought a type B and love it plus it's keeping awesome time. Cheers mate...
Thanks for the recommendation! I've had a look at those fliegers. The case or dial balance just didn't do it for me - love the movement though.
@@WristWatching Yeah fair enough as I said I just prefer these pocket watch movements in these watches and it's super accurate on the time graph +5. Anyway cheers mate...
I had already ordered this watch when I found your review, so sorry for that. Very good review, I must say, so I was reassured that I had made the right choice hitting the "order" button. I expect the watch to arrive in a week or two/three and I'll let you know my thoughts if you like.
Thanks so much for the kind words! You definitely made the right choice ordering this one, I hope you get it in the mail soon. You'll surely enjoy it for a long time to come. Let me know what you think about it!
You have a truly great channel with a very informative, a true pleasure to listen to reviews. Keep them comming sir!
Thanks so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it. More to come!
Really great review. I saw your comments on Relative Time so.i decided to check your channel.out. I've subscribed...great review...I totally agree with all your points...I love love love this watch.
Thanks so much for watching! I get how you feel. This is easily the watch that impressed me the most this year. I wasn't expecting that kind of quality for the price at all.
Very detail review! Nice job 👍
Thanks so much for the kind words! I enjoyed your review too.
awesome review! just ordered one
Thank you! Hope you get yours in the mail real soon!
Escapement Time also sell these with the PT5000 movement which is Chinese (Hong Kong?) version of the ETA2824-2 or Sellita ST200. They're about US$70 more expensive but could be worth it if you're after something with a slightly higher beat rate. Brilliant review - subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Got mine a few days ago. Very nice watch. High quality materials.
The alleged NH35 Seiko movement inside has no adjustments and has unbalanced advance/delay in the 6 positions.
It has delay in the 2 critical positions in which the watch is most of the time : 6 up and 9 up. Position 6 up delay is - 8 seconds.Position 9 up delay is - 48 seconds. That’s too much!. I’ll have to fix that if possible. I wonder if I have a Japan NH35 or a Malaysia NH35 inside. The average delay is around - 10 seconds with the advance of the other positions. During the night I put the watch in 3 up position that has a 12 seconds advance to catch-up.
Very nice and good looking watch anyway.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your experience! That's very erratic indeed. I've come to expect positional variance like that from Seiko movements, even my 6R15D is very erratic in different positions. Hope you managed to tune yours to better numbers.
Good explanations, I'm going to buy one right now!! 😏
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Great review. The lettering is too thick, but then again, it is needed for the application of the lume. Something is off about this watch. Technically it has some robust components and finishes for the price. I hope they didn’t cheapen out and put in a subpar movement, because from this review, this watch is true bargain for a Flieger model.
Since this review, they've discontinued this model with the NH35 movement. They've replaced the movement with the PT5000. It's a higher beat movement, but I'm not sure about its robustness compared to the trusty NH35. They also made a price hike with that movement change.
I'll be getting one. Very good price.
Enjoy and wear it in good health!
Nice review of the watch. Thanks!
Thanks so much for watching!
I have this watch. I hated the plane logo on the back - but it can be easily removed. My watchmaker said that all he did was to removed the caseback - which was very tight - and applied heat. The airplane logo fell off, apparently it was a separate piece of metal just glued onto the caseback. Then I had the caseback engraved with the same style as a Laco Flieger, because in my view the only "original" thing about a flieger from Stowa or Laco is the name and in fact the size of the watch and movement do not mimic the original. My engraving has the exact specs of this watch in the same style print as the 1940's B-UHR. And I replaced the strap with a German one in the B-UHR style that had more distance so no unnecessary wear on the strap.
My complaint about the watch is that I feel that the "tail" of the second hand is too long, I feel that the tail of the second hand should not obscure the hour numbers on the inner ring. The answer to that is the long second hand from the Yobokies Big Flight hand set.
So I spent another 150 some odd dollars on this, still cheaper than Laco, and I had way more fun than simply buying a Laco off the shelf.
Interesting! I did not know the plane logo could be removed. Sounds like you had a lot of fun with your Escapement Time, that's what I love about this hobby. You don't really need to spend thousands of dollars on a watch to get enjoyment out of it. Thanks for watching!
Well nice you also doing reviews! Great review and I'm still want to purchase this one! Too many watches to buy 😅 keep and and have my subscribe!
Thanks for the support man! You should definitely check this out. I think you'll love it for sure.
@@WristWatching I ordered 4 San Martin's, 1 proxima and a Heimdallr now I'm done for now 😅 and Escapement should also participate in the Ali sales.
You really went down the rabbit hole! 🤣 That means a lot of future content on the way though, those are all quality brands. Looking forward to seeing all your reviews.
@@WristWatching I surely did, my Christmas bonus is gone to Ali Express 😂 I was so excited about the gmt but seeing it without the lume pip cooled me down 😁
Nice review. I want a flieger but not enough to spend too much. This could be perfect. The size will likely suit my 7.9" wrist easily enough. If that is rust, it's a bit of a worry seeing as it's a mechanical movement! 🙂 But at the price it's probably worth the risk. It's still on sale for 86 euros so I might get one. Appreciate the review!
This would definitely work great for your wrist size. I was in the same boat too, really wanted a flieger but didn't want to spend so much on a Stowa or Laco. Regarding the rust, I think it was a very isolated incident as I've not seen anyone else find the same issue with theirs. Go for this, I'm sure you're going to love it!
Great review, good watch, subbed
Thanks for the support!
Sending mine back I was resetting the time 3xs a day. Beautiful finishes loved the crystal, loved the band. If you buy it you will wait for a long time for it to ship and if it doesn't work your customer service is run through a computer translator which you will find very frustrating.
That's a bummer, these NH35 movements are usually bulletproof. Will Escapement Time be fixing it for you or replacing the watch?
@@WristWatching neither, I requested my money back and they paid me promptly and told me to not bother sending it back. I'm glad because someone else would just get it. Since I kept the watch and really like it I have since taken it to a watch repair shop where I will probably have to pay $150 to get it fixed but I like it so if it works, great!
@@fidelityk9669 Just demagnetising it could help. As said, NH's are pretty solid in themselves.
A nice stuka plain on the back the tin opener....
Классные часы, к тому же это реально часть истории, пожалуй я куплю тоже их в свой набор часов, в лубом случае спасибо!
Thanks for watching!
I agree with you man, i have 6.7 wrist and also i would love to buy that quallity watch but at 40mm case with 46-47mm lug to lug and lug wight 20mm. Thats the perfect size overall for all people for everyday watch expecially when its only dial looks much bigger. Hope Escapement times owner hear us and release it.
Those are the perfect dimensions! I'd buy this again in a heartbeat if they released that variant. Thanks for watching.
@@WristWatching unfortunatelly i ask them and they answer me they dont think to release this watch in that dimensions :( i dont know why everybody will buy it but maybe people still buy it in this size and they think that they have no reason to take a "risk" with different size.. bad for us.
Makes sense for sure. Their current offering has proved to be insanely popular. Don't think they're in any rush to take a risk.
In the meantime, I'd suggest you take a look at the Laco Augsburg or Aachen 39mm.
@@WristWatching Ive seen it but its out of proportions, ive had many many watches by the years and i decide the perfect size for me is between 38-40mm with 20mm lugs and max 47-48 lug to lug, that Laco have 18mm lugs which is unbalanced with 39mm case. Also i dont like the crown and for basic miyota its overpriced when i pay taxes and shipping. The best value and design and everything gives the Tisell 40mm. But again i need to save some money to get it.
@@Visitor555 I agree, the Tisell looks amazing. Just wished they offered it at a slightly lower price.
Id buy this watch in less than a second if it had a date on it :(
FYI. Fliger is Airmen, not pilot, the German word for pilot is Pilot.
The B-fliger you have there is a Navigators watch.
Thanks for the heads up on that!
Great video, thanks
Thank you for watching!
I had a bad experience with an NH35 movement. I was regulating it and put a micro screw driver through the spring.
Oh no, that's always been my fear when self-regulating. Slow and steady (with a toothpick) does it.
@@WristWatching I have never done it since. We learn our lessons, don't we?
@@watchalot919 Definitely! I'd suggest you try again with a cheaper/spoiled watch. I practiced on those to get rid of my nerves before moving to other watches. Good luck if you try again!
You should check out the escapement time flieger chronograph
I've been tempted to but I just don't click with chronographs. Definitely a lovely looking watch though!
I also bought this one and i noticed a bit of metal sound when you move the watch. Is this the normal rotor sound or yours is totally silent? Nice review
Thank you! A little rotor sound is normal for the NH35, mine wasn't totally silent. I'd say unless you hear something really loud and lose inside, it should be fine.
Yes it's normal
may be a stupid comment, i know chinese movements tend to make more noise than lets say a swiss one but does your movement also rattle a bit when shaking it ? it stood out to me. nice video !
Not stupid at all. The movement in this is actually by Seiko, it's a Japanese movement. It does rattle slightly in this case but that's normal. If it's your first Japanese movement, it may take some time to get used to coming from the Swiss side of things - but you'll stop noticing it after a while. Thank you for watching!
@@WristWatching thank you for the reply. Yeah its my first japanese one so it takes some time i guess. Still a beautiful piece of course
3:16Messerschmitt BF-109
Amazing, the mystery is solved!
@@WristWatching assuming you’re not being sarcastic, I’m glad I could be of assistance!
@@georgemuller308 I wasn't! 🤣
I'm converted.
Your niggles seem slight.
The table test? (Really?!)
I really like this caseback and normally I'm indifferent.
But, I really liked this review.
I do love a glossy black dial....
Thanks so much for watching! The table test was something that stood out to me, I've never had that happen with other watches.
Looks like a slightly stylized version of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 but I could be wrong.
I think you're right! Just Googled some images and it looks exactly the same to my eyes.
Il think it is a Messerschmitt BF 109.
The nose is thinner than the Fw190.
Because the 109 had an in-line engine, and the fw190 a star-engine wich was shorter but wider.
@@laurentlefellic I think you are correct. It definitely looks more like a sleeker inline engine. Well spotted.
This is a great review xD
Thanks so much for watching!
Amazing options. I've also made a video on my channel about "the Best Pilot watches under $1000". Just some different options, but this one is also a great list.
Thanks so much for watching!
What's the name of your channel ?
Great review... But are you annoyed because the watch wobbles on the table? WOW ...
Never knew I had an issue with that - until it happened!
In the description on there website it says NH38 is that correct ?
I just checked and you're right, they come with the NH38 now. They changed the movement since I got mine.
@@WristWatching I am having trouble trying to find the model with the NH38 movement in it. can you provide a link? Thanks!
What is the url of that seller so I can buy the exact same watch you bought and presented.
This is a true flieger type:
Minute and secondmi.bers in correct places. The triangle with 2 dots.
BLUE colored minute and hour hands.
I will likely buy an aftermarket diamond shape / onion crown.
Straps with rivets.
Then I will be completely sarisfied.
I have to see if this uses a clone of an ETA UNITAS 6497.
THEN BINGO. JUST WHAT I WANT.
Definitely a true flieger, which is insane for the price. The link to the seller is in my description :)
how does this measure up against the islander flieger?
I really can't say, I've never had one in hand. Based on photos I've seen online, it does seem quality but I much prefer the styling of the Escapement Time. Looks more period accurate (crown, length of hands etc)
Nice for the money
Fantastic value for sure
Is it really 300m? Even 200m would be awesome
Agreed. Heck, even 100m would be more than enough for a pilot's watch. I'm never going to be able to test their 300m claim anyway.
St. Martin makes a 40mm Flieger.
Found out about that after this review. I believe it's 39mm - great size!
Is it a WWII replica?
Inspired by the WWII flieger watches made by IWC, Stowa, Laco, etc.
@@WristWatching thank you
Unfortunately “No Longer Available” at the Escapement Time store.
Word about them must be traveling fast! I'm sure they'll restock another round soon, they've been a runaway success
@@WristWatching Only their OEM, Beijing Infinite Time is still selling them under their FOD lineup
@@possumsam2189 At a ridiculous mark-up though. Over 2x the price compared to Escapement Time's store.
@@WristWatching That is for the 28,800 bph ST-2130 Variant or the more pricey ETA-2824 variant.
They (Beijing Infinite Time) are still selling the NH-35 Flieger at the same exact price as ET. And they started selling them when ET discontinued their Flieger on every ecommerce platform (From Aliexpress to Taobao).
No wonder the huge price jump, thanks for sharing. I can't seem to find the listing from Beijing Infinite Time though. Pinning this so other viewers can look it up if they want this watch.
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Посредственные часы. Есть достаточно минусов, которые трудно не заметить.
Автор видео ангажирован?
И какие минусы
Thanks for watching!