Customer Reviews

10/10 for the stealthy look, but the full steel build makes it quite a weight on the arm. I find myself taking it off to rest my wrist by the evening. The quality is undeniable, though.

It took a while to arrive because of the multiple QC cycles, but it’s better than receiving a faulty watch. The timekeeping and water resistance testing really pay off in daily use.

The aesthetic is 10/10, but the case is quite thick. It catches on my shirt cuffs occasionally, so it’s definitely more of a casual weekend piece.

Everything looks spot on and it keeps great time, but I wish the lume on the hands lasted longer. It’s hard to read in the dark after an hour or so.

The concept is a total hit at parties, but be prepared—reading the exact time at a glance is difficult with the numbers piled at the bottom. You’re buying this for the vibe and the conversation, not for precision time-reading.

It keeps great time, but the small screws on the bracelet were quite difficult to remove.

Visually, this mod is spot on. The black ceramic bezel looks premium against the gold. I’m giving it 4 stars because the bezel was a little stiff to rotate right out of the box. It’s loosening up after a few days of use, but it wasn’t as smooth as I expected initially.

The two-tone finish is applied cleanly with no visible gaps in the gold. It’s been a reliable daily wearer for a week now. I just wish the lume on the indices was a bit stronger; it’s bright at first but fades relatively quickly compared to my other divers.

I like the industrial look of the silver and black combo. The brushing is done well, but the polished bevels on the bezel pick up smudges and fingerprints very easily. It’s a well-assembled piece, but you’ll want to keep a microfiber cloth handy if you like it looking pristine.

The sky blue sunray effect is top-notch and the cyclops magnification is clear. My only minor complaint is that the hidden clasp is a bit stiff to open and close right out of the box. It’s starting to break in after a few days, but it was a bit annoying at first.

The skeleton work on this version is a clear step up from the first gen, and the silver finish looks very premium. However, in low-light environments, the silver hands tend to disappear against the silver gears, making it a bit hard to read. It’s a trade-off for such a clean aesthetic.

The “Hulk” look is spot on and it definitely gets a lot of compliments. The watch head itself feels high-quality, but the oyster bracelet has a bit more “rattle” than I’d like. It’s not a dealbreaker, and I might just swap it for a high-quality rubber strap anyway.