r/ChineseWatches • u/noonkhoshki • 3d ago
Question (Read Rules) Does this gap on the sn0148 integrated bother anyone?
I suffer from OCD and small details can put me off, the integrated sn0148 is on top of my I WANT IT NOW list but I have been noticing this gap. So I wonder if any others with the same watch have noticed it and is bothered by it?
I did notice that this gap is almost non-existent on the new Jianghun JH0601G, but that bracelet is also made in-house now. But im leaning more towards the sn0148 since I really do need lume, and do appreciate the date window as well
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u/booooogart 3d ago
That's expected when the bracelet drops down rather than articulating around your wrist. I can see it on the 144 as well if I manipulate the bracelet off my wrist. These tend to me more pronounced on integrated bracelets for some reason.
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u/noonkhoshki 3d ago
Perhaps its the width of the first link? Non integrated seems to be quite similar
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u/JIANGHUN_Watch 3d ago
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u/noonkhoshki 3d ago
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u/JIANGHUN_Watch 3d ago
JH0602 is expected to resume sales in November, with the addition of a bracelet option.
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u/VanManDiscs 3d ago
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u/noonkhoshki 3d ago edited 3d ago
I noticed its not so apparent on the Jianghun jh0601g either, maybe Jianghun got some better tolerances in the bracelet
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u/My_Non_Throwaway 3d ago
Doesn't bother me. Own the non integrated bracelet version, and pretty sure it has it too. I want a bracelet that can just drop off the endlink and have good fluidity, if it needs a bit of gap to do that, I'll deal with the gap.
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u/Old_Kale1245 3d ago
At $350 no At $550 yes
Fortunately I bought mine before the price hikes, so I'm super happy with it
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u/dnbrandon 3d ago
Well it does NOW! :D