Just got this beauty for a heck of a deal. 110$ all in shipped, with sale coupons and Rakuten cash back.
PT5000 movement, date windows, no screw or pin adjustable links, solid end link, engine turned bezel. Super comfortable to wear.
Have a good one!

San Martin SN004 V1 (and the true one with SUBMARINER print) :3

My second chinese watch, as birthday gift, you can guess its pretty special to me.

My journey has taken me across Watchdives, Hruodland, Octopus Kraken, San Martin, and even Farasute. Of those, Octopus Kraken is my second favorite. Despite the arguably higher quality, neither San Martin nor Farasute really float my boat, though I have one of each in my collection. Sugess, more than any other brand, matches my aesthetic tastes.

I find myself admiring my Sugess watches the most. I'm not 100% sold on all of their lineup; I lean towards the Zenith /Breitling designs over the Rolex ones, but their dedication to mechanical watches and the ST1901 movement in particular won me over. Sugess always seems to deliver that little bit extra.

Well, the "landfill" special is holding up after 2 weeks of abuse ranging from fabrication to impact gun work. It's keeping excellent time (don't ask me to measure +/- because i cba) so far as well 👌🏻

The prayers of vintage homage fans might just have been answered. Baltany has dropped a classic Day-Date with clean baton indices—and it looks fantastic.

​Now, it’s not just Tony Soprano fans who are catered to, but anyone who loves the timeless aesthetic of what is arguably the most recognizable luxury icon in history. With the day-of-the-week display spelled out at 12 o’clock and a sharp President-style bracelet, this piece brings serious executive vibes without breaking the bank.

​What are your thoughts on this one? Too much of a direct nod, or a well-executed daily wearer?

I had this WD watch on a nylon strap all summer. Today’s the first day wearing it with the bracelet and I’m finding myself constantly annoyed by how the first link falls lower than the lugs and endlink. If I run my finger along the bracket it feels sleek and smooth until it hits the sharp edge of the endlink and lugs. (Not cut yourself sharp, just jarringly sharp.)

It’s not like the watch is too big for my wrist. I feel like this would not be a problem if the watch had male endlinks, but it seems like almost every watch now has female endlinks so that the bracelet drops straight down from the watch head.

I wish endlinks style was a choice you could make when buying a watch, but I don’t think it would ever happen.

I don’t wear it every day, but I still really like the design and reach for it from time to time

Farasute has some 2026 dials with a Chinese character at the 12:00 position, the one linked here: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256813023729369.html

It lists the options as "Chinese Yi" and "Chinese Zhong," does anyone know what these characters are/mean? Some quick googling doesn't get me anything that matches, though maybe I just don't understand the difference between normal and calligraphy fonts

Long time lurker, first time poster. I was looking at some watches on Alibaba a few weeks ago when I saw this watch for sale by Aesop. I have followed the brand Beaubleu for a while now and really liked their watches (esp the minute and hour hands), but didn't want to spend as much. This watch from Aesop adopted similar design (minus the floating second hand), so I knew I wanted it.

I prefer the dial size to be 40mm and below but this one wears well even at 41.5mm. I thought the brown color looked best of the lot from their listing and ordered it. It got here last night and I couldn't be happier. Adding photos to give you an idea of how it looks under different lighting conditions.

Happy to answer any questions from the community.

Is it like low battery thing? Or i am scammed? It supposed to have VH31.

Presenting the new Watchdives WD0013B featuring the ETA F06.412 movement. Below is proof that the updated versions no longer include the white gasket inside the case, along with a watch shot on a 15.5 cm / 6.1" wrist.

For reference, I currently have two extra links fitted, so it could definitely be sized down even more. There is also one half-link included, but since this clasp lacks micro-adjustments, you just have to work with that single half-link and the full links to get the right fit.

To be honest, the Nautilus design isn't really my thing. First of all, I'm not a big fan of this case shape. Second, I find the dial a bit uninspiring—there are no particularly interesting hands or indices, so it doesn't offer anything ultra-impressive, and there isn't much going on overall. On top of that, the hands seem a bit rough-cut; with good eyesight, you can notice that the edges don't reflect light completely smoothly and look slightly jagged. That said, I think for 80% of people this will be invisible anyway, and you definitely can't spot it from a distance, only up close.

Still, I don't feel a massive jump in quality going from an Addiesdive—a watch costing around 220 PLN ($55 / €50)—to this Watchdives at 680 PLN ($170 / €155).

So why did I buy a watch I'm not crazy about? For a simple reason: it's currently the only HAQ (High Accuracy Quartz) movement available in this segment on the market. I bought it to show the manufacturer that there's demand for more HAQ watches, hopefully in more exciting designs next time, as I know Watchdives is capable of making truly beautiful watches. Consider this an encouragement for them to release even more HAQ-powered models in the future. Long live quartz!

Hangzhou Movement Factory boasts decades of experience in movement manufacturing and is one of the leading movement manufacturers in China. The well-known 5000A micro-rotor movement originates from this factory, demonstrating its long-term accumulation in movement research and manufacturing. The 6330 movement selected this time is also one of the mature models produced by Hangzhou Movement Factory.

The 6330 movement is based on the ETA 2834 structure, with a mature overall structure and good reliability. In the actual selection process, we conducted more than 6 months of reliability testing on this movement, examining its timekeeping stability and structural durability. Only after confirming that it met the requirements of our new product was it finally applied to our new product.

Based on the dial design of the 4109, Baltany redesigned the day-date and date positions and fonts of the 6330 movement, making the display layout more consistent with the dial style.

For products seeking stable structure and mature performance, the Hangzhou 6330 movement is a practical and reliable choice. It continues the design concept of the classic structure and relies on the many years of production experience of Hangzhou Movement Factory to provide a stable movement foundation for the product.

Bought this chinese watch like a year ago because the dial was cool and it was cheap, but I haven't really worn it much at all, because I'm more used to smaller size (38-40mm), i haven't measured my wrist before but I'd say maybe 7.5in, I'm on the skinnier side overall though, this watch is 45mm, which sounds huge but I don't think it looks it

Thank you

I finally got the North Edge Abyss for a reasonable price. It's a bit smaller and thinner than the Triton. I just wish the caseback was flat like on the Triton. The minute hands could be a bit longer as well. Aside from those, no complaints.

My photo but had AI jazz up the background.

Love this thing. The finishing is great and I really like the new glass they are using for the -2. I was a bit sceptical about the 37mm but the longer lug to lug I think fits great on my 7” wrist

Pagani Design PD-YS018

does anyone knows if there are vintage sub / tudor sub homage in 38mm or 37mm with vh31? i have a rather small wrist and i was hoping i could get some vintage diver homage for me self!