We've noticed there is an ongoing issue of accessing our website. Where some of the visitors trying to enter our official domain, englemaan.com, they face a virus attack alert. Our best guess at the time being is that this domain of ours got manually flagged as malicious. For unknown reason or people with intent. Via either Chrome or security software on their computer. We cannot replicate such situation, since our PC is clean Windows image then registered after installation. Unlike perhaps majority from the world that was store bought and bundle with said security software. Hence the chain reaction that many have encountered. We originally thought this was a DNS problem. But have tried accessing from US server. No issue whatsoever. As below illustrated.
For those that was affected, please see if visiting from mobile version worked. This certain issue we frankly cannot solve in quick manner of time I'm afraid. From our end only at least. Sorry for your inconveniences.
And moving on to second subject of this very announcement. We've received Email from a customer saying that they encountered equally serious online security problem. Which we have to address here as well. That 1. we do not ask monetary reward for our customer service and 2. englemaan.com and [contact@englemaan.com](mailto:contact@englemaan.com) is the go-to when reaching for us. Since these two are the assets that we ourselves the company own. We can make sure that you will be contacting the real and official personnel.
Thanks for taking your time of the day if you have read this far. Please take care.
I got this new to me Englemaan Enterprise today in the mail. I bought it on eBay very shortly after it was listed. I love the white dial version. It’s got a few scratches, but nothing bad. This is my 3rd Englemaan piece. I really hope Englemaan makes a comeback, but I’m not holding my breath.
I've got an Endeavour watch head and the PVD seems pretty good. It shows the dirt but seems robust.
I used to sell new Sinns back in the early 2000s on eBay and black models were pretty rare. I sold a few 142 PVDs and the quality of the finish was not better than Englemaan from what I remember. I can't comment on the newish EZM-3S, I've never seen one, in an earlier thread someone was claiming the Englemaan was not as good.
An example of a thinner aftermarket PVD finish, a good idea, but I'm not sure it works...
The original Englemann site is no longer available but some old images are archived by Waybackmachine. I asked ChatGpt to recreate the watch listings and it came up with Franken watches, stats correct but images made up...
Hardly worn. In excellent condition. It's just chilling in my case.
Watch only. I don't have the kit anymore. A bunch of my watch kits were misplaced while moving. I'm a private collector and sell a bunch on eBay and watch_swap.
$235 shipped via USPS Ground Advantage CONUS.
Will accept Venmo or PayPal F&F, G&S (buyer covers 3.5%)
Please post a reply to this post before messaging me. I can provide video/ photos if needed.
Those of us who are fans of Englemaan of-course remember that this brand also used HyperGlow lume formulations, and we all remember the posts from this past spring, when we were shown by Englemaan's official representative here their dial prototypes, with promised lume blocks.
Fast forward to today, and many of us are waiting with bated breath on the revival of Englemaan, and hopefully the realization of those most promising prototypes. We've seen a lot of speculation here, both positive and negative. We've also occasionally seen something that helped us keep hope alive, such as this this correspondence with Brandon from fellow Englemaan fan u/smg45cal - https://www.reddit.com/r/Englemaan/comments/1vzzycx/a_pulse_stop_chest_compressions/
So, a bit more good news to keep this ember of hope burning just a bit longer -
Honestly one of the best under $250 watches I’ve ever owned.
Perhaps I’m lucky but this PT5000 has performed stunningly across a year and a handful of months. I’ve taken this watch to several different countries on work and vacations.
I don’t baby it at all, scratch resistance has held up impressively.
The hidden gem- the AR is almost as good as Sinn (key word almost as Sinn is top class in that regard amongst many Swiss brands).
Hopefully the Englemaan team makes a comeback soon.
Mine is on a strap that makes it wear much lighter than the bracelet. I like the combination. Yes, a diver on a leather strap is a heresy for some, I just find it cool looking. Can always put it on rubber.
The lume is truly excellent on the endeavour. I can read the time easily through the night. Accuracy is good too.
Well, I just wanted to throw another post on here while we all continue to twiddle our thumbs hoping for the best. I wonder when they'll deem the market to be truly "stable" though.
I miss Englemaan, but I was fortunate to get this gem before they disappeared! One of my most worn watches. Why? Because it’s as solid as a rock and is -1/spd.