Here is more renders of the watch love to hear your comments!!!
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Robert Hoffman
A small company,That is interested in making watches that people can pass down to the next generation and be happy to own!
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Which movement are you using?! Wondering the case size would be?! 🤔…
It's a bit generic. Needs something to make it stand out from the sea of divers IMHO.
Which movement are you using?! Wondering the case size would be?! 🤔…
@ichibunz thank you for your comment the watch case would be 40 mm and I'm using sellita movement sw200
It's a bit generic. Needs something to make it stand out from the sea of divers IMHO.
Thank you for your comment and I like it , i think generic is not a bad thing and this is my first watch the next one will be more original!
@ichibunz thank you for your comment the watch case would be 40 mm and I'm using sellita movement sw200
Nice!! Looking forward on the end result !!
Thank you for your comment and I like it , i think generic is not a bad thing and this is my first watch the next one will be more original!
Generic appeals to a wider audience, so I get it. It's a good looking design.
Good Luck & hope it makes you a fortune 🤞🏻
Love them! Would love to see them all in prints to purchase!
The last “r” in the logo still looks like an “n”.
There’s a limited market for Treason watches.
Love them! Would love to see them all in prints to purchase!
Thank you for commenting and right nownit is in prototype phase I have parts being milled and made all in usa except the movement of course!!
The last “r” in the logo still looks like an “n”.
There’s a limited market for Treason watches.
Thank you for you comment I might have to fix that the when I made the dial maybe a dot of black paint to separate it.
Drilled lugs?
Otherwise digging the case shape and hands.
To differentiate maybe a countdown/12 hr bezel insert?
Destro crown?
Countdown AND countup bezel insert? Seen this type before, basically just numbers on 15 and 45, with some type of triangle/identifier at 60 and 30.
Also acrylic?
Also acrylic?
Thank you for your reply I do have more pictures on this account that might help but the glass is sapphire not drilled lugs unless it's a plus for people to have I'm still learning so I don't k ow what a destro crown is if your willing please tell me but it is screw down
Thank you for your reply I do have more pictures on this account that might help but the glass is sapphire not drilled lugs unless it's a plus for people to have I'm still learning so I don't k ow what a destro crown is if your willing please tell me but it is screw down
Destro or left hand drive is just the crown, stem and tube on the left side of the case. Believe it's Italian-ish.
I don't know much about designing, tubes, movements, but if you want to look different that's one way.
For the drilled lugs, kinda depends on what vibe you are going with. Mid century, tool watch? Drilled lugs. Which also make it easier to switch straps.
Nothing inherently wrong with un-drilled, just small things to maybe differentiate.
Destro or left hand drive is just the crown, stem and tube on the left side of the case. Believe it's Italian-ish.
I don't know much about designing, tubes, movements, but if you want to look different that's one way.
For the drilled lugs, kinda depends on what vibe you are going with. Mid century, tool watch? Drilled lugs. Which also make it easier to switch straps.
Nothing inherently wrong with un-drilled, just small things to maybe differentiate.
Oh thank you and I might add that later
Generic appeals to a wider audience, so I get it. It's a good looking design.
Good Luck & hope it makes you a fortune 🤞🏻
Problem is, there are already many well established brands doing generic watches. Microbrands need to be truly unique to stand out nowadays. If you look at the larger, more popular/mainstream (for watch enthusiasts, not the general public) microbrands, most of them have unique designs to stand out from the crowd. Examples - anOrdain, Christopher Ward, Farer, etc. These brands are much bigger and more popular than most other 'microbrands'. It could be argued that they aren't microbrands anymore, since they've become quite mainstream (in watch enthusiast circles) but there's no debate as to how they started. At rock bottom, like every other microbrand. Difference is, they stood out while the rest didn't.