Watch prototype
I thank you all for the support, have the prototype would love to hear your opinion!
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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!
Ohio
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I'm guessing you are going for a vintage style diver and it looks good from what I can see but without more information or pictures its difficult to tell.
Its a bit generic, too safe a design. It looks decent, but doesn't stand out from everyone else. Needs a visual "hook" or something different or unique to make it not just another microbrand retro dive watch.
I'm guessing you are going for a vintage style diver and it looks good from what I can see but without more information or pictures its difficult to tell.
Thank you for your comment ill put more information up later or if yu have any questions let me know
Its a bit generic, too safe a design. It looks decent, but doesn't stand out from everyone else. Needs a visual "hook" or something different or unique to make it not just another microbrand retro dive watch.
It is generic I am trying to make a good watch I have ideas for more unique watches but I'm trying to start some where and this was a good option
Perhaps the numbers on the bezel are too small?
Perhaps the numbers on the bezel are too small?
Thank you for your comment I was definitely thinking about enlarging them a little bit
I would add a full minute track on the bezel instead of stopping at the 15.
Ah, the West End Sowar flourish...many will read this as "Tresen". I believe that means "third" in some languages.
The bezel numbers are indeed oddly small and thin.
I'm more interested in the claim that it is "Made in the USA." What movement is in it?
It was definitely not supposed to say made in USA but communication error but I am putting a eta2824 based movement made in USA in the watch right now its a sw200-1