New purchase and wrist check - Luch Unovis
Haven't been on here for a while now for lack of anything to report on. But I have recently made another watch purchase. I snagged this Luch Unovis on the cheap brand new from another person, and I'm now ready to show it to you.
The Unovis collection is a limited run inspired by Kazimir Malevich's art school, and the three designs in the collection follow that philosophy flawlessly. Only 250 pieces per design were produced, and are all long sold out on Luch's website, meaning that they are now likely impossible to find (well, brand new, anyway)
The case features a lugless design, 40mm diameter, PVD-coated brass construction and mineral glass, which isn't bad for the price, but certainly won't win any awards. The movement within is Luch's in-house hand-wound 1801.1 present in many of their other models, a small and ugly but solid workhorse. The 20mm strap is made of silicone, and it's actually very well-made, with plenty of comfort and a ribbed inner to help with the buildup of sweat underneath, while also boasting quick-release tabs.
What do you think about it? Tell me in the comments.
A budding watch enthusiast with an interest in unique and unconventional design. Favourite big brands: Seiko, Casio, Nomos Favourite micro brands: Ming, Brew, Studio Underd0g, Naoya Hida, Baltic Dream...
It's a cool watch, dig the colors on it!
It's a cool watch, dig the colors on it!
The rightmost one in the 2nd picture was my dream watch, but at the time of release I didn't have any money, and when I did have some, they were all sold out.
Thankfully, a listing on our local ebay-like site surfaced a week ago listing this model brand new unused for cheaper than it would have been from the official site, so I immediately pulled the trigger