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I have the Divemaster 42 in yellow. It is a little thick and the date wheel slightly misaligned, but overall I like it and would buy it again.
I have own the 38mm in black for about 5 years and not having AR coating has never been an issue for me. Also the loom is something else a lot of YouTubers talk about, but even though it is not diver strength loom I have always been able to read the watch in low light settings.
I have one Aragon watch, but not this model. I would describe this brand as an independent Invicta. They have some decent value pieces, but most of their collection not worth your time. The have a lot of watches that are oversized 45mm to 50mm and in my option kinda gaudy. They also seem to use the tactic of their watches are always on sale, again similar to Invicta. I own their divemaster 42 watch. It is a 42 mm dive watch with ceramic bezel insert and flat sapphire crystal, Seiko movement for about $150. It is thick, but never had any issues and it is a good beater watch for when I am out paddle boarding. I would buy the watch again, but you couldn't pay me to wear most of their stuff.
I have been having a similar issue with my Seiko baby alpinist, but mine runs slow 2 to 3 minutes per day. My AD tells me the warranty should cover it but I have not send it back yet. Hope you can find someone reliable to work on yours.
This may be the toughest poll to answer on here, but I went with history and heritage due to my opinion the brands with the most history usually also have the best quality and reliability.
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Oris calibre 400
