White Watchdives WD007 NTTD
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Watchdives - Affordable Dive Watches Brand.Established in 2019. We offers a wide range of high-quality watches for men ,Each watch is crafted with attention to detail and quality materials, ensuring d...
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6.50” / 16.51 cm
Yes, come up with something you've designed yourselves rather than just cloning others.
Make something original, not too generic & certainly not a homage/clone & you'll be taken more seriously.
Good luck 👍🏻
Yes, come up with something you've designed yourselves rather than just cloning others.
Make something original, not too generic & certainly not a homage/clone & you'll be taken more seriously.
Good luck 👍🏻
Yes. we already started own designs, don't release yet. now we will use our ideas and craftwork on homage. thanks for your support. man
Use Miyota movement, so it sweep smoothly.
Don’t copy anything! Be original and use a Sellita movement. Best of luck.
Don’t copy anything! Be original and use a Sellita movement. Best of luck.
it is on the way.
Use Miyota movement, so it sweep smoothly.
yes. miyota 9015 is high beat movt. good.
I would suggest using more aluminum, matte, or anything other then the overused glossy ceramic bezel insert. There are SO many watches made with the glossy bezel insert it gets mundane. Me and plenty others appreciate a watch that has a bezel insert with a different texture. Especially on a watch it would make more sense on.
A good example I believe your company helped make is the SN0123g v2 with the matte ceramic. Also the Sn004 with the matte inserts (I have several of both and love them).
More variety of the bezel insert materials. Aluminum, stainless steel, and what would be SUPER cool is a sunburst ceramic, or steel, bezel insert.
I would definitely sport more of your watches/collaboration watches with those kind of details.
Send them my way and I will gladly review and share my input 😉
we used matte bezel on many models, SN0123G V2 and SN004 Matte bezel were our requests, called watchdives & San Martin models.