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My favorite thing about this watch is its wearable dimensions, especially for a dive (or dive-style) watch. I've normally shied away from dive watches because they're too clunky and top heavy; however, with a thickness of around 12mm and a very agreeable weight distribution, this wears like a field watch.
The elephant in the room is of course the fact that it's a Rolex homage. I'm normally not into homage-style watches, but I won this watch in a raffle, so I don't mind wearing it because I didn't pay for it.
My only complaint is a very minor one - I would have preferred a display case-back, but I'm guessing Davosa opted not to include one to keep the watch from being too thick.
Nice looking and well made watch.
What drew me to purchase this watch is the unique dial design not found on other watches. The blue sunburst dial is quite pleasing to the eye and easy to read at a glance. The watch has a sturdy yet soft leather strap that sits comfortably on my wrist. Lume is quite bright in the dark. Overall, great value.
This watch is a beautiful piece. Besides that, I found it a very elegant combination of colors; the timekeeping is excellent with no need to adjust it (if you can live with one or two seconds out of Greenwich Meridian Time). It is in essence a statement of elegance and careful construction and design. I hope Davosa comes in the future with this styling in blue and gold colors.
Absolutely gorgeous aqua blue face with white bevel…
…but watch face is too large for my wrist…
…was expecting regular men’s diameter…
…hope you’ll make it in that size it’s a beautiful watch
Fit and finish? On point. Absolutely gorgeous with the rose two tone and the white dial and silver-grey bezel. Outstanding look. Perfect.
Looks nice, feels good, band adjust easily. Exterior seems to be good quality. Fast shipping.
Time is off by 2 minutes over 3 day period. Not happy with accuracy. Need to test out water resistance.
Beautiful watch, well worth the wait. Customer service was very prompt and courteous. My only observation is that the 42 mm case should be 43mm instead to give a greater sense of proportion with the 22mm bracelet. I have a big wrist, so I lean towards bigger watches.
Other than that, a great retail experience
watches too small people need 42mm -45 better size and gives watches better presence in my opinion
Very happy with purchase....wear it always
..great value for the money...thank you
I have had many Swiss made watches, including some well known brands. The fit, finish, and function of this watch is superb, especially at the price point.
This is my second Davosa watch. My first being a Traveller chrono gmt which still works fine.
Bought this watch for my boyfriend. He has been looking at this watch for a long time and when he got it, he was extremely impressed. The quality is great and so far he has been extremely happy. Packaging was great and shipping was right on time. This is a definite must buy!
Bought this watch twice just because l liked it so much. Now l want the yellow gold version
I purchased this watch a few weeks ago. This is my third watch I have bought from Davosa. Previously I bought the Ternos Professional 500m Diver 42mm in blue color. I also purchased the Black Ternos Ceramic 40mm Diver 200m trialink. I like them all and think they are great watches. Now to the Ternos sixties gold seahorse special US edition for which I am currently reviewing. It is a real good-looking watch and has a definite nostalgic look. It has a very low profile at 12mm thick, and wears well on my 7 1/4" wrist. Currently it has been keeping time within (+) 9 seconds per day. The Luminova on the hands and markers stays well-lit through the night, and is still clearly visible when I wake up in the morning and see it laying on the nightstand. The crown screws in and out smoothly. When I got it the bezel's red triangular index at the 12 o'clock position was off center by about a quarter minute. I carefully removed the bezel insert and repositioned it "on center" I know how to do this properly and have experience doing this with several watches. Bezel inserts that are not lined up properly are one of my pet peeves. Improperly aligned bezel inserts seems to be "The Norm" with most watch brands. I find it very rare to purchase a watch and have the bezel line up properly. I have watches that cost several times the amount of this watch and have had the same problem. One more gripe I have about this watch is the way the bracelet links are held together with the microscopic 2-piece screws. What a hassle it was to remove some links to size it to my wrist. I have sized many watch bands over the years and have the proper tools to do so, but I have never in my life had so much difficulty sizing a watch bracelet before as I did with this one. I did finally get it done with much effort, but I would never look forward to having to do it again. I think Davosa should come up with a better way to connect the bracelet links together. A one-piece screw would sure be nice. I would rather even have push pins used if nothing else were available. Those were my only two complaints. The rest of the watch seems to be of very good quality, and as I said, it is a very good-looking watch with a true vintage vibe. I would still recommend it. Hopefully this was helpful.
one of the best watches i could ever own and i kinda of did steal one yesterday with my son in law. Well worth it !!! thank you chinkies
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The blue, white and red colors spread out over a certain number of seconds replicate an internationally recognized breathing exercise in freediving: Breathing in during the five-second blue phase, holding for the 15-second white area and then exhaling over the 10-second red area. This color coding allows the freediver to concentrate fully on his or her breathing without needing to count or use a stopwatch.
The blue, white and red colors spread out over a certain number of seconds replicate an internationally recognized breathing exercise in freediving: Breathing in during the five-second blue phase, holding for the 15-second white area and then exhaling over the 10-second red area. This color coding allows the freediver to concentrate fully on his or her breathing without needing to count or use a stopwatch.
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Really well made, great quality!
"A good clean looking Davosa, I love that dial"
This is different, right? I really dig this watch
"There is a lot of Quality going on with Davosa"
"This is a very good looking pilot style watch"
"I asked my wife to close her eyes & tell me which watch felt higher quality"
"I can't say enough good things about the build quality they're"
"Manages to be just different enough" "They got the detailing really right"
"The reliability and accuracy of the Quartz, its nice to have these options"
"The polished hands and hour markers are done in the right way"
"This is very much its own unique style" "Its a nice aesthetic"
"I love the yellow accent" "Really nice respective movement"
"The bezel rotation is very nice" "No problem with this in my book"
"A higher end watch" "This is the best crystal we have looked at"
"Aive extension is ever so discretely hidden" "very clean and simple"
"Looks great, love the blue, it certainly has a lot of wrist appeal"
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