Milus Snow Star Heritage Automatic Watch Set

Fair enough

It may not matter to you, but a lot of people are into WWII history and have no interest in Vietnam. The problem with 1,940 reproductions being made isn't that it's too many, it's that it's another attempt to tie the watch to WWII by -- presumably -- new ownership of the company that isn't actually familiar with its history. They also make some claims about original records being destroyed in a fire but then refer to serial numbers from a sale to the military, so... that's shady, too. Bottom line is while these things might not affect your opinion of the watch, I'm certain many people would see it differently, which is why I'm posting about it.

I really don't care what the company said. Perhaps they got some details wrong about the history of this model. What's fact is that this model was used by the US Military as a prominent part of those so called "barter" kits. To me it doesn't matter if it was in WWII, Korean War, or Vietnam. Either way it's a cool piece of history. This remake marks that history in a very handsome watch with a very strong resemblance to the original model. And while you may not consider 1,940 pieces 'Limited", I'm sure there are or were many more thousands of Visodates made by Tissot. The fact that it's a few hundred dollars more than a Tissot is not surprising, considering it is "limited" in comparison.