To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.
60 requests
Product Description
Revue Thommen’s beginnings date all the way back to 1853 in the small Swiss town of Waldenburg. After nearly a century of crafting its own watch movements, the company began producing aviation instruments for the Swiss Air Force in 1936 Read More
This drop looks like it's going over like a lead balloon. For 479.99, just can't get into it myself. I'd go for another Glycine Combat Sub in Stainless with the white dial!
Is this a better deal or the Glycine if I'm looking for a bronze watch? I already ordered the Glycine, but I'm curious about the two. How do the materials and movements compare?
JfizzlesThat's EXACTLY the word I was thinking of! I mean "homage" is one way people justify buying a copycat, but man, this thing is derivative af. I'm surprised it's not a Steinhart LOL
No thanks to faux patina. I don't buy my jeans looking worn out already, so same thing with my watches. If there's patina on my watches, it's because I caused it through normal wear and tear!
This shit is “bronze-toned” stainless steel. What the fu<k is that? It’s like saying this watch had a spray-on tan. Think I’ll stay away from this one.
Powerbandconsidering you can get a borealis portus cale watchmark limited version with genuine bronze for $100 less. I just don't get the plated finish decision.