It's made of MUSOU BLACK material, which reportedly absorbs up to 99.4% of visible light. In the photos, its black color appears particularly deep.
Did you notice some of the small details—the polished heart-shaped hands and the unique "W"-shaped seconds hand?
I'm not entirely sure how everyone will feel about the leather strap, but overall, I think the proportions are very harmonious.
The biggest difference with this watch is that it focuses on areas that watch enthusiasts care about.
• Bracelet tolerances
• Case finishing
• Dial craftsmanship
• Movement regulation
• Final QC
The bracelet alone took nearly a year to develop.
But I'm curious what watch people here think:
What matters more to you — a really interesting dial or an exceptionally good bracelet?
Militado ML20 Peacock SL3001 premium slim automatic movement
Can you all observe the changes in the watch face?
Hi everyone,
I would like to share a new release from Militado — the ML27, a vintage-inspired automatic dress watch designed for those who enjoy classic proportions and mechanical watchmaking.
The ML27 features a compact 36mm stainless steel case, making it a great option for collectors who prefer smaller, more traditional watch sizes.
Some key specifications:
• Seagull ST1701 automatic & hand-winding movement
• 36mm case diameter / 9.5mm thickness
• Sapphire crystal front glass
• Sapphire exhibition caseback
• Genuine leather strap
• Swiss BGW9 luminous material
• 50m water resistance
What I like most about this watch is the balance between the slim profile, mechanical movement, and vintage dress watch style. The exhibition caseback also gives you a nice view of the movement, which adds a lot of character at this price point.
I’d love to hear your thoughts:
• Do you still enjoy 36mm watches, or do you prefer larger case sizes?
• What do you think about Seagull automatic movements?
• Would you choose a vintage dress watch like this for daily wear?
Looking forward to your feedback!