Hey zusammen, beide Uhren sind ungefähr für um die 2.5k€ zu bekommen (Tudor gebraucht). Ich weiß, sie könnte technisch unterschiedlicher nicht sein. Welche Uhr würdet ihr euch holen, wenn sie als Ergänzung zu einem schwarzen Diver (Longines) dienen soll?
Tudor 36mm, GS 37mm
Bin auch offen für Alternativen :)
Hey everyone,
Looking to add a versatile daily sports watch to the collection and I’m torn between these two.
I know they aren’t in the same league technically or price-wise. The Aqua Terra is obviously twice the price and has the superior movement, but right now, I just want to talk about aesthetics and wrist presence.
On one hand, the Omega has that iconic teak dial and polished elements that really catch the light. On the other hand, the Nomos is so clean, thin, and has that cool, understated Glashütte vibe.
Strictly based on looks and how they wear, which one do you think looks better?
Appreciate any thoughts!
Hey everyone,
Looking to add a versatile daily sports watch to the collection and I’m torn between these two.
I know they aren’t in the same league technically or price-wise. The Aqua Terra is obviously twice the price and has the superior movement, but right now, I just want to talk about aesthetics and wrist presence.
On one hand, the Omega has that iconic teak dial and polished elements that really catch the light. On the other hand, the Nomos is so clean, thin, and has that cool, understated Glashütte vibe.
Strictly based on looks and how they wear, which one do you think looks better?
Appreciate any thoughts!
Hey everyone,
Looking to add a versatile daily sports watch to the collection and I’m torn between these two.
I know they aren’t in the same league technically or price-wise. The Aqua Terra is obviously twice the price and has the superior movement, but right now, I just want to talk about aesthetics and wrist presence.
On one hand, the Omega has that teak dial and polished elements that really catch the light. On the other hand, the Nomos is so clean, thin, and has that cool, understated Glashütte vibe.
Strictly based on looks and how they wear, which one do you think looks better?
Appreciate any thoughts!
Whenever someone asks for a solar chronograph recommendation, the Seiko Speedtimer is almost always the answer. It has a fantastic reputation, and a lot of people seem convinced it's the one to get.
While looking around, I found the Citizen CA4764-57A. It's a Japan Domestic Market model, so it doesn't get mentioned very often, but it's actually easy to import. What surprised me is how similar these two watches are.
The dimensions are nearly identical: the Seiko is 39.0 mm with a 45.5 mm lug-to-lug, the Citizen is 39.6 mm with a 45.9 mm lug-to-lug. Both have sapphire crystal, 100 m water resistance, a 20 mm lug width, stainless steel bracelets, solar movements, and panda-style chronograph dials.
The biggest difference is the price. I can get the Citizen for around €220, while the Seiko is around €700–750.
Since Citizen is often considered one of the leaders in solar technology, I'm curious why the Speedtimer gets recommended so much more often. Is the finishing really that much better? Does it wear better? Or is the Citizen simply an underrated JDM model?
I'd love to hear from anyone who's actually handled or owned both. Is the Seiko really worth paying over three times as much?
Ich möchte mir als Ergänzung einen Chronographen zulegen. Als Daily trage ich aktuell eine Longines HydroConquest mit den arabischen Ziffern auf dem Zifferblatt und bin mit ihr sehr zufrieden. Der Chronograph soll sie also nicht ersetzen, sondern einfach eine Alternative sein, wenn ich mal Lust auf etwas anderes habe.
Nach einigem Vergleichen bin ich bei diesen drei Modellen hängen geblieben:
Seiko Prospex Speedtimer SSC961
39 mm
Solarbetriebenes Seiko V192
Panda-Zifferblatt
100 m Wasserdichtigkeit
ca. 700 €
Nivada Grenchen Autochron Mecaquartz
38 mm Cushion-Case
Seiko VK67 Mecaquartz
drehbare 60-Minuten-Lünette
200 m Wasserdichtigkeit
ca. 500–650 €
Hamilton Intra-Matic Auto Chrono
40 mm
mechanischer Automatik-Chronograph (H-31)
klassisches Panda-Design
100 m Wasserdichtigkeit
ca. 2.400 €
Mir ist bewusst, dass die drei technisch kaum unterschiedlicher sein könnten (Solar, Mecaquartz und Automatik). Mir geht es deshalb weniger darum, welches Werk objektiv "besser" ist, sondern welche Uhr ihr insgesamt am überzeugendsten findet.
Welche würdet ihr kaufen und warum? Würdet ihr sagen, dass die Hamilton den deutlichen Aufpreis wirklich wert ist? Oder bieten Seiko oder Nivada das bessere Gesamtpaket? Falls jemand eine der drei besitzt oder sogar mehrere vergleichen konnte, würden mich eure Erfahrungen im Alltag, zur Verarbeitung und zum Tragegefühl interessieren.
Vielen Dank vorab! :)
39mm black dial.
Honestly never cared much for it in product shots, but in person this thing completely changed my mind. Still one of the most beautiful and distinctive divers Longines has made in my opinion.