Will report back after one week usage

this brand own by City Chain owner, which is a Thai based in HK

Meaning I shouldn't move aggressively to maintain the accuracy?

All this while, I have been using quartz, this is my very first automatic watch

That is not how you measure accuracy.

Quite the opposite, accuracy becomes secondary if you frequently rotate between a few mechanical watches, as you'll probably have to re-set the time everytime.

If it's your only piece, you want it to be bang on so you don't have to recalibrate every week.

What you're referring to here is the power reserve, not accuracy.

However, it is true that if you keep your power reserve topped up, you get better accuracy as compared to when your mainspring is almost out of torque.

This post has been edited by Chinoz: Oct 25 2020, 09:36 PM

I mean if you less wear, the power reserve will be fully depleted and you need to recalibrate the next time you wear and the time accuracy may have gone a few minutes to hours depending how long it was unused

wow did TS get a promotion? Buying new car and fancy watch recently?

Waiting for X50 official launch on 27th Oct

ya man

dayummmmm, which color of dial u bought?

Use this app to track the accuracy.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...tler.watchcheck

Yeah, better quality. If decide to upgrade still got value to sell away.

SJE073

That app requires daily log entry?

sorry, I don't Tudor highly either... feels like "settling" when one really wants a Rolex

yes, so that u will get to observe the deviation of few seconds per day..

That's how u check the accuracy. In terms of accuracy nothing beats Quartz watch.. But Grand Seiko's Spring drive are best of both world (Auto + Quartz tech)

What a coincidence coz I was out today n saw some big promo signs then went n see it's solvil et Titus, at city chain

Remember from ktard comments ..... So didn't bother to see further.

Blue dial coz is my favourite color!


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Beautiful watch with a very interesting dial.

Did you notice that the Roman numeral dial has a IIII instead of a IV at 4 O’clock for better dial balance? I believe it was first used by Cartier but other watchmakers soon followed.

Don’t listen to ktards here. A watch is a very personal purchase. As long as it sings to you, wear it in good health.

To me, it’s a beautiful watch that looks very similar to a Patek Philippe Calatrava from a distance.

This post has been edited by friedricetheman: Oct 25 2020, 10:23 PM

I don’t think Rolex does dress watches that well. Their Celine line loses out to Jaeger LeCoultre.

I believe TS is looking for dress watches below 2k. S&T is a good choice in that price range.

even iphone got better value

Just googled Patek Philippe Calatrava...so damn expensive...I can buy X50 standard/executive with that price