a mineral crystal but my diamond selector revealed it is in fact a piece of sapphire which is nice to see for an extra durable option that still fits your wrist this satina is well worth a punt have you ever used the coronagraph as a stopwatch nah i thought not most people seem to buy chronographs because they prefer the way they look specifically the pushers and sub-dials therefore i figured i'd shoehorn in a multi-function watch here too given the visual similarities this unisex zeppelin NUMBER_TOKENm-NUMBER_TOKEN marketed as the hindenburg lzNUMBER_TOKEN yes that hindenburg offers a distinctive look in a diminutive NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter package this is fundamentally the same as the larger NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter version with the shiny silver textured dial and a classic mixture of muted accent colors the inking's been completed to a good standard and i like the red crescent hand which i'm assuming pairs with some type of weak calendar around the perimeter you super nerds can let me know in the comments i wouldn't recommend getting this one wet due to the low water resistance and the acrylic crystal while attractive will scratch rather easily and could need polishing at some point so it's not the most practical but it is very unique within is the ronda NUMBER_TOKENb which provides the pusher with functionality to shift the date forward once per compression the included milanese bracelet is quite solid with a double interlocking clasp for added security though it is rather long meaning the inner layer does wrap quite far around during wear it's usable but may be troublesome for those with bony wrists if the tip hits the wrong spot still if you're after a quirky dressier piece with the mid-century proportions this is a left field choice worth looking at there are a couple of other options that may also be worth considering that i wasn't able to get my hands on in time for this video so take these mentions with a pinch of salt as i'm yet to try them in the flesh when reviews are saying a watch is too small that generally gets me and my tiny wrist excited that's more than been the case with the unusual NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter citizen bullhead the reissue of which sold out before i even learned of its existence therefore i haven't been able to track one down anywhere near rrp in time for this video and frankly i'm not paying scalper prices this one has an incredibly short look to logo NUMBER_TOKEN millimeters and the absence of a crown apparently makes this one wear very small indeed possibly making it an ideal choice for those of us with skeletal arms additionally there's the equally elusive kakota wNUMBER_TOKEN range these NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter vintage style pieces very strong resemblance to the seagull NUMBER_TOKEN and even seem to use the same movement i haven't been able to track one of these down for sale on the watch gecko site though i imagine the experience would be comparable to the seagull variants as always their excellent product photography makes me jealous that i wasn't able to grab one if it becomes more readily available i'll link it in the video description along with the rest of the watches mentioned in this video consider subscribing i'll see you next time
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