Looking forward for the new design. It would be great if you could reverse the face without the need to take off the watch from your wrist

Pretty sure they're looking to try and take over the world but that's just my opinion

I assumed there would but disappointed there's no gold options!

How about no?

Couldn't agree more

Reversos have manual movements not automatic and they still look quite chunky at ~10mm

Yeah I think we're asking a lot for a dual face, but 10mm would have been nicer.

It does have two movements, Jody mentions this in the video.

I was looking for this. That watch is awesome!

However the Rotary Cambridge doesn't have any reversing capability, making it more like a standard tank-style dress watch... you should consider the Rotary Revelation GS02901 series which was an actual Reverso homage with dual faces that could be flipped on wrist like the JLC. Unfortunately they were discontinued a long while ago and there's nothing similar in their current line-up... :(

@@outcastkatsuki Yes, I'm familiar with the Revelation models. There's also an Elite version which uses an ETA 2824-2 movement at 41mm, which is quite nice. I'd read somewhere on a forum that battery change for the quartz Revelation was a little difficult, and I felt the prices I found for used pieces were a bit on the high side.

If you are just going for the tank look at Seiko SUP880 tank. Incredibly thin.

“Nice” as you say is subjective of course. Just found video featuring that Rotary watch, and in about 30 seconds could tell it’s pretty disgustingly cheap looking. And the 28x42 size is horribly wrong

Care to share the link for battery replacement mate?

@@kleanovodust-bin69 Search Vario Verso battery replacement.👍🏻

The 2 monochrome colours are not limited so at least there would be some watches for customers to buy. I didn't want to go crazy with too many SKU (like my Trench) which translates to more $ stuck in inventory and that prevents me from making more new watches.

You will learn to love the watches don't be a prude any watch is a good watch your preferences are nothing to the rest of us because we love all the watches and overtime so will you and it will be so

@@glennbeadshaw727 You’re absolutely right.

@@adk7962 well done

The glass feels fine. It’s a comfortable watch.

Listen here you delicate Little Flower don't buy the watch okay I don't want to hear you sniveling about it afterwards

@@glennbeadshaw727 lol you ok bud?

The Cartier is at least 3 times the price and no dual face, not exactly an alternative

I just bought one in the same price range, and see plenty at online auctions going for the same. They don't have dual face for that price, but like I said, I'd rather buy another one of those than one of these which is copying a similar look. It's not a one for one, but certainly an alternative, and with that thickness and those gaps I'd argue it's the better alternative. @@jkhcu

The colourful versions were sold as limited editions so I doubt they would come back, or it won't be the same colours at least

If by pivot point you mean the hand stack, that's fixed with the movement and can't really be changed

@@jkhcu actually no. I was talking about the thickness of the watch, about which the hand stack would have absolutely no bearing. Specifically the pivot point at which the dual sided body flips; this watch's calling card. It's set high in the stationary outer case and that contributes to its ungainly thickness. Set a bit lower and a mil or two could have been shaved off that dimension.

@marchills4131 You do realise the inner case is already flush with the bottom of the outer? Moving it down will just make the underside protrudes out, it won't affect thickness at all. About hand stack, different movements (or even different versions of the same movement) have different vertical distances between the hands and between the bottom hand and movement base. This affects the total height from the bottom of the movement to the top of the seconds hand pinion. Check out the NH35 type M (7.6mm) vs type L (8mm) for an example. The NHs have their notorious thick reputation partly due to the hand stack, which is why the rehauts on most NH watches are so ungainly high. This is especially evident with the GMT version, the NH34. I have to give props to Seiko for being able to partially hide that on their Seiko 5 GMTs with a sloped rehaut. But looking at other watches such as the Nodus Sector GMT and the total clearance between the dial and crystal sticks out like a sore thumb. Another one I have noticed in person is when Lorier switched their Hyperion GMT from the very thin Soprod C125 to Miyota 9075 movement, not only did the overall thickness increase, but also the rehaut got higher to compensate for the higher hand stack. Lorier themselves have commented about this. Compared to another GMT watch, the Farer Lander, the hands on its ETA 2893 are also closer to each other than those on the Lorier's Miyota.