They should do non-hommages more often- they clearly know how to make a decent watch!

Mine lasted 7 years 24/7, working, jetski, mtb and motorbike riding, never took it off.. and then it stopped working, not too bad.

Wearing my steinhart titanium GMt and it’s truly an excellent watch! Had it for 2 years already and running strong.

I have this since 1 year. WONDERFUL WATCH and great customer service too

I'd say Steinhart is on a right way. But what I like is their retro-rolly-ish models. Like early panda.

The Ocean 39 GMT Premium also follows the same path. Case style, very Rolex. Differences are the hands, date window at 6, no cyclops, and a display back. An absolute bargain if you can find one. The Batman colourway that I own appears to have disappeared now, and has been replaced by green on green.

I own that watch for a few years, I love it really, it's one of my most worn watch. After a few years, a few very faint marks on the flat of the clasp and a couple invisible ones here and there. I don't know what you're going on about the clasp tho, it's perfect. It has eased off just enough really. Sure I would MUCH prefer one in the style of Zelos with a quick adjustment, but otherwise this watch is just great.

Great review Jody! Everything you mentioned is exactly why I was drawn to this watch. It looks great and I can't wait to get it on wrist.

Huge fan of the channel here, I have the gmt version for five years now and it’s a solid watch, no problems with the clasp and it shouldn’t be a problem because contrary to what the majority o people think titanium is harder and stronger than stainless steel, the “scratches” you see on a titanium watch the majority are on the oxide film that titanium develops to protect it. Just rubbing it with a pencil eraser ✏️ you got rid of it. As I said I have one for five years now and it’s an amazing watch for the money!

I own a Steinhart Ocean One Black Ceramic that I love, but have for years been eyeing this one. I LOVE the look of this and think it's almost the perfect watch. The only thing I'd prefer is a stainless steel version (and have emailed Steinhart several times stating my desire. So far to no avail). I personally am not a fan of Titanium. I think it feels too light and therefor cheap (to me) and don't like how susceptible it is to scratching. I don't mind (dare I say, even prefer) a heavy watch. If Steinhart ever release this in a SS version I'll buy it that day! Thanks for another great review Jodi!

This is one of the most appealing automatic divers I've seen on your channel. I like that its sub styled but not a straight homage and of course I'm a sucker for titanium! Great review as always.

I have this piece for four years now. I still love to wear this and just a month ago someone said it looks new, while having it in his hands.

If this was made in a 39 or 40 I would seriously consider purchasing one. I think it looks fantastic, especially those blue accents.

While I'm not a fan of titanium over stainless, this was a homerun in my opinion.. loved it

I think this one's discontinued. Along with the similarly styled 39mm stainless steel Batman-GMT they used to have. Only model left is the 42mm Ti GMT with the same handset and basic look. I still wish I could loan you my 39mm OVM ... would love to see you review that thing. Alas... postage from Germany to Australia and back would probably exceed the value of the watch .. :D Glad to see Jody warming up to the brand - although I do completely agree about the case-shape for us guys with smaller wrists than Jody's. I have a 17 cm one (6.7in) and none of the 42mm versions I've owned or tried really looked right on me. The 39mm still has that insanely flat case-profile, but with the smaller size it doesn't really matter all that much. The 39 O1s probably don't sit as snugly on wrist as more contoured watches of the same size, but they're perfectly comfortable to wear.

I’ve seen this on their website and remember just loving the dial and handset. Maybe Steinhart should make original designs like this a larger part of their line-up. I mean their Rolex knock-offs are nice, but this is a legitimately cool watch that an enthusiast might really want on its own merits.

Excellent review. The Steinhart brand ,I feel, gives you the most bang for your buck.

I own a Steinhart 500 Ocean One ceramic 6 months. It is my favorite watch. It looks so ... crisp, clear, different, clean, sharp. I have noticed many people looking at it, which I am not used to. I definitely will buy another Steinhart.

Now that is a good looking watch. Very clean and so good to see Steinhart going to their own designs. Having said that Jody. my favorite Steinhart is your favorite Steinhart "Rolex classic".

Not many making such a solid offering at the price point, it looks stunning in those macro shots!

I've owned this watch for several years now and wear it regularly. Its a really well built solid watch which isn't flashy, yet catches your eyes, thanks to the lovely ceramic bezel and hits of blue. It can also take a beating. You can take it with you anywhere without much worry. I've taken it mountain biking, white water rafting, scuba diving and even golfing 😁 No problems at all...only drawback is since it's a matte titanium finish, scuffs are more obvious. Regardless I love the thing! Fantastic value

owned mine for 5 years, used to wear leather straps with it, but recently appreciating the tough look of the bracelet

I have had this now for a few weeks and I love it! Amazing quality for money.

The Titanium clasp is perfectly secure. It just feels a little lightweight because it is made from Titanium, but it is just as robust as a steel clasp. Let’s face it, the spring pins will break long before the clasp or the bracelet, as they are designed to do.

Glad you had someone send you this to unbox and review! Coincidentally my Ocean One GMT in titanium with the Batman bezel is the one I've been rocking for the past couple of days. It was the first GMT I added to my collection and one of the best. And it was dead flat when I put it on the timegrapher. Keep the great content coming!

I was wearing my steel Ocean 39 GMT version of this piece when I saw this video! Love the differences that stop it being a straight Batman homage.... No Cyclops, baton hands, 6 o clock date and different font on the lumed bezel. Awesome piece.

My most worn watch is my OVM and like you I’ve been looking at this one for years, Steinhart had a flash sale so I couldn’t resist. Their shipping is one of the best in the watch industry to the US, not my first Ti watch but I have an idea it will be a favorite. Thanks Jody👍

that scene, outside in the rain, best ever, beautiful

39mm Two Hundred ft water resistant and thinner you've got a winner

Hello Jody, i have read somewhere that they use Grade 5 Titanium! Nice video and watch by the way 👍

been waiting for this exact watch in 39mm steel (like they did with the GMT version) for years...here's to continued hope

Thanks for the video. As usual, the main concern with titanium watches for me is whether all metal surfaces were coated with some scratch-resistance assuring coating. Titanium is softer than stainless steel used to make watches. And we all know that even the stainless-steel watches are not scratch-resistant unless they are subjected to special hardening treatment.

Value for money wise Steinhart offers incredible VFM. The original(ish) design and titanium makes it stand out, my only reservation is that so many of them wear very flat. Great Review as always Jody!

I have the ocean 2 premium as my beater watch and honestly it's great. 2892 elabore always within 2 to 3 seconds per day and the build quality is really something else. for the price? Good luck beating that !

An exceptional (but brief) review of a cracking good watch! I have the Steinhart Ocean One Vintage Military (yes a Rolex homage) with the same elabore movement, but no date, and I love it!!

Great review as always Jody. This one does look good. Although the sizing is a little on the large side for my liking. I think if they ever made a 39mm they would sell really well. The lume is surprisingly good, considering it's printed.

Nice watch , no doubt about that. The 42 (not sure whether Gnomon has a 39mm) is quite long. Despite the female end links, needs a min 7.25". I heard their titanium is quite sensitive/soft and prone to scratches/marks. Personally I see Steinhart Ocean One quite different from Sub. Very different case geometry, very different crown guards and crown. The l2l is way different as well. Unless we are talking the first Subs, nothing is at 39mm and definitely there ain't no sub or sea dweller at 42. Quite well builds, reliable mechanisms, affordable pricing and prompt customer service. Why not, a must imo for every watch enthousiast. Edit: I agree 100% for the clasp, not just for the 500 but for all Ocean One that have a 300m rating.

Morning jody, another steinhart, not a rolex a like? Brilliant!

Steinhart timepieces are truly 5-star but this Ocean One is really outstanding and beautiful. Ordering one now this very moment, can't wait to have it on wrist!!!

Thanks Steven and Jody! The missing paint from the three minute marker on the bezel would drive me bananas, which is a shame because this watch is a beauty otherwise. The blue accents and that great handset really work well here.

The color way reminds me of the Seiko Prospex PADI With the Black & Babe blue.

Bought this but in GMT version for my dad for his 70th. He loves it! Highly legible, light abs robust. My only criticism is that the GMT hand is light blue and gets lost. A poppy yellow or red would have been better.

Coincidentally, I'm wearing my Titanium 500 while watching this video. It's a non-premium non ceramic bezel one with cal. A10-2 by Soprod (ETA 2892A2) that I got second hand. I really like it, it's my go to summer every day diver and the lume is indeed fantastic.

I was fortunate to have recently picked up a second hand Steinhart 500 Ti and double fortunate as it has the Soprod A10-2 auto movement. Keeps fantastic time accuracy.

That watch looks fantastic!! It looks great on your wrist!!! Love the blue accents and price!!!

I absolutely love the hands on this watch and I think the blue seconds hand is a nice touch.

Nice looking watch!! Exhibition case backs,I can take or leave/ make them practicle by having a power reserve indicator on display. Grand Seiko have this feature on some models. Always a great review Jody!

And in these times you can use the dive time bezel to track the progress of inflation dood 🥳! But certainly an interesting offer outside the Euro-zone right now, like you said. Thx for peeling off the stickers on this one, think I have to buy stone coal instead of a Steinhard though, alas 🙃...

There’s not a lot NOT to like as long as you’ve got the wrist for it. Sub 7 inches would be pushing it. However, original design it most certainly is not: Although these days there’s few divers released that aren’t a re issue of something earlier. Looks like a nice watch if there’s a hole in your collection for a big light well made diver. Thanks for showing us this one Mr M !

They do make a belting watch if you don’t mind homage look. Used to own an Ocean one vintage, very good quality, in fact one of the best bracelets I’ve ever worn

Great review - this looks like a value packed watch. That 51 lug-to-lug might be too much for. Hoping you can get “just one more Steinhart” review in, the Ocean 39 Premium. That’s the most interesting watch in the current catalog, even though the Submariner and Explorer cues are quite obvious. Thank you for another thorough and thoughtful review.

Love my SNE575 but I would totally be lying if I didn't wish it looked more like this one. Imagine this one with a solar quartz movement and scaled to 39mm just like you say Jody, would be amazing.

I found one of these recently on ebay and bought for a great price and I couldn't be happier. I've been a fan of Steinhart for a while now and for what you get, they are probably the best deal around. Swiss made and in this case titanium for $550. And this is really nothing and probably to save money, they have gone to a cardboard box now away from the substantial leatherette presentation case they used to have. But you don't wear the box, so...

Hey Jodi , I bought the Steinhart ocean premium 39 GMT black/blue bezel. An absolutely fantastic watch, I was disappointed in the packaging. It was the same cardboard box you received with yours but mine was damaged, definitely different to the usual leatherette box they have. I was tied between the 39 and the 42 titanium but happy I went with the 39, that's a big watch!

Just recently picked up the Ocean 39mm 500m GMT in stainless steel and it is incredible!

Jody I’ve had the Ocean 39 GMT BLUE-RED Diver Watch for several years with no issues. It is a quality watch, and I would much rather pay for this than the over inflated price for a Rolex. Do I like Rolex’s yes, I have an Explorer ll but I bought it years ago when their prices were reasonable.

Love it!!🥰 I just need to convince my wife that this is my “last watch”!! 😜😁😅😂😎

Wearing the GMT version for a while (sadly discontinued). It’s a great piece, clasp no issue, wears great on the rubber strap as well and the lume lasts all night!

Good review, that's a great looking watch 👍. It would be better if it was made for 300m, no one dives deeper than that anyway, and you're right, a matt bezel would look better too.

Another Saturday, another fab review from Jody. Really like this watch but a lot of flecto from the double dome crystal isn't great (flat crystals are my bag). Would love one of these but only if they made it slimmer, lighter and about 15% smaller in size (I have a 1980's TAG Heuer 1000 and that's 37-38 across the bezel and for me the perfect size. I've got Casio Duro but it's just too big for me personally. Got what it's worth I have a 7" wrist.

this is insane watch

I have this watch on the steinhart rubberstrap with a black butterfly clasp. Its my go to, everyday watch. Light and comfy. Its a good toolwatch for everyday / active use, but with that shiny bezel I also can wear it a bit more dressed up and on a night out.

That is the perfect size for me, I own 2 Steinharts in steel and I don't mind the weight of the steel either. I would really like to have this titanium model partly because it is titanium and partly because of the hand design and the high legibility of the dial.

I just received mine 5 days before this video was released. Loving it so far. Agree the bezel insert should be matte in finish. I would have rather purchased the GMT version but it seems to be out of production, and a one direction bezel on a GMT is unforgivable for me. I really love the finish and the handset on these. The weight is noticeably lighter than a steel watch (I have the Ocean Vintage Military in 42mm) but the Ti version still feels substantial. Thanks for reviewing this one.

Great watch for the price. I wish steinhart used more matte finish bezels as mentioned.

Helm Miyako Jody! We need a review. I got a blue and its my daily now! Very impressed, compares in build quality to Tudors ive handled. Some negatives like the fauxtina and clasp though.

Alright, now I'm checking for a Steinhart. Thanks Jody. 😼

The blue, black, white combo is excellent.

Very nice ..like the blue touches as well.

Nice enough Jody but the OLKO has captured my heart and i am on the waiting list for that reissue. Thanks for the review

I have the titanium GMT and saw that it’s not on their website anymore?? I’ve had it for 3 years and love it

I've got the GMT-version of this watch, it is one of the watches that get the most wristtime. For me it is one of my more expensive watches but nevertheless one of my favorite daily beaters!

So close to being my perfect watch! I love everything about it except that thickness. The other dimensions are fine for my 8 inch wrist but I very much prefer a thinner watch. Nevertheless I WANT ONE. Thanks for another great video.

Think this is definitely the right level of homage. Arguably beats the Sub in a decent few specs, titanium, 500m ... I'd argue a better looking handset. Winner for Steinhart

I was so close to pulling the trigger on this watch a few months ago. The only thing stopping me was the stainless steel bezel and the colour difference between that and the titanium of the rest of the watch. Why they did that I have no idea but it was the only thing that bugged me so I didn't buy it.

I wish more companies would use higher grades of Titanium; higher grades are more resistant to scratches and can hold a bit of polish if so desired. But low grade Ti is a cost cutting measure as it is less expensive to machine. While out of the price range for the budget minded Sel Instruments produces an epic tool watch via grade 5 Ti.

excellent colour combination but that double-dome choice pushed me a away

I had my ocean one ceramic since 2015 and its still just as brilliant

I've always wanted one of those, beautiful!

If Steinhart would make this exact version in 39 i would buy it hands down. I don't like Sub lookalikes usually but this one is very appealing. Yeah i know they make the 39 gmt, but i don't want the gmt complication.

Had one of these years ago, was a pretty nice watch

I used to own this watch. Nice watch for sure. Worth the money. A little too much blue on the dial so i moved it along.

I just don't get it. I've never seen a Steinhart that I wanted or even really liked. I still haven't...Great specs, just no soul...

Like the look of this, right up my street size wise. Can't get on with the titanium bracelet though. Not keen on rhe look of the bracelet, and it would be too light for me for that style of watch. Love the dial and bezel though. Great review as always.

I think this one is a winner. Agree about the clasp. Long term durability of titanium on titanium friction is a question mark. The gloss bezel I rather like.

The bezel at noon looks misaligned to my eye. I too am a sucker for Steinharts with four of them in my collection. On a different note the Steinhart Nav B Uhr doesn't seem to be homaging anything, particularly not a Rolex.

When Steinhart start putting an on the fly bracelet adjustment on their watches I will buy one...

I do have an older Ocean One, but I wish they would make it without the crown guards. When younger, I thought crown guards were the cat's pajamas but they do get in the way.

Decent looking watch. Great bezel, big bold clear hands for great visibility and still very much Subby homage. The clasp oh dear, such a common gripe with most of these homage type brands, they do a lot to get the watch looking good, but fall badly when it comes to either the bracelet or clasp. Overall though, I like it

Gotta love a lumed bezel. I have 2 Steinharts and regard them very highy.

I own this watch and love it. In addition to being toolishly-handsome, it is very smooth to the touch which makes it a pleasure to wear. Believe it or not, I sometimes wear it to sleep at night, it's that comfortable and pleasant on wrist.

Does the Titanium have a coating to reduce/ prevent scratching ... my understanding is that titanium without the coating scratches much easier than stainless steel.

I have a Steinhart GMT and the only improvrment it needs is a sliding micro adjust on the bracelet like I have on my Bliger exp;orer homage.

This is the best looking watch currently available on the Steinhart website. The wide hands make the watch easier to read and they have a much stronger presence than the typical skinny hands on most watches. Why aren't more watches designed this way? I also prefer the look of titanium watches (as well as bead blasted stainless steel) vs. polished stainless, which always looks cheap to me.

That is a beautiful timepiece.

Beautiful watch

Thanks Steven, wear it in good health mate

This is the Steinhart I’m gonna get… Looks so great!

Needs to be a little thinner with more lug downturn, a little shorter end to end and just bulk up the clasp with a dual push button release feature.

Bit big and thick but pretty good for the money. Thanks Jody 👍