Thanks for a great review. It's a bit large for me but I ordered one anyway!

I will do that. Looks like maybe August to receive it.

Very nice watch. I like the design and warranty is a major attraction point for me as well.

The one you reviewed!

Hello and thanks for this video. It's always a pleasure to see this kind of vid, viideo showing how some microbrands could do a real good job. And these guys from Singapore are doing a good job, no question about that. But this dress watch, maybe because of the tourbillon, is clearly too big. I prefer their first watch. Thus I'll not go to their Kickstarter but I wish them to succed.

Very nice watch, thanks for the review bro.

Wwooowww 😍

Mixed feelings, but at the end over 1k for a watch is just too much for me :/

Let I just be clear, a watch with these dimensions will never sit right with me, so no matter what it brungs at what price, it's starting off on the wrong foot. Inevitable with a tourbillion movement? I actually dont know enojgh about those movements to say, but I guess it depends: probably inevitable with an affordable tourbillion movement. It's worth noting that even in Switzerland the benchmark for thag has been moving, though rather inching under ten times the price of this. So, the value proposition is clear, but the dimensions will only be right for some, and that is likely to also apply to the neotraditional styling. I expect this watch will have its fans, but is unlikely to be ome widely distributed or a high volume seller. Perhaps I'm underestimating how many enthusiasts would want to own an attractive tourbillion, but previously could not afford one. Tge more interesting aspect of this watch is its styling and layout. The arch of oversized yet underemphasized negative applied roman numerals works a treat framing the dial with a circular six o'clock complication. The very rounded cushion case might have benefitted from a slight variation in finsihing accents, but the bulging curves feel very congruent. The handset is almost playful and certainly more modern, bridging traditional guilloché to inventive hour marker application and the faux-organic impression of the mechanics on display. The years developing this ensemble were well spent. The guilloché works well, but the aventurine actually looks smart too. For the price of an entire aventurine sporting mechanical watch, the markup for it is entirely ludicrous however. What were they thinking with that?! Ultimately, what I am recognising is that Arcturus woudl have an opportunity to redevelop this dress watch with something like a small seconds complication. Put in a thin automatic movement, reduce the footprint to a dress watch appropirate 37-38mm diameter and massively reduce the thickness, and this layout with very similar elements could make a very attractive dresswatch at yet a more compelling price in keeping with the reduction of mechanical complication. I'd be interested in seeing the reuslt of such model evolution, but I don't know how Arcturus see themselves developing. I hope it won't be another 6 years.