Fingers crossed for you Sir and hope you reach your goal 🫰🏻

Thank you very much, Sir! @@ClickSpringReview

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Thanks matey this is an old review now but its still a great watch

Nice one Peter I serviced my EZM1 after it was about 8 years old, I paid 550 euro also but they didn't say about the AR wish I'd of had it done, The UX is great I'm lucky as I got my original EZM2 GSG9 many years ago when it wasn't as hard to find a good one but I'm sure you will get hold of one soon PS I like Leipzig I used to go there sometimes for shopping or a bite to eat as I used to live up the road in a small village called Weferlingen

AR? I've had a UX for a couple years but not familiar with what AR means. Many thanks.

You won't be disappointed Sir

The battery lasted about 8 years + on this one, and when i sent it of to have a new one fitted it only took around 2 weeks and comes with a 2 year warranty Jeff better than 6 months service on my EZM1

Thanks Greg I was thinking of updating this video it as I've a better camera and mic now, but glad you enjoyed it if your based in the UK I'm hosting a Sinn event at Francis & Gaye in Coventry next month

LOL that's how it starts :)

Thanks Sir ,Its a solid timepiece and built like a tank

Did you get one in the end Robert ?

Cheers Sir one may like this one as its a more updated kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kJaKfbWe0rW9lnk.htmlsi=gPLYyN8Cfy6eoc2t

Cool it was my 4th Sinn also ,this plus a EZM1, EZM2 and U2 Black, this was back in 2010 now I have a fair few more Daniel 👍🏻

It really is a great watch :)

You have me thinking now which watches I with a full in-house most are ETA or Lemania , But I do have Rolex Sub's and SD's and Seiko MM300 and some cheaper seiko's ,

@@ClickSpringReview I’m only recently learning that ‘in-house’ is sometimes used as a clever marketing ploy to play on the vulnerabilities of Swiss watch enthusiasts. Maybe I am in that category, and have to learn good judgement and common sense to disseminate what qualifies as truly in-house and what does not. I guess if you have at least a Rolex 3135 movement amongst your collection that qualifies as an in-house Swiss movement IMO. Probably Seiko too funnily enough...

@@Pulsonar I do also like the ETA7750 Chrono movement as it pretty bombproof and has its signature rotor noise, ETA I think make some great movements, I believe to much is put into having an in-house movement after all look at Omega in house Co axle movement complication it’s great but had nothing to do with them it was George Daniels who sold them it , so wasn’t really there idea they just paid for the rates to say it’s in house :)

@@ClickSpringReview Yes, I believe Daniels took many years of toil to develop the Co-axial escapement by ‘74 and patented by ‘80 and no Swiss watchmaker wanted anything to do with it until Omega took up the patent and only then hacked it together with an ETA base to come up with the calibre 2250 in ‘99 which superseded the calibre 1120. another ETA base, but with Swiss lever escapement. I believe Omega finally have a true in-house calibre with the Co-axial based 9300 movement, but it’s taken a couple of iterations and nearly €100M to get there. I have an ETA based Carrera chrono by TAG Heuer and to be honest it’s given 9 years of faultless operation. It’s a Calibre 17 by TAG Heuer nomenclature, not in-house by regular definition, but as its under the Swatch umbrella who also own movement makers ETA it could be construed as in-house from that perspective. It’s all a bit blurry with these conglomerates in the way. ...The journey of a novice continues...

@@Pulsonar This is why I'm not to worried about a watch having with a true in-house movement (at a mid level price) , Its nice but not the end of the world as you say the lines can be some what blurry at time like when companies modify a movement like Sinn do , Its all part of the fun

Justin Turner I have a U2 Black which is Tegimented also, and out the two I wear the UX more 👍🏻

Time Out Watches, thanks for the reply. I feel I made a better decision better already. How come you wear the UX more? I just felt I’d constantly be checking and winding the U2 more often and that would have been more of a hassle. I work a lot of hours already and I don’t have time for that. Maybe once I’m retired or working less a automatic U2 would fit me better.

Justin Turner I think I wear it more because it’s just so easy to pick it up and know the time is set , My GMT watches I always have to set the 2nd time zone also and so it just takes longer , I know 1st world problems lol

Time Out Watches, I see. Makes sense. Thank for your input. I didn’t think about having to set the second hand. If I ever got a second Sinn in the U series it would be a U1 now.

Your going to love the UX it’s a watch which you just keep looking at from different angle and enjoying, I really like the Sinn silicone strap it’s pricey but good 👍🏻 ps sorry to your bank account 😉

Its a ETA 955 COCS Spec movement and has Thermal Compensation , it does have quick set date but the hand setting is just the standard type Kevin

The hand hits the markers but on its trailing edge , so it's the width of the hand fast say by 0.2mm Thats from 0-30 secs and from 30-60 secs its about spot on

Appreciate the reply, thank you.

I was all set to sell my UX to fund a new U50 Hydro but after playing with it, I'm sticking with the UX

@@ClickSpringReview Yea I would definitely hold onto that one. Awesome watch!

It sure is and very different to everything else

Glad you liked the review Simon I'll try and keep them coming , If you like Sinn reviews I've many more on my channel you may find pretty interesting

Yes Sir it has a battery which normally lasts around 7 to 9 years

Glad you liked it :)

A Nato is no problem at all on the U range I used to have a Red Nato strap on my Black U2 it looked great I've never had a oil leak the watch is super tough :)

@@ClickSpringReview how many years till the bubble came?

@@temujinadonijah6365 I'll never seen a bubble on the UX in its 11 years I've known the watch

@@ClickSpringReview the bubble issue is only thing holding me back, I've been thinking all night and the oil is a binding issue to the company and even a decade later I'd the oil couldn't be done the watch would be rendered useless the special forces do not expect to have the watch as long as you and I would wish to keep it which is literally forever I then the cost of the Watch would be really significant due to the having to post it off the service in all the time I think the decision is to just go with a mechanical movement or a watch without oil so that servicing your watch is limited to the capsule at most being the expensive issue. I really gave the Watch very serious consideration again for the second time I'm being prepared to go to such a high-end cosc quartz movement even though the truth is I want mechanical it's nearly tempted me again to go back to quartz.... Am just fearful that the watch is high maintenance and although you've had a great experience that's not everyone's that I've read being the same.... I shall put it on a wish list.... But am expecting a damasko dsub 2 this week will see how what goes

@@temujinadonijah6365 The service isn't expensive Sir it cost me only 270 euro's including postage and only has to be done every 7/10 years plus when you send it of to Sinn you get a travel case for the watch and a new 2 year warranty , If you get say a Breitling AeroSpace you have to pay that every 2 years or if you get a Seiko Tuna the battery life is around 5 years and cost around the same , The GSG9 had there EZM2 watches for around 12 years before they went with the UX think was 2011 and they still use them today as do the ZUZ

I was wearing it a few days ago and really enjoy it, when the think its around 12+ years old now and still looks great

The GSG9 returned there 1st watches back to Sinn all marked up which was very cool, in order for them to replaced with the newer model in the video , I’m lucky as I have the older one too

@@ClickSpringReview 10years ago Sinn offered the Bundeswehr strap as a strap option on some watches (a black leather strap with a pad under the watch) from Eulit, but their (sinn) clasp

Don Bow I think I remember seeing that when I went on the factory tour 10 years ago sir

i'd say smaller because its slimmer than most watches of its size , I'm wearing my one right now after I just had a new custom leather strap made to fit the clasp

@@ClickSpringReview Thanks

My one seems ok, it's normally the bezel which is going to take most of the blows so being tegimented it protects it. The clasp is showing marks but at show point I do plan to bead blasted to freshen it on I did this once to my EZM1 and it came out looking like new again

@ClickSpringReview many thanks. You are wonderful human being and God bless you and your great work. Thank you again.

Thank you that made my day :)

Fair comment sir I'll keep that in mind

Hi Max the UX is anti magnetic and is rated to DIN 8309 Standard , The case is 1.5X stronger than normal 316 steel as it is made from German Submarine Steel and the bezel uses screws to lock it down , so if hit against something it shouldn't come off like other watches , There pretty tough watches all

It does have AR on both sides but with the oil not sure why . It’s the most legible watch in any light I own

In all fairness Lars there is a lot which goes into changing the battery in these, Ive just had to have my one serviced and it cost in USD 240 but did last 9.5 years

Mine lasted 9 years

If you have a collection already I'd go with the UX as its a great grab and go watch otherwise I'd go with the U1, PS later I have a Sinn video coming out with the EZM1,2,3 and UX and 13 you maybe interested in 👍🏻

@@ClickSpringReview I haven't got any Sinn yet. But been wanting one for a few years. Hanhart got the watch saving up fund last year. I'll be watching. Ta!

I hoping to review some Hanharts at some point soon

Ive never had a bubble in my UX, I did have one in my Sinn EZM2 but only when it wasn't on my wrist as your body warms up the oil but, after having it serviced it was gone . A bubble can appear if the watch is left out to say -25C but not if its on your wrist

By the way, I'd like my ux to have a small bubble! It'd let the others know there's a kind of liquid inside 😁

I do like Breitling I have the new Colt , but I'm not a fan of there service as they say every 2/3 years the watch needs to be worked on and checked were as Rolex are happy with 10 years . In the long long run they can work out a lot more expensive than Rolex

@@ClickSpringReview I've had an Aerospace for 20+ years and all it has ever asked for is a battery every once in a while.

@@davewilton3101 My Aerospace battery would last around 3 years and current cost to replace it is £145, I've been on TZ forum for 15 years and trust me Dave your very lucky not to of needed a replacement movement after so long. They don't use a screw in crown tube instead they glue it in place and they are notorious for failing and being very hard to reseal

@@ClickSpringReview Greetings. Don’t know where you are getting yours changed but mine usually last 3-4 years and cost approx $30 Cdn in my city. As to robustness - after I got the Aerospace I spent another approx 8 years +/- flying forest fire suppression aircraft and that can be anything but a friendly environment for anything but a robust watch. Mine has the dings to show for it. I can’t speak about the current generation but the E75362 generation has certainly been an outstanding Breitling creation.

@@davewilton3101 I got mine new around 15 years ago not sure of the model ref , I used to send it to Breitling as they do water resistance check as part of the service and so you get a 2 year warranty. When ever you open a watch up its alway worth a pressure test as less than half a drop of water can kill the watch Dave

Its a very cool bit of kit

Eamonsieur The crown is a screw down type and the case water resistance is 12,000m , The big difference between a screw down and a non screw down crown is you can’t accidentally open it but normally doesn’t help with water resistance

@@ClickSpringReview Isn't the regular non-GSG-9 Sinn UX rated to 500bar and not screwed down? The one I handled in store certainly was.

Eamonsieur my one is over 10 years old so maybe the newer one isn’t I can’t say for sure , the movement will stop at 5000m because of the pressure to the oil but the case on all models can take 12km

A little over 7" Sir

@@ClickSpringReview thank you

Yep I was using the Swiss pronunciation :)

@@ClickSpringReview oh, interesting, I didn't know that, fair play

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A common mod for a cheap Casio analogue watch is to fill it with baby oil......juust search for it on KZfaq.....it's a thing....and I bet they go down deep for a watch that totals £25!!

The watch itself is rated at 5,000 metres, hence he says the movement can withstand that, the case will do a lot more.

The case can with-stand 12kms but the movement will stop at 5kms

In all fairness, he’s sounds British.....

Temüjin Adonijah A full service so new oil is only 220 euros and you get a fresh 2 year warranty and the battery life is around 8 years I’d say thats a good price

@@ClickSpringReview I agree, but I'm on about a leak, or broken sapphire that leads to oil loss also, sapphire isn't rated for hard knocks is it?

@@temujinadonijah6365 I've never had a problem with Sapphire crystal before and like most watch owners I've once or twice hit them hard against a door or something like that with never a problem , And they don't leak I've had 2 of these watches for over 10 years and I've never heard of one leaking oil but I've heard of many water resistant watches letting in watch .

@@ClickSpringReview thankyou for that, I was looking for a more classic look and a less busier watch I was really drawn to the Seiko marine master, 300, SBDX017 something to grow old with and a piece that isn't rife for maintenance eg all these capsules oil etc. However I am being drawn to the toughness of this piece but rather the sinn u2 s ezm 5. I've à boxed new G-Shock MRG-G2000CB-1ADR that I received 2019 as a gift, from authorised dealer lovely tool watch but not for me if I can trade that for a near new or new sinn I shall give it very serious consideration.... Just not sure how I'd begin that search.... I'm really enjoying your channel.. Nice one...

@@temujinadonijah6365 I also have a MarineMaster 300 the new SLA023 model it a good watch but will need servicing every 10 years or so as do most auto watches and will cost around double the price of the Sinn UX, The G-shock you have is bomb proof that's for sure I'm not sure about there resale value , My favourite watch at the min for the price has to be my Seiko Great Blue Hole SPB083 / SBDC065 AKA MM200, in the UK it can be picked up new for around £900 and is a stunner I have a review on my channel for the price its hard to beat

Not everyone is I wasn't for sometime but this is pretty special

I wasn't that keen but recently I've bought some high quality quartz watches (Bulova Lunar Pilot and two Seiko Solars) and now I'm a convert. The accuracy is a delight and the fact it's still running when you pick it up out of your collection... As long as the second hand hits the markers it's good!

It's a toolwatch, it's a function over form type of thing. Quartz is simply more accurate and reliable. The downside being the battery change, but then again, a mechanical watch should be serviced within the same timeframe if you wish to keep it in good condition.

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Hi Brian not sure what you mine there Sir as its 18 mins of me showing the watch turning it round and wearing it

@@ClickSpringReview a bit rude