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At the end this video says the watch is as much a statement to the watch making industry as it is a statement on the wrist. And to paraphrase a Rodgers and Hammerstein lyric, it's this: "Anything you can do better I can do almost as good." And that's a powerful as heck statement for us plebians who will never spend $200,000 on a watch. It means we can get something nearly as good for 1% of the cost. THAT is a powerful statement. Look at the Rolex and Patek replicas that are out there now: getting so good (both inside and out), that often experts have a hard time telling the difference, to the point that in some cases the replicas can threaten to overshoot their goal by being more finely done than the original -- not quite there yet, but in one video I saw, the point was raised that maybe a Patek or Rolex has slight "human touch" variation in the workmanship that the Chinese copy failed to replicate, literally microscopic details. The message is that the hyper-luxury outfits (Patek, IWC, Mille, the more premium Rolexes) are struggling to stay ahead of the Chinese imitators ever hotter on their trail. That's good for us, bad for the big shots. Something to celebrate.

got 2 of them after being able to try them and seeing them in person.. they look stunning! honestly they look like a 100k watch as Ryan one of the owners hang out with me and i wear it for a while all colors and sapphire and everyone ask me if i paid over 100k,.. even friends where worried i was burning money lol.. so this means its quality for your buck! get an A-10 or A-11 you wont regret it!

@@badtoro9923 Stevie Wonder is blind.

That’s actually pretty funny haha

"amazing watch" from the many internet influencers paid or receiving a free watch to say so...

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@L!mce See's all these tech billionaires have multi-million dollar yachts, private planes, islands. Regular Clothes that look basic to us but cost like 400-500. Yes they are *way too* smart to spend money on materialistic nonsense.

@L!mce Yes because a 100 million dollar Yacht that can act as a house, isn't materialistic. I'm no commie but come on Bill Gates owns a fucking mega yacht that can act as a goddamn island if he so chooses. You're telling me that isn't peak materialism ?

When you like the GS "toy watch" look - no issue. Want to look more serious, go for a Casio!

@@Feynman981 If GS were a "toy watch", what would you call this aventi watch with? LOL

@@Feynman981 GS is a toy watch? A brand that delivers the 2nd most advanced quartz watch on the market? One that created the Spring Drive, which is perhaps the biggest innovation in watchmaking for 50 years, on the same level as Zenith's Inventor? A brand that finishes their cases, markers and hands at Patek Phillipe levels of quality? One that offers the most unique and beautiful dial textures and colors? In a video with a Chinese fu**ing tourbillon, you call Grand Seiko a toy watch ?!? 😂😂😂😂😂

@Feynman981 After reading it twice, I think you are making a joke about Casio not Seiko. Am I right?

@@Feynman981 You are idiot. Your friends and your family will never told you that. But you must know.

Some of us buy and wear watches not to make a statement, but because we like them. I grew up in a "keeping up with the Joneses" world, and I'm really not interested in that. I'm not in the market for one of these watches, but I do think they serve a market niche between people buying a cheap watch and people buying a very fancy very expensive watch.

@@tmf866 This is akin to when someone says, "I don't care what anyone else thinks about me." Of course you do. People who say this type of thing are liars and often times some of the most insecure. People buy this watch because it is flashy _and_ expensive - if they only cared about flashy they would wear a G-Shock.

@@Namesi is wear this around the house to watch the cheap tourbillon but wouldn’t want to wear it outside. I’d rather people not stare at a giant piece of plastic on my wrist but think the tourbillon would be fun to watch.

Haha, why do I read this in Tom Hanks voice? ^^

It's a 10 grand watch and you get a clear case with tourbillon and the company itself is less than a year old. Give it a break

@@QJHKI it is a ten grand watch... this level of damage is unacceptable within this price level

@@QJHKI what’s the point of a clear case with finishing like that, appalling

@@glenbuyer8738 thats right... with this level of finishing... they better hid the movement

Had a chuckle over that one! Well played sir, well played.

Underrated comment.

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I will add this to my vocabulary next to “Face for radio”. Thank you!

So true.

Each to their own Luke. Thanks for taking the time out of your day for a closer look at the A11 in Pure Sapphire.

Not sure Richard Mille is comparable with Aventi as an RM doesn't use a cheap chinese replica swiss movement 😆😂🙈

The concept they are trying to promote will not work. I give them 12 months.

@@AventiWatch dont take it personally haha, I think they look nice although the fit and finish is fairly poor, at least with the unit in this video

Ditto. I'd need sponsorship and extra-long sleeves.

Yeah i would rather sell it and buy a swiss masterpiece!

will do you one better: i would not wear one if thay payd me...

Haha 😆

leehazlewoodism 😂

Transparency all the way. That's why we're out here in the comments section, sharing our passion and helping the community understand a little better what we're all about. Appreciate the love! 🙌

@@AventiWatch apprentice the response!

With a transparant case showing so clearly what's inside it, you'd better be transparant.

@@donkremer6019 lol good one. :D

Thanks for watching Ong. If you'd like to have a chat and learn more about our watches, feel free to join us live on a call. Bookings can be made at aventi.com 🏁

Except Aventi said below that the people of Watchfinder were the ones who got in touch to create the video. I don't think this is a watch in stock as it does not appear to be on their website. Chances are Watchfinder asked for the watch to create the video. So your comment is most likely irrelevant.

Andrew from Watch Finder reached out to us to do a review - the audience wanted a review ... Allocations are due to customers in November ..

@@hannusiren314, please ignore the bad comments! What you've done is impressive. The macro shots do show some imperfections, but it's still impressive and I agree with WF, it's a new turning point for the watch industry and you guys are ahead of it! Keep going!

You obviously don't know how WF operates. Not all the watches they showcase are second hand.

@@hannusiren314 it's very clear this audience doesn't want a review...other than to trash it.

There is finishing? I don’t see any 🧐

@@TKsheng They finished trying.

Kim Sheng Ting look closely. It’s bad

I was thinking exactly the same

I left a comment explaining a lot behind what we’ve done and where we want to go - will improve

as someone used to looking at movements with a loupe You won't be able to see that horrendous finish with the naked eye kind of heartbreaking when you think about it that this level of finish saves tens of thousands

I agree.

Que Dableyou It’s not only about the finishing that saves the $ our margins are very low - there’s simply no other sapphire case at this price range and with the level of complexity in design.

ammo lucky we are only 1/2 a year old and are working on some incredible things yet to come ;)

Indeed. A sapphire case is cool, but is mutually exclusive with such a movement.

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He won't be able to boast about how expensive it is. Certainly ugly enough though.

leehazlewoodism - He did a video in which he mercilessly plugged them and gave one away.

It looks like it’s designed by him hahaha, though a leopard skin strap on it and throw some diamonds on it.

he’s paid to talk it up

Very true. We're doing our best to bring that affordability and achievability back! 🏆

@@AventiWatch try harder.

Whoreological innovations since 1999: none Baseless price increases outpacing inflation since 1999: twenty

You mean they are doing a Hodinkee? Haha

since you're not the only one to mention this, and i genuinely want to learn about these things - what makes folks say that this watch is "poorly designed"? anything specific you saw that lead you to that conclusion? Also, curious about your comment re:tourbillon. I always thought of them as a bit of a "because we CAN" type of project. An exercise in purely pushing the functional limits. Of course, unlike most of the examples i can think of (mostly smartphones doing this) it never really caught on fully, or died fully. Generally though, is a tourbillon of any value other than the sheer complexity and "that's insane" aspect of it (if that)?

@@TjPhysicist A tourbillon is not even that complicated to make. The reason why people are shitting on this is because the hand which made these watches are not white therefore inferior. Except it's 99.99% there at 1/20th the cost.

@@StuninRub absolutely. there's nothing technically impressive about this watch. a tourbillon is less technically demanding than a chronograph. it's less likely to lead to a malfunction than a day-date complication. but it _does_ tend to be exclusive to a high-end mechanism, if only because people expect their tourbillon watch to be supremely accurate, and that accuracy does not come from the tourbillon. the game changer here is that the chinese are prepared to puncture the myth that tourbillons must be so expensive you have to be in the super-rich club. and if so much of the expense weren't absorbed by the case, the chinese are perfectly capable of demonstrating they can make an excellent $2000, or even $20000, movement. *of course* the movement is not at the standard of other $5000 watches! and although aventi are stretching themselves to put out an affordable sapphire case ("i'll take things that look acrylic but made from something far superior for 5000, alex"), the other "game changer", which is actually the steady tick of technological change and the inevitable honest pricing of it, is the recent availability of exotic ceramic materials and high tech machine tools for frivolous uses ... again, largely thanks to china. personally, i'm pleased that a bunch of watch geeks will be able to delay their new car purchase and buy the tourbillon they never dreamed they could afford. but of course the novelty will wear off and, sadly, the ultra-rich market will evaporate, and they will struggle to find a watch that so instantly conveys how very rich you are to someone who doesn't recognise watch brands. honestly, i'm heartbroken for the rich. they'll probably have to go back to covering everything in ghastly diamonds, the true measure of someone who cannot grasp that they have run out of expensive items to aspire to

Hahahahahaha. That just about sums it up. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Rajat Singh says someone who doesn’t own an RM

@@christianlunny9390 Well not yet*

I actually doubt any celebrity or sportsmen has actually bought one. I believe RM has followed the fake it till you make it ethos and are still heavily in the fake it stage with absolutely zero chance of the make it stage.

@@glenbuyer8738 Precisely, they just sponsor the sportsmen and keep on making the bubble bigger.

Hey Alex, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment that recognizes the engineering difficulties we've faced in bringing this sapphire crystal case to life. As you say, the A11 Pure Sapphire truly does represent great value at this price point. As a newer brand, our focus has been on offering our unique design in materials that were previously thought unobtainable by most. You can expect finishing to improve, we'll also be expanding our choice of movements and complications as our design and use of rare materials evolves.

@@AventiWatch thanks for your reply! As you can imagine I'm more a traditionalist when it comes to watches (my strangest pieces being an Oversize Overlord Graham chronograph, a Sevenfriday and a Dietrich Organic time), as much that I've never liked any of the Richard Mille pieces, but it is always good to see new companies emerging and bring novelties on the market :)

Great points Alex ! I’ve left a comment on the video you might see in the recent comments filter - I’ll take your point on and improve it 😆 Thank you!

@@AlessandroGenTLe you're more than welcome. Don't get us wrong, we appreciate the more traditional pieces too! Our company is made of enthusiasts, many of us with our own collections. For many our design has been a little too much and that's perfectly fine. We're finding our own place in the horological world, and deeply appreciate you for recognizing our efforts.

At 6:10, the one metal piece seems unfinished and the Aventi letters and logo look very rough. Still needs a lot of work. Yeah, the watch would go up in price if Aventi took care of these flaws but in the end, everyone wants a flawless product.

Hey Dor-Si, thanks for watching. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts, our watch is certainly emotive - just look at the comments section here to see how polarizing that emotional response is. We're taking criticism and feedback gathered here to improve. Things will only get better!

Hey! Thanks for watching. This would have to be the most exposed out watches have ever been. Any brand would have to be very sure of themselves (crazy!) to agree to a Watchfinder video. And I agree with you! In some contexts, it shows that certain aspects of our pieces are still evolving. Our priority and that of our customers has always been to create watches that push the boundaries of design and material innovation. Our choices were deliberate and we understand that they might not be for everyone and that’s ok! Thanks again for taking the time to comment, that’s why we did this video. To get feedback! I would love to get some specific input so reply to this comment if you have the time, let’s chat. Mitch - Aventi

Aventi Watch there is no denying it offers value for money but as you will be only too aware the appeal will be limited based on the design. It’s a bold design and I wish you luck. Watch collecting is full of all sorts with all different tastes.

@@wheelsandwatches absolutely, the intention with this piece wasn't to satisfy everyone's tastes, that's not possible😅 As you say - in watch collecting there are a plethora of designs and aesthetics to satisfy all tastes. The Pure Sapphire A11 is a bold piece, our very first design in a case that offers almost unfathomable value. Appreciate the well wishes, watch this space! 🏁 Jesse, Aventi.

Incredible story Richard! Lucky man 🎉

Sounds like bullshit but if true thats pretty awesome!

Thanks for watching Norman, we have several other pieces too. You can check those out on our website - aventi.com 🏁

Sounds like a great catchphrase to make a lot of money. ;)

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@Ginja Ninjaaa r/whoosh or whatever the YT equivalent is.

Cheers Pete, Watchfinder has an unmistakable style and quality that I think the Watch community has grown to really respect and appreciate! Thrilled when they reached out to look at one of our pieces!

Nice to see you again Maximilian 👋

@@AventiWatch I'd suggest to invest more into QA. The finishing of the watch lacks attention and it shouldn't if you want to be successful. If our untrained eyes saw the imperfections, it shouldn't have missed your QA's eyes. thanks

@@bogdanM29 thanks for your suggestion. We acknowledge that our finishing can't yet match the great power-houses of haute horology, just know that we're taking strides to improve wherever possible. Listening, recording and acting on feedback is the best place to start, and that's what we do.

@@AventiWatch your finishing can't even match watches that are a quarter of your price point. I know establishing a new brand can be very difficult and undestandably there will be mistakes made. But that is no excuse for the movement looking like it does. But maybe people who collect watches are not your target audience and instead you are targeting the consumers who buy brands like DW, mvmt or other not so impressive watches. If that's the case then keep on rocking but never compare yourself to proper Swiss or German brands as it will cause more damage to your image than do any good.

Well, at least it uncovered a little lie about, the RM with the sapphire case, saying that takes a significant amount of man hours to make one case, they were the first to make one i guess, so instead of making more watches with a lower price, they made just 6 or so for 2 3 million each!! smart move RM

Found it :) Nice note about "Aventi is about to "have"", I'm italian and I studied latin back when I was younger, so the root into the "habeo" (to have) makes me smile. Necessary premise: as I wrote upper, I'm more of a traditionalist when it comes to watches, and about half of my collections is made by so called "super replicas" (not the ones you find on DHGate... Those with ETA clone movements or gen Miyota ones, around 400$, with 316L/Ti/Ceramic/real carbon fiber/bronze cases, sapphire crystal with anti-reflection coatings and so on), so I'm not against Chinese movements (especially those from Sea-Gull or PTS or Hangzhou) per se. Also I mod my watches and service/repair them when/if needed. This said, let's come to the questions, with a final suggestion you may or may not take. 1) it depends from the price and customers you're targeting. As from my comment upper, at the beginning I thought this was a 30k$+ watch and therefore I found the problems I put in the comment totally not compatible with price. Then I've seen they're priced at 5k and I added the last sentence about value for money. High level of finishing (see Patek or AL&S) is extremely expensive and, for a new brand, that's a put off. But saving on the machining of sapphire case (which is more something for football players and rappers... As RM watches are too) can free funds to pursue quality in other aspects. Check out Ming watches for instance. They are kind of perfection in every detail. 2) can't answer this, but it's good the choice isn't ETA or Sellita: they are too ubiquitous, too common.Vast majority of people don't know movement brands apart ETA, Sellita and the in-house ones like Rolex/JLC etc, so a well made (and reliable) movement from Switzerland without a common name is already "exotic enough" to be interesting. Also, even if I know Chinese movements can be good, there's still a stigma on them from those that never worked on such movements (and sometimes there is a good reason for that), enough to put off a lot of potential customers just based on that. Also "Swiss Made" is still a very good value, if written on the dial... 3) again it depends of the customer targeted. A flashy watch for rappers should have something super robust as they just don't know and care on how to treat a watch and anything fragile will end up broken in your support laboratory. A more classical refined watch around the 5k$ could have annual calendar for instance. Or a monopusher chrono. In the end it's not the complication that does the watch, it's the design and the details for connoisseurs, the design and marketing (and eventually the "swiss made" thing) for the general public. Just look how much of those crappy DW they sold out there... Also consider that with 5k you can have a wonderfully finished Grand Seiko, which is a guarantee (but yes, totally a different piece in terms of presence of "flashiness"). I think your inspiration now are crazy super expensive watches like RMs, but take care with that: if you end up to be considered "the poorman RM" it will not work well, like it wasn't working well for "the poorman Rolex" (aka Tudor) until they found a proper lineup and become a distinguished brand with its own character, or for the hundreds homages around (which I hate: they seems like wannabe watches... Either go gen or go super replica, but these wannabe things seems just sad to me). My suggestion: why don't you (or some of your people) try to join a watch forum to collect some ideas? Polish Gerlach watch producer did that too few years ago, and they're going fine. Even some replica forum where you can have some different point of view (they are real watch lovers for both genuine pieces -some have impressive collections of gens and replica ones too, in general they are *much* more into details, movements technicalities -as often they need to put their hands into their watches-, and waaaaaay less snob than genuine watch forums). For instance www . rwg . bz (remove the spaces), just beware they can be a bit harsh in their comments :)

Great start. Maybe the next model can have a sapphire case which is less complicated to manufacture. A simpler design. Movements rarely look good under a macro lens, but one in a transparent case will always be judged more harshly. Even if the marks cannot be seen with the naked eye, at this price people expect a better finish. Good luck.

Alex-GenTLe Thanks for the feedback! You wrote you mod your watches- what do you mean by that? 1: yes we’re definitely improving this aspect - the point of the watch is to show value as discussed ... 2: You should look into Chronode they are amazing and relatively unknown but produce for some incredible brands. 3: We never said anything about inspiration from RM - we don’t relate to them not claim ourselves. The relationship in this video is to highlight disruption - that’s what we share with them. Thanks for the suggestion - we are quite close now with some major watch influencers who advise us and also have created an insider group for some customers who are collectors and in the watch industry. I pose the question here to get extra feedback to make sure our finger is on the pulse. Again thank you very much for your comments and I’ll definitely take them on board! Cheers, H

@@hannusiren314 when I say modding for instance... I reshaped the case of a rep drsd Rolex 1665 to make it matching better the shape of the gen, reworking the crownguards and the lugs. Then I enlarged the holes of the springbars at 1.25mm with a cobalt drill to have them accepting gen-like springbars, I bleached the aluminium insert to give it a slight discoloration, I took out the 2836 inside, bought an old 2846 from an ebay sale of a mechanical Swatch, serviced both the movements and from both made a tall pinion 2846 low beat to have the watch beating at 21.6kBph (gen was 19.8kBph, the 2836 is a 28.8), I replaced the tube (and re-tap the hole at 3mm fine thread) and put a new "low height" crown from Athaya, a new plexy from Clarks parts which has a better shape, found a proper black on grey "open 6 and 9" date wheel overlay and placed it properly on the 2846 date wheel to perfectly center the date window, repolished the parts worked and tested it to 6bar of pressure (passed in flying colors)... This sort of things. I love working on watches in my spare time, I find it relaxing, and in the end I've always been a problem solver for my normal work and my other hobbies, so I love this stuff, even tho sometimes I need to take a break (i.e. when the click spring jumps away for 5 consecutive times while I'm reassembling a movement, or when the tilting pinion of a 7750 doesn't want to stay inside the clutch lever...)

Alex-GenTLe lol you are next level! Crazy mods haha ... so you’re a watch maker I suppose ? Would love to get some more feedback on how to improve or where we could potentially innovate ...

Watch just looking at that exact shot when reading this comment . That ding is truly terrible - the whole thing is rough as a dog !

I agree. I noticed the uncleanness of the movement the first time I saw it.

This watch isn’t beyond $50k .. There are watches far more expensive with worse finishing. We are constantly improving the brand and products and have some special things yet to come ...

@@hannusiren314 I'd like you to name them and the model.

jharris947 here’s a Patek with many more issues than ours : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jpuYlcR9sZjag30.html

By having a $4900 markup?

Thanks for watching Matthew, glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment 🙌

Agree. Disgustingly awful movement. Only one thing that Chinese make well would be a COVID19 virus.

Show me another watch with a tourbillion movement and a pure sapphire case under $10k and maybe I'll care what you think about the comparison. You want incredible surface finishing? Great, spend 30 times as much on a Patek Philippe, and you won't get sapphire case or tourbillion movement, but you will be able to crow about the surface finishing. You missed the point. The point is that the kind of watches you are talking about, with incredible surface finishing, are designed for the super rich and nobody else, this Aventi is closer to what an average joe can afford.

Bunch of jokers.

Could not agree more. But then again, those movements are cheap. Still an odd pairing of exposing a movement that you would like to hide for most of the part.

@@tmf866 or you could buy an Omega, or save some money and buy a Tudor, and still get superior finishing without a useless gimmick adding a couple hundred bucks in cost

Thanks mate, really appreciate your comments! You've really hit the nail on the head and grasped exactly what our focus is. Hope you enjoyed the review! Cheers, Jesse - Aventi.

The Finishing Is shockingly shit

The Finishing on watch is shit

The finishing on this would be very close to the fishing on rm cause I'm quite sure the sapphire grade is pretty close. I guess it would look more pleasing if it had a price tag of 500k. As of now most of them r reviewing the prototype.

5L for what it is Yes! What’s not to love about a well made Chinese tourbillion in a beautiful sapphire case. People get snobby and snooty and blindsided from Swiss manufacturers because they are used to paying high prices for the clever marketing. If you have £100k for an equivalent Hublot or £500k RM please go ahead. The Aventi is exceptional value for money and a very unique product.

Siddharth thaker have a look at the poor finishing on that dirty movement. It’s terrible

Eetu Lahti - Absolutely! Big Sinn fan here.

Completely right, each to their own Chris. We each have our own perceptions of taste and value. For those in the know, a pure sapphire case at this price point is simply unheard of. Thanks for watching.

@@AventiWatch Thanks for the comment.I didn't mention anything about cost, purely about opinion and taste. But then again I'm sure "those in the know" would understand 👍

can't wait to get you one!

Thanks for the support 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Wise words, a rare find in this comment section and in the world at large for that matter. As Mark Twain said "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." Keep at it Aventi..

Definetly not, watches with this PTS Tourbillon movement cost at least $ 300.

We pride ourselves on being open, honest and authentic. So, unless explicitly stated in the video, you can be assured that we haven't paid for coverage of our watches. Retailers, reviewers, bloggers and partners of all sorts approach us daily, wanting to see and test our watches. When Watchfinder & Co. reached out we couldn't say no!

@@AventiWatch that is oke, but how much was the video? :"D

Funny thing is: Finding watches imperfections does not even show the watchmakers skills, but it actually tells a lot about your own perspective.

@@snorrsenkel568 haters gonna hate

Apparently the company has only been around a short while. *According to comments, I havent looked it up honestly. And with the combination of comments about the watch being horrible, probably didnt want to bad talk it and just rambled about something closely related for way more price.

All bow to the algorithm

Aren't all there video's like that? They csll them reviewers, but I have yet to see a single watch review.

It's just the company's script, I guess. Their whole marketing campaign is "affordable RM", so the whole video is about that. I see a lot of similarities with another famous watch company that is marketing primarily through internet influencers and with this "affordable luxury" BS. I guess the real quality of the watches is the same (only in this case, it's not $20 Wish watches sold for $150, it's $500 chinese tourbillions sold for $2-5k). Really disappointed in one of my favourite channels for taking part in this.

Very sorry to hear that you have allergies preventing you from wearing a watch. Deeply appreciate your comment! Our goal wasn't to bring the most excellently finished skeleton tourbillon to market, there's no way we could compete in that arena. It was to bring our unique design in rare materials to everyone, at an achievable price. We've done that and are more than happy with the results.

Unlikely - they're not expensive enough.

Appreciate the compliment, sorry to hear that the case isn't to your liking. We also offer Titanium (A10) pieces in colored Cerakote, an industry first! Visit our website or Instagram to take a closer look: aventi.com & instagram.com/aventi 🏁

Thanks for watching Albert.

Thanks for watching Antonio 🏁

Thanks for the love Adam! 🙌 That's exactly what we've been able to accomplish with the A10 & A11 pieces: unique design and crazy materials at the best, most achievable price for the customer. Can't wait to share what's coming next from us! 🤯 Cheers, Jesse - Aventi.

@@AventiWatch i think deciding your target market is crucial to your success! Personally, i definitely see you as the “Richard Mille” for the working class person Since the mid and high end market is hugely concentrated! Also, Celebrity endorsements on social media is key for “market presence”! I hope you succeed in this journey. Peace. 🙂

@@AventiWatch forgot to mention, i’m not a celebrity but i’ll be more than happy to promote your brand if you give me a free watch! Loool 🤣🤣🤣 (its worth a try!!!)

Simple : they don't, they're not in that market. I love this channel, but the man is wrong on that : they make extremly overpriced watches for shallow millionaires and billionaires who wants to show they have money, and speculators who'll resell them to the ones i've just mentionned for an even higher price. Watch collectors who appreciate these brands are very very rare.

you check alibaba then, since that´s where Aventi buy their watches from.

I have seen a watch with the same Movement (but not skeletonized) for USD 250, so no wonder the standard is not so high.

I agree. There are pieces of stainless steel missing and overall a very dirty movement. Doesn’t look good

Yeah the finish of this watch is unimpressive, with all the chipping and rough surfaces

@@michaelr21 A double barrel tourbillion for $250? Where?! Because that's wild. Cheapest I've seen something like that is $750 to $1,000-ish. Gimme that sauce.

@@Mister_Phafanapolis 11.11. (singles day) on ali

Appreciate you watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. Comparing Aventi to Jaeger LeCoultre is essentially comparing apples to oranges. If you find another skeletonised tourbillon in a full sapphire crystal case at or below our price point, please let us know.

@@AventiWatch How did you allow this piece to leave the factory?

@@AventiWatch And thank you for taking my comments well! I agree in that there isn't a comparable watch in the price range, and in part that is because of the crazy prices achieved by the likes of Jacob & Co, and the fact no-one else has embarked on this as yet.. I'm also very aware of the sapphire crystal manufacturing/growing and cutting techniques used past and present, and how much easier and cost effective it is to achieve than even 10 years ago. The top tier movements which I'm assuming are from the Tianjin Seagull watch factory are excellent, but are they as good as JLC who supply to the likes of Patek and Audemars? On the other hand you do have the likes of Rolex that only up until recently in the grand scheme of things only started to produce their own movements, and prior to that Gay Fréres made their watch bracelets. But currently there is a vast difference to the Aventi, Rolex and JLC, and that is for the same money from a horological perspective JLC is superior as it is high horology, whereas Rolex is good horology and Tianjin seagull unless you are from China or Russia currently sits well below both of these, rightly or wrongly, I don't know enough about their tourbillions. TBH the thing that drew me to comment was the quality control, I definitely can see a market for these, I have a few friends who would love them, particularly the titanium coloured versions, but at these prices I would have assumed that the finish would be superior to stand out from the crowd, and make Aventis additional mark, unfortunately that was clearly not the case. Sorry.

@@AventiWatch You can check alibaba and fit them for 40 bucks, but then again, that where you bought it in from in the first place. You say its comparing "apple to oranges", yet you price yourself the same. Are you like dumb or something?

@@stockholmpublishings2937 they are not dumb. Selling $100 for $10000 is pretty smart. But they do think people are fools.

It's cool if our design isn't to your liking, naturally everyone has their own perceptions of taste. The goal with this piece was to bring our unique case shape to market in a material that was previously thought obtainable only at the upper echelons of watch collection. We've managed to do that and are more than happy with the result. Thanks for watching the video.

wow you are salty.

Like any watch that isn't precious metal is worth anything in raw material, or worth even close to its retail cost in build hours and craftsmanship. Rolex pumps out tons of watches per year mainly machine made... But nobody would say anything about the costs to manufacture those compared to the prices charged. They're a mass produced machine made product, made from a few pennies worth of steel. They probably cost $100 to manufacture and they charge multi thousands for them. Not sure why its fine for one brand but not fine for this brand.

@@AventiWatch and what about all your other none sapphire? what was the goal there? to steal ppls money?

This video is a disgrace of the channel, such a shame. This is just a shit product, cheap parts everywhere. Ok, you got a sapphire case, cool - rest of the watch is trash and you paid how much, 5k? 10k? Chinese toubillon watches can be bought around 1k and this is another indiego sht brand trying to market itself as luxury with rented lambos and sht. Sure the boomers trying to flex on instagram might buy it but I do not understand why it's posted on this channel.

There _are_ sapphire cased watches. They're all just bloody expensive.

You can’t unsee

Considering it's a cheap movement, and that gouge is internal not external, I'd say yeah it left the factory like that. Keep in mind we're looking at very high macro zoom factor on these videos. So we're noticing things the naked eye might never ever notice.

X-D looooool

It's a Tick-Tac away from it ... but not yet XD XD XD

Lol

Thanks for sticking with it Chenakos! If you'd ever like to know more about us or our watches - head to aventi.com 🏁

That's cool Commander, no product can ever hope to satisfy everyone's perceptions of taste. Just like Richard Mille, we're well aware that our design challenges traditional notions of beauty in watchmaking. It's a statement piece, definitely not for everyone. Thanks for watching. Jesse - Aventi.

That's some incredible packaging then! 🤤

The funny thing is : If Richard Mille or Franck Muller or Jacob & Co. sold one of their watches on a $10 strap but called it an Eco-repurposed materials band... the Elitist rich snobbery would eat it up.

Maybe he's recording from home? Would make sense with covid

It's the loosely fit pieces of sapphire resonating :)