Is it possible that this code could be used for a different Saint Martin watch?

No sadly

After raising it's price by 30$. Having the Aventurine one in my basked since.. Well, quite some time now, idleing around 370€. The white one (via your link) now magically cost 407€. Funny. :D

@@fraenker because that $30 is for Gary 😁👍👍

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How did this channel grow to that number so fast. Buying fake subscribers, are we? 🙈 No hate. Fake it till you make it. But I do recall Gary calling out that Watchreviews4K guy for doing it. 🤣

I'm thrilled with the quality and all done on my iphone still....

I wonder what happened to Gary's best mate over at 4K.

@@kobusvanrensburg4092 What are you guys referring to?

Thanks Chris! Really appreciate your support!

So glad you like it and thanks for supporting my channel

Thank you, I really appreciate that and you continued support

Thank you! Really appreciate the support

Thank you!!!!

I’m happy they’re making a lager watch! I normally moan San Martins are too small.

Beyond 40mm is unsellable in Europe

@@pallu83 Anything over 40mm is starting to become quite unpopular, other than in the USA and Canada

I think also Asian market favours wrist pans

@@watchalot919 ...Yeah....lotta wannabe Flava-Flav's out there.....think they need a bloody grandfather clock on their arm to be k00....

That would be great but not enough would spend the extra I don’t think

@@ilikewatchesI guess not. San Martin knows what’s making them money. But they recently seem to be stuck in the NH34 world. I know they’re popular as I am trying to order the Lapis dial Sn0129 but appears to be on backorder

Yes but nh35 versions are coming thankfully

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Yes, it’s now available, I produced a video recently.

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I had a 43mm white dial aquaracer with an orange seconds hand and it looks very similar

Please can you provide the model number that this is an EXACT copy of

I wouldn't say it was copied it just reminded me how much I liked it and probably shouldn't have sold it ,iwill try Google it .

@ilikewatches I wouldn't say its a copy just really liked that watch and probably should of kept it WBD1111

NH35 coming soon

So you'd like it if it was a whole different watch? 😂

Thanks Harvey…how’s business?

each watch varies and my wearing experience isn't particularly normal as my watches are on and off multiple times a day with filming so I can't really comment too much on the accuracy while wearing it.

I track the time accuracy of my watches religiously, from the time I put one on until I change to another watch, so that I can keep a running chart of accuracy. With my random sample of over a dozen NH35's, I find them all to have a lot of positional variation, but are easily regulatable to where every single one's daily accuracy is under +/- 10 sec/day, with half being under +/- 5 sec/day. Because of the positional variation, I never regulate by timegrapher result alone - I measure my own daily accuracy (combination of on-wrist during the day and off-wrist at night), then use the timegrapher to adjust the rate relative to that. I'm frankly amazed that this < $30 movement is so robust and accurate across my entire random sample of units, with not a single one being a "bad" sample.

Thank you…so kind and appreciate the support

While their designs may not enthuse you, you can't say San Martin doesn't have a vision, when they have single-handedly elevated the entire "affordable" watch segment (both aliexpress and worldwide microbrands), changing the bar for what everyone expects from a $100-400 watch. Everyone has had to up their game - compare watches to those being made 3 years ago, many of which would just be unacceptable today - loose bezels, badly glued, no lume, uneven markers, poor alignment, etc., that we just used to accept as "oh well, that's just what you get in an affordable watch." The one constant has been San Martin, who's "vision" appears to have been "we can build to luxury-watch standards." And they've been learning on the fly, changing due to customer feedback, and testing different features (movements, etc.). I've yet to buy one, but I absolutely see the affect they've had in the rising quality of the watches I've bought over the past 3 years, and I'm really encouraged by their design direction. (The hands and faceted markers on this watch are better than anything I'm seeing on certain recently announced "microbrand" watches.) I'd love to buy a 39mm 3-hander with 6 o'clock date and a unique dial from them - and I think they're getting there soon.

@@hardlylaffing i like the design on most of their watches but for this I need to thank other major brands which they are copying. An excellent finished watch is nice to have but i prefer a watch with a “soul” if you know what I mean. I buy watches to keep them and wear them. So after some years of use, The finishing won’t be the same as wear and tear will start showing. With a watch with a “soul” I will still find the same enjoyment in wearing it after years even with wear and tear showing while with a watch like SM, I will just stop wearing it. I do have a couple of SM which have ended up in a drawer for this reason.

Thanks Bev and thanks for your continued support! You are so kind and supportive it really is appreciated

Thanks buddy, really appreciate your continued support!

Woohoo.....where to? ;)

@@ilikewatches 200k I guess lol

I agree…it’ll be used in a lot more watches 😂

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it coming with an NH35 soon

@@ilikewatches I approve

@@ilikewatches any sample pictures of the nh35 sir?

lol…it doesn’t quite work like that…😂

Significant step up in quality….have I not taught you anything 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@ilikewatchesNever ceases to astonish me that Seiko produces this amazing NH-series movement, at a retail price of $30, that powers all these great watches, and then Seiko builds competing watches with hardlex crystals, stamped clasps, and misaligned bezels - at a non-competitive price.

So so true….but then the comment above shows they aren’t wasting their time completely as there are always people too blind to see the value these Chinese watches offer

I don’t know if they test every one but they do have sophisticated testing equipment

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Thank you, really appreciated

Thank you appreciate it…

Corian?

@@howyduinyall7653 NO, it does not look like Corrian which looks plasticky.

@@samwang5831 It’s definitely mother of pearl then?

Not at all…

@@ilikewatches mine is sharp, i’m not sure if san martin manufacture different grades of the watch and gives better units to reviewers.

Male endlinks all the way and tapering is good why?

A tapered bracelet is normally found on cheaper watches to save money

Agree,just my personal preference though.Female end links give a better fit and articulation.Tapering isn’t as important(to me)but I just think it looks a bit better.Rolex does the taper but the Omega SMP 300 doesn’t.Again,just personal preference.

I see the benefits of female endlinks but honestly male endlinks look better.

Pretty sure that bracelet tapers from 20 down to 18mm.

lol….😂 don’t think so

Probably corian or similar

ohhhhhh yeah!

Same as what, every other watch on the planet?

@@ilikewatches same as any other diver. If you lined up one hundred five watches all with a black face they pretty much look the same but people manage to talk about each one for twenty minutes as if it was unique

Stop telling people about superbly made watches? What a splendid idea for a watch channel..🙄 Let me guess.. you’re a Rolex fanboy who get their fee-fees hurt because SM finishing wipes the floor with their shoddy workmanship..

lol….i know what a flop