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Memorigin Military Tourbillon MO 0707 Watch Review
A lot of the times that we post a video about some cool, expensive Swiss watch on the?best watches YouTube channel, we get a regular type of comment. In some manner or another, one of our viewers says something akin to “I will wait until the Chinese make one for a few hundred dollars.” Yea, I get that timepieces are expensive, sometimes crazy expensive, but it is true that the Chinese can copy just about anything? No, and I think most people know that. One area that they have however been more successful in stealing thunder away from the Swiss has been with tourbillon movements. The Chinese ardently pushed to replicate, in high-quality, the magic of the little revolving balance wheel. This is one of those.Don’t let me get off on the wrong foot by making this review sound like I am talking about a Chinese copy of something European. That isn’t exactly the case here. My opening point was however to suggest that in the case of getting a tourbillon, there are fair o
SISU Guardian Watch Review
This watch is the 800 pound Gorilla in any room – and it isn’t even the largest model that newer California-based watch brand SISU makes. Welcome the SISU Guardian timepiece. At almost 1 pound in weight, this steel beast is a hell of a watch and wrist statement. Half of you are gonna love it and the other half are undoubtedly going to complain in some manner about the size. The first half loves hearing that from the second half.The original SISU concept was to produce watches for athletes and other larger active guys. They have this interesting picture where a burly guy is wearing a Rolex on one hand and a SISU on the other – just for size comparison. Clearly the larger SISU matches his large wrists better as the Rolex seems petite by contrast. There is a certain fun to wearing big watches – but the enjoyment is all about the design. A big watch only makes sense when it is comfortable.