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Sisu Bravado A6-50 Watch For When You Need To Go Big
About three years ago, I last reviewed a Sisu brand watch. I have a soft spot for the California-based watch company because of their dedication to being loud. I’m loud, and so are their watches. With that said, I’m not always in the mood to wear a 50mm-wide watch like this Sisu Bravado A6-50 watch – but sometimes I am. Interesting fact that the “newest” Sisu Bravado and Guardian watches are smaller at 50mm wide than before – as they were 55 54mm wide respectively.When Sisu first came out, the Bravado was one of their flagship models, and the biggest one at that at 55mm wide. I first reviewed the Sisu Bravado watch here. Later, I also reviewed the slightly (ever so slightly) smaller Sisu Guardian watch here. The purpose of this article isn’t to review it again, but rather to see what my feelings are on the design and big watches overall a few years later. First, allow me to direct your attention to an article I wrote back in 2014 explaining why
HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 119 - The Flava of an Urwerk Freefall
John is stuck in Poland and we talk about young ladies – a bit. We also discuss the Glashutte Original Grande Cosmopolite Tourbillon, Felix Baumgartner’s jump from almost-space with Zenith, and the great-looking URWERK UR-210 watch.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 119 here.