VENTUS MORI DIVER WATCH REVIEW

VENTUS MORI DIVER WATCH REVIEW

VENTUS MORI DIVER WATCH REVIEW

Ventus has released another form of the Mori Diver

VENTUS MORI DIVER WATCH REVIEW

This time around inside a gunmetal PVD steel and a stainless-steel with blue. Previous versions from the Ventus Mori Diver only arrived brass, making this an alternative for individuals who don't like brass or bronze watches. Ventus is exactly what most call a financial budget or value brand, because the watches provide a great deal when it comes to quality and materials for very little gold coin. The Mori were built with a preorder period where it had been readily available, you are receiving lots of watch. The Mori is available in a wood box having a canvas travel roll and three straps to alter up the feel of your watch..

I'm a sucker for any sandwich dial and 

That i like the way the Ventus Mori Diver is organized using the indices and chose to not go numerals about this model. I'll state that vintage lume or faux patina lume is beginning to obtain a little over done, although it does match the gunmetal situation. Nowhere model has white-colored markers and hands for individuals that don't such as the faux vintage look. One factor that's noticeable would be that the hands really are a different shade compared to indices, I don't determine if it was purposely or perhaps an accident. The hour and minute hands take presctiption the little side too and is beefier. Things I do like is when Ventus incorporated the 3 arrows within the watch, as that's where this model will get its name from.  In the Ventus website:

“The legend from the three arrows” is really a story about Mōri Motonari. In order to get his sons to operate together, he gave them each an arrow to interrupt. It was done easily, and that he challenged his sons to do it again with three arrows bound together. This demonstrated to become unbreakable.”

As I like smaller sized watches nowadays, I actually do feel this can be a small 41mm. It simply wears small. With a, that's most likely not necessarily a bad factor, however the Ventus Mori Diver feels dainty in my experience around the wrist, something which I clearly don't consider when searching for a wrist watch. Due to the thin profile and short lug to lug, it's obviously comfortable around the wrist, almost to the stage I didn't understand it was on more often than not. After I put on a titanium watch, I expect that, however when I put on a steel watch I want it to become more noticeable. The 3 straps will have a pleasant length for them though even though they're not going to fit an 8 inch wrist, they work nicely on my small 7 1/2 inch wrist.

Various Heuer and Omega chronographs

This was placed together at the outset of the auction’s line-up, had strong results too. Noticably was the impressive final invest in a PVD-coated Heuer Autavia reference 113.603, which arrived. Its military provenance clearly contributed here (the right Israeli Defense Forces number was engraved on its caseback), but it's nevertheless unusual to determine chronographs in the 1980s achieve such prices. Less surprising was that the early Omega Speedmaster fetched, as the health of this reference 2915-3 from 1959 was fairly impressive.

There is really low representation of contemporary wristwatches only at that purchase. From the 20 approximately modern pre-owned pieces offered, all offered decently well, as well as better within the situation of the unusual Lange one in steel that included original box and papers and fetched. While the marketplace for vintage is usually more powerful compared to modern pre-owned watches, special pieces still succeed when they are available. Hopefully Phillips's approaching Hong Kong purchase will give you more insight here too.