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The requirements were very simple. No. 1: No battery, so automatic movement or solar operation. No. 2: Reception of the signal from the time signal transmitter, which rules out the automatic movement option for No. 1 and reduces the choice to solar operation. The third and final requirement No. 3: Sapphire glass, because ultimately you want to use a watch for a long time and the robustness of this material helps immensely to keep the dial looking flawless over the years. These are not many requirements and each one is not uncommon, but all three together restrict the choice quite considerably. The fourth requirement, which I will not mention because it is so obvious, is that the watch must also be visually appealing. The Citizen meets all four requirements, the first three simply in fact and the subjective fourth due to the great design. So I ordered the watch - on account - which is not a given - and received it quickly. Thanks to the team at "uhrenschmuck24.ch" for that. AEG - Unpacking - No need to switch on - Works, and accurate to the second. Great, that's how I wanted it. No fiddling, no fumbling, no setting, instructions are superfluous for now. I like the watch even better in person than on the screen. The radio signal is recognized reliably and, above all, quickly, there is no long wait for the watch to set itself and thanks to the gigantic power reserve, the battery did not need to be charged. The time zone can be changed quickly, so even frequent travelers will enjoy the watch. There is no separate display for a second time zone, which I personally think is completely superfluous. No, not just superfluous, I find it rather annoying. So here is another positive point that speaks for this timepiece. All time zones can be called up quickly, there is no second display that could interfere with readability. The readability is also great at night, thanks to the well-luminescent digits and hands. Where there is light, there is also shadow. So they say and that is also the case with this Citizen Promaster. The leather strap is quite stiff, which initially leads to the watch being in a somewhat unusual position and making it feel strange to wear. However, this goes away after a short period of wear and is only mentioned here for the sake of completeness. A small negative point is the screw crown, which has to be unscrewed and pulled out to the first notch to adjust the time zone. In purely visual terms, the crown itself is already a bit dominant, which is even more noticeable when you unscrew it. The somewhat clunky crown sits on a very delicate axis and the otherwise beyond-doubt quality makes a small mistake as it then feels wobbly and not very robust. However, this will only bother users who often change time zones. All in all, I am delighted with the watch and also have the feeling that I have bought a decent, long-lasting product for the (not exactly small) money I invested.

Order: --> The watch arrived after 2 days. GREAT! The item was well and safely packaged. The original packaging was not damaged during transport. Unpacked and YES, what a great watch. Even the date was already preset. If you are looking for a nice, sporty chronograph for a reasonable price, the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S is the right choice. I will expand the review in a few months as soon as I have had some experience with the Pontos S.

Any woman who wants to wear not only a "timepiece" on her wrist, but also a piece of jewelry, will find this watch absolutely right. Elegant with asymmetrical numerals, the watch also provides a glimpse into the automatic movement. The dial with the wave design, the white imitation crocodile leather strap, the scratch-resistant sapphire glass, everything just fits here. Ordering and delivery were uncomplicated and quick, questions by email were answered promptly and satisfactorily. Everything was perfect, thank you very much

First of all, I would like to mention a wonderful detail that is unfortunately missing from the description. Maurice Lacroix has equipped the watch strap with integrated quick-change spring bars. The pins on the spring bar make it easy to change the watch strap without any additional tools and in just a few seconds. You just have to press the pins inwards and then you can remove the strap from the watch. The decision between a leather and a stainless steel strap was not easy for me. I prefer the stainless steel strap in the office with a shirt, but I prefer leather in my free time. That's why I think these systems for quickly changing at home are fantastic. As for the watch itself, I am still convinced that I bought the right one. When I first saw the Aikon on the Internet, I wasn't sure whether it was the right one for my extremely narrow wrist (17.5 cm circumference). In reality, however, it looks smaller than 42 mm in my opinion. Compared to my Tissot (also 42 mm), I would estimate it to be smaller. The diameter of the dial is 32 mm, the height of the watch is 11 mm. It also weighs 174 grams with the full strap. The stainless steel strap itself has whole and half parts. Two half parts together are a bit longer than one whole. This means it can be adjusted extremely well to the wrist, even my narrow one. The strap is held together with pins and has no screwed strap elements. I really like the special dial. If you look at the watch in the light, you can see the "waffle pattern" beautifully. If you turn the watch out of the light, the color changes from a light blue to a royal to dark blue and the "waffle pattern" slowly disappears. I think these characteristics should be seen in real life. In the pictures on the internet, these color changes on the dial are hardly noticeable. The indices and hands have been coated with luminous material and thus glow at night. The minute track was printed on a smooth background and not on the "waffle pattern" and is therefore easier to read. The Aikon is a design revision of the Calypso from the 90s. Maurice Lacroix has adopted the "claws" on the dial and the strap lugs for the Aikon, among other things. There is also a similarity in the design. The design of the Aikon also looks extremely similar to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. However, it is much cheaper. Personally, I like the Maurice Lacroix better and can definitely recommend it. Ordering on the website went smoothly. I received the watch at home just two days after ordering. The watch was delivered well packaged and padded.

Delivery service by post was very good, fast and smooth. Information about the product was very detailed and correct. Very satisfied with the watch. Customer service by email, phone and direct contact was very satisfied, any queries were answered quickly. I will recommend it!!

The Maurice Lacroix Pontos Chronograph is a real masterpiece! With its elegant and sporty appearance, the chronograph is my perfect everyday companion. Its crown at 43 mm is rather larger than average - but with its subtle and elegant design, the chronograph does not look lavish on the wrist. Its black dial with rose gold hands gives the chronograph that certain something and stands out from the run-of-the-mill. The black, very high-quality alligator leather strap completes the perfect appearance. I have always had very good experiences with the folding clasps of Maurice Lacroix watches; they are robust, very high-quality and, above all, durable. I can only recommend this watch! The service from Uhren Schmuck 24 was top-notch! Before I bought it, I had extensive advice about the watch over the phone from an employee and was able to obtain additional information. The employee answered any questions I needed to clarify with his quick call back. The watch arrived at my home in perfect condition! I can only recommend uhrenschmuck24.

After buying the "Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Squelette" watch last year, I decided to go for the "Rado Centrix" this year. I am fascinated by the stainless steel and, above all, high-tech ceramic workmanship. The case is also detailed. The watch also goes with any outfit, whether sporty or elegant. You can't go wrong with this watch. I can recommend this Rado to everyone. I can also only praise this seller and this reputable website. I have already bought here a few times and the service was more than 5 stars. Greetings

A watch. A Swiss watch. From a traditional company. But what is that? Analogue and digital? Is that allowed? Is it nice? Is it necessary? Good questions! When the watch with its optimally sized stainless steel strap was extremely comfortable around my arm, any doubts were definitely gone, because with this watch Certina has managed to create a really good combination of "old" and "modern"! The dial is wonderfully tidy and perfectly legible thanks to the strong contrast between the sandblasted aluminium hands and indices and the black dial. The luminous material on the indices and hands enables very good legibility even in the dark. (A small detail should be mentioned here: It is NON-radioactive luminous material, which charges when exposed to light and loses brightness over time, this is completely normal. However, it glows quite brightly and for a long time). The LC display is simply the perfect size. It was chosen so that no indices had to be "cut". Certina has also been careful here and chosen the "white on black" principle, which means that the display is well integrated into the elegant dial, and almost disappears depending on the distance and viewing angle. If the basic readability is not guaranteed for whatever reason, you simply hold down the middle button briefly, which will illuminate the light thanks to a very powerful background lighting. The middle button is used to navigate through the menu. It is quite nice that you don't always have to press from A to B through the menu, but can also navigate backwards from B to A by double pressing. This is conceivable insofar as the menu contains a whole 10 points. These are quickly understood, by the way, otherwise the operating instructions will help (which should be consulted at least briefly...). For me, however, one small detail was very decisive for the purchase: the small vibration motor (which you have to find in normal watches!). It is simply practical to be able to set a silent alarm or timer and the watch will vibrate pulsatingly at the appropriate time. In my opinion, the motor could have had a bit more "oomph". But that probably wouldn't have been good for the battery... So, who do I recommend the watch to? Actually, pretty much everyone! I would describe this watch as "elegant", but I certainly wouldn't deny its sportiness! For athletes who rely on short-term measurements, an analogue chronograph might be more pleasant and a bit more intuitive to read. For all other interested parties, I can give an unreserved purchase recommendation! Whether you're a "young snob", "middle-aged man", "nerd with style", "gentleman" or "whoever". And now you know why James Bond would be jealous :-) A watch. A Swiss watch. From a traditional company. But what is that? Analogue and digital? Is that allowed? -> Yes, you can! And you should! Certina did it... Thankfully! Oh yes, to the women who want to show men that this watch looks great on them too: please don't. We men want to wear nice jewelry sometimes too ;-)

I recently ordered the Tag Heuer Connected 45, titanium module with black ceramic bezel, brown leather strap. I was able to enjoy the first generation shortly after it was launched. I sold the first generation after a short time because I was a bit disappointed. The new Modular 45mm has grown up, I use it with an iPhone and I am very happy with it. Android Wear has been improved and the range of functions has increased (together with IOS). You can now download apps directly from the watch via the Play Store. WiFi and Bluetooth are on board and the WiFi is so intelligent that it only turns on when the watch really needs WiFi, which saves battery power. The workmanship is, as usual, first class and sets the Connected apart from the competition! It looks very classy and sporty on a man's wrist and is very comfortable and "light" to wear despite its size and weight. The focus of criticism is always the battery, with the first generation the battery performance was rather modest, you were happy if you "survived" the day. Despite the unchanged capacity, the Modular seems to have made a big step forward here too. After a normal working day with one or two calls and a few messages, I come home with at least 40-50% charge, which makes me very happy. Running stopwatches or timers don't seem to have much of an impact on the battery either. For me, the biggest improvement is the selection of numerous variations of watch faces, from classic, understated, to classy and chic, to sporty, colorful and eye-catching, there's everything - and all in the usual high quality. Conclusion: For anyone who was disappointed with the first generation and is still undecided - go for it!!

If you like diving watches, the Oris Aquis Hammerhead is a great choice. The diameter of the steel case is at the upper limit for me at 45mm, but it fits perfectly. Another nice thing is that the watch is a good weight. With 50 bar pressure resistance, it is probably enough for ambitious divers. The black ceramic bezel gives the grey dial a great accent. People who are very sensitive to light won't want to leave the watch on the bedside table, as the indices and hands with Superluminova are very bright and easy to read even in complete darkness. The rubber strap is easy to adjust; the safety folding clasp is top-notch and holds (has a subtle vanilla smell). The Hammerhead engraving on the back is very well done, gives the watch its uniqueness, it supports an important project and of course the fact that it is limited to 2000 pieces worldwide makes the whole thing even more interesting. The crown is screwed on; the date numbers are set at the 1st position clockwise; the day of the week is also set at position 1 but counterclockwise. New on the Aquis, the glass is slightly curved (on both sides) and anti-reflective. Bilateral automatic winding with a red rotor and a power reserve of 38 hours. The box has a hammerhead plaque, a very nice detail. All in all, I can only recommend this watch. (It's also cool that you can easily pay for the watch in installments.)