⌚ Slow Jo 02 - Swiss Made One-Hand 24 Hour Watch: Elegant Silver Steel Timepiece Review

I saw the watch in the Lufthansa Inflight Shopping Magazine and the slow is amazing. Brilliant….intuitive concept. Simplicity. Now everyone was asking where I bought such a beautiful watch. I have also noticed that there is a more relaxed feeling in the workday when dealing with the time estimation. PLUS the best customer service you can get from Joe!

This is the polar opposite of the Apple Watch that I love. One-hand, no ringing, no backlight, no date, just time - and waterproof! I've had Slow for a week now. During this time I have already bought a leather strap and replaced the stainless steel strap. I like both straps, but the leather is lighter and suitable for everyday use. Stainless steel is great for a night out. Reading the 24-hour dial has become a matter of course. I learned to live with the quarter hour.

I would like this watch to be from the time I was in the Navy (1962-92) when I lived by 24 hour time. I really like the look of this watch. I had trouble reading the dial at first, I'm 70 years old and my eyes aren't the same as they were in the 60's. But after a while, a quick glance was enough. Familiarization time 15 min. Increments are also used. But after about a week, reading the time to the minute was no longer a problem. The interchangeable straps are great. People ask me "why does…

I love watches. 1) It helped me remember the 24 hour format because it's the only option. 2) It reminds me not to count every minute of the day, but to slow down and focus on the bigger picture of life as intended. 3) It's solid. I appreciate it every time I wear it, including the strap. 4) I love the simplicity and minimalistic look. 5) I like to wear it every time. The only downside is and it is very very small. The numbers are small if you have trouble reading (farsightedness) or don't wear…

It helps to go to the website and read the brand's motivation and vision. I choose slow clocks as my "mostly" everyday clock. The metal mesh goes well with my outfit and look and also adds a unique accent to casual walks. It's not shiny or flashy, but it really is a "Still Waters Run Deep" watch. My favorite aspect of watches is that their function isn't really to tell the time, it's to remind you of the time. It's really exciting how it looks like the dial isn't moving at all, and then when…

It will take some time to get used to reading this watch, especially if you've never been in the military like me. What I have noticed so far is that I show up to my meetings earlier than usual. I guess that's because I don't push myself to the very last minute before going to a meeting. I've also found that working with time estimates around 11am or around 4:20am makes you feel more relaxed during the workday. There is a phenomenon that time slows down. Nice. I have many higher quality watches