Swiss Made Slow Jo 17 - 24 Hour Watch in Silver with Dark Brown Leather Band Review

I was very happy with this watch! And it was as beautiful as I had hoped. But the crystal rim scratches so easily. I've only been wearing it for a few months and already there are two deep scratches that even leave shadows on my face. Jesus Christ, I have an office job. Disappointing.

I was looking for a good leisure watch that fits between my very expensive suit watch and my camping/hiking watch. i love this watch! As a retired naval officer I find reading the 24 hour dial no problem. And it definitely slowed me down on the weekends, which is when I mostly wear this watch. I took on a relaxed aura and found I wasn't rushing back and forth—working in 15-minute intervals instead of one minute was relaxing. The leather strap holds up very well. The views and comments from…

Quality item. Looks the same as the pictures online. This is an elegant, classic watch, although not common due to the one-hand. The leather strap is better than I expected: comfortable and durable, in a very cool dark color that contrasts with the silver case of the watch. I've only had this watch for a week and I'm still getting used to using it to tell the time. Use your phone or computer clock for accurate time as slow clocks are not designed for this. Also, I'm a tall guy and the strap is…

I've only had the watch for a few days now. . . but I have to admit it's probably better than I expected. It's truly amazing simplicity in terms of design. And the quality and details of the dial on the pictures are not very visible. At first I was concerned that the Slow Jo might look a little less classy than the Slow Mo (although I liked the masculine look of the straight 24-hour dial...that's why I chose this model). I made the right decision - definitely a great watch in terms of form…

Great clock for anyone who wants a new way of looking at time. This clock connects you fantastically to the rhythms of the day - a hand turns with the rotation of the earth. If you want to know the exact minute, this is not your watch. The dial is marked in 15-minute increments and you basically have to guess to get close to it. But the point is, do you really need to be closer? The watch is attractive and appears to be very well made. The strap is soft and fits well and I have wide wrists. The

Does anyone really care? Someone at Revain once said that clocks are obsolete because now anyone can look at their phone to see the exact time. A review of this watch said he didn't like the watch because he could get it cheaper with a softer strap and harder glass. The other couldn't read the numbers so easily. There will always be people who cannot see the beauty in such a product. Luckily I'm not one of them and I managed to get one during the last Christmas sale. They arrived yesterday and…

I've had many watches, some for sport, some for leisure and some just for fun, Tissots, Hamilton and so on, but this watch and the concept behind it is new Experience. Gone are the chronograph, weather, multiple time zones and various other additions that most watches have, and the minute hand is gone as well, leaving only a simple but elegant dial, even the company logo, a marketing ploy, is absent the dial. The idea behind the watch is that time passes slower than you think, to read the watch

I did this for 5 runs initially but changed my mind after 2 months of use - see first review below. I really wanted to love this watch. all the good stuff you can read below. The catch is that the small numbers around the edge of the dial (just below where the edge of the glass creates distortion) make it very difficult to read the watch. I mean yes I can see if I'm in the morning or afternoon but to be honest I don't need a watch for that. The numbers are so sparse that it takes serious…