I don't own this reference or any other of the hundreds of "homage" watches that have come out recently.
I'm quite sure that these watches are perfectly functional. That is, they will keep time. If they don't, the manufacturers will fix or replace them under warranty. Then again, the same applies to a $60 Seiko 5 Automatic.
IMHO, these are great if your object is to pay a lot of money up front just to see the value drop by 50% or more after a year of ownership. If you like the look, maybe it's better to put in the time to find a nice vintage model to preserve and occasionally wear.
It's not a matter of liking the watch or not. I think they are rather cool. It is more of a financial decision. Would you rather buy something that has a chance to appreciate in value, while still maintaining the form and function?
Or would you just rather pour half your money down a hole, knowing that it will likely never come back.
Pays your money and takes your choice.
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