Hi I'm Tom, and some of you might know me as Bowl Of Salmon on Instagram. I'm a freelance photographer and videographer specializing in watch photography. But I'm a watch enthusiast first and on this channel I like sharing my collecting journey and creating watch related video content that deserves a bigger screen. You will only find me talking about watches that spark my interest here, and I hope to share some of that enthusiasm with you. If you like my content, be sure to subscribe. Thank you!
@@BowlOfSalmon i concur but serica was also selling people faulty movements bluntly. If you read through the watch forums they stated it was a “natural characteristic” of the movement and within specs!
Probé ambos en la relojería y finalmente tomé la decisión de comprar el Tsuyosa en azul turquesa, para los que decís que es grande, ¿que tamaño de muñeca tenéis? Con mis 17cm se ve perfecto; Ambos en la muñeca se ven prácticamente iguales en tamaño, la diferencia es más sutil y estética por la forma de la caja y esfera; como dial veo mas homogéneo el Tsuyosa con el segundero s las seis, por algún motivo no me convence el segundero a las 5 en el de titanio, pero esto es totalmente subjetivo. Es más ligero sí, pero obvio es titanio frente a acero; cualquier diver de acero es más pesado y hay menos quejas. A mi juicio ambos son muy bonitos y realmente Citizen se está sacando la chorra frente a Seiko y marcas Suizas con estos nuevos relojes que ofrecen muchísimo por tu dinero. Me quedo con este Tsuyosa small second porque definitivamente con ese dial no hay un reloj parecido; pero si te gusta el de titanio con ese estilo más “innovador” tampoco te vas a equivocar, aunque solo me llama la atención el verde; en este tipo de relojes el color del dial cambia totalmente al reloj y te puede encantar o desencantar. Saludos!!
Why my reply keeps getting deleted? There’s a post on WatchCrunch showing exact proof of Delugs overpricing the CTS straps as the same thing can be bought for less than a third of the price. The title is “I found Delugs CTS manufacturer's direct store (the straps are $40 instead of $145!)”
Expensive yes. But it’s Luxury product. So are our watches. It’s also the developed clasp ofcourse. Advertisement also yes , but I reached out because it’s a product I wear and use. Really not trying to mislead anyone
Nice vid as always Tom! As someone from Singapore, I got the chance to drop by their store and their customer service was amazing! Bought a CTS Rubber for my Speedmaster, will probably consider a white rubber CTS for my 226570.
I've owned 6 or 7 straps from Delugs for my Cartier Santos amd others, and they are impeccable, comfortable, and well done. Certainly overpriced for some. In a great range for others.
Correct … I’ve found the same straps on Amazon & StrapsCo for way less. Indistinguishable quality, despite the “premium quality” claims to justify the higher prices.
I was looking for a comparison of these 2 models for a while! Though I'm still undecided, i'm leaning towards the small seconds since i want sometbing more dressy and I like to look of the dial and bracelet quite a bit more. Might consider the Eco-drive version of the titanium as an addition afterwards
@@BowlOfSalmon agreed. Already got the metal casioak G-Shock as my rugged, "sporty" model so the small seconds it is. It also helps that I'm seeing discounts on it already since it released a bit earlier than the titanium ones!
The funny thing with these two watches is that they stuck with the miyota 8000 series. The new small second-hand 8300 introduction mitigates the second hand studer. I wish the Forza would have at least used the Miyota 9000 series.
