2024 Asterisk Olympic National Park Jump Hour Unboxing Review

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2024 Asterisk Olympic National Park Jump Hour Unboxing Review
This is not a sponsored video and all comments and views herein are personal opinion.
TLDR: fun and unique watch mostly targeted towards a non-enthusiast audience that is built within a price point. Would be better (IMO) if Quartz powered.
This is an unboxing ‘review’ of the watch with initial impressions and my thoughts based on the Kick Starter campaign and available marketing material. I purchased this because I thought it was cool and figured my kids might want to wear it when they were older. This is not a sponsored video and all comments and views herein are personal opinion.
Details from Asterisk:
“Tell time with moving illustrations that bring to life these five iconic National Park watches, from the creators of Xeric.”
Olympic National Park Jump Hour Automatic watch
* CASE: 38mm
* CRYSTAL: Sapphire
* MOVEMENT: Seagull TY2709
* STRAP: 20mm
* LIMITED EDITION: 999 Pieces
* WARRANTY: 12 Month
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Kickstarter Page:
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Name: 2024 Asterisk Olympic National Park Jump Hour Unboxing Review
Date: 24 March 2024
Music: Grey Blue Grey by Tommy English (iMovie)

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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@michaelNXT1 3 месяца назад

Just got mine and I love it!

@Milgauss1349 3 месяца назад

That’s fantastic! A new watch always makes for a great day!

@dangerlurk 4 месяца назад

waiting for mine too

@chirenshoots 5 месяцев назад

Overall do you think it was worth it? Waiting for mine.

@Milgauss1349 5 месяцев назад

Great question, and it really depends on the buyer. My feeling is that it's targeted towards a audience other than watch enthusiasts so for that person I suspect that yes it is worthwhile; however, regardless of whether it's for someone looking for art on the wrist or the horologlogically inclined, I would argue that a quartz movement is the far better angle. For the former, the simplicity of quartz is king and for the latter down line servicing of the jump hour seagull means ordering a replacement movement for like 25% the cost of the original purchase price. I'd guess that the everyday consumer will consume it until it dies and then some will throw it out, others just wear it as a fashion piece, and others just loose it in a box. The problem with the quartz version unfortunately is that they're more fashion than function versus the automatic jump hour versions. So I would conclude by answering your question with ‘it depends.’ 😁