What I really like about this review is that you show what the watch looks like from afar, with what seems to be accurate lighting as far as color. Everyone is obsessed with closeups, and I find that to be misleading. I also like wrist shots from a distance. How someone would actually see the watch on you. I don't have a blue watch, and am looking at the Ultra Thin Moon, and this is making me lean towards blue. I usually avoid sunburst blue for whatever reason, but this example looks gorgeous. Actually pretty subtle if light isn't hitting it directly.
I own the exact same watch. I didn't quite understand the problem with the clasp. You would have had to move a little further away with the camera to be able to understand it. Basically, with my 19cm wrist circumference, I can put on the watch well, but this butterfly clasp is definitely crap. A simple folding clasp would have been better. The leather strap isn't that great either, I would have wished for something else. And now to your question about setting the moon phase. It may sound a bit crazy, but since I like to swap watches, so I often only wear them for a few hours, I don't set the time, date and moon phase. That would just be nonsense, because otherwise I would have to put them on a watch winder. I find your review very good. I like that you also have completely different topics, I'll have a look at your other videos in peace and I look forward to more videos from you. Greetings from Germany.
Thanks for the comment! I used to use a watch winder until someone told me they might affect the time accuracy and wear the watches quickly, so now I stop using it.
