Heimdallr Sea Ghost Titanium Homage - Is it worthy of 007? 

I can build you one in stainless

Hey paulkennedy6386. It definitely shows it’s low price manufacturing in places. Thanks for watching.

Hello nuhuh9893. I no longer have the watch and i don’t remember for sure. I don’t want to guess and tell you the wrong info. Sorry can’t be of more help.

Hello dunderhay9169. The hand design is a big con for me. That’s for sure. I’ll have to check out some of their other watches. Although I’m not a huge fan of homage either but sometimes it’s hard to resist for the price.

I own a few luxury watches (e.g. Rolex sub 16613, Glashutte Senator) and prefer to wear Steeldive homages day to day (SD1953, SD1957, SD 1970, SD1975XP, SD 1964), especially on international travel. I know a couple of colleagues who've had $15K+ watches stolen in hotels while on business travel...and in many parts of the world would prefer to lose my watch than my entire arm. As well, with the luxury watches I am always worried about knocking or scratching them. The Glashutte has 18K gold and is easily scratched. The Rolex, an ALU bezel. These days, I tend to wear them in my home country or on special occasions. I also avoid wearing them around certain clients...a $10K+ watch can send the wrong signal to a potential customer. For these reasons, a good looking homage made with quality materials (sapphire crystal, ceramic bezel) and a dependable SI movement fits the bill as an everyday tool watch. Of course, if the customer is a Swiss watch manufacturer (yes, I have them too)...then I go Swiss luxury (note: Glashutte is DE, but owned by Swatch Group). Else, the homages I own do not violate IP and I have no issue wearing them, whatsoever.