OLTO-8 ROTO - Wondering Hour Complication That Looks Fantastic! 

Great review with helpful details. Let’s just say they used white paint on the dial, and it even glows for a minute!

While the wandering hour style may have been around for a while, I've never seen it before! And had you not helped explain how to tell the time, I'm sure I would never, ever have figured it out on my own. I'm amazed at what an apparently simple action makes each of the hour wheels change as they pass over a certain location.

I’m not usually into non traditional watches, but I genuinely think I like this one. And I know others think it’s not worth the money, but I for one thought they would be selling it for much more. Thanks for the review.

I’m a traditional watch lover, so this one look like a kind of toy, but earring your excellent comment about the watch help me to looking with other eyes, so at the end it’s really different et look not bad at all, the idea about time reading is not bad ! The case size is perfect for me, around 40mm is a nice size and comfortable to wear. I prefer the blue dial, but the question is, can I bought this watch for my collection ! Mmmm🧐 not sure ! It’s a very interesting review Mike, and you are an excellent speaker, love the time grapher test and scope view and of course camera shot and angle are great !! Thank for sharing it’s always interesting to view and listen ! Best regard Mike ✨

I own it, and people like it. It seems to keep good time. The only problem is that it reflects lights a bit, otherwise, I am happy with the purchase. I use a watch winder as well. Steve

The more i look at this watch the more i like it. While i most likely won't buy it due to cost, it would look really good in my watch box next to my Bulova jump hour from the 70's. Or in your watch box next to a Lip. 😂😂 Nice review, Mike! Cheers!

I'm torn with this one. There's so much to like - the style gives me very vintage vibes and I love the cutouts, the size, the price point (maybe). There's still some cons that give me pause, primarily being I'm just not a fan of wandering hours, or casino associations, I guess. Great review as always!

Ah ,,watching the watches, which reminds me :) I forgot to wind/wear my watch, today :) Don't like to wear watches, I know it is water proof, but still, when it rains, I don't :) Well I did put the potatoes on the fire in time, so it was still running when I peeled the potatoes :) Fixed :)

I agree with your pricing, interesting watch overall. Thanks Mike keep safe fella

Love it in green, just still slightly too big for my skinny wrist. Great price point though, gotto wonder what else they'll do.

The side cut outs are definitely taken from Moser, along with the concave style bezel. Nice watch, and a good size. I have something similar, though only paid ~£100 and it has an 8215 base and is slightly larger. Pindu I think was the brand, but there's no actual branding on the watch and case.

Very cool

I really like the green version, although there's something about the triple arm that just doesn't look good enough (too much like printed plastic), either make it more matt, or more shiny (or even stainless steel), but more than i'd be able to (or want to) pay

Good review. The case looks familiar and is the same size as a Lobinni Patek Calatrava (I think) homage, so they have saved money using an existing case. Not that it would worry me, it is a nice enough case. It seems a lot of watch for $300, not so good at $500.

That's the first time I've seen one of those. I had no difficulty in reading the indicated time - even before you demo'd how it worked - it seemed pretty obvious to me. I find it interesting, but too expensive.

This is wild because it looks very similar to the recently launched AP Starwheel but you'll have $57,531 leftover for other pursuits! 😂😂

This comes as rather a surprise. I've never seen this Wondering hours method of telling the time before, or should that be Wandering hours? Anyway, regardless of how it's spelt. I was salivating initially, then came the finer details. Oh dear! The movement is far better than it need be, with is high rate and automatic complication. But I think the real deal breaker is the price. My watch collection needs an example of this method of measuring time, but I'm going to wait just a little longer until the Chinese copy it and kick it out for £30. 😂Oh yes, it will happen.

It's nice to see this in an affordable watch. It would probably have been too thick with any other budget movement.

Those sides are off a Patek and a few other high horology houses, Moser etc, have cases like that. I like it and jumping hours watches too. It's a waste of a high beat movment in my opinion.

The design is very similar to xeric and they also use a miyota. But i do love the case design..

I have been trying to get onto this companies website, and it looks like the domain has expired 🤔

I prefer the blue and green versions but not too sure I'd pay that much for them.

H Moser like scoop outs on the sides,..sort of...ish.

- Not a Fan , but maybe Ali will make one with decent lume for $120. ..

Good concept, yes, but the case is just too small. Should have been a 43mm dia. to appreciate the spinning discs and read the time clearly. Also, in India, it is terribly overpriced.

It looks like a fidget spinner😂.

It's one of those brands...

I'll Trade you My 9.99 Condition Movado Watch for this or a Seagull 1963> Enjoy your channels......

Genuine leather is the lowest grade. My mate in the leather industry told me that, confusing is it not?

Looks horrible and cheap 😂😂