Panzera Flieger 46 - ALMOST EXCELLENT? 

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Why don't you try watching the video.. I literally put it ON A WATCH SCOPE and showed the accuracy on screen.

@@ShouldITimeThis Hi I saw what you were referring too, but I'm not familiar with this type of device? Also you just did a video on accuracy with no explanation of what the numbers mean?

I don't understand what that has to do with this review.

@@ShouldITimeThis I time stamped where you said the same thing. I said the same thing on Panzer FB page and was blocked. Whats not to understand ?

@@CFox.7 I know what you were referring to. What does them blocking you on facebook have to do with this review is what I'm asking? If I were Panzera I'd block you on facebook too if you were on my page trying to highlight the fact that the movement doesn't cost much. That's bad for business. It's not like it's a "cheap" movement in terms of quality - boatloads of brands use this Seiko movement because it's a workhorse. So I understand that you're agreeing with me on the movement thing to some degree - I was referring to the facebook situation. And by the way, the price of a watch isn't dependent directly on cost of the movement. I own one particular watch with a Miyota movement (which in my opinion isn't as good as the NH35A in this watch) that costs literally more than double what this Panzera costs, and it's worth every penny because of how special the rest of the piece is.

@@ShouldITimeThis Wow, you'd censor Facebook opinion too ? even though they detail ( probably by law ) the components of the watch on their website. I thought it was obvious what I was saying, I dont see the value in Panzera. They could have just deleted my comment. Instead they get petty. Now im free to go all over youtube saying the same thing. Not smart.

@@CFox.7 you have bad form and no insight to etiquette is all we are saying.

At full price, agreed. They're often 40-50% off.