Hi, thank you for your video. I own a Weishi 1900 timegrapher and it works great for hobbiest/enthousiasts, they also seem to be accurate enough for that purpose (i'm a hobbiest watchmaker). And a lot better affordable than the (very) expensive Swiss Witschi brand. I see a lot of other youtuber watchmakers use the Weishi's aswell.
Well, not just that but a lot of high street jewellers won't necessarily know how to either, and it's going to be quite costly to send to a specialist.
It's quite difficult for me to convey on video because my sound recording equipment just isn't good enough, but on a quiet day you could hear this quite clearly from the next room. There's no way it should be that loud surely?
I'd be amazed if anyone had ever paid their actual RRP that's for sure. A lot of their stuff is homage based and over-designed, but they do have a couple of models that are genuinely quite good just a little too big for me - The Simple Tourbillon features in some of the imagery of this video, the one that has a completely plain dial, which is very H.Moser & Cie in style. The other one is the Gooseneck Automatic, which seems to have a really well finished movement for the price and has some decent styling compared to most of their output. I believe both are 42mm which is too big for me, but I would definitely have bought the simple tourbillon over mine if it were smaller and comparative in price.
