This Luxury Field Watch is Amazing! - Vertex M100A 

Me too

That is absolutely incredible!

What accuracy are you experiencing?

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@@andrewfishkin6559 thanks - looks like an awesome watch! May have to buy one!

New ones have a different movement than mine. My M100 (not A) has ETA/Pesseux 7001, manual wind, 17 jewel and no hacking. It is a much simpler movement than the Sellita automatic in the new M100A.

The fact these watches were issued to young lads who were prepared to sacrifice their lives for our freedom is one of the most extraordinary stories behind this brand and particular design.

Your 100% spot on. It should also be noted I did something similar to your coffee manoeuvre, but with a Gin & Tonic when the price was mentioned!!

yeah but the cwc sucks ass in terms of design

It's a steal for the watch company and his kickback (paid sponsorship).

I see the dots, I don’t see what you’re describing though. Can you explain what you see?

@@Outdoorlander it’s a military style watch and think it would have looked much better without the red.

I'm perplexed at the title of the video as well. How is this a steal? This is Tudor Black Bay money. The Draken Aoraki provides a similar look to this if you want though, for 1/6th the price.

Good question!!

Is the Timor dirty dozen watch readily available? It was out of production for a few years.

@@ivermec-tin666 I paid up front and waited a couple of months for delivery .Well worth the wait

a better question is the vaer a12 a better value than the timor?

@@marcdave9521 That question isn't relevant if it's out of stock. The Vaer a12 is a lower price point watch, but you will have to wait for the next production run to get one, and it's only available in an automatic caliber. The Timor is manufactured as either manual or automatic, but the black dial manual caliber is sold out ATM. These two watches have a different design language in regards to the case. I prefer Vaer's case design. I don't think I would make the choice of one over the other based upon price. I own a Vaer a12 with a manual wound ETA (Valjoux) caliber, but I don't expect that Vaer will be making a manual variant of this watch again, per my conversation with the principals at Worn and Wound SF a few months ago. And the Timor watch was out of stock at the time of my purchase. For me, a manual wound swiss movement is a critical specification. If I were looking for a dirty dozen watch today, I would pony up for the Timor if and when the black dial became available again. Vaer and Timor are both using a Selita automatic movement in their dirty dozen watches. But, only Timor offers a manual wound variant at this time.

Agreed, these Vertex watches are well overpriced for what they are. Steal?! I like them, but not at their price point.

You were aware of the Timor offering?

@@markotoole7937 Take a look at the Timor

@@allancrotch2953 yes, of course. Considered it. But, I found it too plain and small. Also, I realized after looking at so many D12 style watches I wasn't really a true 1:1 vintage style and scale. And, frankly, all the other ones other than the modern Vertex M100 look the same to me.

@@khronokraze Not one to debate trivia but I am sure being of an age when in the 60s I could buy them for 30 shillings £1.50pence that its Timor that is true to original spec and the vertex sized /styled for modern taste but I accept anyone can be mistaken