This New GMT Is Unlike 99% Of Others 

Damn you ruined my weekend plans 😅

@@jacobpartin4553 😂😂

I always thought 904L was more resistant to salt water corrosion and also stronger than 316L?

@@anandmorris 904L is indeed more resistant to chlorides, particularly warm salt water, although whether noticeably so in a swimming environment is another matter. For tensile strength this is as much dependent on how the SS is worked and treated. 904L cannot be hardened by thermal treatment. The details of this is not my area.

@borassictime918 thanks for the reply. I think for the strongest stainless steel, i would look at Sinn watches.

Yes but the corrosion resistance is fairly negligible for all but the most hardcore divers. To the 99.9% of us the difference is simply that it is shinier

@@michaelsilva-baca2966 Why are you paying nearly 1000$ on a diver's tool watch if you're not a diver? It makes you look like a fake person

@@user-ln3ch7hy1x Man the overwhelming majority of dive watches are worn by people who don’t dive. It doesn’t make you a fake anything. The submariner is the most popular and recognizable watch in the world. But you won’t find anybody who actually dives with them.

The same reason people buy sportscars (and bikes, see profile pic) who are not racing them. We can appreciate the design, engineering, comfort, and they're just nice to use. Do you think most owners of Rolexes are diving with them?@@user-ln3ch7hy1x

Yes, 904L is a classed as a 'super austenitic' stainless steel. 316L is pretty much bargain basement for ASS; it's used everywhere. 904L certainly is 'marine grade', as watch makers like to say but I would not classify 316L the same way.

same, it's incredible, especially at the price you can get it for after their discounts. Imo, one of the best value-for-money watches on the market

Same here but red GMT hand. It’s taking a week or two longer than normal to process due to demand.

There's no argument about it .

Yes

Yeah they're having a laugh aren't they 😂

Rotten? , they are just watches buddy, 🤨

@@BR81-iv6lt I know they are watches, but full of marketing jibberish, sponsored reviews and overpriced products.

Rotten? No drama please

Even if it is rotten, how are they any different? Do you think that they sell watches just as a hobby, without making a profit? If anything they're far too expensive for what they are, no history, all made in low wage counties - there's no reason why this should cost a cent more than a san martin 😂

Mutiny!

Wise regulates their watches.

@@BobbyL2k to what standard

@@scott9739 seems you are conflating watch movement regulation with movement accuracy certification. Watch regulation, in terms of accuracy, means to tune the watch balance spring to the desired oscillation frequency. For a watch movement to get certified to a standard (e.g., COSC), (1) the movement must be able to keep time up to that specific standard, and (2) the must be sent in for certification. The specified standard determines the precision (+ - range) and accuracy (average deviation). Two totally different things. A watch can be accurate beyond the COSC standard and not be COSC certified simply because it is not sent for certification in Switzerland. The movement used in the ADX has manufacturing tolerances that cannot guarantee it will meet COSC requirements, even when well regulated. So no, the average buyer cannot expect COSC-like accuracy. Some might get lucky, tho. Anyway the Wise ADX is a watch assembled in Thailand using a Japanese made movement, it makes no economical sense to ship it to Swiss certification anyway. This is why you only see watches with Swiss movement having Swiss certification. But the watch is well regulated.

​@@BobbyL2k I never mentioned Swiss or COSC. Nodus self regulates to +/- 7 seconds, Jack Mason to +/- 5 seconds. I was just wondering if Wise did the same. I'll take it as a no since a simple answer would have proven otherwise and there is a need for hyperbole instead.

@@scott9739 they don’t advertise their regulations on the website. I remember during their technical q&a they said that for their Hitman watches (NH movement) they usually get sub + - 10 spd and that they will throw away any movement that cannot get consistently under + - 15 spd. I don’t know how well they regulate their watches with miyota 9000 tho. You can ask their support page.

You’re right, it’s got the dial of the Oris with the bezel of a Rolex. I personally like this love child. I had the Oris but it was a little too large at 43mm and it’s not a true GMT. I have this Wise on order.

Absolutely agree.