Wolbrook Skindiver Video Review - Watch Clicker 

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@Watch Clicker I'm the lucky owner of a Wolbrook 4 months now, and I'm really satisfied. Again, thank you very much for this review!

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Glad it was helpful!

Agree on that last point!

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Push pins on this one. Thanks for watching

There is a Wolbrook version with vintage lume and sapphire. The 8315 movement is ok for the price. It has a power reserve of 60 hours. Will last a weekend off the wrist. The watch has been upgraded to 150m WR and has a Hexaplex anti-shock system. I have not found a better microbrand watch at this price from Europe.

@@Poldek.Misiak Thank you. I know....but what it does not have which I mentioned above is an SS bezel (engraved and black infilled rather than painted). Power reserve is not a feature I care about.

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Sorry Wolbrook watches are less than average no good,movement similar like lapanuse french watches El Chippo Timex second to none

Not sure what you mean

I agree, wish they went with the 9000 series

I do wish they went 9000 series

Why? This looks better.

Totally different style watch IMO, but not a bad choice either.

This one is much nicer. Plus you get the nod from watch enthusiasts.

Wolbrook currently owns the Wolbrook and Douglas brand names. Their website gives a breakdown on the usage of the brand names. In their current state, there is no one selling Douglas watches besides Wolbrook.

@@WatchClicker The fact remains that they still sell both the Douglas Skindiver and the Wolbrook Skindiver no matter who ''owns'' the brand names...and they are different watches as the Douglas watches do not have Wolbrook printed on the dial of the watch because they are Douglas watches and not Wolbrook watches....much in the same way that Porsche has Porsche emblems on it even when Volkswagon ''owns'' the brand names..In a pinch your VW will never be a Porsche just because VW owns the Porsche brands....You should know better...just saying...

The analogy doesn't quite fit. "Douglas watches" are strictly sold through Wolbrook and is nothing more than a call back to when they were truly sister brands as different text on the dial. Since this is not an original Douglas watch from decades ago, calling it a Wolbrook works just fine. I spoke with the brand (Wolbrook) when doing this review and they didn't see to have a problem with it. But, I suppose I (or Wolbrook) don't know better and frankly, I don't need to when I have you here. We'll have to agree to disagree, Mark.

@@WatchClicker In 1955, Wolbrook sister brand DOUGLAS was created and started to offer highly legible - with the iconic green luminescent indices -, all water proof and shock-protected tool-watches for professionals, and active men and women....In the early 1960s, Wolbrook and Douglas introduced the "Skindiver" watches; including the "Skindiver Worldtimer” tool-watch: a solid, water-resistant and highly legible timepiece with luminous markers and hands, a bold red sweep second hand, distinctive hour and minute hands, a 24-hours / Military Time scale along with a rotatable bezel with time zones and elapsed time....But the fact remains that a Wolbrook is a Wolbrook and a DOUGLAS is a DOUGLAS....Pro tip:...If it says DOUGLAS on the dial...then it's a DOUGLAS.... wolbrook.com/pages/wolbrook-watches-story

Thank you, Mark - have a great day. And I do appreciate you supporting the channel by commenting on the video, it really does help.