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Aragon Superjet Damascus Automatic Watch

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Aragon Superjet Damascus Automatic Watch

Name: Aragon Superjet Damascus Automatic Watch
Brand: Aragon Watches
SKU: aragon-superjet-damascus-automatic-watch
Price: 555 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Aragon makes watches with strong characteristics: thick, rugged cases; bold, lumed markers; and rare, premium dial materials. The Superjet Damascus is no exception Read More

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Nov 9, 2019

Aragon is a great brand, they produce amazing watches that represent value for money that are punching well above there weight. Wing the owner is very passionate about his designs, product & brand. I have lost count of how many Aragon watches I have bought, many as gifts & I have never been disappointed.

Jakob

378

Nov 7, 2019

I like it. Nothing wrong with a guy passionate about watches, making fresh designs and quality materials/ workmanship in an industry where you simply will never be respected purely because you aren't 100 years old and European. Let's be honest, watch people are kinda snobby. Sorry but it's true.

TwentySixAnd

1305

Nov 8, 2019

JakobSure. But only a vocal minority. Most of us have some crimes against all things good and decent in our collection that we still love

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Madman242

Nov 7, 2019

It looks a lot like a Ball, but less refined.

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Jakob

378

Nov 7, 2019

Madman242My Balls aren't very refined.

STRiDOR

Nov 7, 2019

Is there any Nickel at all mixed in with the metals?

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RatRacer

Nov 7, 2019

STRiDORYes. It's 316L, with ~8-10% Nickel content.

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Hewitt29

Nov 6, 2019

great specs & price but that is one thick sob :)

Watchyoutalkingabout

Nov 6, 2019

Monster in size, monster in specs. That said, at only 50mm lug to lug for the smaller version, it’s wearable for me. 17mm thickness is pushing it, but I have watches that are thinner but longer lug to lug. On the Aragon website, there appears to be some upgrades available. A crystal with cyclops for an extra $100, as well as a solid clasp for $27. Curious to know which clasp we get, and whether we can get those upgrades if desired. Originally priced at $1600 (just no, sorry) it’s going for $800 ‘on sale’ now. Considering the movement (and it’s claims to be regulated to basically COSC spd parameters), the specs and the construction, I’d say good deal at $555 if you have the wrists to pull it off.

mhip

242

Nov 6, 2019

Sweet... That thing will match my Chef knife. What time is it? Time to chop your hand off.

RayF

22220

Nov 6, 2019

A delicate little wallflower of a watch--the kind you almost forget you're wearing moments after you fasten the clasp? Not likely! To be fair, the watch does come in two sizes: too big, and Much Too Big. And at only 4.5 ounces shy of a full-pound, that 50mm arm-stretcher may require a little watch-on/watch-off assistance. I recommend the Ray-co Heft-O-Matic for that little chore!

All kidding aside, you have to give the "designer" credit for his creative talents--I understand he took his inspiration from the restaurant where he worked before striking it BIG in the watch business...

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ThePhantom008

Nov 9, 2019

I think that Wing at Aragon recently bought out the Android Watch Company as they could no longer trade using the Android brand name for legal reasons.

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Nosey

Nov 9, 2019

ThePhantom008Wing was Android watches before Google started using it. It was a registered trademark and he sued. Here is a six year old article about it: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2031733/android-watchmaker-oko-sues-google-for-trademark-infringement.html While I did not search further, gossip I heard around the net suggested it was financially advantageous for Wing to let the trademark go to Google.

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tbjs

484

Nov 6, 2019

Well, 44mm may be a touch small, but dunno how if I could handle 50mm. 56mm lug to lug? Paul Bunyon I ain't...

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Nosey

Nov 9, 2019

tbjsI have the Divemaster ll Meteorite in the 45mm and while it is a bit tall at 17mm and heavy, you don't feel like you'll ever break it. I like it, and for the the Drop price it was still $250 cheaper than on sale directly from Aragon. The one thing I wish Wing would do is step up to Tritium illumination. I have an Armourlite and some Balls that have the tritium markers and am spoiled by the fact that they are always readable regardless of whether or not they've been exposed to light.

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Nosey

I have the Divemaster ll Meteorite in the 45mm and while it is a bit tall at 17mm and heavy, you don't feel like you'll ever break it. I like it, and for the the Drop price it was still $250 cheaper than on sale directly from Aragon. The one thing I wish Wing would do is step up to Tritium illumination. I have an Armourlite and some Balls that have the tritium markers and am spoiled by the fact that they are always readable regardless of whether or not they've been exposed to light.

Nosey

Wing was Android watches before Google started using it. It was a registered trademark and he sued. Here is a six year old article about it: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2031733/android-watchmaker-oko-sues-google-for-trademark-infringement.html While I did not search further, gossip I heard around the net suggested it was financially advantageous for Wing to let the trademark go to Google.