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Elysee Nestor Automatic Watch
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Elysee Nestor Automatic Watch
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Made in Germany since 1960, Elysee watches undergo a rigorous set of background checks and ultimately pass through the hands of the master watchmaker in Düsseldorf. The Nestor is no different Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downphoenixsong
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Aug 20, 2018
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Pretty sleek, slightly understated while being stylish. The movement has held up so far, so I guess it is reliable enough. Conditioned the strap since the leather seemed to be slightly dry. Feels a bit fragile though compared to my other watches like the Victorinox Officer's, but I doubt I'll put these on when I'm not dressing up anyway
wiemerimer
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Jun 23, 2018
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I've had this watch for almost a year now, and so far it has treated me well.
I was scared when I first got the watch because even though I wound and wound the thing the hands simply stayed put. I still don't know how I fixed it, but after some fiddling with the crown and pushing it in and out and spinning the crown, the watch, and everything it suddenly started working. Maybe it got a jam in transit somehow? Who knows, but's it's been working fine since.
My biggest gripe about the watch is that the case seems to be the weakest link, or at least isn't a very hard material. I didn't think I was that hard on watches, but the bezel now has scuffs around the glass, some are noticeable even without the light glinting off of them. Glass is still as good as new though.
The lume on the hands are nearly worthless, they are neither large enough nor bright enough to do much of anything.
The strap would be personal preference. I don't like fake animal skin prints on leather, but I know others won't mind.
The movement seems good. It's a little odd with the seconds dial being so close to the center, but it only takes a second to get used to it. My specimen loses about 5 seconds a month, which is fine for me since I have to adjust for DST every six months anyways.
Overall a 4 out of 5. If it had a harder case material and a more simple strap it'd be perfect in my opinion.
I was scared when I first got the watch because even though I wound and wound the thing the hands simply stayed put. I still don't know how I fixed it, but after some fiddling with the crown and pushing it in and out and spinning the crown, the watch, and everything it suddenly started working. Maybe it got a jam in transit somehow? Who knows, but's it's been working fine since.
My biggest gripe about the watch is that the case seems to be the weakest link, or at least isn't a very hard material. I didn't think I was that hard on watches, but the bezel now has scuffs around the glass, some are noticeable even without the light glinting off of them. Glass is still as good as new though.
The lume on the hands are nearly worthless, they are neither large enough nor bright enough to do much of anything.
The strap would be personal preference. I don't like fake animal skin prints on leather, but I know others won't mind.
The movement seems good. It's a little odd with the seconds dial being so close to the center, but it only takes a second to get used to it. My specimen loses about 5 seconds a month, which is fine for me since I have to adjust for DST every six months anyways.
Overall a 4 out of 5. If it had a harder case material and a more simple strap it'd be perfect in my opinion.
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