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Proportions are not well executed. The sub dials are under-sized and spread to the outside edges. Bezel too broad. Sense of space needs rethinking

Except it's not brutalist. 😅 So, there's that.

The flip lock clasp looks absolutely terrible. Sounds cheap, looks cheap... The rest I like. But the clasp lock is a no go for me.

Strange on the website the watches appear to be deeply discounted and they offer a further 20% off if you buy 2. Then at the top it says due to high demand times may increase to 20 days.

Love the bracelet , although it looked like a simple butterfly clasp so no adjustment. It could be difficult to get a good fit. My rado captain cook has a BOR and comes on a normal push button clasp , thats incredibly thin but also offers no micro adjust. Its 2024 now and people want on the fly adjustment, to deal with your wrist swelling etc... if your paying north of 1k , it should be a given now. Didnt love the watch face , but I'm a diver guy , and I just wanted to fill those indices with lots of lovely lume !!! And I agree it looked a little fat , considering it was more of a dressy sport watch. The bracelet looked good on the 58 though , although the new tudor bb on the jubilee looks amazing, but the 4k price tag now is getting a bit silly. I remember when the bb first came out and it was around 2k just over 10 years or so ago. Great video as always bro .

Illuminating

Thank you. This video made me happy

My new best friend!!!!! This watch company owes you!!!! Epic video. I'm truly inspired. My conversion calculator prices that beauty at approx. $9K USD!!!!! I just fell out of love with IWC

$14K?!?! Wow That's a steal!!!!!

I like it with the domed sapphire man. Is just a matter of taste I guess. I would just sand those cappers and keep the black tropic strap with the squares below every perforation, because they don’t make me sweat unlike the orange example with a smooth side, from experience those types make you sweat a lot and stick to the skin. Great video though and thanks for showing Nevada G. I think they are a great brand with some really nice watches for every occasion.

Beautiful watch. Definitely a looker! The lack of second hands is bit of a turnoff like you said Peter and that oyster bracelet definitely needs refining, but overall the package is quite elegant! I really like this watch. Beaufort is definitely on my radar! Great review as always Peter!

Surprised at the price. I have an earlier Beaufort watch also with a Sellita movement and I think cost around a quarter of this price, albeit 5 years ago.

Not for me but I do like the black version. Wasgreatto meet at the watch event last month.

An amazing watch from a very special small watchmaker that is not afraid to add their own touch of flavour from the mainstream. They only craft around 500-700 watches per year. I love how Tutima goes against the grain and offers their own touch of magic. Stunning design and build quality.

Hi Peter, what a stunning beautiful chrono and I am a sucker for chronos which make up over 40 percent of my rotation. You are absolutely correct about German quality in everything that they produce. There is no such thing as "good enough " in their mindset.

I don't get the wide use of the butterfly clasp. No room for adjustment.

I would say this is a straight copy of the Oris Aquis GMT, I think it looks really nice and that grey is the one i'd go for

Very nice

Bracelet looks too clunky without taper. Too thick.

This looks awesome. Sure to hold its value. That design along with the BoR bracelet is phenomenal. And the price is high, but it’s hard to find that movement in anything cheaper.

I might be wrong but this may be the least expensive watch that comes with this Sellita-510 M chronograph movement. This Beaufort has a lot of good things going for it. Personally I would have liked to see Beaufort make their first Mech. Chronograph a little more traditional; bigger dial and sub-dials, second/minute markers with a thinner bezel to give way for the dial size. Plus the chances of me using the pulse measuring scale are very small. Good first attempt! And I commend Beaufort for what they are doing. Their next effort with a chronograph might get me sending some money to them.

Theyre gonna sell tons of those. I kinda think the angled knurls works well with the thick truncated dial markers.

I love my Beaufort Seatrekker - Green... :-)

Do you still own this watch Peter?

The halo of the saphire makes it bold, a domed hesalite would make it much more refine, larger and and brighter.

I love how you are giving many microbrands a shot. You have helped us discover many beautiful hidden gems. The portion of this watch is out of wack.😂 Thank you for reviewing this watch and giving us a closer look at it. Cheers

Great, thnx!

It’s a very beautiful design. This is watch that is at the absolute limit of what I can afford (even then I would have to save up for it), and there are too many watches in this price point I want before it. Still a very elegant design. Thanks for the great review!

Best caseback in the game. Not so keen on the rest of the watch, though.

Good looking piece, especially the bracelet, but it seems to be suffering from an identity crisis. Too thick to be a dress watch, no minute markers to complete it as a tool watch, and why a pulse meter? For over 1k? I just can't see who this is for.

No taper i.e. crap bracelet. Pass. Thanks for trying though.

Very accomplished design!

Actually I don't care about the brand. I buy watches by their look. And I don't buy overpriced watches at all. They are not worth 20 times more than a watch from a micro brand. I recently bought a Sherwood Commander. I could not be happier.

Sharp piece, I like the subdail spacing. The bracelet is killer, agreed

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AWESOME Watch!🤩

Hhhmm, it seems, to me, more logical to have simple minute markers than to have hour markers. Heck, the minute markers could be simple cut notches in the hour-marker-ring.

I can understand wanting a clean look sans minute markers, but then to add a pulse meter…not so sure about the logic. Fantastic review as always!👌

That bracelet looks incredible.

I like that they're trying something new. That salmon dial is really cool. Unfortunately, I think with the smaller sub-dials and the Pulsometer text around the outside edges of the face of the watch, they probably should have made it a tad bigger than 39mm. Good call on the articulation of the flat link bracelet. That would drive me nuts. Unacceptable, really. Overall, pretty cool watch that with a bit of refinement might turn into something special.

They stole this bracelets design from Lorca fyi. And lorca did it way better but the end link design is a full copy. Google it. But oh well

And nice as it looks… still couldn’t bring myself to spend 5 Grand on a Chinese watch

È veramente molto bello

Thanks for reviewing this, I've been thinking about picking this one up. Black strap all the way though.

I feel this, buying a watch that is over £100 even is a statement these days, yet alone the ones that cost a few k, My first "premium" watch purchase, about 4 months back was a presage sharp edge atsuki, mostly because i got it for £300 as new, and i have bonded with it, specifically the one i have as its a brown and gold combo face, initially i was looking for something with a red face as its kinda uncommon and typically my style, but much of them are double the price at least, the sharp edge series in general is the sort of watch i would daily, its what fits me best i feel. As i do want some luxuries at one point, I know ill get a GS eventually, seiko as a brand fits with me as i favor the "made in japan" stamp, but it will likely be that special occasion watch. If i have a collection of significance in the future, I think the only reason they would be sold is to help you out when you need it most.

110 percent ORIS

It’s a French brand , for me anything coming from France is a big No No. also trying to avoid Chinese things but almost the whole world is “ made in china “

new sub, thanks to you i went to check their web site ,beautiful colors choices, !

Very cool. I owned one.. a limited edition x Revolution, the "No Barracuda". I personally like the "Pac-Man" dial more. Has more character and playful. I also considered the case to be like a baby or mini Panerai. Very comfortable. I was immediately impressed once I saw in person and had one on wrist at a Wind-Up Watch Fair in San Francisco in 2022. So, compact and relatively thin for a 1000m WR. Kind of amazing. It totally breaks popular opinions that a dive watch needs to be bigger and thicker to achieve higher water resistance. I mean NG did it way back in the days already with this Depthmaster design and it all seems like a faithful recreation of what once was, now. I don't mind the domed crystal. I rather enjoy a bit of distortion as it adds a little more character and magnified effect which in turn adds a bit more visual depth, seemingly. For a vintage design, a domed crystal seems appropriate. For a more modern dive watch, a clean flat crystal makes more sense.

The best bit of the the design of this watch is the strap to case . Its beautiful. Im not a fan of rubber but the grey strap looked great. The side profile looked similar to an omega aqua terra , but the omega is just nicer. Call me old fashioned, but its hard to spend over 1k on a brand that isnt proven. Christopher ward is in that same price category, and actually the 12 o clock logo , could be mistaken for a CW. You could purchase this watch and not like it much, so whats the value then ? A similar priced seiko would still hold 60% of its original value. Its a nice enough watch , but nothing is really unique about it, to take the plunge . Great vid as ever .