Sinn 856 UTC
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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The technical specifications of the 856 UTC provide impressive proof of our craftsmanship in the area of instrument watches. The second time zone on a 24-hour basis makes it ideal for people who frequently find themselves crossing time zones because of travel.
The aesthetics of this watch are determined by the striking form - a form which, as in all our watches, is dictated exclusively by the functions. The 856 UTC also features a range of technologies which, together, guarantee maximum reliability even in the most extreme of conditions.
In addition, the 856 UTC has a second time zone on a 24-hour basis with a hand which helps to locate the points of the compass. The hand is designed in the form of an arrow for this very purpose. The basic principle is simple: in the northern hemisphere, you hold the watch horizontally and turn it so that the 12-hour hand is pointing towards the sun - the 24-hour hand will then be pointing North. In the southern hemisphere, on the other hand, the same procedure will cause the hand to point South.
Sinn's finest offering IMHO. Wearing my 856 UTC as I type. I never get tired of this watch. A true hidden gem in the watch world.
Nice its a solid model, tomorrow I have a new one from Sinn coming 🤫
I own it. It's a beast and a beauty. You get so luch for the price: GMT, antimagnetic, date, 20ATM Waterproof, robust casing & glass. I wear it almost daily (keep coming back to it despite having other great watches to choose from), for more than 10 years now and still get only +10secs / 24 hours. It's an INSANE watch with INSANE quality.
Its a cracking model and at plus 10 sec sounds like its in need of a service now Sir
@@ClickSpringReview Actually more about +5/24h as we speak because it's still +10 since I measured and it was 48 hours ago, as if the system came to a sort of stabilisation. Which brings us close to COSC standards now.
Thanks for the heads up anyway:)
Thats fair enough than but if its your everyday watch, I would look at getting it serviced soon to prevent any damage to the pivots as the oil will be on its last legs
@@ClickSpringReview will do! Thank you and keep up the good work on your channel!
i have a collection with 2 Rolex, Longines, Tudor, Grand Seico etc.. but i wear this watch the most time. Super robust, cool style, pure functionality and readability. love it most on a james Bond style Nato
only 11mm for a gmt with 200m water r. shock r., and the tegimented steel is almost unscratchable
Its a great model with lots of tech 👍🏻 I try and rotate my watches so a different one everyday but you always have your favourites :)
How long have you had it mate?
@@anandmorris 2 years
@BC-im5zv still going strong? I think I've fallen in love with this watch, only really came across it in recent weeks.
I have a Sinn 556A and since yesterday also a Sinn 856 UTC. Both share the classic aircraft clock aesthetic so legibility is top drawer. The 556 is a touch smaller at 38.5mm whereas the 856 is a 40mm case size. The 556 can come across as small-ish but the 856 is a proper sized watch, that 1.5mm size difference is more pronounced than you would think it is. I'm glad I didn't go for the much larger 857 watches at 43mm case size, those must look like a clock especially on my wrist. I love the differences between them and think they both look awesome. I love the finish on the 856 and the metal bracelet, it also makes it a bit heavier than my 556 that has a non-Sinn black silicone strap. IMO you can't go wrong with either one of these. I love the 556, 856 and 857 range of Sinn watches. These are instantly recognisable as Sinn instrument watches but they do fly under the radar. I have only ever seen one person wearing a Sinn (dunno the exact model but it was a 12-3-6-9 one). Nice reviews of Sinn watches here BTW. I would love see a side by side size comparison of the 556, 856 and 857 watches... You are very lucky to have a shop near you carrying Sinn watches. The only Sinn I have seen in a shop was a Sinn 656 and that was years ago.
Glad you liked the video I'm a bit of a Sinn fan as you may of seen , One day I may do a long video of my Sinn collection and a back ground to when I got them and so on
How many you got Barry?
9 Sinn's I started collecting them back in 2009 🤦🏻♂️
@@ClickSpringReview 10 sounds better….😉
I'd love a 757 dial on a fine link bracelet ❤️
Perfect one watch collection, but, totally utilitarian and extremely practical for an active lifestyle.
So wish I could stick at one watch ,alas!
It's a well beastie of a watch this one , but don't think any of us on here could be a one watch type of person lol
How can you not respect Sinn? Awesome brand and watch right here. I need this one. Thanks.
They make so awesome tool watches it has to be said 👍🏻
I own this watch, and it’s absolutely a favorite.
Lucky chap 👍🏻
Criminally underrated
100% 👍🏻
Gotta love sinn
Yeah I'd have to agree with you there Brian :)
I absolutely love this watch (and some of its other variants, too, especially the 857 S UTC), but I would own one only if it was a true GMT, not UTC.
My dream Sinn was always the 757 diapal on a fine link bracelet :)
Here's a thought, Kp: the SW330 is actually quite a slim movement, unlike most traveller GMT calibres. Even the Grand Seiko Elegance GMT watches are unhealthily obese. While I share your view, I feel that I can accept the compromise considering that this watch has seriously decent water resistance. 🙂🍻
Hands down the best value on the market both 856/utc and 857/utc models. 80.000 a/m which is higher than your usual 4800 a/m that most brands proudly call anti-magnetic. All the other tech such as temperature resistance and tegiment tech. Allthough not necessary on a field watch, they also choose to give 200WR instead of 100 just to give that extra protection. No worries about bringing it out in wet conditions.
When you look at other brands in this price range, who can even compete with this model?
Totally agree I can't think of any other watch offering this level of spec at a price anywhere close to the 856 Ragnar 👍🏻
Whetted the appetite for mine - ordered and delivering soon! Feel this won’t be my one and only Sinn…..quality seems very high in relation to cost. Thanks for the video!
Good choice David, let me know what you think of it when it turns
One of my favourites 👌🏻
Its a classic from Sinn 👍🏻
I totally love this reference(at the earlier price but 🙂) this could use a bezel and better lume in the same case size though imo (and a better clasp too 😄)
You can buy it with a bezel its called the 857 plus i think the lume is pretty good on this one personally Sir
@@ClickSpringReview I’ve seen the 857 it’s nice but bigger (almost 44mm with bezel), 856 is the goldilocks size, very versatile. One suggestion, if you could run the 20 minute (fast forwarded of course) test for the lume in your videos. You’d notice that Sinn markers will fade out pretty quickly compared to the hands (especially on their pilot references)
@@fahadkhan-db6bh You are right I completely forgot its bigger 🤦🏻♂ but the lume I find lasts me though the night as long as the room is pitch black , Could be a good idea for a video 🤔😄
@@ClickSpringReview I find the lume adequate for telling the time in a very dark bedroom at say 4:30 even with blurred vision since I'm not wearing my specs. 🙂
You may have a good point there sir :)
Have been going through your sinn reviews. Can’t decide between the 105 utc and the 856 utc!
Hi Martin of the two I prefer the 856 , what about the 857 ?
@@ClickSpringReview I fear the 43mm size would be too big though I love the idea of the timing bezel!
My wrist is 7inches
Hi Barry, is it me or are your Sinn reviews longer than the others? I could spend all day talking about how good they are, frankly, so I wouldn't blame you.
This 856 is pretty good, actually. The Sellita SW3XX series kicks serious butt, particularly after Sinn has regulated them. Would the 857 be better? I don't know, but the case looks really comfortable for a lot of wrists. The Ar capsule technology is good, having to send it back to Germany for maintenance, bad. I'll have to speak to the team at TWR about this.
My U50 Tegiment performs beyond any reasonable expectation, so I can well understand your enthusiasm Barry.
Mutterings within the German watch community suggest that Sinn is becoming a tad too greedy in its pricing which is starting to turn people away from the brand. Just saying...
However, I really like this piece, in common with just about everyone here. Clearly we are all gentlemen of impeccable taste... thanks Barry, LG Bob 🍻
Hi Bob , when it comes to Sinn I can waffle on its true lol , TWR do have the kit to work on the AR watches so no problem there , The prices have been going up but so has ever bodies I believe . When it comes to the 856 I can't think of any other in its price range which can match it ? there maybe but I cant think of one matey 👍🏻
@@ClickSpringReview I think you're right about the 856 Barry, but there is consternation among our German brethren regarding the prices of limited editions. So: the Ar capsule isn't a problem, the 856 is both capable and tough (I mean, Tegemented case, 200m water resistance, GMT functionality, a decent movement and comfort on the wrist) and it looks seriously cool.
Perhaps you should be a brand ambassador: "Sinn: the brand favoured by watchmakers..." with a picture of you holding one. Just a thought! 😉 Have a good weekend Barry, LG Bob 🍾🥂🍰
Sinn did say they think of me as an unofficial ambassador lol say this the last time I was over there , I would like to see if they would be open to possibly having a second service centre here in the UK at some point down the line 🤔😉
@@ClickSpringReview Actually Barry, given your support for the company the least they can do is give you a decent discount on anything you buy there... 👍
Do you know if Sinn would make a left crown 856?
Crown looks large and pointy..
If you had one when you send it in for service you could ask Sinn to rotate the dial and movement round so as the crown was on the left
love your videos. quick question if you had to pick one watch over the other the Sinn 856 UTC or the Nomos Sky Ahoi which one would you choose. I'm planning on buying my first watch very soon.
Hi Sir , Thats a tough one as they are very different watches the Sinn is more a tool watch and the Nomos a more dressy model and cost almost double the price , If you wear suit most of the day I'll go for the Nomos but if not the Sinn , Another point when it comes time to service the watch any watchmaker (me included ) got work on the Nomos but the Sinn would need to be send to a Sinn AD because of the AR gas inside it 👍🏻
42hrs to 56hrs of power reserve. How can you identify the amount yours has?
Only one way sir, fully wind it say 40 turns and let it run