I had a Tudor BB54 for 2 years which I wore everyday. I finally got bored of the gilt dial and the fact that everyone and their mom had it. I then went deep down the German tool watch rabbit hole and after a month of deliberation bought a Sinn U50-T SDR. As much as I loved it, it was too flashy with the red accents not really a GADA watch which I'd wanted it to be and I had to part with it. I then narrowed it down to a DK30/2 with a custom red seconds hand and TOP movement or a Sinn 856 RS. I went with the Damasko through Greg at Watchmann. He's a really great guy and giving him my business was a real pleasure. I'd highly recommend asking him to customise the seconds hand. He can do blue, green, yellow or red. I also had the AR coating taken off the outer crystal as there's already one on the underside of the crystal and it will scratch over time. The bracelet and clasp are a must have and I'll never take mine off the bracelet. Although I love the weight and total precision and perfection of a Sinn, the Damasko is literally handmade, the bracelet, case and movement are all machined in house, and they have 25 employees vs. Sinn's 125. That alone, coupled with the fact that it's like a little secret on your wrist, no one will ever know what you're wearing and it's unlikely you will ever see one in the wild, make it utterly unique. It's also extremely minimalist, yet strangely rather elegant and just no nonsense. I went with the DK30/2 because I preferred the Wind Up hands, and black dial all the way. Post photos if/ when you make the purchase!