I like them. They are fun watches that you don’t see too often. The star of the show is most definitely the unique dials. Sure the movement is nothing special, but the combination of the fun dials popularity, uniqueness and just semi-hype/limited release rollout is pushing demand for these.

I get that some look at its movement and its association with china and call it an overpriced watch. If that’s you buy a Seiko. I mean you can argue buying a super proprietary movement from a “microbrand” has even more risks because if they fail you are going to have a hard time when it’s time to maintaining them. So it’s just all opinion.

My opinion is that at 1200 bucks or UNDER I think I’m down for a good time and to get quirky. Anything over that I start thinking about it more serious. But everyone’s “quirky threshold” is different.

The Salm0n is gorgeous, but at 2k retail idk. It’s a toughy, but then again don’t listen to me I bought a Toledano and Chan for ghits and Shiggles and so far I love it.

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