Lima - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

Very endearing this Meca revolt, it pays homage to the mangas of the 80s, James Bond atmosphere, as you can see on the box. It is teeming with small funny details. The bezel is fixed and interchangeable (a second one is provided), we find inscriptions on the top right in a very original way, like on the lens of a camera. The case takes the atypical forms of the meca 2, this time a little less angular. The bezel is screwed on very easily which allows to change look. The dial is straight out of a manga, with its second yellow lightning and its small black syringe hands. The bronze-colored crown is screwed, because make no mistake it is a real tool watch waterproof to 200 m with an indestructible myota 82S0 caliber. The very nice case back represents a combat swimmer at the foot of a lighthouse. The tropical bracelet is very pleasant to wear. It's a fun and entertaining watch, everything is done very seriously, the quality is amazing and the comfort is unmatched. For adventurers nostalgic for A2 recreation!

Nice design for this krono-sprinter, the latest Lima watch candy, a minimalist design that plays with colors, this black sub-counter as a nod to the car racing of the 70s (see the box). Cream dial with just a 12 at midnight ;) or the off-center inscriptions accentuate the asymmetry, which is the most beautiful effect. Bi-compax mention, because yes it is a real bi-compax (two complications) 24 hours and chrono timer for the sub-counters. The "square circle" tachymeter bezel adds to the vintage side of the watch. The screwed crown takes the original shape of that of the Meca revolt. Very nice engraving of the Lima logo on the case back. All this, on a very pretty super comfortable bonklip bracelet. For the price of a moonswatch, we have a pretty meca quartz! I validate!

Ah the good old days of old toys, here is the Lima Meca 2, a minimalist watch with an original cream dial, old school as you want with the raised central disc indicating the minutes, the hands, the blue typography... The concept immediately caught my eye, it is wound with a hexagonal butterfly key like a toy from yesteryear, which is quite funny. The case is a block of finely brushed steel cut from the mass reinforcing the refined side. The whole is very homogeneous and balanced, it is driven by a seiko nh35 visible on the back, behind a time travel gun (which the watch offers us) another fun detail. Finally a watch that doesn't take itself seriously! I love it!