Meistersinger Metris - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

I am a salesperson and I am faced in my activity with a particularly long sales cycle to congratulate myself on having succeeded in a contract after two years of work I decided to give myself a little gift I don't really know why I thought of a watch I didn't have a very good image of watchmaking having already had a manager about fifteen years ago who was very keen on watches and one or two colleagues too but the latter used it mainly to practice class snobbery by promoting intimacy with very wealthy customers = Yuck! However, while browsing YouTube I was very surprised to see how popular this passion was and even if some cannot help a falsely detached elitism And there I am completely immersed in this fever I am the type to look at a lot of tests and articles when I buy equipment (photo for example) and there in watchmaking there was something to do At the beginning of this research I stumbled upon this brand which offered a reading of the time so poetic and original in the following days I was aware of having a very good purchase opportunity on a Dutch OUTLET site it did not take more to make me dive into this exciting world It was the first of a long list it gave me and still gives me beautiful emotions and it regularly comes on my wrist to remind me that I am generally very happy with myself

If we're going to do a first review on the platform, we might as well do it with a watch that is not very common, especially because it is a single-hand watch. This watch is a sort of crossover that mixes genres (mainly flieger and diving watch) in a harmonious way. This is mainly due to its very successful case (dimensions, treatment): 38 mm in diameter (given the dial opening, we are closer to 40 mm in rendering), 20 mm between lugs, 45 mm from lug to lug, and a beautiful alternation of polished and brushed surfaces. We can wear all types of straps on this watch (it comes with a beautiful NATO, and a quality "Jean" strap), and it is suitable for all men's wrists. Other features: 200 m waterproof, two basic and proven calibers (ETA 2824-2, and Selitta SW200 for the latest productions), screw-down crown, screw-down back, luminescent indexes and hands (with this blue dial), date at 6 o'clock (with a circular cyclops and a silver internal circle. I like it a lot). And the single-hand, you might say? We get used to it very well. We actually get out of the gear of absolute precision. It is, ultimately, rather soothing on a daily basis (even if it will not suit everyone. I understand it and I respect it). In the end, it is a simple watch, not ostentatious, and very versatile (it is really a watch that can be worn in all circumstances), with a touch of originality. The cherry on the cake: I also tested the brand's after-sales service, which turned out to be very good. A crown stuck in the "winding" position. Returned in 3 and a half weeks, in perfect working order. So really not bad. And last point, its public price seems intrinsically a little "optimistic" to me. The price of originality, no doubt...