Ollech & Wajs P-104 - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

The watch is beautiful, well finished, precise. I fell in love with this watch the first time I saw it, its black and orange dial, its big hands specific to the OW brand. The movement is a "tractor" so no fear for reliability. I wear it very often as it is difficult for me to remove it from my wrist. In summary, it is a purchase that I do not regret and recommend to everyone.

An original pilot's watch, assembled and adjusted in Switzerland! Swiss Made designation justified at 95%. The manufacturing quality is impeccable, the finishes are of a very good level. The case is in brushed 316L steel, the crown is signed O&W. We can clearly speak of a Big Crown, screwed, to ensure water resistance to 30 atmospheres. Anti-reflective sapphire crystal with the most beautiful effect. ETA 2824-2 caliber, assembled and adjusted by the watchmakers of the house, nothing to complain about the precision, which gives me complete satisfaction. The hands are incredible and are really, in my opinion, the big strong point of the watch. The NATO strap is of very good quality and comes with a pretty brushed steel buckle signed O&W. I have not tried the Steel strap but I installed an orange tropic and the rendering is really fun and very pleasant. The dial takes the light well, the watch remains very readable underwater. The only downside is that the hands and indexes are advertised as being treated with super Luminova, but the treatment is a bit light in my opinion. For the rest, it's all good. The price is, in my opinion, fair for the quality of the product offered. 39 mm in diameter, nice presence when worn, a success!

As a watch enthusiast, I am delighted with my recent acquisition. This OW P 104 encourages adventure, and does not just tell the time, it tells a story. It gets noticed, not by ostentation, but certainly by its rarity. For the moment, it is the watch that is probably not yet on the neighbor's wrist. It therefore stands out for its unique character, and encourages showing off... a little... right? Its hands are a masterpiece of finely brushed art brut. Personally, I like the style. As for readability, the OW P 104 excels during the day, it offers exemplary clarity of reading. At night, it is more discreet (my only regret), but remains satisfactory. In short, it is the charm of vintage with the robustness of a tank. Its ETA 2824-2, which needs no introduction, works hard in the shadows and keeps the pace. For me, she knew how to make herself desired! No regrets.