TW Steel - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

This is an impressive watch! With a 45mm bezel for a thickness of 15mm, a lug to lug of 22mm and a lug to lug of 53mm for a total weight of 138g. We can legitimately say that it is a beautiful baby. At the time, I had a crush on this watch and I still appreciate it as much on my small 17.5 cm wrist. It sits perfectly on it and impresses with its dimensions and its chic military look. It does not go unnoticed and my entourage is full of praise for it. It is understandable when you see this hammered bezel and this very readable dial, well provided with lum. But what we notice the most is the crown which is not screwed but protected by this cap fixed to the case and logoed TW and finally the original brown strap which is tending towards red and super comfortable. This CS25 houses a NH35 Sii japan caliber that can dive to 100m. A small downside for me is that the mineral glass is just reinforced with a layer of sapphire, even though over time it has not shown any trace of scratches. This remains positive. You will have understood that I love this watch and I recommend this brand simply because it is good value for money and pleasure.

A watch that I fell for because it looks a lot like the Richard Mille RM01 that I find magnificent but unfortunately out of budget so this one was a great alternative because of its price. This watch which has a look that is both sporty and dressy depending on whether it is on a leather strap or rubber is very very comfortable to wear in addition to being very beautiful.