STEELDIVE Men's Automatic Watch NH35 Movement SD1957 Sapphire Luminous Sea Ghost NTTD 200M Dive Watches

If you are looking for a Bond nttd homage, this is the one. There is nothing I would change on this watch. Size, quality and movement are right there. What I would say to Steeldive is you need a bigger presence and store on Amazon EU/UK so we Prime customers can have our watches within a few days of ordering.

OK - I absolutely LOVE this watch. I am a dive watch fan, and I have several to compare this too. I have Tag Heuer Aquaracer and the fit and finish on this watch is absolutely amazing and comparable to that $4500 watch. The case has a brushed edge on the top of the lugs facing you, a chamfered edge that is polished leading to the side of the watch case with a brushed finish and rolling down to the bottom of the case with another chamfered edge for comfort that is also polished. This is identical to a high-end luxury brand. Check, check and check. AMAZING finishing. The screw down crown is lazer etched with the Tactical Frog logo and the knurling, while present, was not very pronounced. I struggled to get a good purchase grip on the crown. I did not get the steel bracelet so I cannot review it. I tend to take all metal bracelets off anyway (especially the expensive ones) because A - I don't want to scratch up the bracelet, and B - combined with a dive watch they are heavier and I like to wear mine daily and at night while I sleep. I always end up putting mine on a NATO strap. The included NATO strap is exactly what I would have chosen. It is 20 mm strap size to fit the 20 mm lug width. It feels very good. This strap is a little thin, but I see this as a benefit. I have had NATOs that are too thick and they are a pain to remove the watch or adjust it. The color matching really saved me time and is perfect. The bezel is a 120 click unidirectional with a lume ceramic bezel insert and when combined with the dial and hands is a very strong nod to the James Bond No Time To Die watch. This design is a little difficult to find purchase grip on, but that is the way the watch was designed - so be mindful that they likely could've redesigned this for better grip, but it would not be true to the movie. Personally, I love it and find it works well enough for me and looks the part of the watch which is why I bought it. I love the added British Coat of Arms on the dial. The skeleton hands are good with the minute and second hands reaching the hour and minute indicators all along the dial. The dial indicators and bezel insert all line up like they should (an easy fix if you get one that is off centered btw, but I did not have to). The lume on the dial and bezel is VERY STRONG, incredibly bright, and beats the pants off my $4k watches. Just as strong as a Seiko 5 which is the strongest own. If you wanted a watch with good lume, look no further. I love the lume in the bezel. Some guys don't - and that is OK, but I love it. Personally, I do wish the font on the numbers in the bezel was thicker. I also prefer a 60 click bezel. I will look at modding these in the future. The adjustability of these watches is endless. You will never get this amount of endless upgrade options in any Omega or Tudor or Tag. The watch is powered with a simple NH35A - no date. I have several of these and I love them. I put some power into the watch, put it on my Time Graph, and set the graph to 53 deg Lift Angle. A strong NH35 has an amplitude of about 240deg. This one beats over 281deg (meaning the movement is brand new and well oiled). Mine was showing a beat error of 0.6ms and +14 SPD. I opened the watch case back. I was pleased to see the gasket was installed correctly and well lubricated. I would say that the cashback threads on my watch were not perfectly deburred and could use some attention in future manufacture - if possible. I deburred the threads on the case back and went to work regulating the movement. Guys, remember this is something you have to do with every single watch. My Tag Heuer was 18 seconds fast with a sw200 caliber 5 movement. So, this isn't just a "cheap watch" thing. It's an Automatic movement thing. They require service, attention, and regulation. Within short order I was able to get my movement to .2ms beat error and +0 SPD in the dial up position. After 24 hours of setting my watch keeps perfect time. Some notes from me would be the burs on the threads of the screw down case back and some more aggressive knurling on the crown. Watches are such a subjective thing for most men, and when you move to satisfy one customer, that same direction can displease another. Ultimately, I am very happy with this product and see this as an absolute home run.

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Very good quality for the price. Everything looks and feels like a much higher quality than you should be able to get at this price. I'm impressed

Looks great, fits well. Very accurate time piece for the price. Perfect for everyday wear.

Watch spring lasts about one day if you don’t wear it. Looks great.