This is the watch that I just purchased last month . Mine is the round one though . It was incredibly difficult for me to find a watch like this, automatic with a power reserve indicator function , in a price range that I can afford . I even bought a watch winder for this watch for when I want to wear any of my other watches but so far I am just wearing this one since it is new for me. Mine is the Model AR 4659 . I am quite satisfied with this watch however I do have one complaint though , the numbers for the date calendar are too small for anyone over 40 years of age to see . I had to buy a magnifier to be able to see it , so what is the point of having the date calendar at all if it can’t be seen ? Also why make it so difficult to change the date by having to use a small button that has to be pushed in with a tiny tool ???
Firstly, I believe the prices of such watches are high, considering the quality control of 1,000 hours, similar to that of Jaeger-Le Coultre, which rises the cost of production. Secondly, Emporio Armani is not a genuine watch brand and the models have low appeal in terms of design.
Of course one would prefer to own a genuine watch brand but for people like me the cost of such a watch would be unaffordable , $12,000 instead of the $495 that I paid for my Emporio Armani . Of course there are cheaper “genuine watch brands” such as Bulova and Seiko but their automatic watches that I saw in the store lacked the power reserve function that the Emporio Armani has for its mechanical watch. Somehow this watch just has the look of something more expensive , just my opinion though.
all good. for a fashion watch its fine what movements . They use. eta2892 or.eta.2864. or the movement is Japanese thanks again George from Sydney Australia
This is the watch that I just purchased last month . Mine is the round one though . It was incredibly difficult for me to find a watch like this, automatic with a power reserve indicator function , in a price range that I can afford . I even bought a watch winder for this watch for when I want to wear any of my other watches but so far I am just wearing this one since it is new for me. Mine is the Model AR 4659 . I am quite satisfied with this watch however I do have one complaint though , the numbers for the date calendar are too small for anyone over 40 years of age to see . I had to buy a magnifier to be able to see it , so what is the point of having the date calendar at all if it can’t be seen ? Also why make it so difficult to change the date by having to use a small button that has to be pushed in with a tiny tool ???
Firstly, I believe the prices of such watches are high, considering the quality control of 1,000 hours, similar to that of Jaeger-Le Coultre, which rises the cost of production. Secondly, Emporio Armani is not a genuine watch brand and the models have low appeal in terms of design.
Of course one would prefer to own a genuine watch brand but for people like me the cost of such a watch would be unaffordable , $12,000 instead of the $495 that I paid for my Emporio Armani . Of course there are cheaper “genuine watch brands” such as Bulova and Seiko but their automatic watches that I saw in the store lacked the power reserve function that the Emporio Armani has for its mechanical watch. Somehow this watch just has the look of something more expensive , just my opinion though.
all good. for a fashion watch its fine what movements . They use. eta2892 or.eta.2864. or the movement is Japanese thanks again George from Sydney Australia