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Phew! The last of the Ali 11/11 videos, and I get a few days off. Seriously, this is waaaay better than a Squale 1545 or a Steinhart, and I can say this with confidence as I have reviewed both of those as well. Zero originality, but frighteningly close to a 6 digit sub. Which is the point, is it not? I need to get my hands on one of those PT5000 movements and run it long term, but for now the SW200 version looks like the pick at just over $300. Cheers, Jody
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The name’s Pagani, Budget Pagani. At approximately 1.2% of the cost of the original ‘No Time To Die’ Omega, this thing does OK for itself. Ditch the bracelet, pop it on a mesh, and order yourself a Vesper. Cheers, Jody
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Whilst the new Calibre 400 is undoubtedly a massive leap forward to Oris as a brand, and in terms of the tech specs of the movement. However, it is also a massive leap forward in terms of price. The Calibre 400 spec’ed Aquis costs 50% more than the Sellita powered version. Can it justify that difference? I guess it depends on how much money you have! Cheers, Jody