What do you guys think of this one?

MODEL SEWILLS CARMANIA
CASE Material 316L stainless steel, polished
Diameter 38.8mm, 40.2mm across including crown
Lug to lug height 42.75mm
Thickness 9.5mm to the top of the flat crystal
Lug spacing 20mm
Anti-magnetic 4800 A/m
Water resistance 50 metres
Weight 55 grammes with strap, 115 grammes with bracelet
Features Sapphire view back, decorated movement
DIAL Colour Black
Luminous Hour markers on black dial, none on white dial
HANDS Style Silver hands on black dial, blued steel on white dial with Luminous Small circle of luminous on hour & minute hand
CRYSTAL Flat sapphire front & back
MOVEMENT COSC certified ETA2895 30 jewel automatic
STRAP steel bracelet
The Sewills Carmania is guaranteed for two years and will be supplied in a "piano black" gloss lacquered wooden box.

How much? Never heard of this brand. Must be a micro... better not be more than a couple hundred bucks.

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

porschefan wrote:

How much? Never heard of this brand. Must be a micro... better not be more than a couple hundred bucks.

They were a British clock and watch maker for like 180 years that went belly up around 1980. Their products were left at the Swiss company unclaimed and were recently cleaned, oiled, and cased with COSC certification. They run $800 or so. Someone is offering me one for the Cyma.

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

HERETIC!

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

. . . Bored with them?!?!?!? So many are similar?!?!?!?

. . . that takes me to " theyr'e all pink . . . ." We aren't bored with that ARE WE??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

wagon wrote:

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

. . . Bored with them?!?!?!? So many are similar?!?!?!?

. . . that takes me to " theyr'e all pink . . . ." We aren't bored with that ARE WE??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Same for 30 years, really happy there, thanks. But just like that, to not become bored, perhaps with watches, I should concentrate on the movements.

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

. . . Bored with them?!?!?!? So many are similar?!?!?!?

. . . that takes me to " theyr'e all pink . . . ." We aren't bored with that ARE WE??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Same for 30 years, really happy there, thanks. But just like that, to not become bored, perhaps with watches, I should concentrate on the movements.

If you ever get bored of your Omega Speedy, send it over to CT and I will take good care of it

I'll consider that, Mark. Maybe if we move back that way in a year...

I like my small stable very much, it just seems so many "new ones" aren't, so much.

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

porschefan wrote:

wagon wrote:

. . . a lot to like about it. At $850 it falls right into that " so many choices area". . . . ( none of which I can afford right now . . . )

C'mon, Randy, if you really wanted it...

It's nice looking, yet another black dial/ white numeral. There are just so many similar ones, and many in the same price range. I'm getting bored with watches.

. . . Bored with them?!?!?!? So many are similar?!?!?!?

. . . that takes me to " theyr'e all pink . . . ." We aren't bored with that ARE WE??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Same for 30 years, really happy there, thanks. But just like that, to not become bored, perhaps with watches, I should concentrate on the movements.

This one is COSC

Very Retro looking...

I prefer a date if possible...

Looks bigger than 42mm...

I like the looks of it a lot....most likely would never buy it though, lot of other ones on the list ahead of it at the price. May be a nice trade if you will wear it more.

I like that there seem to be two bezels ! Looks pretty neat imho !
Also like the numbers, which seem very easy to read. Oh and how about
that movement ?! ..It's easy on the eyes, AND has 30 Jewels ! Seems
like a NICE watch from these pictures and specs Doc !

I like it.A 2892-a2 cosc running the small seconds hand off the minute hand.It goes from 21 to 27 jewels in that configuration.
No idea where the 3 extra jewels are,but its a cosc thats adjusted even to temperature.If 38mm is a good size for you,then its
worth the trade.