Sinn 1739 Ag BvsSerica Ref. 5330 Diving Chronometer Date
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Owners are thrilled with the Sinn 1739 Ag B, citing its beauty as a primary reason for collection consolidation. The watch has a 30+ week waiting list and won a Red Dot award. Overall, owners rate the Sinn 1739 Ag B highly for its aesthetic appeal and desirability, evidenced by its significant waiting list and design award.
Serica is praised for its comfortable 39mm case, distinctive twin-scale bezel, and well-executed mesh bracelet. Owners widely report a dial balance and minimal text inspired by 60s dive watches. However, multiple owners flag significant quality control issues, including dials moving when the crown is pulled, minute hands jumping, and misaligned or difficult-to-turn bezels. The 5330 Dive Chronometer variant, which includes a date window, retails for €1,690 and uses a COSC-certified Soprod M100 automatic movement. Overall, owners rate Serica highly for its comfortable 39mm size and dive watch aesthetics, though quality control concerns are a notable caveat.
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