Beda'a Eclipse IIvsGeckota Workshop Jumping Hour

The Beda'a Eclipse II is noted for its captivating aventurine dial and unique jumping hour complication, housed in an elegant 37mm case with long, curved lugs that provide a comfortable fit. Reviewers highlight the watch's significant visual appeal, particularly the regulator-style dial. However, the slim crown is described as difficult to operate, and the pin buckle strap was a minor disappointment. Some view the Sellita SW300 movement with a Dubois Dépraz module as a compromise given the watch's avant-garde design and CHF 4,000 price. On balance, reviewers praise the Beda'a Eclipse II for its striking avant-garde design and comfortable wearability, despite minor criticisms regarding the crown and strap.

Owners widely praise the Geckota Workshop Jumping Hour for its attractive styling, eye-catching dial with a color that pops, and rare complication. The 37mm case is noted for its comfortable wear, though one owner found a 39mm model to be a bit thick. The movement is described as a Seagull unit with a noisy rotor, but this is generally forgiven due to the watch's attractive looks and price point. Overall, owners rate the Geckota Workshop Jumping Hour highly for its beautiful dial and value.