Casio Enticer MTP-1302vsSpecht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP0004 Automatic
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Measurements
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Enticer MTP-1302
Specht & Söhne SP0004 Automatic
Diameter
38.5mm
37mm
Lug-to-Lug
n/a
44mm
Thickness
n/a
11mm
Water Resistance
50m
50m
Power Reserve
n/a
42h
MSRP
$67
lowest
$243
Movement
Casio quartz (analog, date)
Seiko NH35
Case
5 specsCrystal & Dial
2 specsMovement
3 specsPricing
1 specsReviews
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The Casio Enticer MTP-1302 is praised for its stunning appearance and value, with one owner finding it looks and feels far more expensive than its $30 cost. Owners note the bright sunburst dials and attractive colorways, such as a Tiffany blue, are particularly appealing. Some reviews mention conflicting descriptions of the case material, with some sources indicating ion-plated brass while official Casio sites list stainless steel. One owner dislikes the fluted bezel. Overall, owners rate the Casio Enticer MTP-1302 highly for its impressive aesthetics and perceived value.
Owners widely praise the Specht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP0004 Automatic for its excellent build quality and substantial 150g weight, which conveys a sense of quality. The inclusion of a zippered case and link removal tool is also noted. On balance, owners rate the Specht & Sohne Specht & Söhne SP0004 Automatic highly for its robust build and the included accessories.
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