Depancel AllurevsJunghans 1972 Chronoscope Quarz

Owners and reviewers praise the Depancel Allure's case and dial finishing, noting multi-level textures, sunburst, brushed, and matte finishes, along with polished applied indices. The 39mm case size and 70s racing aesthetic are highlighted, as is the reliable Seagull ST1901 manual-wind movement with a 50-hour power reserve. Some owners find the price of over €600 for the ST1901 movement to be a bit high, with questions raised about long-term reliability and after-sales service. On balance, owners and reviewers rate the Depancel Allure highly for its attractive design and finishing at the price point.

Owners widely praise the Junghans 1972 Chronoscope Quarz for its beautiful, no-nonsense design and excellent execution. Reviewers and owners alike highlight the chronograph functions as accurate and the pushers as offering positive action, with particular appreciation for the dial execution, including dished subdials. One owner notes the build quality is very impressive. A downside mentioned is the plexiglass crystal, which scratches more easily than sapphire. On balance, owners and reviewers rate the Junghans 1972 Chronoscope Quarz highly for its attractive design and well-executed chronograph functions.