Farer Archive X ShowroomvsXeric NASA Apollo 15 American Automatic

Owners widely praise Farer ARCHIVE X SHOWROOM WATCHES for its coherent, colorful, and funky designs, with many highlighting the vibrant dial colors, 3D dial texture, and quality leather straps. The 39.5mm case size and short lug-to-lug length contribute to good wearability, and the La Joux-Perret G101 automatic movement is considered an advantage over some competitors. Some owners find the rotor noisy and the winding action loose, and one reported a watch magnetized and running fast before demagnetization, which resolved to -2 seconds per day. On balance, owners rate Farer ARCHIVE X SHOWROOM WATCHES highly for its thoughtful designs and value at its price point.

The Xeric NASA Apollo 15 American Automatic is praised for its unique space-themed dial design and its ability to deliver on its concept, with owners finding it aesthetically pleasing and a good conversation starter. Legibility is noted as not great by some, though the dial and face design are considered selling points. Owners report mixed reviews, with some appreciating the solidly made watches and their great designs, while others express doubt about the watches being made in the US. One owner found the design amazing but felt the execution was not at the desired level, though it was considered reasonably priced. The AmeriChron caliber X3.1 automatic movement is not as accurate as mainstream Swiss or Japanese movements. On balance, owners and reviewers rate the Xeric NASA Apollo 15 American Automatic well for its unique concept and dial design, despite some concerns about legibility and execution.