Impossible Watch Company Art DecovsStraton Straton Cuffbuster Sprint
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The Impossible Watch Company Art Deco is praised for its cool, awesome design that captures the art deco look. Owners appreciate the "exploding numerals" and the curved case that contours the wrist, noting it wears "a bit like a modern smart watch." Some find the Seagull 1700 manual wind movement awkward at the $675 price point. On balance, owners rate the Impossible Watch Company Art Deco highly for its distinctive design and comfortable wearability, despite some reservations about the manual wind movement at its price.
Owners widely praise the Straton Cuffbuster Sprint's unique, vintage-inspired racing design, with one owner calling it "absurd" and another appreciating how its form prevents sweaters from covering the dial. Some owners find the design "weird as shit," while others "kinda dig" its distinctive aesthetic. The Straton Cuffbuster Sprint features a VK67 meca-quartz movement, 100m water resistance, and a 37.5mm case. Overall, owners rate the Straton Cuffbuster Sprint highly for its distinctive design that serves a functional purpose for drivers.
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