Resco StainlessvsSquale 1521

Owners widely praise the Resco Stainless for its durability, build quality, and excellent customer service, with many valuing support for a US small business. One owner notes the watch features a tight bezel and bright lume, and is comfortable on a NATO strap. However, one owner experienced rust on stainless steel parts despite regular rinsing after diving. The matte case back can show strap wear quickly. Overall, owners rate the Resco Stainless highly for its robust build and customer support, especially for those valuing American-made products.

Owners widely praise the Squale 1521 for its classic look and robust build, with specific mentions of its wearable 12.5mm thickness and refined case finishing. The 42mm case is noted by some to wear smaller, closer to 40mm, due to short lugs, feeling solid without being too large. However, opinions on the bracelet vary, with some finding it too flashy or stiff, and one owner reported moisture ingress after a shower due to a loose case back. The crown can be difficult to operate due to deep integration, and the 38-hour power reserve is considered old-school but reliable. Overall, owners rate the Squale 1521 highly for its classic design and wearability, despite some reservations about the bracelet and crown.