Stirling Timepieces

[MadCaptainJack]

Anyone familiar with these?

[Tom1312]

We did an Upham unit watch with them.

Really nice guys and the watches are decent quality for the price we paid.

[AB]

Look in the 2026 watch check thread, someone posted themselves wearing one today/yesterday I think.

Edit: mickyc79 yesterday at 14:31 but now I've gone back to it, it was just my poor memory, almost a Stirling!

[The Leaper]

It's spelt Stuhrling.

Here's mine. It's a Caballeta 3969 model/



Had it maybe 6 months, no issues.

R.

[Pebbles167]

The Leaper said:

It's spelt Stuhrling.

They're different brands. Here's one of the watches from the brand in question:



I've seen/handled one. I think it's a fairly nice watch though pretty derivative and maybe overpriced by £100-£200. There are comparable watches from other brands for less and at the nearly £500 this costs you could be looking at something like an entry Hamilton, decent Seiko or a genuinely nice Microbrand model. Even some Christopher Ward three handers can be had for this, and to be honest they're at a far higher level.

That being said watches shouldn't be broken down to mere specs. The field look has appeal and I believe they support some forces charities so if you like it I'd say go for it.

ETA: The bracelet is an extra £100 so £525 all in, unless you're happy with a strap.

Edited by Pebbles167 on Thursday 16th April 04:47