Dietrich?

[Trophy Husband]

Any views from connoisseurs on these?
I like the look. Is it just a fashion watch?
https://www.dietrich.com/product/dd-1/

[vixen1700]

£26k For their Perception range.

Not really sure what they are/aimed at really.

[Trophy Husband]

vixen1700 said:

£26k For their Perception range.

Not really sure what they are/aimed at really.

Indeed re Perception range but the DD and those around 1 to 1.5k 'seem' like decent timepieces. I do like the look of the DD1.

ETA. My £ to CHF conversion a little out! CHF2500 equals £2125.

Edited by Trophy Husband on Saturday 23 May 15:35

[Hoofy]

Feels a bit "Kickstarter."

[Trophy Husband]

Hoofy said:

Feels a bit "Kickstarter."

My thoughts with a mid-range ETA movement. Still like the style though!

[Radec]

Looks nice but not sure i'd pay that much for an ETA movement, plenty more established brands and cheaper out there.

[Dolf Stoppard]

£26k for the Perception. Hilarious. I'd love to know what the residual value is. Probably £0 because you could never sell it.

[Meeten-5dulx]

Dolf Stoppard said:

£26k for the Perception. Hilarious. I'd love to know what the residual value is. Probably £0 because you could never sell it.

7 months wait after payment!

It looks different, other than that....

[underwhelmist]

Dolf Stoppard said:

£26k for the Perception. Hilarious. I'd love to know what the residual value is. Probably £0 because you could never sell it.

It’s not exactly readable either is it?

[lostkiwi]

Dietrich have been around a few years now.
The OT series was certainly around 5 years ago. Quite interesting and quirky.

[nikaiyo2]

Like the fact it has an ETA movement, you know it will work, it has been tested for decades and is easily serviceable. Preferable to an “in house” movement that has unknown reliability or longevity. Genuinely not sure what “in house” adds to the buyer?

Quite an interesting design, like the case and shape but have a loathing of dials with bits of movement poking through.

[Hoofy]

nikaiyo2 said:

Like the fact it has an ETA movement, you know it will work, it has been tested for decades and is easily serviceable. Preferable to an “in house” movement that has unknown reliability or longevity. Genuinely not sure what “in house” adds to the buyer?

Quite an interesting design, like the case and shape but have a loathing of dials with bits of movement poking through.

I guess the issue is that if it's an ETA movement, how can you justify charging much over £300 or whatever that the likes of other manufacturers charge with a standard ETA movement?