Stuhrling Original Men's 43BB.3335U2 Special Reserve 'Concerto Maestro' Skeleton Master Calendar Watch Review

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(More customer reviews)After months of research, I took a change and brought this watch.This watch was the least expensive automatic skeleton chronograph watch.It's movement made in the Far East and this company is in Brooklyn, NY.Since we are at an age where we are surround by at least two clocks all day long, so paying too much to tell time is absurd.I selected this watch for it's fancy "skeleton" look.When I received the watch, the paper box that housed the watch seemed cheap, since a corner was peeling; but the watch was beautiful and fancy.This watch is hard to read, because the hands and the complex background have similar color. Forget reading time at low light, since there are no glow marker.
After looking at it for three minuets, I found two flaws on the watch face (inside the case).The month also had to be manually adjusted, every month.Since, to me, a watche is for looks, and any flaw on the watch face is unacceptable, especially at this price range!It also leaves me questioning this maker's quality, if they can have a flawed watch face, forget about the parts I cannot see.
At least Amazon did the right thing and provided great customer service and gave me a refund.I spent a little more and got a automatic Swiss Made watch instead.

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New from the Symphony Series, Stuhrling Original proudly unveils its latest incarnation of the Skeleton Master Calendar, the Concerto Maestro. Like its predecessor, the Symphony Maestro, you'll want to show this Maestro to all your friends as it is a sure conversation starter every time!The Maestro is a Master Calendar watch displaying the Day-of-the-week (sub-dial at nine o'clock), Date (sub-dial at three o'clock), and Month (sub-dial at twelve o'clock).And that's not all!Also featuring a separate 24-hour hand (sub-dial at six o'clock), the Concerto Maestro has recessed pushers to control the calendar functions and this magnificent timepiece is powered by a 20-jewel mechanical automatic movement! The 40mm round case is constructed of solid 316L surgical grade stainless steel and sports Krysterna™ crystals (front and back).What differentiates the Concerto is its beautiful case featuring a beveled polished bezel with its finely milled coin edge border.The sides of the case are treated with a brushed satin finish and the sloping lugs with decorative pins in the form of screw-heads contribute to the dramatic profile of this elegant case. On its face, the Concerto Maestro is a stunner to look at.The skeletonized dial draws you in and then as you peer through the dial into the skeletonized movement, you will notice a Perlage treatment on the parts of the plates that do remain.The inner workings of the movement with the mainspring, gears and balance wheel and are truly spellbinding; and with the classic Breguet style hands against the backdrop of concentric circles embossed into the dial and the distorted sub-dials, the Concerto Maestro is indeed wearable art. On the flip side, the screw-in exhibition case-back also boasts a fine coin edge and reveals the mechanical automatic movement decorated magnificently by hand-engraving, accented by blued steel screws and completed smartly with its skeletonized hand engraved rotor.Mounted on a padded genuine French leather strap, The Concerto Maestro is sure to bring many compliments from associates and friends.

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