DREYFUSS AND CO. 1924 Watch Review

DREYFUSS AND CO. 1924 Watch Review

DREYFUSS AND CO. 1924 Watch Review

Still it is amazing to me after i stumbled upon 

A brand I haven't heard about. That might be the situation using the Dreyfuss and Co. 1924 Series. I needed to do your homework, compared to other brands which i review, when i understood practically nothing relating to this brand. Those of course makes reviewing it just a little difficult. Yes, I've the timepiece in hands, in order to clearly see if it's quality or otherwise, but where's Dreyfuss and Co. from, how lengthy were they running a business? Well, as it happens the Dreyfuss and Co. has been available since 1890. A minimum of then the company was began. Today they belong to the Rotary Group. It might appear the company has altered hands a couple of occasions over time, and honestly it's odd that the brand that's been around for such a long time isn't spoken about much. Similar to every other brand that appears to disappear the map, that appears to become because of marketing, or lack thereof. My contact for Eterna arrived at to me and requested if I must review the 550d from Dreyfuss and Co. I saw instantly it had been an homage to some Zenith Pilot which was Swiss Made, and so i stated yes. Regrettably this model isn't listed online presently, which helped me scratch my mind just a little. Nevertheless, I actually do have the data around the model and the way to order, as again, mind-scratcher, the Dreyfuss web site is not setup for E-commerce. The following within the specifications is definitely an email will order directly, if you're like doing so.

DREYFUSS AND CO. 1924 Watch Review

I wish to get directly into the center from the Dreyfuss and Co. 1924 Series, the Eterna Calibre 3902M movement. This belongs to the Eterna 39 series movements, which in the base over 88 movement references are increasingly being created. It is really an in-house movement having a power reserve of 65 hrs. For many which have seen the previews, Eterna is releasing a bronze Kontiki at Baselworld this season, which will house the automated form of this same movement. Winding is smooth as silk on my small example and so that you can obtain a watch similar to this having a quality movement from the respected brand for example Eterna is very nice. There's an apparent relationship between Dreyfuss and Co and Eterna, therefore it appears they could put these movements in watches that others would most likely charge more for. It's a great movement for me, and when little else, nice to determine different things compared to standard ETA or Sellita.

At 44mm the Dreyfuss and Co. 1924 is modest in dimensions 

For any pilot watch, specifically for this style. Most pilot watches such as this have been in the 46-48mm range. Due to the super glossy black enamel dial,  high polished accents around the situation and crown, along with the alligator patterned leather strap it can act as an outfit watch. As I know its inspiration is really a pilot watch, it doesn't scream pilot watch, a minimum of in my experience. Since it is only 12mm thick, this will easily have the ability to fit under most dress cuffs and i believe would look quite appropriate in the office or in a function when you really need to drag the nice bad eggs.

I really like the enamel dial from the Dreyfuss and Co. 1924. It is usually interesting in my experience the way your tastes change through the years, however they more often than not do, even though years back I didn't just like a glossy dial similar to this, now I gaze in internet marketing again and again and i'm enamored with the best way to begin to see the reflection from the hands and markers within the dial. Talking about the markers, large Arabic numerals are in play here with polished chrome borders. The numerals are applied and quite thick, and since people need to determine what the time is whenever we can’t wait to depart our spouses night time office party in the bar we'd never otherwise frequent, they're full of copious levels of lume.

You are aware how I am inclined to complain 

About useless boxes and packaging that you'll just toss in a closet to consider space, only to appear again assuming you choose to sell or provide the watch away? Well, the Dreyfuss and Co. 1924 presentation box is a that you will have to make use of, otherwise dress in display. It's a massive lacquered wood box that holds 5 watches. This box is nearly furniture grade. I don't know just how much this box cost to fabricate and when they might have offered the timepiece even cheaper had they opted for some thing standard, but to tell the truth, if more brands gave a storage box similar to this together with your watch, I wouldn't complain whatsoever.