Ladies and Gentlemen, I have been fascinated with watches from an early age as my Mother's side of the family had a watch repair supply company and also we're jewelers. When I was 14, I spent a summer with my great-uncle and assisted him in his workshop repairing watches. He would give me the tasks of cleaning mechanical movements, I would disassemble the watches, put them in the untra-sound cleaner and then reassemble them. So I had a great introduction to watches from an early age and started collecting fine watches from an early age. Now in my 40's, I no longer feel the need to wear expensive watches as a sign of status, I am well established and no longer need to live and die by the minute. This single hand design of this 24 hour time-piece is fantastic, it really does change the way you perceive time and approach your daily activities, I wish it wouldn't have taken me this long to give them a try however, when I read slow's pitch and saw the attractiveness of their watch, I decided to give it a try and glad of it. Give the watch a try, if you find it's not for you, send it back, no harm - no loss. One other word of advise, I originally purchased the slow jo 01 with the white face and did not like it because I could not see the face too well and it didn't suit my taste, 40 is the age when your eyesight starts to fade. I returned the slow jo with the white face and exchanged it for a slow mo with a black face and can see it perfectly at a glance. I've added a picture of this watch against others for contrast. As you can see it is easy to read so I can chuck the Timex easy reader which I wasn't too thrilled about wearing and it has plenty of style to quench my timepiece uniqueness taste that the Oakley Time Machine held for the paste 10 years. Hope this helps, thanks for reading.
