Furlan Marri FlybackvsSeiko Prospex LX line
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The Furlan Marri Flyback is widely praised for its vintage-inspired design, 38mm case size, and elegant sector dials, with several sources highlighting its exceptional value proposition. Owners and reviewers consistently commend the watch's classical dimensions and thinness, particularly the 10.9mm thickness mentioned by one source. The Sellita AMT5100 movement, featuring a flyback function and column-wheel, is noted for its decoration and reliability, offering a power reserve around 58-63 hours. Readability is also a strong point, with one reference specifically mentioning the taupe dial's excellent contrast. However, one reviewer flags the pushers as appearing small, and another criticizes the case thickness exceeding 13mm, describing it as a "hamburger-on-wrist" despite efforts to mitigate the bulk with a short lug-to-lug and domed crystal. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Furlan Marri Flyback highly for its sophisticated vintage aesthetics and strong value at its price point.
The Furlan Marri Flyback features a custom Swiss-made movement with a column wheel and flyback complication. The 18K rose gold plating adds a premium touch. The watch is available in three dial variations.
Owners widely report the dial's blue-green sunburst is phenomenal, and the sapphire glass features blue AR coating. Some owners feel the high price limits discounts and sales, with one AD noting extremely low sales due to the cost. One owner reported DLC peeling off a two-week-old watch, and another noted quality control issues like bezel inserts and fallen second hands. On balance, owners consider the Seiko Prospex LX line a nicely built watch, though pricing led to poor sales and its discontinuation.
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