Tommy Gonzalez
This watch looks great online...and even better when I opened the box. Totally bangin' piece with style for eons.I rarely buy blingy accessories because most of the time manufacturers skimp on some "small detail" that they obscure in the presentation. In those instances, when you receive and inspect the item, you notice the "little skimp-skimp" and it effs up the whole point of blastin' your bling.TSAR BOMBA smacked it out of the park on this Automatic. It's THICK & BOSSY, HEFTY & GLOSSY.I opened the box and immediately said, 'Holy s***, this thing is beyond bitchin'! When you pull the cylindrical pad from inside the band you notice how solid and hefty this bad boy feels even before you mount it up.Also, worth comment is that any watch that sits noticably proudly above the wrist must be righteous in it's boldness or it falsely over-represents its stature and renders itself unworthy. No need to fret. This TSAR BOMBA is SO PERFECTLY NASTY that IT CLEARLY OWNS THE AIRSPACE IT CLAIMS.Flow - The head and bands are very well fitted, firm and secure. The transition flows neatly and gracefully.The view of the inner workings is spectacular through the crystals on both the front and back of this TSAR BOMBA Automatic.For the price, this watch a 10.0 / 10.0.I prefer a deployment clasp over a tang buckle but, as far as tang buckles go, TSAR BOMBA did an excellent job - all the way to the last detail.Note: The directions instruct NOT to turn the crown/stem "anti-clockwise, to set the time however, on this model it's clockwise to manually wind and counter-clockwise to set the time.The pull and push of the stem glides like butter. Returning the stem from the open setting back into position 0 (where it is protected when actively wearing) there's a padded bumber feel when I do a push check to ensure it's all the way in the 0 position. I guess it's normal for this watch, but I've not experienced that before.100% brilliant design.
