Jay (Eire)
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I like it.
I’ve been in their retail space a few times, where the usually have all the models (past, present) available to see and try.
I did actually put my name in the process for the previous Sensu last fall, I was in Tokyo at the time and could have picked up the watch if I’d gotten one. It’s the same case as this one I believe, save for the Oynx cabachon. My impression is that the watches feel nice in the hand and on the wrist. The cases feel more refined than many of these $1000-2000 watches and the aesthetic is usually appealing to me. And his time only watches feel better on the wrist than his chronographs, which feel chunky.
I like it, I like the dial colour, I like the handwritten style kanji on the dial and the Oynx cabachon is a nice touch. (I do need to understand more about the Kanji as some choices are non standard and different from the prior Sensu).
Last comment, they are a different style watch but I think Furlan Marri feel like as good if not better and at a price point which is closer to $1500. I do own two Furlan Marri watches and they are my reference point for watches in this price range.
I just received an email about this new release from Kurono Tokyo — I think it looks lovely (and tempting) —
Do any of you own a KT watch? Jay, have you, perhaps, been to their studio in Japan? Just wondering about overall impressions — the Japanese aesthetic is quite appealing with this (and, other of their offerings). https://kuronotokyo.com/pages/2025-jubilee...
The watch looks lovely I must confess
but I am less convinced by the Miyota movements used in Kuronos. I have had a couple and they do not keep good time.
I had one
Wasn’t overly impressed with it at the price point. Cool watch yeah, and well designed but quite expensive for what it was.
Wonderfully proportioned as usually 🙌🏻👌🏻
I only own one from the early days, when they were still called Chrono Tokyo. They are a quite nice counterpoint to more conventional pieces and the dials are usually quite nice. They come with Miyota movements but these are generally nicely hidden behind...
Thanks for the photo—looks great on your wrist.
My Baltic has a Miyota movement and it has performed very well—no hesitation about that. Regarding what I might do, I am trying very hard not to be seduced by the “watch of the day,” and it is unlikely I will opt in. But, then again..🙂 As noted in my resp...
I like it.
I’ve been in their retail space a few times, where the usually have all the models (past, present) available to see and try. I did actually put my name in the process for the previous Sensu last fall, I was in Tokyo at the time and could have picked up th...
Thanks, Jay….
Grateful for the observations. For me, in this case, it is all about the dial — the color, the kanji, the texture, the layout. Plus, I like the overall case dimensions. This is a situation where ideally I would try the watch on before making a decision bu...
I get it.
In terms of sizing, longish lugs. Just for reference again, see this post if you haven’t looked at it recently. My wrist is 6.25 inches. The wrist shots are not ideal, camera is a bit close and so watch looks bigger. But may be helpful. www.watchprosi...
I know someone who
Only collect KT. For the price point they are very nice. From what I’ve seen, The quality is good. They remind me of a Japanese Glashutte Original. Great dial. Great size. Not my favorite case, but I like sharp edges in my cases and lugs. It’s all persona...
Lovely 38mm size
Lovely dial, lovely aesthetics and at only 2k, what could go wrong really? I have the salmon Toki and the watch is so fun and enjoyable.