The other different things beside the removal of the lugs is.....

The strap "only" attached with a mere tiny 2 screws!!!!!!! I thought that there might be a more clever way to secure the strap with the case, but the thing is if it was held only with those screws the chance of wear and tear is high due to not enough strap area that being secured to the case (only a few millimeters across) making it worry that those strap someday would be torn apart and that all beauty of the domed crystal would be scattered and those screws that being worn on the wrist would have a constant contact with the skin sweat and the chance of corrosion on the screw/screwhole is high, causing those screw can't be unlocked or broken in the future.
I do like the design but the strap attachment does make it looks brittle. Perhaps it should've been better with good ol' springbars or increase the area of the strap that "stick" with the case while making those screws a bit bigger IMHO.
Best
Jev

Hands on review of the HYT H0

By: foversta : July 14th, 2017-15:09

What is the most impressive with HYT is that since the launch of the first piece, the H1 in 2012, the brand has found its identity: the various models are easily recognizable at first glance what is a remarkable achievement for a young brand. It is due in...

Great post . Really like the brand but like you said

By: Watchonthewrist : July 14th, 2017-15:37

it isnt a easy watch to wear daily . I bit to bold imo . Hope they make a smaller watch and a bit cheaper .

Thank you FX for this interesting analysis of this timepiece

By: Alkiro1 : July 14th, 2017-15:54

I've liked this brand as soon as I saw their first model few years ago. Nevertheless, I have two big concerns about it. First, the size of their watches (as you mentioned) which is obviously too big for me. Like Watchonthewrist wrote, a smaller case size ...

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