An Introduction To Uniform Wares + A Hands-On Review of Their 300 Series

The English brand Uniform Wares produce watches with minimalist lines as well as a clear Bauhaus (the German pattern school, not a band) influence. Of their 3 stream watches, we was initially drawn to a bright as well as confidant 100 Series a time only square which comes in a operation of colours as well as works well as a some-more refined understand of a Toywatch trend. The 200 Series is a tiny some-more understated, despite a incomparable case. However a their most recent offering which Ive been receiving a close demeanour at, a 300 Series chronograph.

The 300 Series which Ive been wearing for a final week or so is their initial chronograph. Its a really well executed watch, with really pleasing overall proportions as well as design. Its minimal looks have been extended by a lugless case. For me a dial is a hold up of this watch as well as all a alternative aspects of a watch positively serve to emphasize it. The purify dial, refreshingly free of content is well readable, as well as a hands as well as indices have been excellently proportioned. For me, a date (while useful) mars a purify looks a little, as well as a position of a subdials indicates which a transformation is a tiny tiny for a 42mm case. Even considering this we consider a subdials have been still well executed, as well as to be honest, we consider a issue of tiny movements in incomparable cases is of concern mainly to academic watch geek types, which we dont consider have been Uniform Wares prime market.

All of Uniform Wares watches have been quartz, as well as a nice to see which a 300 Series has a reasonably tall class ETA inside. This indicates which Uniform Wares take their products seriously, as well as we suspect which a mostly a higher peculiarity transformation which accounts for a 300 Series cost tag, which is heftier than their alternative offerings.

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The 100 SeriesThe 200 Series

I consider of Uniform Wares as making pattern watches as well as by this we dont meant watches which have been any some-more or reduction designed, but rather watches which have been perfect for a wrists of someone "design-y." we can see a minimalist 300 Series on a wrist of someone with a sheer table as well as a vast shade iMac, similar to an architect. But maybe thats only me.

In appealing to this zone of a market, Uniform Wares have succeeded in producing a good watch in a 300 Series, a well-designed as well as organic product, built with peculiarity components as well as with an eye to longevity which is a pleasure to wear.

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