Xeric Trappist-1 Automatic NASA Edition Blue Supernova Reviews

3.9 Rating 96 Reviews

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“It's nice to wear a watch that's also art. People who notice it also love it.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This watch should be a LOT better than it is. Two unrecoverable problems with it: First, the face grid is so thick you can't see the face of the clock or the time. Second, it's big draw is the glow in dark constellation face.... forget that! The longest glow I have managed from the watch in dark is about 30 seconds before it begins to fade (after charging all day in direct sunlight). Hugely embarrassed I bought this what-easily-should-have-been an interesting watch.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Nice watch”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Great watch, unique design and interesting concept certainly a conversation starter. It is pretty easy to tell time once you get use to it. There are two minor design flaws: (1) some small stars on the dial pass through the date display hence cover it. (2) the glow in the dark function DO NOT WORK at all, not as described from previous comments been "short". I guess we all have smart phones now days, those two minor flaws are not too much concerns versus the uniqueness of the watch.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Superbe...Great !!!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I like the watch but after a few weeks, here's my review. The date window is almost useless. Even with reading glasses, you need to look at it straight on and hopefully a star won't be blocking it. The illumination isn't that good, My citizen is far brighter than this watch. The most disappointing thing about this watch is the setting knob will pop out. My watch has stopped 3 times due to the pin popping out. I have no idea why it does this, but now, I check it to ensure it's seated every time I check the time.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This is a great timepiece if you're looking for something that's more of a beautiful conversation starter, but seeing it in person, it was extremely difficult to actually tell time. The pieces inside were left with a glossy finish which meant only in the perfect lighting conditions was I able to even see the dots which would tell the time and the date (as other reviews warned me) was impossible to see unless I perfectly held a flashlight at a particular angle to illuminate the numbers. The glowing at night doesnt last at all which makes the watch unusable in low light conditions as well. I gave it two stars because it was beautiful when you could see it and I love the incorporation of science, it seemed like it was made of sturdy materials and a comfortable watch band, but for my purposes, I HAVE to be able to tell time with it. Without sub-dividing marks, the exact time was always a guess and most of the time I couldnt even read my watch. I gave it a day of trying to learn it and find the right ways to hold my wrist to see the time and it wound up just being too much of a pain to be worth the cost.”