Zeltron's review on his Apose Douz Indigo

Watching Dialicious's video on Apose sparked my interest in the brand. At Time Fest, I had several watches to examine closely, including the famous Apose. This watch captivated me the moment I tried it on in Bordeaux. It's difficult to describe; you have to see it and wear it. It's a truly French watch, and the quality is excellent, far surpassing other French brands, which I also own with pleasure! The dial is stunning; it plays with the light, creating a depth I've never seen before. The sunburst brushing of the case contrasts beautifully with the mirror polish, as does the bracelet. The typography perfectly reflects the overall uniqueness of the watch! The watch is very comfortable and sits well on the wrist; with the steel bracelet, it weighs only 117 grams. The case thickness is only 9mm, which seems quite slim for an automatic movement without a micro-rotor... Romain Thiriet is a watchmaker who assembles and inspects all the watches; truly made in France. I almost forgot, the leather straps are cut from pieces sourced from the French brand Longchamp.