Yema - Histoire, Modèles et Avis Clients

Je possède cette magnifique Yema Superman qui m'accompagne au quotidien depuis environs 3 ans. C est une montre aussi robuste que son look laisse apparaître. Je cherchais une montre qui possedrait un design se raprochant de la Rolex explorer avec un bezel acier et j'ai trouvé que ce modèle s'y rapprochait. J'aime son côté plongeuse et avantureuse Petit bémol sur les indices lumineux qui sont malheureusement un peu faibles comme vous pouvez le voir sur les photos ( Yema gauche et à droite Seiko) C'est une montre solide et efficace qui partage mon mode de vie curieux et voyageur. Malgré les coins de tables, murets, plage, copine maladroite et autre aléa de la vie elle tient à merveille!

Cette Yema est magnifique. 39 mm, auto, bracelet cuir rallye, de la littérature sportive tout autour, une finition qualitative et un look général splendide....j en suis dingue ! Je l avais repéré l année dernière mais elle m était sortie du viseur...et puis en allant sur le site de la marque, la belle était en promo !!! Aucune hésitation et aucun regret à la réception. Vraiment un bel achat, tant les codes vintages sont là...Pas passionné de course auto mais aimant l automobile en général, la collaboration avec Alpine me convient très bien. Et ce fond de boîte, et cette boucle ardillon et cette trotteuse bleue siglée Alpine et....et ...

The practicality of the GMT function resonates with me, leading to an ongoing quest for an affordable yet commendable GMT watch. I remember reading a review on "Beyond The Dial" of this intriguing watch from Yema, obviously well-known in France but not particularly to me. I have been seduced by the opportunity to match my needs for a GMT and my love for France... Esteemed among watch enthusiasts for their legacy, Yema has further expanded their repertoire with this GMT, obviously complementing their iconic Superman aesthetic with functional diversity and a hint of color on the bezels. I chose the 41mm stainless steel, providing a remarkable 500-meter water resistance, enhanced by a redesigned crown and fortified case back. Two options were on the table regarding the bezel, and I decided to go for the 'Batman' style blue-and-grey bezel that highlights the red seconds hand and 500 meters label. The decision between sizes leans towards the 41mm, which offers better proportions... This is for me, of course. Even though I haven't tested it, I believe it was a good call. The watches feature a sapphire-crystal bezel that, along with the hands and hour markers, is treated with Super-LumiNova for low-light legibility. The locking mechanism on the GMT bezel, a carryover from their legacy dive watches, does the job from a design standpoint but might be redundant from a usage standpoint. The caliber appears to be the in-house YEMA3000 GMT, a robust movement with a 42-hour power reserve and independent GMT hand adjustment. It's working pretty well, obviously, even though I was not expecting anything particular from an accuracy standpoint. From what I've read recently, Yema has made a huge jump with some additional in-house calibers in partnership with Olivier Mory... Wearability is a significant highlight, with two options for straps or a steel bracelet. I have worn both and, as you can see in my photos, I have made the Tropic strap my own. For a bit more than USD 1,000, this Yema is a no-brainer, doing the job with its vintage charm.