The Swiss Legend Throttle features a Sapphire crystal and a Swiss ETA G10.211 movement.\u00a0 This is the only ceramic watch I own….<\/p>\n
My impressions are that despite more than likely being assembled in China, Swiss Legend does make a well made and sturdy, functional watch here.\u00a0 So far the ceramic hasn’t scratched, but as to the claim that it is lighter, it feels just as heavy as every other watch I have.<\/p>\n
Not being a domed crystal, its lack of anti-reflective material doesn’t really come into play and the watch face is clearly visible under all lighting.\u00a0 Additionally, the hands glow brightly at first, but seem to fade rather quickly.\u00a0 Too bad radium was bad for one’s health!<\/p>\n
Also, just a quick defense of owning cheaper, but “nice watches.”\u00a0\u00a0 The great thing about Swiss Legend watches is that you get a great looking watch at a great prices, especially if\u00a0 you buy during their TV specials via the web.\u00a0 Unlike a thousand dollar watch, if scratch or break one of these, you aren’t out a fortune.<\/p>\n
Finally, just one last thought.\u00a0 Of my watches, my Swiss Legends and Invictas get more compliments\u00a0 than my Accutrons or Orients.\u00a0 Of course in my heart and mind, I know which is the superior watch, but sometimes a noticed watch opens a window to a conversation with someone new.<\/p>\n\n\t\t