Raven Vintage

[Jeep99dad]

Mine was -2 only after about 27 hours but thay's part on wrist and part off so I'm very pleased.

[powerband]

OK, Raven #56 has now been on my wrist for 36 hours and it is still dead on accurate to the second. Anybody else getting this performance or am I just lucky?

With an initial wind and some gentle handling intermittently thereafter (still in protective plastic and unsized), it's running dead-on.

[tallguy]

c'mon, no more arrivals today?

[White Tuna]

Not a new arrival, but it is my first pic of it. Wore it all day today and I really am digging it. The watch seems to be well proportioned. I wish it were a little thinner to wear with a cuffed shirt but it was not too much of a problem.

[dece33]

Now at 52 hours and it is at +1 second. Awesome.

[totorol]

Just got it a few hours ago!!
Love it!!

[tallguy]

Great pics guys...#75 arrives tomorrow here in SoFla.....

I really like the Raven name and logo; as much as I probably lean a little more towards the styling of the Steinhart Vintage sub with the sword hands, I could never get over the name and cheesy looking logo.....just me. I always felt the same way about Ocean7 too....Just the typical quirks of a WIS with an emphasis on the "i" I suppose!

[Ryeguy]

Great pics guys...#75 arrives tomorrow here in SoFla.....

I really like the Raven name and logo; as much as I probably lean a little more towards the styling of the Steinhart Vintage sub with the sword hands, I could never get over the name and cheesy looking logo.....just me. I always felt the same way about Ocean7 too....Just the typical quirks of a WIS with an emphasis on the "i" I suppose!

Well, to give Steinhart their due, the name is actually the last name of the owner and not some anonymous made up name. Some may suggest it is a bit egotistical to name your company after yourself, but on the other hand if you put out a crap product it's your family name getting trashed.

[tallguy]

Well, to give Steinhart their due, the name is actually the last name of the owner and not some anonymous made up name. Some may suggest it is a bit egotistical to name your company after yourself, but on the other hand if you put out a crap product it's your family name getting trashed.

No argument there, but the logo "S" is still a little cheesy looking and unfortunately it sounds a little too much like "Steinhausen", the king of cheesy, Chinese magazine ad watches here in the U.S. (and the reason they were originally rebadged Debaufre here in the US)

BTW, 2 Ravens already hit the sales forums, Johnny's (Powerband) being one of them.....ez way to save a couple of bucks if you are on the fence!

[TroyNVie]

No argument there, but the logo "S" is still a little cheesy looking and unfortunately it sounds a little too much like "Steinhausen", the king of cheesy, Chinese magazine ad watches here in the U.S. (and the reason they were originally rebadged Debaufre here in the US)

BTW, 2 Ravens already hit the sales forums, Johnny's (Powerband) being one of them.....ez way to save a couple of bucks if you are on the fence!

I have to agree about Steinhart. I have owned two of their watches and the quality is superb and value - especially pre-owned - is tremendous, but for some reason their logo irritates me. In addition, when I tell people the name, they associate it with the major sports memorabilia dealer.

On a related and more pertinent note, I picked up Johnny's (Powerband) Raven and am looking forward to checking it out in person!