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I was feeling the love for my Glycine Airman Purist 42mm, received yesterday from Jomashop at a great price, but I had to submit a refund form after discovering that the hour hand is significantly misaligned. It's too bad since I was liking the wrist presence of this Glycine. But I need to be able to tell time.
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It's sad that such a basic thing as hand alignment gets missed so often on most brands of watches.
Glycine seems to be worse than usual in this regard. Of course, a given angular misalignment of the hour hand on a 24 hour watch equates to twice as many minutes as it does on a more typical 12 hour watch.
Posted by: Gary | August 21, 2018 at 08:27 PM