Versus
Xeric Watches Halograph III Automatic Caution Yellow vs Xeric Watches Invertor II Automatic Tan Blue
The Sensei's verdict
Halograph III Automatic Caution Yellow 1—1 Invertor II Automatic Tan Blue
Watch A, the Invertor II, is ideal for those who appreciate a higher price point and modern elegance, offering a unique sunburst design that stands out. However, Watch B, the Halograph III, provides a fantastic value for its price, boasting the same playful aesthetic and brushed steel build, making it more accessible. If budget is a key concern, go for the Halograph III; it's the smarter choice without sacrificing style.
Verdict & value
6.5
Sensei Score
6.5
$450$300 less
Price
$750
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Originality
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Movement
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Type
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Calibre
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Tier
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Power reserve
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Case & on the wrist
42 mm
Diameter
43 mm
50 mm
Lug-to-lug
45 mm
14.3 mm
Thickness
1.8 mm thinner12.5 mm
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Water resistance
30 m
stainless steel
Case material
stainless steel
Dial, crystal & details
yellow
Dial
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Sapphire
Crystal
Sapphire
Yes (Swiss SuperLumiNova)
Lume
Yes (Super-LumiNova)

