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I saw those too on ebay and on WUS. I think it is a very original design. Personally I like some of them. There is versions with Unitas movement available at $600. I can understand that this is not a watch for everybody with their bold design and being a new company. To me, these are more like art watches. I'm not crazy about Chinese movements either and have no watches with a Seagull movt but, everything I read on that company seems to say that they have some of the best, if not the best movements made in China, again, according to my readings and not based on personal experience. I've been looking at the Precista PR5 for a while and might pull the trigger on this one for a first experience. Back to the Pyrolume, I think it is fantastic to see a guy out of nowhere coming with his very original design, his own lume material, his own dials... I give this guy big Kudos for it. I wish I had the balls and talent to do it too and I think I will have a Pyrolume watch in my collection one day, I think they are unique...