Hi...I have never purchased from that seller, but I think it can be reliable since it is in the list of reliable sellers.
Anyway, wait for other answers.
Hi Freddy...
Sorry for the delay in replying.
Mine is the 6154 model, which I purchased from a watch enthusiast who works in the Italian Navy. When I bought it, it had no patina, which instead has developed little by little with normal use. The movement is an authentic Unitas 6497 and the dial with matching hands was handcrafted by this sailor friend. The strap with bronze buckle was added by me.
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Luckily I don't keep them in the bedroom...but believe me, when they are all running they make beautiful music. Only 2 are not working...and therefore need to be repaired.
Thanks for reporting your impressions. Kind of you. Indeed the watch has a minimalist style. Just to understand the difference here is the Unimatic U2H:
Unimatic U2 H
Hi guys...here I am.
I finished this Unimatic U2H inspired watch a few days ago. I didn't stay faithful to the model, but I wanted to customize the dial with my logo (now also used on other builds) and then instead of using the usual hands, I used those of the legendary Rolex California ref. 2940.
The dial has the peculiarity of changing appearance based on exposure to light. I also colored the hands to match the lume of the indexes. The movement is a low-beat 21jewel NH35 by TMI seiko.
Another peculiarity: I wanted to customize the edges of the lugs, filing those protrusions typical of that case.
Enjoy the viewing: