Coniston - Vulcan

Coniston Vulcan

Ordered Friday, arrived Monday. Beautifully packaged, a real delight to open. Weeks later, I’ve found the watch comfortable and the timekeeping to be accurate. Everything I need in a stylish everyday wristwatch. Thank you MWC.

Overly watch, excellent service

I am hugely impressed. From the little touches with the packaging (why have I never seen anyone else in any industry make a window feature in the formed packaging to display the product or brand?), through the lovely quality box and booklets and on to a watch that feels far more in keeping with some of my watches that retail around £800-1,200 than any of the £200-400 watches I have or have had previously. The handset and the perfect lengths to the dial accents and features are awesome, and I love the distinctive lume appearance and how it works in low light. The layers to the dial provide a really nice and interesting display, the polish and finish to the case is spot on and I particularly like the shape of the lugs as the branch out from the case, again unique, different and interesting. The strap is very nice, I have a Frederique Constant Classics, that is a lovely watch but comes on a stiff leather strap that should be ashamed to be in the same collection as this, despite its rrp of 3 times the price of my Vulcan.

Really like the build quality

Aesthetically the watch is pleasing with good attention to detail, quality of material and construction and love that Marloe don't follow the herd. Purchased the Vulcan with light cognac strap which works well (not too sure about Marloe's reference to the Vulcan bomber of whixh I am a huge fan). Was more tempted by the Atlantic but the model I wanted was sold out. Having owned it now for a few months the only negative I have is the accuracy, mine seems to gain time, this could be my expectations for a better movement whilst paying kind of beer money. Interested to see how the strap fairs with wear especially as I do not wear frequently. Overall very happy with the watch and the elements of interaction I have seen from Marloe so far, would defiantely recommend.