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[Question] What is the appeal of Sinn? (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by No_Personality6685@alien.top to c/watches@style.land

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Their dials are just so... bland. It's always black and white and minimalist to a fault. Like there's nothing interesting. Even Nomos has splashes of color here and there and play on typography. For example Nomo's simplest watch - Tangente, has a slight splash of color with blue hands. Other minimal dress watches usually differentiate with dial finishing - like with sunburst or a textured dial. But nope, Sinn design language is just: stainless steel, pure black, sans-serif numbers, and white indices. That's it. Yet they are super loved in here. Help me understand?

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[–] F_O_Satchy@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

minimalist to a fault

That's the appeal. They are made for functionality, legibility, and reliability...all things that I usually prioritize in my watches. I totally get they are not for everyone. But for me, I absolutely love my 556a RS and I'm looking forward to getting a U50 at some point. I don't feel like I'm overpaying with a Sinn -- unlike many other brands.