[Ckris13]

So I recently purchased a MVMT watch and I started researching about it and it seems like this company gets a lot of bad remarks. I kind of like to watch. It’s a little bit awkward I may say. Hard to read at times but overall it’s different and I can kind of see it wearing it every now and then but I would like to know what people think about it as far as quality is concerned.

 

[CometHunter]

There's nothing wrong with MVMT, it's just that there is so very little that's 'right' with it. I see them as merely cashing in on the minimalst popularity of current watch design....

...and taking it to an uncomfortably high level. And I think that for what MVMT gives you, you're paying too much when prices go over $125.00 (for a non-chronograph) you get mineral glass crystals rather than sapphire, and very basic Miyota movements.
Outside of that, I DO NOT think of MVMT watches, nor do I have any reason to!

 

[mikeyt_53]

I just see them as another offer in an over-abundant sea of fashion watches with nothing that makes them stand out from the rest. I wouldn't spend $100 on one but thats me. If you like yours then wear it and enjoy it.

 

[bdev]

If you like wearing it and it makes you happy, that's all that counts.
MVMT get a bad rap because most of what you pay for the watch, pays for their marketing. From what I've read, some of their watch designs can be found on AliExpress for a fraction of the price as sterile dial models. They might charge, let's say, $100 and you will see the same watch (unbranded) on AE for $25.

 

[CometHunter]

If you like wearing it and it makes you happy, that's all that counts.

Yes, of course. And we've said the same ourselves hundreds of times over the past decade.
And we just want The Buyer to have all the pertinent info before he or she makes that all-important choice.