RSW Outland H3 Watches

by Ariel Adams (RSS feed)
Mar 13th 2010 at 12:02PM

These new watches from RSW (Rama Swiss Watch) are more mainstream versions of the interesting RSW Outland that came out a few years ago. I have to admit I like these watches a lot, and there are even more versions than the ones you see above. With at least 7 color combos, this is going to be one of the most colorful avant garde sport watches out there. The case is mechanically sophisticated, with RSW's unique pull out crown system. It is in PVD (or matte) steel with a rubber strap. There is even an 18k pink gold cased variant, and of course versions with diamonds as well (are diamonds ALWAYS necessary?).

The case size is 44mm wide but not super thick at just 12mm. Inside the watch will be an automatic Swiss movement (not sure the specific model). The dial of the Outland 3H (which stands for "three hands") has some influence from their Tool Diving watch, as well as from digital watches. Looking at the font for the 12 o'clock indicator and you'll see something that looks appropriate on a digital alarm clock. The colors which include, white, orange, blue, and green are all done in SuperLumiNova luminant. In addition to the matte black dials, there will also be white, silver, or yellow dials (with black markers on them). Those should be pretty cool as well.

Overall and exciting collection for the modern guy who wants something unique, unconventional, but still easy to use on a daily basis. Most RSW Outland 3H models should be a few thousand dollars in price.

Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.

Tags: 2010, 3H, Outland, RSW, watch