[Music] Welcome to another episode of Watch Once Over. My name is Big E. Today we're going

to be looking at the all-new L&D [Music] 833 ZOS. That is a German rating from

the German Institute for Standardization. Um, that's the new name for it. The old name is some...

Institute... something. I don't know, I don't speak German. But this is a benchmark for flawless tactical performance; that's

what the L&D is standing for. Um, that's what it is. For now, you have both of these available right now at Arizona

Time.com. The GMT is the more expensive one; that goes for $2890, and that is the suggested retail price.

And then $2170 for the three-hander. Um, these are both fantastic watches. Now, the watches, the case sizes are

both going to be 43mm. They're both going to be done up in 904L sun-blasted steel, so

they're 904L steel. That's one of the most non-corrosive steels out

there. And to me, these are better than Sinn. First of all, they're easier to get than Sinn, and you get more bang for your

buck, in my opinion. Now, they are both adorned with C1 Super-LumiNova on the

bezels and on the dials and hands that are just torch-like, blazing. And that is also specially formulated to be night

vision and cockpit-approved, airplane-rated. Pretty cool! Now, the three-hander uses a Sellita SW200-1 top grade. The GMT uses Sellita SW330 with more power reserve, which comes in at 50

hours of power reserve instead of 38. They're both 200m water-resistant. Um, they have the special NCH

straps, uh, sort of like a cell cloth, uh, straps on these. See that nice pattern? And then the inside is like a kind of

like a suede. And these are both, um, negative pressure rated, too, for, um, airplane cockpits. They also both

include soft iron, um, dials that act as a Faraday cage, so these are extremely anti-magnetic.

Another cool feature: they both have black date wheels with, uh, white printing. Excellent, legible printing on there. Excellent, uh,

sapphire crystals that are, um—I believe they're slightly curved; flat on the, um, outside, but they're domed on the inside.

And you do get those bright white markings that make it pop and easy to read. On the GMT, you do get those shock

yellow for the GMT, uh, numbers and the GMT hand, which is, uh, pretty nice. And you get those fully graduated 60-click

bezels, um, that are fully illuminated with C1 Super-Luminova. This is what it sounds like—really

muted. And they're both 60-click, bidirectional. This one's a little bit more audible, but it still has the same amount

of a click. Everything lines up; nothing's out of place. And they both include this screw-down back with a jetliner embossed on

the back. Sapphire crystals with that anti-reflective blue coating on the inside and outside for ultra clarity and

legibility. And as you can see, they're both 200m water resistant. Onion-style crown that's also blasted with the lock

logo on there. Real nice crown that sits underneath those blasted crown guards and a cog-tooth-style

uh, um, bezel. Now, they do have ceramic inserts on these ones, which is beautiful. The crowns on these are

beautiful, and those matte black, iron dials are just immensely legible. Now, on the side of the case—see if I can get

This to focus, you get the Den 8330 specifications to let you know this watch is hardcore, as you can see the

strap is a 20 mil strap and it is fixed with screws on both ends. And that's how a

professional watch should be. You get screw-down backs on these. Um, you do not get a quick release on the straps, but

you do want to wear it on this strap because this strap is extremely beautiful and comfortable. You do get a

logo-signed, blasted buckle pin buckle. And these watches—I'll I'll do a measurement of

them—they're not that thick: 13.6 mm thick, lug to lug 48.8, 20 mm

strap, 6 mm crown. So they're a really nice size uh for operation. And the GMT, they both have hacking and

hand-wind, but the GMT is going to be your um home time GMT, meaning when you unscrew the crown—excellent crown pop, by

the way—and you pull it out to the first position, one way is going to adjust the GMT, the other way is going to advance

the date. Okay, so it's more of a home time GMT, not a travel GMT on here, but that's okay too. And they both, on the

dial—let me move in—they have that Den 8330 designation with an airplane. Really, really cool. Here is the

non-GMT three-hander, and you can see the AR coating when I turn it into the studio lights.

But when I turn away, that crystal just about vanishes. Look at that! It's like you can reach in

and touch the hands. And that's how a crystal should be. Another shot [Music]. GMT. Sorry for the long video, but these

watches just came out, and I don't think there's another video of these out. Okay, now let's do a lume shot, and then I'll

Try the GMT on so you can see what it looks like. They're both the same size. Beautiful C1 Super-Luminova; these

are light shows! Look at that loom! Look at that loom! Look at that loom! And the GMT does have that bicolor loom.

So, so you get that yellow-orange loom for the GMT track and the GMT hand. Pretty cool full nighttime

shot, so you can read that GMT at all times. So these are professional watches, and they are rated for cockpit use

and night vision, by the way. And they also have, um, an anti-shock rating, too. So let me know what you guys

think about these ones. I'll try on the GMT; that's what it looks like on my wrist. My wrist is 7.25 inches; I think it

looks wonderful. Contact ArizonaFineTime.com ASAP if you're interested in these because they are going to go fast.

These are awesome! Don't get a Zen; go to ArizonaFineTime.com and pick up one of these new 904L steel

Hamburg, um, the GMT or three-hander. 8330 certified. My name is Biggie; that's the watch-mon over for today. Please

subscribe! Let me know what you think about these new looms, where looms are going, where they're headed, and the quality of

these. They're just amazing! Please subscribe. God bless, and as usual, I'll catch you guys on the next video. Thanks

Laco DIN 8330 Hamburg Pilot/GMT Automatics

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