Hi. Does anyone here have the ProMare Go? I'm looking at adding one to the collection and am not sure about the bi-directional bezel. I've had a watch previously that had one and noticed that it was kind of loose from the onset. Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback.I have handled one. Beautiful finishing and overall, a very pretty design. The bezel action was smooth but required very little pressure to move. It dodn't bother me at all.
I'm also guilty of reviving an old thread, but as I just acquired the ProMare Go about 2 months ago, and have just now seen this thread, and have had time to become familiar with the watch, I wanted to 'chime in' since there have been some questions about the bezel. Plus, I recently had the Sea-Timer BlackMotion, which had a very similar feeling bi-directional bezel.Sorry fo reviving an old thread but i recently bought a Muehle and hesitated between the ProMare Go and the ProMare Datum. I tried both and they both felt and wore great however the bezel on the Go was turning too easily for my taste (might have been that one model i am not sure) and I thought it was a let down given the rest of the watch is so high quality. I purchased the ProMare Datum instead and it really is a tank. It radiates quality and robustness... can't speak highly enough of this watch.