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Exquisitely minimal form meets plenty of functionality in the Xetum Tyndall ... It's a sure-fire way to class up nearly any ensemble. (September 2011) |
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Xetum pieces have an identifiable personality unlike any other watch in any price point, and they take a unique approach towards customer service and sustainability. (September 2011) |
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Xetum shows it’s possible to offer a unique design without overdoing things . . . A mechanical watch with modern looks and a friendly price. (September 2011) |
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Xetum watches have a modern – almost Danish – design but are being manufactured in the Swiss Jura valley . . . your buyer’s experience will be top notch. (September 2011) |
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Up and coming watch brand Xetum continues its evolution with the introduction of steel bracelets to further complement the collection's modern styling. (September 2011) |
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The popular California-based watch brand Xetum now has steel bracelets available for both their Tyndall and Stinson watch collections. I like the look of the bracelet as integrated into the lugless design of the case.(September 2011) |
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We’ve always been pretty impressed with Xetum, a brand that decidedly walks to the beat of its own drum, and even more impressed with their products.(September 2011) |
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Xetum offers high quality Swiss made, California designed mechanical timepieces that represent an excellent value at the sub-$1,000 price point. (September 2011) |
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I could definitely see myself wearing one of these because of the unique design.(February 2011) |
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Xetum is more than just a lot of watch for the money. It’s a whole company ethos that I find rather refreshing and unusual in this business.(February 2011) |
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2010 Holiday Gift Guide: The Best of Everything - Smart Money. (November 2010)
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Noteworthy timepieces under $1500. (July 2010)
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Xetum offers an appealing marriage of canny design, novelty and technical prowess. (May 2010)
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Given the quality of manufacture and movement, the attention to detail, the uniqueness, and the overall experience, I'd say this is a great addition to anyone's collection. (Customer review - April 2010)
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The Tyndall is a watch I’d be proud to wear in a room full of Rolexes; it’s an original design, and first-rate construction should age very well indeed.(March 2010) |
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This is a high-design American watch through and through, something quite rare in the horology world. Add Xetum to the pantheon of American watch geniuses.(March 2010) |
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A fresh style that is getting a lot of people excited. (February 2010) |
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Xetum is a rising watch brand that anyone who’s into timepieces should definitely keep an eye on . . . these timepieces provide tremendous value that both fashion lovers and watch aficionados can appreciate. (February 2010) |
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This is the type of watch you expect to see in the Museum of Modern Art here in New York, and to be perfectly honest, we wouldn't be surprised if in a few years time, we did. (February 2010) |
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The company’s designs are fresh and creative, interesting but subtle, and the build quality is excellent while the price is reasonable . . . Xetum watches are just what the doctor ordered. (February 2010) |
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The dial is clean and legible without having the overly sparse look that many minimalist watches have. (December 2009) |
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Overall the fit and finish of the watch is quite good and is of the level I would expect for a watch at this price point . . . chances are you will be quite pleased with this watch. (December 2009) |
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Xetum timepieces are modern in style with a designer twist. (December 2009) |
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Xetum is a great new watch company out of San Francisco that rely on a minimalistic yet modern approach to watch design while also being eco-friendly . . . the watches are expertly crafted in Switzerland's Jura Valley. (December 2009) |
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While the company is American, their timepieces are assembled in the Jura Valley of Switzerland, a location known for its long historical horological tradition. (December 2009) |
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Thrillist Holiday 2009 Gift Guide (December 2009) |
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