As far as Phoibos goes, the Nebula might be their most interesting release yet.

Full Review

First Impressions

As far as Phoibos goes, the Nebula might be their most interesting release yet. While they normally focus on divers, the nebula is more of a sports watch. It’s almost like they took a look at the success of Seiko’s Dress-KX line, and said: “We can do that better.”

It has an interesting mix of elements. You have a horizontal brushing like an Omega Railmaster, combined with a sandwich dial, and lume dots that remind me of some of the older Orients. Plus Phoibos kept this thing relatively thin, and they did so by using a Miyota 9015 movement.

There is a lot to like here, and I’ll try to get a review out soon. So far the only concern I have is with the lume. It looks great, but doesn’t seem to have much staying power. The other thing I noticed is that with the linear gradient, some angles the dial can look very dull. Almost washed out at times. Yet turn it a bit, and the emerald green comes through brilliantly.

Specs

Reference:
Case Material: Steel
Crystal: Flat Sapphire
Movement: Miyota 9015
Strap: Steel Bracelet
Aprox Price: $390

Width: 40 mm
Lug to Lug: 46 mm
Thickness: 11.2 mm
Lug Width: 20mm
Water Resistance: 150m

Where To Buy

It’s currently not up, but you can find it on Phoibos site.
https://phoiboswatch.com/
Use Discount Code “relativetime” for 10% off

Straps Used

Grey Perlon (on Amazon): https://geni.us/rxgk
Grey Cordura / Silicone Hybrid (on Amazon): https://geni.us/uf0w3m
Black Sailcloth (on Amazon): https://geni.us/jCeXBb
Alpine Tan Leather (on Amazon): https://geni.us/mB1BW
Silicone Strap (on Amazon): https://geni.us/Z4KP



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