As aforementioned numerous times in my previous reviews, I’m a huge advocate of sapphire crystal due to their inherent scratch-resisting properties. WULF Exo – Build Qualityįor the price, I have to say that the build quality of the WULF Exo is pretty solid! Sapphire crystal protects the watch.įirstly, the WULF Exo utilises a flat sapphire crystal. While the WULF Exo is definitely not in the same league as the aforementioned brands, does it display some of the build quality and finishing that its more illustrious counterparts are known for? Let’s find out. Perhaps today more than ever, the prestigious perception of “Swiss-Made” stands strong, heightened by the growing popularity and demand of Swiss watches from maisons such as Rolex, Omega, and Patek Philippe. Terrific watches are produced in England, Germany, Japan, and even China nowadays! Yet, it is undeniable that many watch enthusiasts still lust after the “Swiss-made” title – I know of many who will not buy a non-Swiss watch. Personally, I’m of the opinion that the “Swiss-Made” moniker is more marketing gimmick than substance – a watch doesn’t necessarily have to be manufactured in Switzerland for it to have great build quality. For more information on WULF’s manufacturing process, one can watch their production video above! As per the recent Swiss-Made laws, 69% of WULF’s manufacturing costs are incurred in Switzerland with all WULF watches powered by a Swiss movement, and all watches are assembled in Switzerland as well.
Although the design of the watches are conceived in Singapore, the movements are manufactured in Swisstech’s Route de Botyre Switzerland (an independent movement manufacturer), then fully assembled into a complete watch in their assembly facility in Centro Nord Sud Switzerland.All products are certified Swiss Made with a valid Certificate of Origin. Accordingly to WULF, all their watches are Swiss-Made to maintain a high standard of quality even at an affordable price.
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