Watch this before buying the Zelos Thresher Worldtimer! | Lesablier Travelgraph Review

This one’s one of those unicorns that have it all: a great concept, an extremely useful complication, an original design complemented by flawless execution and a brand that really cares about their customers: the American made Lesablier Travelgraph.

[mywatcheswithben]

Great job. I'm working on a travel watch video, and this one is currently #5 in its price range. Thanks for sharing your opinion on the watch

[onemorewatchplease]

Great video man, I am currently reviewing this watch and I love it so far

[johnstyron]

Really nice design. They aren’t trying to copy every popular watch and I seriously appreciate that.

[megasoid]

Not too big on worldtimers, but the dial layout and color here look great. I really like their Sport Classic model. Washington D.C. is right in my area, I met the owner last summer. Thanks Toni.

[darrenak]

World timers are not my thing, but none the less this is a very attractive watch. Very enjoyable review. Thanks

[DutchWatchChannel]

Clean, legible and with a very nice colored dial 📸⌚️😎

[benjaminvis]

Not sure if I missed it, but I'm supposing that the moveable 24hr ring is what allows one to correct for daylight saving?

Only very few world timers really convince me, and here I'm not sure the business around the periphery and the added thickness of the movement create a better watch. Of course, anyone who actually wants a world timer will completely ignore this and be able to enjoy what this offers much better. It looks very good on your wrist, but the thickness, to my eyes, remains a bit too present. I really like the flow of the bracelet, so aesthetically I might miss the lovely butterfly it's currently on. When nitpicking, I'd say that arguably the hour markers are just a smidgen on the small side, and for whatever reason, the way the lugs meet the bracelet from the side is not my favourite aspect of the design. While also totally subjective, I don't really like this colour (on this watch), but I guess there'll be others available.

I don't think I'm one of the masses when it comes to watch taste, but it's safe to conclude that this is not a watch for me. Didn't previous Lesabliers follow wine-themed designs, or was that just a one off? This seems to have none of that.

[L]

It's certainly a lot less ugly than the Zelos Thresher.