Atowak Ettore Review (affordable Urwerk?)

Hello everyone, and welcome to another of my reviews. In this video, I’ll be reviewing the Ettore from Hong Kong watch microbrand Atowak.

Atowak is known for its avant-garde designs, with the brand first gaining mainstream popularity with the Ettore, which even got a feature on Watchfinder. Since then, they have released a Urwerk-esque Cobra – which also got a feature on Watchfinder – cementing themselves as one of the foremost options when it comes to affordable haute horology. Atowak kindly sent over the Ettore for me to review, so let’s see if it’s any good.

The Atowak Ettore is one of the most impressive watches I’ve handled at the sub-S$1500 price point. Not only is it one of the most affordable wandering hour timepieces on the market, but it also possesses several intriguing aesthetic touches – the striped dial, asymmetric case, and left-sided crown – that complete the entire package nicely. And as the icing on the cake, it’s also restrained in its dimensions, resulting in a surprisingly wearable timepiece.

Those interested in purchasing the watch can use the promo code “WAHSOSHIOK” to enjoy 15% off Atowak’s watches from their web-store. After the discount, the Atowak Ettore can be had for just US$1104/S$1476 (after the promo code below), making it one of the most affordable wandering hour watches in the market.