I spent $800 on a Timex and found this problem immediately

Over $800. For a Timex. I had to see it for myself — so here's the brand-new Timex Atelier Chronograph M1q, unboxed on camera for the first time. And about two minutes in, the studio lights found a problem I wasn't expecting. This is the quartz chronograph in Timex's Atelier line — their push upmarket — and on paper the spec sheet is serious: Swiss-made Ronda 5021.D movement, skeletonized stainless steel case, double-curved sapphire crystal, screw-down crown, 100m water resistance, and a self-adjusting bracelet with quick-release spring bars. Timex even lists a triple-layer anti-reflective coating on that sapphire. So why is it throwing the lights back at me like a mirror? You tell me. In this one: • The unboxing and that "Legacy of Modernity" travel case • Build and bracelet first impressions for $800 • The reflection issue — head to head with my Timex Deep C • The one sizing quirk smaller wrists need to know about • Does a Swiss-made $800 Timex actually make sense? Watch: Timex Atelier Chronograph Quartz M1q (TW6A06900) — $800 Is an $800 Timex a smart buy or a hard pass? Drop it in the comments — and if you own one, does yours reflect like this? #Timex #TimexAtelier #WatchReview #Chronograph #WatchUnboxing Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCphARVVB4rSikpd_86Vwgiw/join Buy me a coffee/drink if you like: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/casualwatchreviews ⌚️ Amazon Watch Store: https://amzn.to/2Ld4Bzs 🎧 Podcast iTunes: https: