As a watch enthusiast, I finally got the orange version of the latest Haima 300 launched by VS Factory recently. The moment I opened the box, I was really surprised by the bright orange color! Today I want to talk about this new game with you, and compare it with the No Time to Die V4 I have on hand. I hope it can give some reference to my friends who are struggling.
Let’s talk about weight first. The new Haima 300 is made of all-steel material, and the first thing you feel when you pick it up is that it is very heavy – about 151 grams according to actual measurements. In comparison, the all-titanium material of No Time to Die V4 is indeed much lighter, only about 100 grams. The difference of more than 50 grams is quite obvious on the wrist: the steel model is calm and heavy, while the titanium model is light and close to the wrist, giving a completely different wearing experience.
In terms of details, the new matte black dial has a great texture, and the orange time markers at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock are particularly eye-catching. The second hand also adopts the same color design, and the overall color scheme is young and energetic. The workmanship of the strap is excellent, the softness is moderate, and the opening and closing of the folding buckle feels smooth. The polishing and brushing of the steel shell are very good, which is a good choice in this price range.
What surprises me most is the 8806 integrated movement it is equipped with. After wearing it for this period of time, the walking time is quite stable, and the power reserve is sufficient for daily use. The screw-in bottom cover design makes it even more waterproof, which is a plus for watch friends who like to swim.
Comparing it with the No Time to Die V4, the two watches show completely different styles: the steel model Haima 300 is like an energetic and athletic boy, eye-catching; while the titanium model No Time to Die is more like a tough guy who has gone through vicissitudes of life, low-key and retro. The feel of the one-way rotating bezel is not much different between the two. Both are slightly different from the original version, but within the acceptable range.
In general, if you are looking for recognition and classic texture, the new Haima 300 orange version will not disappoint you; if you value wearing comfort and retro charm more, the No Time to Die V4 may be more suitable. I have to say that VS Factory gave us another sweet trouble this time!
(This article is written based on physical experience and is intended to provide purchase reference for watch friends. Watch selection varies from person to person. It is recommended to make a decision based on personal preferences and actual needs.)