In this older unboxing, I’m cracking open the Wise Hitman and giving you my first impressions right out of the box—no fancy setup, just on-camera like I normally do. The packaging is pretty substantial (big outer box, presentation box, manual/info, and even a spring bar), and I walk through the basics as I’m handling it fresh from the mailbox. I also mention I’ve got another Wise tour watch in at the same time (their diving watch), so a comparison between the two is the natural next step. On the watch itself, the Hitman immediately reminded me of something familiar—maybe an Oris vibe—but the bezel is its own thing with that interesting knurling and a groove cut through it. You’re getting a ceramic bezel insert, flat sapphire crystal, a nice-sized crown, and a smooth seconds sweep that had me thinking it’s likely running a Miyota. I check out the caseback details (sapphire crystal, stainless steel, automatic movement, Super-LumiNova, “Thailand watch,” and 200m water resistance), then throw it on wrist. It wears better thanks to female end links, but I’m honest about sizing: it’s about as big as I’d want to go on my wrist, and the bracelet links don’t all articulate individually.