In this video I’m taking a look at the WISE Hitman—this is an older one from the channel, but it still holds up as a really solid value dive-style watch. I start with the packaging and what you get in the box: inner and outer boxes with padding, extra links, a screwdriver, warranty card, manual, and a microfiber cloth. There’s also a plastic spring bar tool with metal ends, which I hadn’t really seen before. For $329, the presentation is honestly better than I expected. Then I get into the watch itself: Seiko NH35 automatic movement, sapphire crystal with AR coating on the underside, and a loomed ceramic bezel insert. I go over the case and bracelet details—female end links (I’m a big fan of that), solid screwed links, a milled clasp with a stamped section, dual pushers, and three micro-adjust holes. Sizing is easy, but I do point out something to watch for when removing the tapered links so you don’t end up with a weird “step” in the bracelet taper. On my 6.5-inch wrist it wears comfortably, though it’s a touch large (41mm, 48.7mm lug-to-lug, 12.4mm thick). I also compare it next to my SKX009 and check lume—surprisingly, the Hitman looks slightly brighter, including the hands and indices, not just the bezel.