Vsf Batgirl review - 6 months later
I bought this VSF GMT 126710BLNR in November 2025 and have worn it pretty much daily since then, so I figured it was time for an honest 6-month review.
The first thing I want to highlight is how robust and well-built the watch feels. It has a solid weight to it that gives it a very premium feel on the wrist. The case and bracelet both have a very nice polish and, in my opinion, are pretty much on par with gen unless you really have a sharp eye for details.
The crystal is one of the stronger points of this watch. VSF did a really good job here, both with the crystal itself and the cyclops. I really have nothing to complain about in that area. The rehaut could maybe benefit from a bit of polishing, but it is not something that personally bothers me. That will depend entirely on how picky you are with small details.
The dial looks great, and the date wheel is also very well done with good centering. When it comes to the bezel, VSF really did a great job. Not only are the colors very good, but the bezel action itself is also impressively done. It feels very similar to the genuine GMTs I have handled.
As for the bracelet, I want to specifically mention the quality of this Jubilee bracelet, clasp code F6U. It is a very well-made and robust bracelet with little play and a really nice polish. The clasp is honestly one of the highlights of the watch. It feels extremely close to gen with its solid click and the easy link adjustment.
That said, the bracelet edges are not quite at gen level. They are definitely sharper, which is also something to expect from a rep Jubilee bracelet. If that is something you can live with, then it is absolutely not a dealbreaker, because overall the bracelet is still very good.
Another thing worth mentioning is the underside of the case. The edges there are noticeably sharper than gen. It is nothing crazy, but still worth pointing out. For someone handy, this is probably not a big issue since you could easily add a chamfer and make it near perfect. But if we are talking strictly out of the box, then that is one area where it could be improved.
The crown action is smooth and I have no complaints there. The movement has also been performing well with a solid power reserve. That said, I did drop the watch on the floor, so I cannot really give the most accurate long-term review of the movement since my example is probably no longer in perfect condition. Even so, the watch is still running very well, which says a lot by itself.
Now after 6 months, the watch still looks very good with minimal wear, and everything has held up nicely. Overall, this is a very impressive piece and a strong all-around rep, especially if you care about build quality, finishing, crystal quality, and a bezel/bracelet setup that feels genuinely high-end.