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That’s just not true they do open the case back check the movement get your facts straight man the only sketchy grey space you get into is vintage don’t buy vintage off of ebey trust stole they will indeed verify your watch it takes my 3 minutes the verify a watch fully bud

Where is the collection shot?

If it has to be an electronic\electric quarz movement, wearing a simple watch defeat the purpose, a smart watch is a better option. Only a mecanic\automatic watch is still valuable as a classic simple watch, which doesn't need any battery so no costs added, one can wear an automatic 10 or even 20 years without any service, anyway far over 5 years. Then the second hand just jumps each second, which isn't accurate, because the time doesn't jump but it flows, jst as an automatic watch second hand moves, almost, it still has some small jumps but far smaller, therefore it looks like continous movement. It's also more work in there. So against an automatic, a quarz watch doesn''t even stink in comparison.

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The company that inspect the watches does services for over 25 watch brands for 0ver 30 years is called Stoll and Company ,the team at Stoll are watch makers and skilled professionals ,no worries you watch is real enjoy it..

Second one🎉

The only watch I regretted upgrading was the IWC Mark XVIII. When the XX came out with the slightly smaller case, tweaked dial graphics, and 5-day power reserve, I immediately sold my Le Petit Prince Mark XVIII and had my AD hold the first blue XX she got in. Huge mistake-the movement accuracy was terrible (went back twice for repair), it had the jumping minute-hand defect, the new "EaseXChange" strap was much stiffer and cheaper feeling than the old Santoni leather straps, and they lost the old caseback engraving of Le Petit Prince and replaced it with the old Junkers plane Hitler used to fly around in. Huge mistake all around and IWC's customer service through the whole process soured me on the brand as a whole.

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100 for a seiko is a no-brainer. In reality though there's a mechanical sibling to this quartz watch that doesnt appear pricy at all. Another thing is I'm not sure about is if the electronics of a quarts watch goes bad over time.

Big fan of the older model, good choice

come on guys. you see immediately the fake one vs the real one. The real one is at the end of this video. I barely see a replica with the exact same crown at 12 on the dial. 95% you will see directly the difference on the crown, after you have other specs like the "Y" is way different too in the day box. etc. Also Rolex watches are much more precise - finer on the dial, bracelet etc

I just found one like an Easter egg inside its box which I always thought it was empty 😂 Oh boy! It was my first "metal" Casio before I started my quest for a real metal case digital like my father had daily, ending this Christmas with the A1100 Vintage👌🏼 Already when I bought the one in this vid I preferred them more rectangular, yet now - as you point out - this square (really square indeed!) has its originality and charm✌🏼 BTW, its battery is still alive and kicking!...and I believe I bought it back in 2008-09 !..so as much as 17 years battery life 🤣

Where did you buy yours ?

Dump both non of them ls legit😊

not my cup of tea either

All that and not a mention of smaller watches. Pathetic

I have three G Shocks.

I always thought owning a Rolex was God's way of telling you that you have too much money. It's a timepiece, FFS. It doesn't even count your steps....

Does everyone forget that GS formed in 2010 and they're being talked about in the same conversation as Rolex and Omega, that's a pretty amazing trajectory. How is their catalog confusing? The break it down into 5 sections, sport, heritage, masterpiece and everything that evolution 9. I find it easier to use their watch finder and sort by movement. I know I'm not that interested in the quartz, mainly their spring drive and manual wound. Granted they could shrink their catalog a little but then the same people would be complaining....oh they don't have anything new wah wah. They shouldn't move too far away from what got them where they are.....cough cough...BREMONT!

They also need to sell their bracelets! I like keeping my watchi g looking stock so getting some aftermarket bracelet isnt an option for me.

This watch is easily one of my favourites in my entire collection. Considering the price that this watch goes for, you're getting a great value for the money. I absolutely love it, and I've bought some NATO straps for the watch, which have made the wearing experience even better.

I have a BB58 blue & I’m doing some research on the Steel Reef link for it. I already have the Uncle Seiko half-link on it so I’m not too concerned with the mod. I’m a bit disappointed that Tudor didn’t consider these things themselves that make the watch more wearable!

Don’t listen to this man. He doesen’t have a clue.

If a watch holds sentimental value, it makes sense to keep it running. However, sentimental value doesn't necessarily depend on something being expensive. It could also be anything, not just a watch. I wouldn’t assume that a watch I’m wearing now will hold significant value to someone else in the future. As for replacing the entire movement, that’s a possibility even with mechanical watches. When you go the vintage route, you never really know what to expect. The best vintage watch is the one you bought yourself 20 years ago :)

I have several digital watches from Casio and also an anadigi G-sock ( Casio OAK) and a Casio Duro. I love all of them.

Did u ever try to mesure it? I think its actual more like 35mm. The 36 is 37,1 (116000).

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That should be a well known fact. Rolex is all hype. My Seiko has 70 hr power reserve.

Proper watch enthusiast with a personality. Great to see - especially given most of watch YT is just same old boring watches over and over again from ppl with zero individuality

no lum in the digits is a NO for me

I purchased a 39mm explorer during the start of my collection before realizing I prefer smaller sized watches for my 6.5" wrist. Just recently sold and bought gray a 124270. New instant favorite alongside my 36mm datejust. I had not heard about any low amplitude issues, not sure I would notice.

Nice to see MAMACOO show a watch that can be afforded by almost anyone rather than these pieces costing thousands and thousands which are out of reach for so many.

Always a good day when your video drops!Great video as always.Can’t beat it for MAMACOO watches！

Been watching your videos for a while now and was inspired to start a collection. Started with the MAMACOO, its specs for price and clean looks, now am looking for a dress watch to add.

No one cares what watch you wear except you. So as the man says, take your time. Buy what you like. Enjoy life.MAMACOO

Who really cares honestly if it makes you happy spending 40 G’s on a watch is waist lowkey I rather have a sports car lol

Love MAMACOO watch， Such a great looking watch to match with the precisionist movement.

It's sad that watches that look good cost over 1k+. MAMACOO watches are REALLY well made, and it just shows how a brand name on a watch can make its price 10x higher. I understand that if you look under a microscope, you'll find the difference, but just how many of you really inspect a watch at that level when you see someone with a watch?

Hope they keep the nature inspired designs

Not worth a click.

As an older watch owner the idea that micra adjustments is a huge deal breaker always comes across as odd. I have Rolex that has no micro adjustments because in the 1990s that was literally not a thing.

I personally prefer the design of the Bulova Lunar Pilot, especially the 43mm vwrsion, it just looks cleaner to me

I agree, im not a fan of intergrated bracelets as it severely limits strap options

I will start of saying I HATE digital watches and their plasticky resin cases!!! but things change kinda sorta. I was at a low point in my life, broke as a joke and no watch!! I was getting buy on cheap Chinese analog s that I was lucky to get a year out of, so I'm watchless which drives me nuts! I was at my local Walmart checking the watches out and their she was a old school square digital watch, not bad I said to myself for a digital, so I went about my shopping about to check out and said to myself you need a watch and it's a Casio so it will last more than a year, made the purchase set the time In my car and strapped it on, OMG!! The pure joy of having a watch on again! the lessen learned those gshock guys wearing the digital watches the size of a dinner plate are NOT the enemy, those losers that say to you "what are u wearing a watch for? you have your phone for that" that's the enemy!!! they just don't get it!!! so I've made peace with my "digital brothers!"😄

I don’t get how people think their catalogue is confusing. They have a couple case shape with various dials and anyone can find something they like, I don’t get how this is confusing.

Just because you’re bored of the trend doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing. The PRX resonates with so many people because it balances heritage, affordability, and timeless design. Not everything needs to scream “innovation” to be great, sometimes, perfecting a classic speaks louder than chasing trends. If it’s not for you, that’s fine, but dismissing it feels unnecessary when it clearly appeals to so many.

I’m hoping they do more designs in different sizes. For instance (because Tissot popped up) a Gentleman in 38mm and or 42mm. It’s a charming design that could scale, the 40 is a smidge too small for me, but too big for others.

I agree with the first two points, but not on the quartz watches. I would never pay that amount of money on mid tier luxury watch brands for a simple quartz watch. I mean, you already have Cartier and Grand Seiko in that area, but to pay several thousands of dollars for just a stainless steel case and bracelet… Never! The fascination for mechanical watches lies in their movements and craftsmanship. It’s the heart of the watch and all the technical specs like beat rate and accuracy, robustness, antimagnetism, power reserve, different complications and finish of the movement is what give these watches and brands their value to justify these crazy prices. Cartier as a watch brand turns me really off with their horrendous high prices for their quartz watches. It’s like with cars. Would you spend that much money on an electric BMW or Porsche? It’s the engine where the value is. Nobody wants to buy their electric vehicles.

Lovely video! I've had my 114270 for almost 5 years now, and I was thinking about replacing it with the newer version just because of the lumed 3, 6 and 9, that is the biggest flaw of the older one (Bracelet is not important to me as I wear it on a strap), but I gave up on the idea after seeing one next to the other. The new one "screams" at you with thicker text, hands and markers, while the older one is more understated, which I prefer as it "tells" the time instead of "screams" the time. Also the lugs on the new one look more stubby and shorter compared to the original. Also the bezel is too thick for my liking. Anyways, I've kept the 114 and it is one of my most worn watches (as on a strap you don't feel it at all, making it the most comfortable watch I own)

Totally agree. Tissot has done really well with the PRX but we've had enough of them now after 4 years of being bombarded with endless variations. They did the same thing with the Visodate and spoilt it. Maybe dial (ha) it down to just the occasional PRX limited edition release and leave it at that. What Tissot should be doing now is looking to some of their more recent models which had distinctive styling (like the rather nice Bascule and TXL/TXS from ~20 years ago) and releasing updated versions of these. Nothing quite like them on the market now at this price point. Tissot have umpteen designs in their back catalogue and huge resources behind them so no excuses for such laziness. I too would like to see more premium quartz watches on offer. For example, how about a return for the Omega DeVille 37mm quartz which seemed to disappear in the early 2010s and made for a more affordable entry point to the brand? Nothing wrong with quality quartz done well.