Would be interesting to see the Swiss brands compare against the non-swiss brands. How do they fare against the Japanese and German brands mainly and also other countries.
Apple dominates. I recently picked up an Ultra - they finally have a watch for watch lovers. Always on display, three day battery (I use sleep track and charge while in shower), Titanium and 100m WR.
@@mkyhou1160great for the first few years then it will start to slow down and odd quirks will begin to appear. I also use an apple watch for sleep and exercise, but it's a piece of technology which will degrade over time as they want to you buy a new one.
@@mkyhou1160 Apple doesn't make a watch. They make a phone accessory for your wrist. My guess is that Seiko would come in at #3 worldwide. Not much market share for the Germans especially since Glasshutte Original and Union Glasshutte are already part of the Swatch Group and A. Lange is part of Richemont.
@@mkyhou1160 Delusional take. Their QC is definitely not up to par the past few years, and I find brands like Orient are superior in the sub $1000 range by a fair margin, but to say that Seiko is "small" is just ignorant.
This was very helpful. Teddy has done a great job of informing us about all aspects of watches.I would be interested in a comparison to German and Japanese watches and perhaps watches from other countries. I have the impression China is very high in volume but hasn't gone after the high end. I wonder if that could change.
Half those Rolexes are sitting on Chrono24 waiting to be sold again lol😂. Okay maybe not half but it would be interesting to know how many of the 1.2 million Rolexes are flipper units still for sale via grey market, and then how many perpetually sit in bank vaults.
Interesting - AP makes substantially LESS watches than Patek but has more revenue? Didn't realise how overpriced AP is if their average model costs so much more than Patek ha.
maher as your fan. i noticed that you are a watch enthusiastic as well. could you make a video to showcase you watchs. i think i saw you wearing omega and jlc. and we want to see them in close. thank you my friend ♥️♥️
I be curious to see the comparison between the Swiss and other countries like Germany and Japan. Seeing Rolex and then the top three eclipse so many other brands just goes to show you how top heavy the watch industry truly is. People going after Royal oaks and nautiluses as well as other truly expensive pieces eclipse collectors like myself where my most expensive watch is probably worth 6K-8k (outside of my VC overseas which I got for my grandfather).
One of the more annoying trends in any hobby is when enthusiasts start to fancy themselves as market analysts - in my experience, nothing kills passion quicker than a discussion of market share. That said, the level of research and presentation in this video is a cut above and very welcome.
Wow on Richard Mille, they sell so few watches and still manage to make so much in revenue. For those who have tons of money and nowhere to spend and crave for exclusivity, there you have it, wayyyyyyy~ more exclusive than Rolex.
That's a good question! After seeing the numbers, it makes sense why AP, Patek, and Richard Mille are seen as exclusive, but Rolex being seen as exclusive does not.
It's interesting to see how average value has increased. One viewpoint is how Teddy pitched it as customers wanting higher end watches. The other viewpoint is the quite frankly disgusting price increases across the sector in the last 5 years alone. Case and point the Omega Seamaster 300m has gone up from a retail of £3.6k to £5.5k which translates to a staggering price increase of 53% for the exact same watch.
I don’t understand how the year over year sales graphic shows 2022 - 2023, when the data is based on 2022. Wouldn’t it be 2021 - 2022? Great video,BTW!
Imagine the watch market pre-internet: Richard Mille would be a brand no-one would have heard of, Rolex would be sold at retail and always available, Omega would be the same, wait lists would be unheard of, Breitling would be the same, VC like PP would be known but only the very wealthy would own one. Bloody internet!
Does such a report exist on japanese brands as well? And is there a way to know how the Citizen and Seiko groups are doing too in comparison to swiss groups/brands? Anyway, thanks Teddy for that video!
Great video. Even with these stats some pieces availability on your top 10 is almost nonexistent unless purchased in the grey market. I phased out of my Daytona and wanted to move on to something sophisticated, complicated, with history yet simple. Good lord, when the AD finds out I am from out-of-town, interest is lost fast. Since this is a want and not a need, I can always purchase in due time. Thanks for the information.
I just watched your video and I absolutely loved it! I found your presentation to be incredibly informative and engaging. You did a great job of breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand terms. I also appreciated the humor and personal anecdotes that you sprinkled throughout the video. It made the content more relatable and enjoyable. You're one of the few RUclipsrs who I can consistently count on to deliver high-quality content. Keep up the great work! "I outsourced this feedback to AI"
Very interesting. I was surprised at Rolex's continued strength...and happy as well since I have a few nice vintage ones. I was also disappointed that JLC was so far down the list. I wonder how these little companies survive consider the cost of having a boutique in Bevery Hills.
Please do more content like this in the future, would be interesting to see how brands out of the Swiss production perform..., like Japan, Germany and England and even USA...
Oliver Muller of LuxeConsult (the author of the report) gives a 1 1/4 hour detailed interview on the 2023 report here. There is a bit more detail on model volumes but a lot of that model related data is withheld under confidentiality agreements. I should warn you it is slow going. ruclips.net/video/GD1SWoPA6DM/видео.html
Would love to do it. The challenge will be getting more exact figures on a unit basis. For private organizations it already is a challenge to estimate sales so narrowing that down more to models would be a tough task.
Rolex is the king, and Rolex sells more Datejusts than anything else. I saw an article at 1 point saying 27% of their watches sold are DJs. This means that the Datejust alone outsells almost all other brands
As a newcomer to this world, it’s great to have this context about the relative size and success of the leading brands. A lot of “big”’names competing for that last 8.5% of the market.
Tudor has a lot of room to grow! It's also interesting that Swatch sold about 1 million MoonSwatches even with disastrous market conditions for Swiss Quartz models generally. Without the MoonSwatch, is pretty much the entire Swiss Quartz market dead in a few more years?
Hmmmm, I’ve never been sure about Tudor you know. I’ve always thought the Wars of The Roses would make a great graphic novel but I’ve been pushing all my finance into the watch sector of Central Europe. Who knows,maybe with the new regulations I’ll finally be forced into making new deals in the pistachio centre.
I blame the 780,000 millionaires in China alone for snapping up the majority of Rolex's manufacturing output lol. Almost every rich dude there owns one or more Rolex.
Really interesting…thanks for the discussion. Amazing though…over 1 million Moonswatches sold!! What amazing marketing results considering gross inferiority of that watch. So many people are so gullible, and Swatch has taken that concept to the bank. Amazing!!!
I look forward to this report each year as well. In particular, I like seeing the watch production estimates. Love them or hate them, Rolex is a beast!
Where does Seiko and Grand Seiko come in for the overall watch market as well as Citizen? Seiko certainly have a huge lion-share and albeit not Swiss, a force to be reckoned with nonetheless!
I own a Victorinox Maverick, i bought it 12 years ago and the watch runs flawlessly, I believe any swiss watch brand is a respectable product, my dad owns a 2 Midos, one of them has more than 20 years and still in perfect function and image
Rolex holds 30-40% of the total Swiss wristwatch market and closest second place is Cartier at 7% and omega at 8% of the total market wow Rolex absolutely dominates the entire market second to none!
The fact that Rolex turns over that volume, when your average buyer cannot purchase one, speaks volumes about the dysfunction in that supply chain (from a consumer perspective).
Teddy, first of all I’m huge fan of your channel. I’m about to buy my first Omega watch and can’t decide between the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch and the Seamaster Diver 300, any advise?
Fascinating stats.. to the people (myself included) who thinks Rolex is always out of stock and not available… there are actually plenty that were sold!! So it’s just the crazy demand from great marketing! wonder how many Casio G shocks were sold compared to Rolex.. 😅
Hello Teddy, I have a question that not concerns this video. My dad has a simple Diesel watch that he loves, but it is Diesel so the quality of the watch is low. I was wondering if you know a better version of the Diesel DZ4056. If possible below €1000. Hope you know a model, the jewelerystores in my town don't know the answer. Thanks!
Great and very well informing video! Speaks a lot. Whatever we think about swatch speedmaster it turned out it was smart move for Swatch and didn’t hurt the Omega! Other than that I am surprise there is no word of Brequet; meaning they didn’t done anything significant in that respect although they are great brand with amazing time pieces
I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on a three watch collection: 1. tank must 2. mint datejust on the jubilee 3. speedmaster professional Any opinions? I know it’s very mainstream, but it’s what I love, and I’m very picky. I’m pretty new to watches and I’m a bit of a minimalist, I don’t buy many “things”. I feel like these would probably stick with me for at least a decade, might buy and sell in the future, but I don’t intend to have a dozen watches at any point.
Teddy, I think you make very nice videos and are relatable to people of our generation (millenials). On that note, would you consider renaming the channel Teddy Bulbasaur (at least, that's how I call you).
Considering (not just Swiss) only wear thin dress watches with panels as clean as possible and a maximum of 39mm in diameter, my personal list in alphabetical order is: A.Lange & Söhne Audemars Piguet Breguet Cartier Chopard Jaeger-LeCoultre Patek Philippe Vacheron Constantin With the very difficult task of having just one model of each. Greetings from Brazil.
Great content Teddy. I would like to see numbers on how many actual watches are produced. The domination of Rolex is fascinating to me. Amazing how a luxury brand is also the best selling brand in the world! 🤑 Watches are a want, not a need. Rolex gives us a great lesson in brand positioning. Though I'm more of an Omega fan. I've personally fallen in love with the Citizen watch brand. Love their appearance, quality, affordability, and functionality. Not necessarily in that order. 🤪
Weird that Tudor is lobbed in with Rolex on the first place (albeit for a small percentage) while still being in the top-20 by itself. Other than that, it's always cool to see these stats.
WELL ITS NICE OT KNOW THEY INCLUDE 2 DAY SHIPPING ON THE JACOB & CO ASTRONOMIA SOLAR ZODIAC... I MEAN ITS ONLY $348,000. Seriously, thats more than I paid for my house in Hawaii back in 2000. I wonder if the 2 day free shipping includes closing costs such as escrow fees & title insurance?
Curious as to how Grand Seiko compares to the top Swiss brands. Not in the Top 20 but did recently buy a Christopher Ward for my son's graduation. Very impressed.
my first rolex was 400$ in the 1980s. Now its 15k. OUTRAGEOUS. And I spent another 15k getting it serviced over the years.---parts, service, I always took it to a rolex authorized dealer. I wont do it again.
Excellent summary of the report ,thanks for turning what is probably a dense jargon filled technical report into a coherent ,accessible presentation ,well done .
Every “expert” says you can’t get Rolex unless you’re a longtime customer on a lengthy wait list. How can they be top of the list. Sounds like if a luxury, high end soda that cost $1000 a can would out rank Coke or Pepsi? Richard Mille Cola anyone?
Please kindly recommend me a modern brand with vintage inspired. My favorite taste is Longines Conquest Heritage & Nivada Grenchen Antartic, both are 35cm. My wrist is 15cm
Hi Teddy, what would be the world's most sold Swiss watch? Per Swiss brand would also be interesting. But the single Swiss watch most sold in 2022, 2023 and expected for 2024?
The resale value of watches reflects hidden information about true demand, as certain watch brands may have misread true demand due to bulk buying for the sake of acquiring Rolex watches. Brands resulting from forced purchases have caused the resale value of those brands to decline, ultimately damaging the perceived brand among watch enthusiasts. Making it worst, the brand manager of those watches may believe they've hit the sweet spot based on sales, when in reality, it's a result of forced "bulk buying."
Would be interesting to see the Swiss brands compare against the non-swiss brands. How do they fare against the Japanese and German brands mainly and also other countries.
Apple dominates. I recently picked up an Ultra - they finally have a watch for watch lovers. Always on display, three day battery (I use sleep track and charge while in shower), Titanium and 100m WR.
@@mkyhou1160great for the first few years then it will start to slow down and odd quirks will begin to appear. I also use an apple watch for sleep and exercise, but it's a piece of technology which will degrade over time as they want to you buy a new one.
@@mkyhou1160 Apple doesn't make a watch. They make a phone accessory for your wrist. My guess is that Seiko would come in at #3 worldwide. Not much market share for the Germans especially since Glasshutte Original and Union Glasshutte are already part of the Swatch Group and A. Lange is part of Richemont.
@@davidc5191 Citizen and Casio are ahead of Seiko. Seiko is just a small enthusiast brand with horrible quality control.
@@mkyhou1160 Delusional take. Their QC is definitely not up to par the past few years, and I find brands like Orient are superior in the sub $1000 range by a fair margin, but to say that Seiko is "small" is just ignorant.
I wouldnt wear a Richard Mille if I found one on the ground.
Yeah ok you never would never will anyway broke fool
😂 this made me laugh so hard!!
Absolutely agree! These watches look like fucking toys for kids!
Would sell it faster than picking it
Amen
I just opted out. Got a Grand Seiko. Sold my Swiss watches. Current prices are stupid. And I am over the whole luxury shtick.
This was very helpful. Teddy has done a great job of informing us about all aspects of watches.I would be interested in a comparison to German and Japanese watches and perhaps watches from other countries. I have the impression China is very high in volume but hasn't gone after the high end. I wonder if that could change.
Yeah I agree man! I’ve always wondered if pistachios flavour is altered around Rolex’s
Half those Rolexes are sitting on Chrono24 waiting to be sold again lol😂. Okay maybe not half but it would be interesting to know how many of the 1.2 million Rolexes are flipper units still for sale via grey market, and then how many perpetually sit in bank vaults.
Roman Sharf estimates that 66% of stainless steel sports models are sold out the back door. I’ll take his word for it.
@@Melontheyoutuber I'm surprised it's that low!
Whenever I check a secondhand website most of the watches are Rolex.
Their watches are good but the hype is nuts.
Interesting - AP makes substantially LESS watches than Patek but has more revenue? Didn't realise how overpriced AP is if their average model costs so much more than Patek ha.
Excellent insights👍🏽
maher as your fan. i noticed that you are a watch enthusiastic as well. could you make a video to showcase you watchs. i think i saw you wearing omega and jlc. and we want to see them in close. thank you my friend ♥️♥️
Didn’t expect to see you here 😂
Watching the covenant review 👍🏻
Blancpain (1735) and Vacheron Constantin (1755) certainly deserve recognition for being the world's oldest thriving watch brands!
I be curious to see the comparison between the Swiss and other countries like Germany and Japan. Seeing Rolex and then the top three eclipse so many other brands just goes to show you how top heavy the watch industry truly is. People going after Royal oaks and nautiluses as well as other truly expensive pieces eclipse collectors like myself where my most expensive watch is probably worth 6K-8k (outside of my VC overseas which I got for my grandfather).
Can’t believe how well selling Richard Mille watches are; they are no better than dog shit both in style and (mostly) in quality
Amount sold has nothing to do with being the best quality... just ask McDonald's.
Smart watch are not considered a watch in my opinion. Love Apple but I’ll not be plugged in 24/7 with their wrist technology.
One of the more annoying trends in any hobby is when enthusiasts start to fancy themselves as market analysts - in my experience, nothing kills passion quicker than a discussion of market share. That said, the level of research and presentation in this video is a cut above and very welcome.
Tissot is probably the best value overall, what’s happened to Hamilton?
Wow on Richard Mille, they sell so few watches and still manage to make so much in revenue. For those who have tons of money and nowhere to spend and crave for exclusivity, there you have it, wayyyyyyy~ more exclusive than Rolex.
You left out that RM is also for those who like (or pretend to like) hideously ugly watches also.
Great video teddy, it’s always confused me as to how Rolex has the brand reputation as being exclusive while being so obviously mass produced
Going down that route in 5 years tops every redneck will have a Rolex on his wrist. Some exclusivity…
That's a good question! After seeing the numbers, it makes sense why AP, Patek, and Richard Mille are seen as exclusive, but Rolex being seen as exclusive does not.
they feel exclusive because the demand still outweighs the mass production levels
Because Rolex ADs sell most SS models out the back door to grey market dealers who collude to artificially inflate market value.
Like diamonds. All marketing. Diamonds are not rare.
My favorite brand Longines! Hello from Dubai! ✌🏼
It's interesting to see how average value has increased. One viewpoint is how Teddy pitched it as customers wanting higher end watches.
The other viewpoint is the quite frankly disgusting price increases across the sector in the last 5 years alone. Case and point the Omega Seamaster 300m has gone up from a retail of £3.6k to £5.5k which translates to a staggering price increase of 53% for the exact same watch.
Yep, same thing with the price of meat, autos and just about everything else, luxury items will always take the biggest jumps.
I don’t understand how the year over year sales graphic shows 2022 - 2023, when the data is based on 2022. Wouldn’t it be 2021 - 2022? Great video,BTW!
It's for yeat 2022.
Imagine the watch market pre-internet: Richard Mille would be a brand no-one would have heard of, Rolex would be sold at retail and always available, Omega would be the same, wait lists would be unheard of, Breitling would be the same, VC like PP would be known but only the very wealthy would own one. Bloody internet!
You speak truth
Does such a report exist on japanese brands as well? And is there a way to know how the Citizen and Seiko groups are doing too in comparison to swiss groups/brands? Anyway, thanks Teddy for that video!
This video is about real luxury watches
@@thetruthhurts7500 it’s okay if you don’t know anything about watches.
@@thetruthhurts7500 if you work really hard I believe you can afford a real luxury swatch too. It's ok if you're broke and dumb, there's always hope!
@@thetruthhurts7500 you know nothing about watches
@@thetruthhurts7500Your username perfectly suits this situation here.
Great video. Even with these stats some pieces availability on your top 10 is almost nonexistent unless purchased in the grey market. I phased out of my Daytona and wanted to move on to something sophisticated, complicated, with history yet simple. Good lord, when the AD finds out I am from out-of-town, interest is lost fast. Since this is a want and not a need, I can always purchase in due time. Thanks for the information.
Hmmm. so the average selling price of a Rolex is CH7750.
I just watched your video and I absolutely loved it! I found your presentation to be incredibly informative and engaging. You did a great job of breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand terms. I also appreciated the humor and personal anecdotes that you sprinkled throughout the video. It made the content more relatable and enjoyable. You're one of the few RUclipsrs who I can consistently count on to deliver high-quality content. Keep up the great work! "I outsourced this feedback to AI"
A great summary and analysis in just a few minutes, Teddy. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the great technical content and being a fan of the less mainstream brands
#16 panerai - thought that was a Italian brand and #18 Hermes is French. Guess this report is re swiss made watches as opposed to swiss brands?
Very interesting. I was surprised at Rolex's continued strength...and happy as well since I have a few nice vintage ones. I was also disappointed that JLC was so far down the list. I wonder how these little companies survive consider the cost of having a boutique in Bevery Hills.
Please do more content like this in the future, would be interesting to see how brands out of the Swiss production perform..., like Japan, Germany and England and even USA...
How does Rolex sell so many watches when you can’t go into a store a buy one ?
Now what about global like japan US German UK ect? Id be intrested to see how they compete.
Rolex sitting there like undisputed king...miles ahead 😆
Longines...how many units exactly were sold Teddy?
Great content as always Teddy - would love to see an episode around the top 20 selling Swiss watch models
Oliver Muller of LuxeConsult (the author of the report) gives a 1 1/4 hour detailed interview on the 2023 report here. There is a bit more detail on model volumes but a lot of that model related data is withheld under confidentiality agreements. I should warn you it is slow going.
ruclips.net/video/GD1SWoPA6DM/видео.html
Would love to do it. The challenge will be getting more exact figures on a unit basis. For private organizations it already is a challenge to estimate sales so narrowing that down more to models would be a tough task.
Rolex is the king, and Rolex sells more Datejusts than anything else. I saw an article at 1 point saying 27% of their watches sold are DJs. This means that the Datejust alone outsells almost all other brands
I think Rolex should make it a company objective to treat people more respectfully when they enter a AD shop.
As a newcomer to this world, it’s great to have this context about the relative size and success of the leading brands. A lot of “big”’names competing for that last 8.5% of the market.
Superb breakdown of the data Teddy! Appreciate your expertise and genuine desire to further our knowledge.
Good summary. Graphs with YoY growth have wrong years 2023 vs. 2022.
Cartier is 7% and Omega 8%? By my rough calculations based on your CHF amounts, Cartier must approx 8.8% and Omega 7.7% of the market
smart watches are trash just like apple products.
Totally UNBELIEVABLE. People find it IMPOSSIBLE to buy Rolex 🤣
It's because Rolex puts you on a fake wait list to give you the impression of exclusivity/rarity.
@@uniquelypositive so, how can it be truthful that their sales are so high ? They're not
Gray market sales
Only those who don't matter..learn the game son
@@thetruthhurts7500 could you be more patronising !
I'm surprised not to see zenith in there .I have started buying German lately and find them better quality
7:20 Isn't Blancpain the oldest name in watch industry!?
He means the oldest in the top 10.
until someone else comes up with an older name
Tudor has a lot of room to grow! It's also interesting that Swatch sold about 1 million MoonSwatches even with disastrous market conditions for Swiss Quartz models generally. Without the MoonSwatch, is pretty much the entire Swiss Quartz market dead in a few more years?
Omega, Breitling, and Tag Heuer make a tonne of quartz watches!
Hmmmm, I’ve never been sure about Tudor you know. I’ve always thought the Wars of The Roses would make a great graphic novel but I’ve been pushing all my finance into the watch sector of Central Europe. Who knows,maybe with the new regulations I’ll finally be forced into making new deals in the pistachio centre.
Rolex are like diamonds, extremely common and unremarkable and only have value because supply is being artificially restricted.
So is your mother
I blame the 780,000 millionaires in China alone for snapping up the majority of Rolex's manufacturing output lol. Almost every rich dude there owns one or more Rolex.
Artificially?
They make more then most brands. Demand just is insane.
Great video Teddy, really like this kind of financial and statistical type of videos 👍🏽
Really interesting…thanks for the discussion. Amazing though…over 1 million Moonswatches sold!! What amazing marketing results considering gross inferiority of that watch. So many people are so gullible, and Swatch has taken that concept to the bank. Amazing!!!
What about top 20 watch brands in the US? Regardless of county of orgin
Probably timex, citizen seiko , gshock
@@dandahl5964 I read an article that said Timex was the best selling brand in the US I want sure
Very interesting. It also makes me glad I picked up a Tissot Gentleman.
I love ya Teddy but you gotta work on your pronunciation of these fine watch brands
How many watches sold for longines?? Thats a stat that interests me since they are entry level luxury
What is ur choice of luxury watch?
1) rolex
2) patek
3) Frank muller
How abt u
1) Cartier
2) Cartier
3) Cartier
This is interesting. What this reinforces to me is I don't particularly want to collect watches that everyone else is wearing.
Moonswatch, one million watches sold, 900.000 units are for sale in the grey market at 500 euros to 1000 euros.
That Rolex has 40% of the US watch market was a surprise to me. But what it also shows is a remarkable lack of imagination on behalf of buyers.
I look forward to this report each year as well. In particular, I like seeing the watch production estimates. Love them or hate them, Rolex is a beast!
Thank you Teddy and team. I greatly appreciate this content. Keep up the good work.
Richard Mille is so nasty to me. It blew up as a status symbol for Hollywood, almost feels like a gimmick at this point
Where does Seiko and Grand Seiko come in for the overall watch market as well as Citizen? Seiko certainly have a huge lion-share and albeit not Swiss, a force to be reckoned with nonetheless!
Curious how japanese watches compare to swiss by volume and market share...specifically seiko and citizen.
I own a Victorinox Maverick, i bought it 12 years ago and the watch runs flawlessly, I believe any swiss watch brand is a respectable product, my dad owns a 2 Midos, one of them has more than 20 years and still in perfect function and image
It would be very useful to tally the companies by units sold since the latter is an indication of brand visibility.
Rolex holds 30-40% of the total Swiss wristwatch market and closest second place is Cartier at 7% and omega at 8% of the total market wow Rolex absolutely dominates the entire market second to none!
Yea, yet another example that what's the most popular is often shit
All Marketing
Longines always is good value for money.
oh ya,cartier is coming up
everybody clicks the like button, Teddy turns into a watch consultant/SME at JPM or another big consulting firm
A four in hand would tie the outfit tiogether
I love Cartier
Longines is a great brand with alot of history
The fact that Rolex turns over that volume, when your average buyer cannot purchase one, speaks volumes about the dysfunction in that supply chain (from a consumer perspective).
Teddy, first of all I’m huge fan of your channel. I’m about to buy my first Omega watch and can’t decide between the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch and the Seamaster Diver 300, any advise?
Teddy, you are awesome. I appreciate your professionalism, and your richly informative, crystalline style.
Thanks Teddy grew up outside Cleveland too
Fascinating stats.. to the people (myself included) who thinks Rolex is always out of stock and not available… there are actually plenty that were sold!! So it’s just the crazy demand from great marketing! wonder how many Casio G shocks were sold compared to Rolex.. 😅
Hello Teddy,
I have a question that not concerns this video.
My dad has a simple Diesel watch that he loves, but it is Diesel so the quality of the watch is low.
I was wondering if you know a better version of the Diesel DZ4056. If possible below €1000.
Hope you know a model, the jewelerystores in my town don't know the answer.
Thanks!
Wow! Never imagined Rolex would be so common! 😁 thank you very interesting video.
Excellent presentation…We still want to see a list based upon the highest level of horology
Great and very well informing video! Speaks a lot. Whatever we think about swatch speedmaster it turned out it was smart move for Swatch and didn’t hurt the Omega!
Other than that I am surprise there is no word of Brequet; meaning they didn’t done anything significant in that respect although they are great brand with amazing time pieces
Teddy is spelling each swiss brand like a true american!😂
Love the knit tie, much cleaner look then with the with the open collar.
I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on a three watch collection:
1. tank must
2. mint datejust on the jubilee
3. speedmaster professional
Any opinions? I know it’s very mainstream, but it’s what I love, and I’m very picky.
I’m pretty new to watches and I’m a bit of a minimalist, I don’t buy many “things”. I feel like these would probably stick with me for at least a decade, might buy and sell in the future, but I don’t intend to have a dozen watches at any point.
Your tie knot is too big.
Teddy, I think you make very nice videos and are relatable to people of our generation (millenials).
On that note, would you consider renaming the channel Teddy Bulbasaur (at least, that's how I call you).
do the japanese brands plz teddy!!
Considering (not just Swiss) only wear thin dress watches with panels as clean as possible and a maximum of 39mm in diameter, my personal list in alphabetical order is:
A.Lange & Söhne
Audemars Piguet
Breguet
Cartier
Chopard
Jaeger-LeCoultre
Patek Philippe
Vacheron Constantin
With the very difficult task of having just one model of each.
Greetings from Brazil.
Great content Teddy. I would like to see numbers on how many actual watches are produced. The domination of Rolex is fascinating to me. Amazing how a luxury brand is also the best selling brand in the world! 🤑
Watches are a want, not a need. Rolex gives us a great lesson in brand positioning. Though I'm more of an Omega fan.
I've personally fallen in love with the Citizen watch brand. Love their appearance, quality, affordability, and functionality. Not necessarily in that order. 🤪
Weird that Tudor is lobbed in with Rolex on the first place (albeit for a small percentage) while still being in the top-20 by itself.
Other than that, it's always cool to see these stats.
WELL ITS NICE OT KNOW THEY INCLUDE 2 DAY SHIPPING ON THE JACOB & CO ASTRONOMIA SOLAR ZODIAC... I MEAN ITS ONLY $348,000. Seriously, thats more than I paid for my house in Hawaii back in 2000. I wonder if the 2 day free shipping includes closing costs such as escrow fees & title insurance?
Rolex’s logo really suits them.
Fuzz out the #1 choice for the thumbnail!! Great video btw
1. Rolex
2. Cartier
3. Omega
4. Audemars Piguet
5. Patek Philippe
6. Richard Mille
7. Longines
8. IWC
9. Breitling
10. Vacheron Constantin
Curious as to how Grand Seiko compares to the top Swiss brands. Not in the Top 20 but did recently buy a Christopher Ward for my son's graduation. Very impressed.
Grand Seikos are cute watches...Christopher Ward is completely unknown
No one creates content like you do. Can't hardly afford any of these, but still interesting.
my first rolex was 400$ in the 1980s. Now its 15k. OUTRAGEOUS. And I spent another 15k getting it serviced over the years.---parts, service, I always took it to a rolex authorized dealer. I wont do it again.
A tie, finally! 🙂
Excellent summary of the report ,thanks for turning what is probably a dense jargon filled technical report into a coherent ,accessible presentation ,well done .
Every “expert” says you can’t get Rolex unless you’re a longtime customer on a lengthy wait list. How can they be top of the list. Sounds like if a luxury, high end soda that cost $1000 a can would out rank Coke or Pepsi? Richard Mille Cola anyone?
Please kindly recommend me a modern brand with vintage inspired.
My favorite taste is Longines Conquest Heritage & Nivada Grenchen Antartic, both are 35cm. My wrist is 15cm
Hi Teddy, what would be the world's most sold Swiss watch? Per Swiss brand would also be interesting. But the single Swiss watch most sold in 2022, 2023 and expected for 2024?
Nice. Pls keep us updated with industry info such as this. Maybe u can include consumers feedback or quality reports of top brands too.
The resale value of watches reflects hidden information about true demand, as certain watch brands may have misread true demand due to bulk buying for the sake of acquiring Rolex watches. Brands resulting from forced purchases have caused the resale value of those brands to decline, ultimately damaging the perceived brand among watch enthusiasts. Making it worst, the brand manager of those watches may believe they've hit the sweet spot based on sales, when in reality, it's a result of forced "bulk buying."