😂😂😂 I've got 148 watches, all working. Collected them since I was 16, when I got a job. In the last 10 years I've learn how to clean the movement and now I'm taking care of them all the time. I still got the watch from my dad, a 1980 Tissot, it's working better that all the others 😊
As someone with a small collection of quartz watches and only 1 automatic watch, sometimes it gets annoying to keep setting the time on the automatic if I haven't worn it for a few days.
Agreed. I started with tissot and never stopped buying. Said to myself only three watches for tEveryday, dress, diver type. Now buying more watches for different colour and style combinations 😂
I’m in the Chronic Terminal Phase where I scratched an expensive one on a parking meter, and now I relapsed back to a Seiko 5 and the Swiss Safe Queens are safe once more. And I am into Vintage Cameras as well!!! Having a sweet enabler as a wife is key to this Disease Process.
Automatic watches and expensive watches are one of the biggest scams going, next to women's handbags for tens of thousands of dollars. The expensive watches tell you the time, the expensive hand bags hold stuff...all of which can be accomplished by similar and often better products for a fraction of the price.
I stopped buying watches in 2017 with the purchase of two automatic timepieces: a diver (SMPc, black lacquer dial) and a racing chronograph (Carrera Heuer 01, non-skeleton). I have them in my daily rotation so that none of them should stop working 😊.
When all else fails, Blame Teddy. (And you, and myself…you basically laid out my watch-buying trajectory over the last thirty years.)
This hits home. The rush of buying a new watch is a real
Bro you are SO right.....watch collection is an addiction and mine started exactly as you presented...EXACTLY
I finally wised up after decades of using automatic watches. They’re going on the block soon and I’ll never buy anything but a quartz watch again
Casio GODTIER is the answer.
This video is as accurate as a quartz watch
😂😂😂 I've got 148 watches, all working. Collected them since I was 16, when I got a job. In the last 10 years I've learn how to clean the movement and now I'm taking care of them all the time. I still got the watch from my dad, a 1980 Tissot, it's working better that all the others 😊
That's me, that's me! I'm already two watches into this story arc and I'm now looking at a longines spirit 37mm🫣
Oh good luck most experts agree most watches that are worth anything are to expensive for the average person 😢
As someone with a small collection of quartz watches and only 1 automatic watch, sometimes it gets annoying to keep setting the time on the automatic if I haven't worn it for a few days.
Everything I see a watch ⌚️ that is famous I get obsessed with it until I buy it when I buy it I get obsessed with another watch I just can't stop 😂
Agreed. I started with tissot and never stopped buying. Said to myself only three watches for tEveryday, dress, diver type. Now buying more watches for different colour and style combinations 😂
Teddy single handedly depleted my savings
I’m in the Chronic Terminal Phase where I scratched an expensive one on a parking meter, and now I relapsed back to a Seiko 5 and the Swiss Safe Queens are safe once more. And I am into Vintage Cameras as well!!! Having a sweet enabler as a wife is key to this Disease Process.
Automatic watches and expensive watches are one of the biggest scams going, next to women's handbags for tens of thousands of dollars. The expensive watches tell you the time, the expensive hand bags hold stuff...all of which can be accomplished by similar and often better products for a fraction of the price.
Citizen Eco Drive’s are the best. Seiko’s too. Anything solar powered is pretty much a winner in my book.
I stopped buying watches in 2017 with the purchase of two automatic timepieces: a diver (SMPc, black lacquer dial) and a racing chronograph (Carrera Heuer 01, non-skeleton). I have them in my daily rotation so that none of them should stop working 😊.
So accurate 😂
please make a video about alba watches, a seiko sub brand!!
I relate.