The BEST Watches For $2,000 In Every Category - Everyday, Pilot, GMT, Dress, Dive, & Chronograph
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
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In this video, I take a detailed look at some of my definitive choices for the best watches for around $2,000 in a wide variety of categories. What do you think of my picks? Are there any great watches in this price range I am missing?
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0:00 - Intro & Organization
1:48 - Everyday
5:50 - Pilot & Aviation
9:27 - GMT & World Timer
13:44 - Dress
17:12 - Dive
21:56 - Chronograph 
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Started my collection recently, this is what I’ve got: Hamilton Khaki 38 mm , Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80 blue, Seiko Alpinist SPB119 white dial, Longines Hydro Green 41mm on Bracelet . So a different dial color was my target as well
Nice choices.
All great solid choices - and quality - all you need now is a beater and you’ve covered all the bases - I suggest that one of the new metal ‘Casioak’ G Shocks in a nice colour would compliment your collection well
@Harry Balls Yes 👍
You could have just bought an Omega for the prices of all those crap watches together
@@efgerfgergferg6749 couldn't have disagreed more
omg the intro was so me "yup I could spend that amount of money" lol! Watches definitely changs your relationship with what is "expensive" and it has made me completely delusional lol
That’s just because your fancy! Love your channel btw
Thank you for always providing such well written, beautifully edited & thoughtful content for this community. Teddy, you're the 🐐
Well done Teddy , when the obsession started in the watch game even though I had the funds I didn’t think I’d ever be spending over a grand on a timepiece and now I looking at pieces in the 3-5 grand range. It’s definitely an evolving journey that draws you in
with the statement your making on your wrist. Accuracy and telling time can be yours on a budget but their isn’t quite anything like wearing a mechanical beauty on your wrist that does so much more then tell the time it’s what you know about it that makes it feel so damn good. Doesn’t even matter if it’s discussed even though that is noticed by watch addicts just like yourself.
Well done & solid Lineup especially the models Longines has been releasing lately, Longines/ Wittnauer was the 1st watch ever given to me by Canadian Hockey Jr hockey league for player of the game, at the time they were the official sponsor for time of the goal as Rolex is for Wimbledon.
Along with added meaning of the brand to me and some very cool re-issues of some previous models their definitely next on my list.
Again Thank you Teddy for the solid work ! Always appreciate your take on the watch game.
Teddy, please keep these style of videos of all prices ranges coming. I know they will need to be regularly updated as well. Simply fantastic. Thank you my friend.
He wont answer now as a millionaire. Sorry
Cannot say enough great things about my 40mm Longines Spirit. It’s very much in that spot you ID, Teddy, of both everyday and pilot. And the bracelet is slept on - it’s fantastic. Great video!
The part where you say “I can spend that amount of money” is when you know you’re in the watch rabbit hole forever. Welcome, my friends.
I just bought the Rado Captain Cook in Bronze with the Brown Dial at a local retail store (sorry Teddy) for $2080. Absolute steal of a watch (no pun intended) for the $2000 range. 300m water resistance, 80hr power reserve, bronze case, and beautiful design, all from a Swiss watch brand.
Hi Teddy, thanks for another of your best picks per price analysis videos. I also appreciate that you've included info regarding your wardrobe items as seen in this video. Cheers, BT!
One of your best comparison presentations ever. Thank you, Teddy.
Would love to see an $8k version of this :)
Thank you so much for this production it's dead on needed
Great video again.
And having a wrist size with the models are really helpful.
Thanks.
I would also consider the Grand Seiko SBGX in the everyday category, and add some high precision quartz and zaratzu polishing to the list...
Honestly the most versatile of all these watches is the Oris Aquis!!! It is the watch I recommend to my friends. I noticed when you were talking about the Aquis you had a smile on your face.
There are so many great watches in the $1,500-$3,000 range. I've been toying with the idea of jumping up to something like a Cartier, Omega, modern Breitling, etc., but there's just so many great watches for cheaper that are great too
I just got the Breitling superocean 46. Sexy watch
Omega deville
Great video, Teddy! Lots of great choices here. Love the Doxa and the Tudor 1926 is a sleeper.
I love this series of videos - thanks!
I just got the Longines Spirit in green at gray market for 1,700. Absolutely love it. It connects that military style with aviation perfectly. As you mentioned COSC certified. By far the best value at this price range.
Do you want to share the gray market website? Thank you
was a reckless kid, been gifted many watches but didn't respect them at all. And now, as you said, i have fallen in to the watch rabbit hole, and understand the value they bring i feel so stupid i was back then. Love these watches!!
Would love to see women's watches as well with the same price range and categories!
Interesting choices. Keep up the good work on your channel. Regards, WR4K.
Thank you Teddy for everything you do! I’ve learned so much about watches from your videos. I think my favorite complication is the pointer date from ORIS, a brand I’d never heard of before finding your channel.
If I had to pick a single watch from this whole list, it would probably be the Longines spirit. It such a well balanced design, and it’s a watch you pretty much wear it on any occasion, absolutely love it. Could you also do review on the New Longines Zulu time. Thanks Teddy 😁
Great video Teddy! I am a big fan and really enjoy all your videos and highly value your opinion. If possible, I would also love to see a video on Tag Heuer watches....
Thanks...I found this useful, entertaining and informative... the perfect trifecta. I own one of the watches you featured and am looking at the Longines Spirit or Hamilton RAF chronometer as my Christmas purchase. The Certina Chronograph ( I'm surprised you missed it) is another option, well within this price range.
Thanks again.
Longines Hydroconquest should have been mentioned at $1700 in diver category. it's really a great watch.
Love the thumbnails of each watch with the associated data alongside. Suggestion/request: please add to the thumbnail whether or not the watch has an exhibition case back. Otherwise, keep up the great work!
Great video!
Looking forward an updated version!
Thank you for all your hard work. Much blessings and success to you and your channel and in life endeavors. I just gotten into watches and I will be purchasing watches from your website.
I hear you, I love these videos!!! Really enjoying Nomos too, took a while to see their worth...... this is a great price range for some awesome watches!!!!
Great video as always. Love the Longines Sprit with the silver dial! One quibble: why no category for field watches? Other than that, outstanding. Best wishes.
My personal favorite of them all is the Longines heritage sector in black with that beautiful bracelet. Beautiful!
Teddy been wearing that Longine for looooooooooong time now. He simply couldn't bring himself to take that off!
Very helpful! Thank you!!
All great choices, BUT i think that new 37mm Spirit by Longines just might be the sweetest piece on this list.. or any in its class. They are killing it as a brand lately.
For me $500--$1000 is the wow this is getting high range....but point well taken, realizing the rabbit hole gets treacherous at 1k to 2k and gets serious. Good video.
Teddy, you're the Mr. Rogers of watches. I enjoy your videos.
Great video. I really appreciate all your work to put this video up.
Just curious why did you stay away from Tag Hauer?
Teddy.. much appreciated. These are the watch within my budget 🙏🏻😀. Just bought Oris Aquis, because of these review, and plan to buy Longines dolce vita next month.
I would have liked to see one of the original German flieger brands be included in the pilot watch category. I know iwc and Lange is out of the price category but Stowa and Laco provides amazing value at the sub 2k range. They have the flieger heritage, iconic triangle mark at 12 o’clock position, and heated blue hands all fitting in a very slim watch case. I personally think they can’t be overlooked in this category
My first big watch purchase will be a Flieger
I own the Laco Cuxhaven, and it is just awesome!
Fun video. I was sold on a Nomos Orion or Tangente, until I saw the Longines Flagship Heritage with the brown strap and cream dial....and knew I had to buy it eventually! Just looks fantastic. I know they got a mention but would be my pick for the dress category!😎
The Flagship is a cool looking watch and pretty reasonable price.
Excellent review
Hi Teddy, big fan. I would love to see a video similar to this one, but where you focus on pre-owned offerings instead that in many cases may present better value. I know that for me, ever since I started collecting more seriously in 2018, the pre owned space is where I spend the majority of my time and I think that would be very interesting to see for your viewers. Obviously the market can be volatile and subject to change, but that would be a video I would love to see with your opinions
Those opening 30 seconds of monolog hit me. True so true.
like the fact that you recognise Oris.. Love that Brand.. Great Value for Money
Great video Teddy
Waiting for the Laco Frankfurt GMT to get some love. It is a gorgeous watch.
Teddy remember the Baume & Mercier Clifton Baumatic blue dial. You mentioned months ago you would be considering it. It’s just a fantastic watch in this price range and would help add bit more variation in your picks
Hey Teddy, thanks for putting out these great videos. I like your ones with Mr Wonder too. Keep up the great work, I always look forward to watching them and I'm always learning something new 👍 ❤❤❤⌚️ ⌚️ ⌚️
Wow another great video I was going to get the Hamilton chrono but I think I will prefer the Tissot prx vibe.
Found a pre-owned Oris BCPD 403 for $1800 US, great shape, no scratches, feel really happy about that find.
wow. lovely watch
Great mix there Teddy. I love my Rado Captain Cook but tell me, have they increased the crown diameter as it is a bugbear of mine but looks slightly bigger in your video.
I purchased this watch big crown about 25 years ago. Until now, I didn’t maintain this watch ever, but so far so good…… this watch I do like it .
That Fortis POPS!!!
Great topic!
You naughty kid, you want me to bankrupt, right?
Thank you teddy! Been looking for a cheaper watch recently and your video just came in the perfect timing!
Some good ideas for when bonus season rolls around
All very fair picks, especially the chronos, I just don't see how the Hamiltons can be beat. I have such hi regard for Hamilton brand & I say this as a Rolex collector.
Sooo what prize 😝?
Great Video !
The Hamilton Aviator chrono is great, but missing, (and worth a mention as well), is the Hamilton Khaki Field Chrono! the best tool chrono for the money.
Clicked the like button after the first sentence "I can spend that amount of money"
Every time you show us the Mido GMT you make me want one so much more. The Atlas would totally be on my list, if it were sized up a bit, 38.5mm looks like a women’s watch on many men. And finally, cheers for giving Fortis some love, an interesting brand for sure.
Hey Teddy, do you have any plans a similar video but for smaller wrists? Watches sub 40mm and smaller would be perfect as it is almost rare to find watches around the 34mm to 39mm range.
Teddy amazing vidéo ! For the dive watch you should Check out selica french brand !
Teddy - I enjoyed watch-spotting through the new top gun film … plenty of fleigers … would make a fun video 👍
Glad to see some love for the Tudor 1926, and so many great
Great video. You sold me on a Nomos Orion.
Thanks Teddy! What bracelet did you put on your Longines Heritage Sector?
I really dig the longines spirit. Finally had tje chance to try it on but alas, it wasnt the right fit for me. Beautiful piece, but just didnt sit right on my wrist.
Now I am eyeing the oris diver 65
Looking to buy my first “sort of expensive “ 2k dollar watch and have my eyes on the oris aquis found one for 1600 unworn but “consider “ used should I pull the trigger ?
Mine starting from Tag Heuer Professional 200m Quartz, Longines Golden Wing Quartz, Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80, Squale 20 Atmos Militaire. My next goal will be (my holy grail as well) Tudor Black Bay 58 Black in bracelet.
Wish me luck!
Much love from Indonesia ❤️
Wow that Presage GMT watch is very nice!
Spot on with the Doxa. Love them. I cannot stomach Nomos. Minimalist watch, maximum blah.
Hi Teddy, would you do a video on limited edition watches? From budget to luxury
Good content, actually I hoped that you could include ( longines master collection ) with the leather band in classic collection.
I just got the Nomos Tangente midnight blue. It is amazing!
Hey Teddy I am between the Aquis and the Ball Marvelight (steel bracelet and blue dial). Any recommendations? On paper, the Ball sounds better with the longer power reserve.
Teddy, your views on Favre Leuba watches? FL sea king watch, quite unique shape and design
I picked up a Oris Aquis whale shark , love the dial
Most of these picks would have been close to what I would do as well. Good picks !
Teddy, have you ever checked the Casio Oceanus OCW-S4000D?
What is the sub-dial on the Seiko Sharp Edge GMT for? Is it used for timezones that are off by an additional 0-30 minutes? Or is it something else entirely?
Started collecting about a year ago. My "core" collection has two $150 ish g-shocks, a $260 citizen promaster and a $180 orient bambino. I'm graduating grad school in May, plan on making my first purchase over $500. Looking at the Tissot Seastar as I love divers
@teddy what is the strap on that oxred Oris Big pointer date please ? I've got that watch and it's on that awful deer leather straps that I am looking to change at the earliest
Excellent video
Nice selection presented, thanks for that. You are a little NOMOS fan, arent you? But it´s ok 👍🏾 I like the Monta...what a fine peace of watch!
Hi Teddy, would love to hear your opinion about some brands that you don't cover much like Panerai, Breitling, and perhaps Bamford London. Love your videos, keep up the amazing work :)
Do you have the aftermarket bracelet for the Longines Heritage Sector in your shop? Thx!
Great video! How about Glycine Airman Automatic Worldtimers? I have one and I love it.
great video , 1 question : is tag heur a good brand
I like the date pointer of the Oris! Very consequently on an analog watch. Sapphire glass at the back, too?
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 learning a ton… next Teddy vid
Wow, a Clive Cussler reference! The Doxa is a little to out there but I could see Al Giordino (hairy Italian arms) wearing one. Dirk today would still be a Submariner guy but I would like to think Omega Planet Ocean as I'm sure he is one of the few who could use a saturation valve. I would like to see what Cussler's watch collection was.
What about the Longines Flagship Heritage in the dress watch category? I find it to be a very nice watch to wear with formal attire, business attire and bussines casual attire
Titoni have a great dive watch, own movement, for less than 2000 dollars. Its called the seascoper. Its chronometer grade.
I like my Oris 65 heritage diver. Clean it's got heritage and it's delisted now. 40mm. If I had to pick from your list Aquis 41.5 followed by Nomos!
Does anyone know what type of watch band is in the thumbnail?
Nice list, but you forgot about the Longines Master Collection Chronograph when you said it was difficult to get a slim Swiss-made Chrono. I have one that I bought recently (€2,500, so a tad above your limit) and it is only 11.6mm with a Longines calibre L889 movement,