If im shooting Im wearing the g-shock. Its relatively cheap, light on the wrist, 200m of water resistance, practically indestructible and accurate to boot. Really can't beat it as a tool watch.
My great grandfather was in the Italian army during WW1. I never got to meet him because he died in 1959. The stories my grandfather told me about him were unbelievable. I intend to buy a Panerai because of him.
I’m actually wearing my Seiko King Turtle. I got it for my Promotion for getting E7, Such a great watch and I can look back at all the memories I’ve made getting to SFC when I look at that watch
Dude, I'm afflicted by the same addictions. I'm a Rolex guy . I own a 116610ln Submariner, a Datejust 41, and am on the list for a Batgirl GMT 2 as well. My latest acquisition is the large Santos de Cartier. As a beater watch I wear a GM 2100 half metal G - shock. My EDC is a glock 23, but I am an old IPSC shooter and love the 1911 platform. My other preferences are P series Sigs and S&W revolvers. My safe queens are an old variant 6 inch nickel plated Python and a 1957 National Match 1911 with a Royal Colt finish with a 2 digit serial number. I'm glad I found this video. It definitely struck a chord. Keep your powder dry and wear the watches you love in good health.
@@rafaeloliva6425 Metal G shock, Santos, and a DJ 41 pure class! A true savant knowing the jubilee makes it the batgirl not batman; dude can buy it and make a video but doesn't confirm the info bogey.
The Cartier Santos is the epitome of class and function. Super comfortable and the strap change system is the best. I have the white dial but be warned, shiny bezel scratches easily…. There is a gray ADLC version on my short list. I would like A Rolex sub (no date) but my heart says Panerai Quaranta
@paulbonaventura4969 Congratulations on the Santos. The silver opaline is the best dial! Get yourself a Cape Cod cloth, and you won't have to sweat the bezel scratches. An occasional touch-up with the Cape Cod cloth and some Reninesance metal polish restores the bezel to mint condition. I went even further and found slightly used OEM stainless bezels at $45 a piece on eBay. I purchased 2 of the extra bezels ( my girlfriend has a Santos as well) as backups in case either one of the bezels gets any really damage.. Any jewler can swap them out (held on by 8 screws) with no problem . I hope this helps you enjoy your Santos care free and wear the watches you love in good health.
I love at the end how he says, "You don't have to spend a lot." My favorite watch in my collection is my first automatic. A SKX007 that i bought myself as a present when i graduated my apprenticeship. Whenever i go abroad, that watch goes with me. It's been everywhere that i have and is just so special. My daily beater is my green rangeman. As i don't think an automatic would stand up to daily hammer swinging.
As an old, soon to retire, LASD detective sergeant, I've carried what some term as expensive guns (Sig 226 and 229 Legions, Staccato P) 10-8 and on warrant services, and I wear my Rolex 16600 Sea Dweller 10-8 as well. Tool watch doesn't mean you beat it up, just like a gun is a tool as was mentioned in the video, you take care of it and you appreciate it. That said, working SAR I wore a Marathon GSAR for years and it carries the scars to prove it. But it runs like a champ, because I take care of it.
How appropriate. I was watching your review of the Bul Armory 4.25” and there was a closeup of you holding the gun with a really nice watch on your wrist. I stopped the video and zoomed in but I could read the make very well. And now here we are.
One guntuber that I wanted to see do a watch collection video is Brandon Hererra. He's always wearing what looks to be cool watches in his videos but the only one I could identify was a two tone submariner.
My dream gun/watch pairing would be a Rolex Sub & Browning Hi Power, both from 1974. I love a good 1911, but the BHP was the real choice for dangerous dudes back then.
When shooting, I typically wear a Bremont MB III. Designed for military pilots as a GMT. Case hardened SS. Faraday cage. 100m rating. Made to withstand a seat ejection.
I like how I get 2 seconds of up close of the watch followed by 2 minutes of a wide shot, 15 feet away from the watch and then a couple closes ups of the guys’ faces. Super helpful. I definitely came here to view the watches for 5% of the time.
@@ChristianFarrington Fortunately I didn’t waste 2.5 hours looking at guys who talked about looking at watches. It may not have cost me money but 2.5 hours of my life would have been a high price to pay.
Timex: Takes a licking, keeps on Ticking. I earned my 2002 Music City Marathon Ironman watch, running 26.2 miles at the age of 40! Nine timex watches in total. Let's not bring up knives or coins.....
I have 2 MTM special ops watches🔥🔥🔥 One is called the airstryke II, and the other is the Cobra 47. Originally saw em when deployed across the globe. They were worn usually by the middle eastern special operations guys and they loved them. I ended up getting one. Incredibly rare. Only 3 shops in the world sell em. One in Los angels CA, one is Kuwait and one in Jordan. I've only ever met one other person who wears an MTM here in the states and he was a translator for some special ops units that earned his citizenship here in the states. Man had it through all sorts of ops and I ran into him at work while he was getting it serviced. He had the patriot model. Absolutely fantastic watches 🔥🔥🔥
I have an MTM Mafia 3 watch , I didn't know that Mafia 3 was a video game I'm not into video games but it's a great watch and love the nato style strap
Former Marine Combat arms and current USCG Reserves in a highly specialized unit, I either wear my Pam or my Citizen Promaster diver...Both have massive scratches and dents on them, I love them both.
The Sea-Dweller is great for us bigger guys. SD43 looks perfect on my 7 1/4" wrist, 6'02, 220 lb frame. I've owned numerous Submariners, but they've all come and gone. For me, it's just a Sea-Dweller 126600 and an Explorer II 216570. Both with matte black dials. Perfect pair of tool watches.
I love to find things to obsess over and learn about. I have really gotten into watches these past few years. I have built and bought a lot of watches, but I wear my Casios most often:)
Citizen JP2000-08E might be a honorable mention, it's the service issued watch by the danish "seals" and it's nickname is "Pingo" because the danish King Frederik X is a "Frømand" and "Pingo" was his nickname in his unit. Maybe a Squale Marina Militare is interesting too, they were the service watches for the Italian Navy and as a case manufacturer for Blancpain as the official service watch for the german "seals"
I really like these lifestyle videos that are a spill over from being a firearm enthusiast. And appreciate the recommendations on good entry-level brands to consider and covering what and why you guys like certain features. I skipped back and watched several parts of this video probably more so than any other. The timestamp descriptions were a great help. Awesome video as always guys!
Always liked watches , but got hooked after being issued my first dive watch in the military. Ended up buying a Rolex Submariner 5512 at the main PX in Da Nancy in 1969 on my first tour( deployment). I've been hooked ever since. BTW , I still have the 3 watches that I was issued and had no idea that they would be worth what they are now . I feel extremely grateful for the watches and the experiences that went with them . Great video !!!
Well my original comment got lost somewhere else on RUclips. I hate that. I mentioned that I recently bought an Oris Carlos Coste limited edition and an Omega Speedmaster Michael Schumacher edition at a local gun show. Paid very little for them both. Gonna have them confirmed as real or fake, then have them repaired and restored to start my collection! They both run just fine. Just missing a couple of external parts. The Oris fits my wrist perfectly so I had to buy it, and I’m a motorsport fan, so I had to buy the Michael Schumacher Omega haha! Wish me luck getting them restored!
I’m a basic function guy.. own about every type of middle to high end g shock and that is all I wear ever.. the old original pathfinder 2 being my favorite all time.. I work construction with my hands mind you and although I buy extra bands with each I get.. my 15-20yo orginal pathfinder 2 with the basic crappy rubber band is just now getting to the point of needing to be replaced.. indestructible, and just basic easy to use basic tools..
This video was right down my alley. I was on the Infinity SVI pistol team and I have several in the safe along with my high end over under shotguns. My watch collection is around 25 pieces with my Rolex Batman and Kermit being the favorite models to wear everywhere.
My only watch is a Swiss Army Officers watch with bracelet. Bought it for my 20th wedding anniversary, it has served me well. As a neophyte watch guy, I have two grail watches. A Muhle Glashutte that they developed for the German Maritime SAR and the Marathon GSAR.
My five must own watches. 1. Casio 2. Rolex (Explorer II/ Submariner) 3. Leather Strap Watch (Cartier Tank / JLC Riverso / A lange & Sohne) 4. Patek Phillipe Nautilus 5. Omega Speedmaster
Let’s face it, the vast majority of us or G-Shock on deployment. Funny thing is I remember when I thought spending $60 for one from the PX was a lot. Now I sit with a full box watch more laying around more than I can count, and some watches that cost more than my guns.
I learned about this channel a while back when a guy with a long beard walked into Riflegear in Fountain Valley, CA. I asked him about his watch. He was wearing a Tudor Pelagos. I was wearing my Seamaster 300M. We talked about watches for a bit and he told me about the channel. That dude was Chris. This was a great episode. Love guns, love watches.
GREAT vid! The Bond movies got me into watches and guns! My EDC and favorite pairing is my Ed Brown Kobra Carry with the orange-surround Trijicon front sight - and my OLKO Special Edition Steinhart Ocean GMT. Beautiful stainless steel...and the front sight on the pistol matches the orange GMT hand on the watch. 😎👍 BTW....STEINHART is an incredible and little known brand. I have several that replaced my Rolexes! Not that they are better watches, but the prices on Rolex have gotten insane - while Steinharts are incredibly affordable. I switched over, pocketed tens of thousands of dollars, and never looked back. Love, LOVE my Steinies. It's a German company that produces high quality watches in Switzerland. Swiss movements, 316L stainless steel or titanium, sapphire crystals, great water resistance, solid end and center links, etc. All for about $500 to $800 bucks!
Lovin that arctic GSAR ... have an anthracite black one myself! Great watches to share but definitely missing out some Sinn, Tudors and maybe some utility Oris pieces. Interesting style of episode nonetheless, keep em coming!
About a year in the realm - Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium - Stirling Upham - Garmin Instinct Goals - Breitling Aerospace - Tudor Pelagos 42 - Grail of a polar EII someday (orange hand model of any variation)
The Pelagos is awesome. I always find myself wearing it when I’m worried about damaging a more expensive watch. And it still looks good with a suit or a T-shirt.
For me it's all 3. Cars guns and watches love my Jaguar F-TYPE supercharged V8s convertible modified to 666hp . I have to many guns to mention 😜and I love my Rolex Dayton ice blue dial in Platinum also my Patek Philippe Aquanaut in rose gold with brown rubber band. Just to name a few!
My all time favorite no frills way under rated but beautifully balanced in visual appealing I tend to wear more than my two tone day date 36 is my submariner "NO" date. My opinion for me, simplistic and sexy. And to add 4.25" 1911 commander 10mm. Love the 1911 plat form
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Interesting...I'm a retired LEO and have the same watch as Greg, (Batgirl..Also bought mine for my 50th and for the same reasons with the colors)....I'm wondering if he's also sporting a G19 under his shirt? I'm of course, writing this while sipping a bourbon and smoking a cigar, after getting back from a drive in my 911, while of course, wearing my Piloti driving shoes 😆
Tough watches: look to Sinn in Germany, their EZM3 is the watch of the GSG9, and Fortis in Switzerland for their pilots and certified cosmonaut self winding watches.
Everyone should have a microbrand watch or two. Nodus watches are great and regulated to +/-6 seconds per day if I remember correctly. One of my favorite brands is Borealis and specifically the Cascais model. I recently picked up a Borealis Bull Shark on eBay that ended up being +/-1 sec/day, currently running around +0.5-0.7s/d
@@2Hats74 yea I think they’re still at the upper end of it, hasn’t quite broken out yet. I’ve wanted one of them but every time I consider getting one I just feel like saving for a Tudor Pelagos or Omega Seamaster. I recently got a Borealis Bull Shark V2 for a good price on eBay and it made me completely reconsider the Miyota line. I’ve been tracking it for three weeks. Most of the time it sits dial up at night (I’ve tried a bunch of the positions) but mixing on the wrist plus dial up has had it settle in at about +0.3-0.6 sec/day. It would gain 0.1 if I left it in another position at night. I need to true the time and measure it again doing dial only at night.
Guns, watches, radios, whiskey…❤ You guys def have kindred spirits here across the Pacific 😂 Wear your watches in good health, shoot your pieces to keep safe! 💪🏽
Born late 60’s. Gun, bourbon and cars here…watching this to get a watch perspective. I dont wear a watch unless running and that’s basically a computer to replace my phone.
Having a watch collection would be awesome but for me it's knives, swords, and black powder stuff, like powder horns. I think a really nice pocket knife is very cool! My watch is a Timex Expedition lol. Thank you and God Bless.
Omega smp300s are also up there for me. The new ones a thing of beauty without breaking the bank. Kinda makes me think they’re like classic P series SIGs. Those Speedy’s and SMPs are legendary in their own right, can hang with the big boys, but don’t really have over inflated prices like Gucci 2011s. They have as good (SRT), if not better, triggers than other mass produced guns. The Swiss connection is a nice touch even if they have fad super popular affordable guns like the 320 just like the omega moonswatch, effectively paying homage to their flagship pieces.
If im shooting Im wearing the g-shock. Its relatively cheap, light on the wrist, 200m of water resistance, practically indestructible and accurate to boot. Really can't beat it as a tool watch.
Marathon T-SAR on rubber strap
My great grandfather was in the Italian army during WW1. I never got to meet him because he died in 1959. The stories my grandfather told me about him were unbelievable. I intend to buy a Panerai because of him.
6 guns but 36 watches and yes, Teddy B. is THE watch channel. Retired LEO (OCSD), I agree with your guest completely.
6 watches and 50 guns on my end.
OCSD, was this Orange County in Cali? If so, started my career there and went through the academy.
I wear my Omega Seamaster when I’m 10-8 every single day. Great video.
What color? I am fond of my blue though it was a tough choice
I’m actually wearing my Seiko King Turtle. I got it for my Promotion for getting E7, Such a great watch and I can look back at all the memories I’ve made getting to SFC when I look at that watch
Badass!
An icon! Great watch
The turtle is a solid watch
Guns, watches, bourbon.... are you in my house???? 😆
Haha.
I’m more guns, watches and scotches type person. Plus it rolls off the tongue well.
mine too 😄
I was asking the same question
GSAR! I have one w the maple leaf.. thing could be used as a melee weapon!
Don't sleep on Hamilton, Sinn, and Tudors
Such a cool piece
Bought my jumbo gsar IDF after seeing Jake wear the marathon and it’s quickly become my second favorite after my Daytona. Love it.
The grey maple is almost cool enough to make me wish i was Canadian 🍁
Dude, I'm afflicted by the same addictions. I'm a Rolex guy . I own a 116610ln Submariner, a Datejust 41, and am on the list for a Batgirl GMT 2 as well.
My latest acquisition is the large Santos de Cartier.
As a beater watch I wear a GM 2100 half metal G - shock.
My EDC is a glock 23, but I am an old IPSC shooter and love the 1911 platform. My other preferences are P series Sigs and S&W revolvers. My safe queens are an old variant 6 inch nickel plated Python and a 1957 National Match 1911 with a Royal Colt finish with a 2 digit serial number.
I'm glad I found this video. It definitely struck a chord.
Keep your powder dry and wear the watches you love in good health.
Just got my Rolex sub but I’m also in love with the Santos Cartier.
@@irishkitty7257
Congratulations, both are great watches that compliment each other well.
Enjoy them in good health.
@@rafaeloliva6425 Metal G shock, Santos, and a DJ 41 pure class! A true savant knowing the jubilee makes it the batgirl not batman; dude can buy it and make a video but doesn't confirm the info bogey.
The Cartier Santos is the epitome of class and function. Super comfortable and the strap change system is the best. I have the white dial but be warned, shiny bezel scratches easily…. There is a gray ADLC version on my short list. I would like A Rolex sub (no date) but my heart says Panerai Quaranta
@paulbonaventura4969
Congratulations on the Santos.
The silver opaline is the best dial!
Get yourself a Cape Cod cloth, and you won't have to sweat the bezel scratches.
An occasional touch-up with the Cape Cod cloth and some Reninesance metal polish restores the bezel to mint condition.
I went even further and found slightly used OEM stainless bezels at $45 a piece on eBay. I purchased 2 of the extra bezels ( my girlfriend has a Santos as well) as backups in case either one of the bezels gets any really damage.. Any jewler can swap them out (held on by 8 screws) with no problem .
I hope this helps you enjoy your Santos care free and wear the watches you love in good health.
I love at the end how he says, "You don't have to spend a lot."
My favorite watch in my collection is my first automatic. A SKX007 that i bought myself as a present when i graduated my apprenticeship. Whenever i go abroad, that watch goes with me. It's been everywhere that i have and is just so special.
My daily beater is my green rangeman. As i don't think an automatic would stand up to daily hammer swinging.
First the Magnum PI guns. Then this. This is the type of thing this channel was always supposed to be
We’re all in
As an old, soon to retire, LASD detective sergeant, I've carried what some term as expensive guns (Sig 226 and 229 Legions, Staccato P) 10-8 and on warrant services, and I wear my Rolex 16600 Sea Dweller 10-8 as well. Tool watch doesn't mean you beat it up, just like a gun is a tool as was mentioned in the video, you take care of it and you appreciate it. That said, working SAR I wore a Marathon GSAR for years and it carries the scars to prove it. But it runs like a champ, because I take care of it.
Marathon is such a sleeper
Would love to see a Syndicate/Teddy collab!!
I have an MTM Mafia 3 watch , actually didn't know Mafia 3 was a video game I just liked the Nato type strap
How appropriate. I was watching your review of the Bul Armory 4.25” and there was a closeup of you holding the gun with a really nice watch on your wrist. I stopped the video and zoomed in but I could read the make very well.
And now here we are.
Timex Ironman. All I need, low cost, nobody wants to steal it.
I have 2 of those. One is probably from the 70's or early 80's
Jocko approved!
Just got my first legitimate Seiko Willard. It’s my new shooting companion if I’m not in the G Shock
One guntuber that I wanted to see do a watch collection video is Brandon Hererra. He's always wearing what looks to be cool watches in his videos but the only one I could identify was a two tone submariner.
I have noticed he acquired a Breitling Navitimer B01 41mm recently.
My dream gun/watch pairing would be a Rolex Sub & Browning Hi Power, both from 1974. I love a good 1911, but the BHP was the real choice for dangerous dudes back then.
This is basically How to be an All American Hunk.
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When shooting, I typically wear a Bremont MB III. Designed for military pilots as a GMT. Case hardened SS. Faraday cage. 100m rating. Made to withstand a seat ejection.
Cool piece!
I like how I get 2 seconds of up close of the watch followed by 2 minutes of a wide shot, 15 feet away from the watch and then a couple closes ups of the guys’ faces. Super helpful. I definitely came here to view the watches for 5% of the time.
I like how we were limited to 2.5 hours to film 25+ watches to create free content for you
@@ChristianFarrington Fortunately I didn’t waste 2.5 hours looking at guys who talked about looking at watches. It may not have cost me money but 2.5 hours of my life would have been a high price to pay.
I have a Breitling B-1 also. Great watch and the sketchy thing applies with me also
As a German, born and raised in the City of Frankfurt, I wear a SINN 142 Ti D1 on a daily basis for last 19 Years
Timex: Takes a licking, keeps on Ticking. I earned my 2002 Music City Marathon Ironman watch, running 26.2 miles at the age of 40! Nine timex watches in total. Let's not bring up knives or coins.....
I'm in the UK, watches, Harleys, whiskey, and guns, I have a 1911, albeit a .22 lbp, all we can have here, oh and a .357 Taurus too.
I have 2 MTM special ops watches🔥🔥🔥 One is called the airstryke II, and the other is the Cobra 47. Originally saw em when deployed across the globe. They were worn usually by the middle eastern special operations guys and they loved them. I ended up getting one. Incredibly rare. Only 3 shops in the world sell em. One in Los angels CA, one is Kuwait and one in Jordan.
I've only ever met one other person who wears an MTM here in the states and he was a translator for some special ops units that earned his citizenship here in the states. Man had it through all sorts of ops and I ran into him at work while he was getting it serviced. He had the patriot model.
Absolutely fantastic watches 🔥🔥🔥
I have an MTM Mafia 3 watch , I didn't know that Mafia 3 was a video game I'm not into video games but it's a great watch and love the nato style strap
I wear a mtm hypertech crono when I’m not wearing my Tag Heuer.
SINN is another great watch and uses German submarine steel
Former Marine Combat arms and current USCG Reserves in a highly specialized unit, I either wear my Pam or my Citizen Promaster diver...Both have massive scratches and dents on them, I love them both.
Gun and watch guy for about 20 years, I always come back to Sinn for the best representation of "us".
Great watch
I also love guns and watches. Alternate between those two and golf and guitars 😂
Recently picked up a two tone submariner(black and gold). It’s an amazing watch.
Rolex Sea Dweller is where it’s at. I thought I wanted a sub until I got an SD. Outclasses it every way possible. I wear mine every day.
The Sea-Dweller is great for us bigger guys. SD43 looks perfect on my 7 1/4" wrist, 6'02, 220 lb frame. I've owned numerous Submariners, but they've all come and gone. For me, it's just a Sea-Dweller 126600 and an Explorer II 216570. Both with matte black dials. Perfect pair of tool watches.
The Seadweller is a bit too thick, the super case 116610ln wears just about the same and is thinner.
My current watch collection is over 115 timepieces. Still have my first Seiko from 1970's when I was in junior high school.
Thank you for a very unpretentious watch podcast. Two guys talking about watches. Knowledgeable but not expert. Very entertaining.
I love to find things to obsess over and learn about. I have really gotten into watches these past few years. I have built and bought a lot of watches, but I wear my Casios most often:)
Fun to see you branch out, would watch more videos like this, please just show more footage of the watches would be great!
Citizen JP2000-08E might be a honorable mention, it's the service issued watch by the danish "seals" and it's nickname is "Pingo" because the danish King Frederik X is a "Frømand" and "Pingo" was his nickname in his unit.
Maybe a Squale Marina Militare is interesting too, they were the service watches for the Italian Navy and as a case manufacturer for Blancpain as the official service watch for the german "seals"
I really like these lifestyle videos that are a spill over from being a firearm enthusiast. And appreciate the recommendations on good entry-level brands to consider and covering what and why you guys like certain features. I skipped back and watched several parts of this video probably more so than any other. The timestamp descriptions were a great help. Awesome video as always guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!
My everyday watch is a GShock GGB-1000. Its my favorite watch ive ever owned.
Thank you for the pairings! 👍👍
To my fellow German gun enthusiasts, I would highly suggest checking out the Mühle Glashütte SAR rescue timer.
CWC G10 needs a spot on this roster
Arnold also wore it in "Raw Deal" as he's prepping for his Big Mission.
I've heard he also wore it in "Twins" and "The Running Man."
I'm watching this video wearing my Orient Ray 2. It was my first mechanical watch and I love this thing.
That's because we really appreciate fine craftsmanship and respect the mechanical engineering achievements.
Always liked watches , but got hooked after being issued my first dive watch in the military. Ended up buying a Rolex Submariner 5512 at the main PX in Da Nancy in 1969 on my first tour( deployment). I've been hooked ever since. BTW , I still have the 3 watches that I was issued and had no idea that they would be worth what they are now . I feel extremely grateful for the watches and the experiences that went with them . Great video !!!
The original G shock commercial also had a version where a hockey player took a slap shot with the watch
Well my original comment got lost somewhere else on RUclips. I hate that. I mentioned that I recently bought an Oris Carlos Coste limited edition and an Omega Speedmaster Michael Schumacher edition at a local gun show. Paid very little for them both. Gonna have them confirmed as real or fake, then have them repaired and restored to start my collection! They both run just fine. Just missing a couple of external parts. The Oris fits my wrist perfectly so I had to buy it, and I’m a motorsport fan, so I had to buy the Michael Schumacher Omega haha! Wish me luck getting them restored!
Lead singer in a rock band, is this guy Judas Priest’s Rob Halford?
Batman is on the oyster. Batgirl on jubilee. Awesome watch!
Rolex, omega but my coolest watch is my Chronosport udt
I’m a basic function guy.. own about every type of middle to high end g shock and that is all I wear ever.. the old original pathfinder 2 being my favorite all time.. I work construction with my hands mind you and although I buy extra bands with each I get.. my 15-20yo orginal pathfinder 2 with the basic crappy rubber band is just now getting to the point of needing to be replaced.. indestructible, and just basic easy to use basic tools..
I daily my Citizen Promaster Ti Diver. Light weight, eco drive and ISO certified diver!
This video was right down my alley. I was on the Infinity SVI pistol team and I have several in the safe along with my high end over under shotguns. My watch collection is around 25 pieces with my Rolex Batman and Kermit being the favorite models to wear everywhere.
Guns, whiskey, knives, watches and guitars
The crossover I've been waiting for. Me personally I love my watches how I like my guns; Teutonic. Hanhart is the pride of my small collection
🤙🏻
A watch is an accessory of a learned man.
I have had an Orient TITANIUM Quartz watch,those survived 10 deployments
My only watch is a Swiss Army Officers watch with bracelet. Bought it for my 20th wedding anniversary, it has served me well. As a neophyte watch guy, I have two grail watches. A Muhle Glashutte that they developed for the German Maritime SAR and the Marathon GSAR.
My five must own watches.
1. Casio
2. Rolex (Explorer II/ Submariner)
3. Leather Strap Watch (Cartier Tank / JLC Riverso / A lange & Sohne)
4. Patek Phillipe Nautilus
5. Omega Speedmaster
Cars, guns, watches, whiskey, knives...please pray for us.
Let’s face it, the vast majority of us or G-Shock on deployment. Funny thing is I remember when I thought spending $60 for one from the PX was a lot. Now I sit with a full box watch more laying around more than I can count, and some watches that cost more than my guns.
I bought a Breitling Navitimer Premier after filming this video.
Yea you did
I also noticed the steel flame killbox Greg was wearing
The sumo wrestler commercial was actually the Timex watch, not Casio.
But still a awesomely done commercial.
No one mentions Invicta watches. I have a few and they are indestructible. Huge and easy to read.
Marathon is a Canadian company that we are very proud of. The Gsars have been battle tested.
love my watches as well. mechanical things...
I learned about this channel a while back when a guy with a long beard walked into Riflegear in Fountain Valley, CA. I asked him about his watch. He was wearing a Tudor Pelagos. I was wearing my Seamaster 300M. We talked about watches for a bit and he told me about the channel. That dude was Chris. This was a great episode. Love guns, love watches.
I had a feeling you were talking about the Arizona Yeti..That man is a real brother..
@Chrisblau
This could be 24hrs and i would still watch it
GREAT vid! The Bond movies got me into watches and guns! My EDC and favorite pairing is my Ed Brown Kobra Carry with the orange-surround Trijicon front sight - and my OLKO Special Edition Steinhart Ocean GMT. Beautiful stainless steel...and the front sight on the pistol matches the orange GMT hand on the watch. 😎👍
BTW....STEINHART is an incredible and little known brand. I have several that replaced my Rolexes! Not that they are better watches, but the prices on Rolex have gotten insane - while Steinharts are incredibly affordable. I switched over, pocketed tens of thousands of dollars, and never looked back. Love, LOVE my Steinies. It's a German company that produces high quality watches in Switzerland. Swiss movements, 316L stainless steel or titanium, sapphire crystals, great water resistance, solid end and center links, etc. All for about $500 to $800 bucks!
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Lovin that arctic GSAR ... have an anthracite black one myself! Great watches to share but definitely missing out some Sinn, Tudors and maybe some utility Oris pieces. Interesting style of episode nonetheless, keep em coming!
About a year in the realm
- Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium
- Stirling Upham
- Garmin Instinct
Goals
- Breitling Aerospace
- Tudor Pelagos 42
- Grail of a polar EII someday (orange hand model of any variation)
The Pelagos is awesome. I always find myself wearing it when I’m worried about damaging a more expensive watch. And it still looks good with a suit or a T-shirt.
Sinn and Gshock are my favorites rn, wearing my 356Sa with the copper dial rn
The guy she tells you not to worry about wears breitling.
Hahaha
For me it's all 3. Cars guns and watches love my Jaguar F-TYPE supercharged V8s convertible modified to 666hp . I have to many guns to mention 😜and I love my Rolex Dayton ice blue dial in Platinum also my Patek Philippe Aquanaut in rose gold with brown rubber band. Just to name a few!
My all time favorite no frills way under rated but beautifully balanced in visual appealing I tend to wear more than my two tone day date 36 is my submariner "NO" date. My opinion for me, simplistic and sexy. And to add 4.25" 1911 commander 10mm. Love the 1911 plat form
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Interesting...I'm a retired LEO and have the same watch as Greg, (Batgirl..Also bought mine for my 50th and for the same reasons with the colors)....I'm wondering if he's also sporting a G19 under his shirt? I'm of course, writing this while sipping a bourbon and smoking a cigar, after getting back from a drive in my 911, while of course, wearing my Piloti driving shoes 😆
A man of refinement
I love my GSAR. Absolute best daily driver. More watches need tritium
Tough watches: look to Sinn in Germany, their EZM3 is the watch of the GSG9, and Fortis in Switzerland for their pilots and certified cosmonaut self winding watches.
You guys inspired me as you were nerding out. I bought a driver's watch with the tilted dial. Haven't worn a watch in 20 years.
Oh that’s badass!
Everyone should have a microbrand watch or two. Nodus watches are great and regulated to +/-6 seconds per day if I remember correctly. One of my favorite brands is Borealis and specifically the Cascais model. I recently picked up a Borealis Bull Shark on eBay that ended up being +/-1 sec/day, currently running around +0.5-0.7s/d
Would Christopher Ward count? I have been looking at the Bel Canto recently.
@@2Hats74 yea I think they’re still at the upper end of it, hasn’t quite broken out yet. I’ve wanted one of them but every time I consider getting one I just feel like saving for a Tudor Pelagos or Omega Seamaster. I recently got a Borealis Bull Shark V2 for a good price on eBay and it made me completely reconsider the Miyota line. I’ve been tracking it for three weeks. Most of the time it sits dial up at night (I’ve tried a bunch of the positions) but mixing on the wrist plus dial up has had it settle in at about +0.3-0.6 sec/day. It would gain 0.1 if I left it in another position at night. I need to true the time and measure it again doing dial only at night.
Perfect gun guy watch: any Sinn. But especially the U or EZM series.
Great piece
Guns, watches, radios, whiskey…❤ You guys def have kindred spirits here across the Pacific 😂 Wear your watches in good health, shoot your pieces to keep safe! 💪🏽
Gun guy ✅ bourbon guy ✅ new watch guy ✅
Welcome to the club. It’s a good club
I’m a gun/ watch guy as well. I recently got a late 80s Rolex datejust. I edc a sig p365 xl spectre comp
This guest seems like a very cool guy. First time watching this channel.
Welcome
More of this, love the pairings! Make this a series! The bond seamaster plus alchemy combo might have to happen for me someday!
If this episode had Shelby mustangs with the watches and guns it would be my perfect episode
Finally, a watch review for gun folks
Love my guns. Got back into watches. Love my Omega Seamaster. Wife got me a Bulova. Can’t stop window shopping hahaha
NICE!!!! dude is rocking a Steel Flame Killbox on his neck..
Can't ever go wrong with a plain old $350.00 G-Shock mudmaster.
I think I’m a vintage guy, I daily a Submariner 1680 from 1979 and a Gen 1 Glock 17 from 1987 as my duty weapon. Same one my dad carried on duty.
Born late 60’s. Gun, bourbon and cars here…watching this to get a watch perspective. I dont wear a watch unless running and that’s basically a computer to replace my phone.
Guns, pens, watches and knives.
Having a watch collection would be awesome but for me it's knives, swords, and black powder stuff, like powder horns. I think a really nice pocket knife is very cool! My watch is a Timex Expedition lol. Thank you and God Bless.
My Breitling super ocean is my favorite watch I own, it checks all the boxes for me like the Sig Sauer 365
Omega smp300s are also up there for me. The new ones a thing of beauty without breaking the bank. Kinda makes me think they’re like classic P series SIGs. Those Speedy’s and SMPs are legendary in their own right, can hang with the big boys, but don’t really have over inflated prices like Gucci 2011s. They have as good (SRT), if not better, triggers than other mass produced guns. The Swiss connection is a nice touch even if they have fad super popular affordable guns like the 320 just like the omega moonswatch, effectively paying homage to their flagship pieces.
I wear a GSAR 41mm everyday. Only time I take it off is to adjust the date/ time.