Rolex Explorer II 40MM: Omega Speedmasters; F.P. Journe Tourbillon & Luxury Watches to Buy
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Contact tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing and availability; Either I have it, or I can get it!
• A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual 410.025 $82,950
• A. Lange & Sohne 1815 233.032 $17,950
• A. Lange & Sohne Langematik 308.027 $18,950
• A. Lange & Sohne 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar 421.032FE $137,500
• F.P. Journe Tourbillon Diamond Pave / Baguette Bezel $319,500
• Glashutte Original Vintage Sixties Panorama Date Degrade Orange 2-39-47-09-02-04 $6,650
• Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24-Seconde (white gold) $149,500
• Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Dark Side of The Moon 311.92.44.51.01.003 $7,650
• Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark II 145.014 (vintage Omega Speedmaster) $2,950
• Patek Philippe 5396G-001 annual calendar moon phase $32,950
• Roger Dubuis Sympathie 40 S40 57 5 3.62/14 (rose gold, Geneva hallmark, chronometer) $8,950
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36mm 116000 (Red Grape dial) $5,050
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II 16570 (black dial) $6,450
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Milgauss Z-Blue 116400GV $7,450
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller 43 126603 (steel gold) $17,450
• Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Full Open (38mm) 03.2153.400/78.C813 $6,950
Luxury watches for sale spanning Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, F.P. Journe, and more of the best luxury watch brands await viewers of the weekend’s leading wristwatch safari! Host Tim Mosso shares a raft of dive watches, chronographs, pilot’s watches, dress watches, and tourbillon watches for (potentially) house-bound luxury watch buyers, watch collectors, and watch enthusiasts.
Rolex watches for all budgets and all wrist sizes populate the table. A 43mm Rolex Sea-Dweller in yellow gold and stainless steel provides professional diving equipment with warmth and style. The colorful “red grape” dial of our traditional 36mm Oyster Perpetual belies its price with charm and presence. A 40mm Explorer II dual time watch with black dial provides a handy travel reference without the controversial “super case” of the 2011 42mm successor model. Tim’s favorite Rolex, the Milgauss GV “Z-Blue” sparkles thanks to an ion-inspired dial suited to the technical trade origins of the Milgauss model line.
Omega Speedmaster options include two sizes and two legendary models. The 1969 vintage Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark II is a stylish period piece that pointed the way for a generation of 1970s tonneau-cased chronographs. The Speedmaster Moonwatch Dark Side of The Moon offers a generous 44.25mm black ceramic case that defies scratches and design obsolescence in equal measure; this watch looks a striking as the day it bowed at Baselworld 2013.
An F.P. Journe Tourbillon with diamond paved dial, lugs, and bezel offers a rare high-jewelry take on Francois-Paul Journe’s most famous watch. With a 40mm platinum case, a tourbillon, a remontoir constant force device, and a range of immaculate hand-set diamonds, this watch combines technical sophistication with decadent luxury in equal measure.
A Lange & Sohne of Glashutte, Germany impresses with no fewer than four watches on today’s program. The Datograph Perpetual is both flyback chronograph and perpetual calendar; both reside within its 40.9mm platinum case. A 41.9mm 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar in rose gold stuns with its compound complication and 631-piece caliber 101.1. The simple and striking Saxonia Langematik stands apart thanks to its “panoramadatum,” versatile 37mm white gold case, and sophisticated micro-rotor automatic caliber L092.1 “Sax-o-Mat.” A three-hand 1815 with rose gold case and silver dial demonstrates Lange’s mastery of simple watches to match its deft hand with complications.
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I am always amazed Tim talks through a half hour video without even breathing
It was even loner than that. I shot this week's Wednesday and Saturday shows back-to-back on Monday so I could take care of family business in New York.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews I am impressed. I hope your family business is positive, not sad business.
@Qwerty 370 Sad cirumstances
GF Tourbillon 24° amazing tech caliber, not for all costumers, but excellent piece. I met Mr. Forsey at the México SIHH great person.
My two votes this show
1. RD simpathie , underrated model, Geneva Hallmark, "retro actual" design ... Great watch.
2. AL&S 1815 the Best simplicity, elegance and quality on the wrist.
Thanks Tim and Crew
Tim,
I’m a long time watcher and fan of your channel. First of all, thank you for your incredible amount of high quality work.
Your knowledge of horology is astounding but most impressively, your presentations are always beautifully articulate, knowledge dense and accurate, consistent in format and balance your position as a salesperson and true passion as a watch connoisseur so well. Your obsession with these time pieces is infective and contagious in a great way. The way you highlight the high points of any given watch without fluff, without generic descriptives gives us viewers a broad appreciation for the work and craftsmanship that goes into these time pieces. Oh, and you’re the only person who pronounces every single French, german, Swiss word and name perfectly. It’s much appreciated.
The only thing your channel is missing is ultra high magnification video shots like watchfinder.co.uk has, but the amount of content y’all produce is so massive, that type of videography certainly may not feasible.
Again, thank you for feeding us knowledge hungry watch lovers with the best content on the web.
Will
It would be fun, but it's beyond my resources. Ultra-high magnification and edits aren't compatible with our production approach; I shoot two inventory shows and 28-32 individual watches per week. Combining that volume with Watchfinder's approach would require an army. Perhaps someday.
Best,
Tim
William W -could’ve said it any better...
That Roger DuBuis is a screaming deal, and beautiful timepiece, wow! 🤩
There are legends of sport, legends of art, legends of music, legends of film - Tim is a legend of watches!
Wonderful show Tim 👏🏻
That GO dial is a dinner conversation piece for sure !! What a beauty!
This channel is very underrated. Such knowledge and always such brilliant pieces. Thank you.
Greubel Forsey are mind melting, I love em!
A Lange display case back just never fail to amaze and give its time pieces the wow factor. Thanks Tim and guys in the studio. Have a nice weekend and stay safe and healthy. Yit out.
Nice table of watches. I own a Sixties Senator Date and love that Glashutte built a $8,000 tribute to a $200 Timex. 👍
I have a timex marlin and was thinking the same thing lol...
The Oyster Perpetual , I love it ! this is the Rolex watch for me , total class a pure no BS watch .
I like the colorful Oyster Perpetuals, and I continue to hope that the green dial will be offered on a 36 or 39mm model.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews I love the green dial with those little orange accents my favourite .
Awesome as usual!! I'm rechristening that GO vintage 60s panorama date from degrade orange to "The Eye of Sauron"
It does look that way, and it's rare. At least six steps are involved in making that dial, and GO announced that the orange would be a one-year model for 2019.
Best,
Tim
Tim, you da man! I can listen to you talk about timepieces for days! Big fan of that Roger Dubuis. And that GF is out of this world! Keep up the great videos!! 😎😎
You work hard , two tapings back to back...! Love those watches !
And then a drive from Philadelphia to New York; it was a challenging day!
Best,
Tim
Covid-19 is going to be terrible for my watch habit.
No sports, no travel, work from home...I have nothing to think about but watches for the next 6 weeks.
Take in a dozen out of school kids for 3 weeks for a decent fee and fund a new one!
@@benevolentautore4463 I like the way you think.
You should be thinking about putting that money in the market. I’m digging change out of the couch. Smart investing now could be difference between retiring on a beach and working until 70.
Agreed.
Now is the time to buy.
Love that Zenith 38 mm's is the perfect size .
"you need one hell of a personal style to pull off that Journe with a straight face" lol, if I were drinking coffee, I would have spit it out... "Rhye dial with a smile"...this guy is on fire today.
When I was first introduced to Glashutte by your channel, I determined to own one for weekend, daytime, casual wear. So much to admire about its shape, finish and proportions. But then I became aware of how much smaller the movement is than the case. I find that disappointing. The large aperture of the saphire case back even emphasizes this fact, as if Glashutte wants ensure we all know. The impression I get is, they have cheaply repurposed an older movement from a smaller model to quickly produce this later design with larger proportions. I can't see this as favorable feature of its design. Since then you've made me aware of the Jaeger LeCoultre Ultra Thin Moon Phase and my search this place in my collection is sealed. Thank you for allowing me to post my humble opinion.
Love the two tone Sea Dweller! Thanks for the show Tim. Hope your mother has a quick recovery.
T-Mosso top of the morning.
While I LOVE the green crystal and the blue dial, I think the Milgauss is a difficult choice when compared to the 15mil gauss armor of an Aqua Terra. Especially since the main selling point of the model is a feature that has been completely eclipsed by modern engineering by Omega and others.
I’ve thought the same exact thing for years.
Great show Tim as always!
Keep safe!
Wake up Weekend! Great job guys! I am amazed that GF is available at the listed price point for what you get. My fave though has to be that Glashutte... that dial and the etched numerals are a great touch as well. I can imagine it would look way more spectacular in person.
Tim you are the best antidote to Coronavirus! watching your show I forgot all about it! thank you!
beautiful watches , love that daimond case , bezels and dial !!
Great show Tim as usual
Thank you for supporting the show, Christopher!
Best,
Tim
Oh yeah...... my horology craving is fixed....
Oh gosh that FPJ is a killer!!!!!!!
But that Omega mark 2 & GO is a respectable killer too.... love it!!!!!!! Sweet!!!!!
Oh boy the Lange 1815 is to die for.
Comeback up soon stock market 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Time out, Tim out.
Best closer line in all of RUclips
The curves of that Milgaus are so delightful that they even give us a good look at Andrew! Kudos for the great work guys.
Can you do a show about the watches that are the ones that have been in the vault the longest?
Great as usual Tim, Thanks for the watch update, I hope your mother is recovering well.
I think the watch industry and business are both taking a hit this time, a black swan event that will affect us all in the next months.
I have to say the Roger Dubuis Sympathie looks very cool and unique, but my favorite from this table is the unattainable Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24-Seconde :D
T Man!!!! Great vid. Just picked up another watch from you guys. Sent you a lume shot for the show :) all the best!
Watches and coffee!!!! Good morning Tim!!!
Great show Tim 👍👏
Got my ss back Daytona from my AD, hoping supply increases so I do t have to wait another 2 years
Fix the watch box app. Crashes every ten seconds and never finds a watch that isn't 20k.
Lange movements 😍
That GV Milgauss is growing on me. Thinkin’ about adding an Explorer first, though.
Also, you weren’t kidding the other week about the collection of Lange you had ready.
16:16, well worn but not worn well. 😣 Tim, always leaves us wanting more, thanks.
Tim, are you holding out on buying the Milgauss because there is that rumour of Rolex releasing an updated model soon? Do you think they will release it this year? Excellent choice of watch BTW.
hello from singapore
Hello from the west coast of Canada !
Good video. Love the variety. The microphone is struggling. Example: 12:05
So Tim, your wishlist now contains the Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon and the Rolex Milgauss?
the speedmaster's looks went 10x up with that strap. 12:55
Weekend watches ! Yippee !
Flooded FPJ, sick. And I’m a boring SS watch guy. Just got my very first gold watch last week. But the FU factor of that watch is amazing. Too blingy for me, but I can appreciate the crazy ;-)
Love the show as always, but wanted to let you know you're pronouncing pavé wrong.
Thank you for supporting the show, Matthew. "Paved" is my native English language terminology for the decoration style of this watch.
Pavé is correct if we're using all original language terms as Journe himself would speak them, but that's not the case in my presentation. While I use French terms often when they're conventions of the hobby for English speakers (e.g., "tourbillon," "foudroyante"), diamond-paved dials and cases aren't common for men's watches on this program. That, and my video feed isn't the most detailed, so clarity is my goal when describing how the watch looks in person; it's definitely "paved" with diamonds inside and out.
I follow the annual Belgian/French cycling classics each year, so "pavé" is an old friend.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews ok, Tim!
A shorter show with less watches than usual it seems...any particular reason why? The two-tone Sea-dweller has no reason to exist. I imagine doesn’t sell well and will likely be discontinued in the near future. As you can tell, I don’t like it! I didn’t know Journe also made iced out watches like Rolex, more disappointment.
The sector dial Patek annual calendar is more my jam, very nice. The dark side of the moon, another good’n. And then the Mk2, my favorite Speedmaster of them all! The Glashutte is a lot of fun and reminds me of a GS Snowflake with it’s textured dial. Finally, nobody makes a rotor like Lange 🙂
Somebody please tell Tim about Porsche.
Tim for Ted Talk ! Who's with me ?
Tim Please Bring The Chat Box Back and go Live on these shows again, without the chat box it becomes to boring!!!!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN TOLD
The RolexOyster Prpetual 36, “The Perfect watch”
Sorry Tim, but that Greubel Forsey is just amazingly ugly - it brings to mind Prince Charles' quotation about "a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved, elegant friend," And the movement finishing appears nowhere near the level of Lange or Patek, however many hours it took. No doubt an impressive mechanism, but the overall design is practically a challenge to any sense of style and good taste. No doubt it should sell very quickly...
1 Like for the silly tag!
Wow-this dude is “good”
Too haut for me
(watches in this episode)
Dude, your breathing has changed. You seem short of breath. Go get checked. Legit. You’re gasping.
Oh boy the Lange 1815 is to die for.
Comeback up soon stock market 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂