I wouldn't say these are watches to avoid, they're great watches - but just watches to make sure you've tried on before buying. So 'Watches not to blind buy' would be a more appropriate title.
I think if someone buys a watch blind without an good returns policy and a mind open to returning if they don't love it, they shouldn't be buying that watch. I own one of the watches on the list (the Black Bay 54). I tried one on at an AD despite not even considering a submariner-style watch before, and I absolutely fell in love with it immediately. Months later it's my daily driver and I have no regrets whatsoever.
I don't think any of these watches should be avoided. Great watches, every single one of them (even the Navitimer). I have all CasiOak colors in my collection.
My thoughts exactly. One example being Tudor Black Bay 54 having a 37mm case is presented as a drawback but it's a SELLING POINT for me. I don't like massive watches that are bigger in diameter than my wrist. I think that watches that are 45mm and above look awful on most people unless they have the tree trunk sized wrists to support the dinner plate they are carrying around on their wrist.
Maybe "The Best Watch ..." is not your watch . The Moonwatch is the best watch in the world , according to many people , due to heritage , clear and simple looks and unchanged design over all the years. Many people like , but does that mean you HAVE to like it too ? If many people say , jump off that cliff it is the best experience ever , do you need to do that also ? If you like to swim/dive with your watch , the Speedy is not the best watch . If you wear your watch in activities , the hesalite version is not the best watch . For every reason somebody says it is the best watch , somebody else can give a reason not being it . Both are correct , if you buy 1 , it is your watch , just because somebody else likes it , doesn't mean you like it .
I think in this current insane bubble in watches, my advice would be to sit back and check out the usedlistings. The longer you wait, the better the prices seem to get. And avoid Rolex like the plague. They're just overhyped , overpushed and overpromoted by insufferable social media and hence, the bubble blew up. Every day I see more Rolex on the used market and prices are coming down hard. What goes up like a lunatic will come down like a lunatic. Still won't buy them though, as I currently can't stand what happened to the brand. And we're in recession right now, no matter the BS of the talkingheads. It's a global recession too. So just be patient would be my motto.
Recession or no recession if you buy or bought an Omega, Tudor, Seiko etc at rrp you would instantly lose money out the door. With Rolex (most steel pieces anyway) they’ll always again in value at rrp, even if now less than they did. Still a great brand to acquire from the AD if you can, financially, and if you love their designs, as I do, it’s win-win imho.
Just save up for and A Lange and Sohne, Vacheron Constantin and FP Journe. They will become very valuable brands in the future and getting one of their pieces early could be a brilliant buy a decade down the line. On top of the that the watches themselves are so much better than any Rolex Patek or AP
@@TonyAguirreJazz personally, if you're looking for another diver, 58 is actually the best from the line up. something about the 54 is muted. But then again, 58 is similar to your no date Sub, So Pelagos is alright.
I bought a Casioak in black with contrasting white hands and markers. But the negative LCD display it comes with is almost impossible to read. So bought a gray Casioak with a normal LCD display, and swapped that module over to the black case and dial. Then added lumed markers too. Much easier to read and use. Too bad it ended up costing around $300 to make it useful.... Oh, and in the swapping, I broke the backlight off the module, so that was cool.
And it is just the right size for guys like me who think the current Submariner is too big. The original Submariner was 37 mm and it was a big watch for its day.
After getting into mechanical watches, I honestly think I like a manual wind over an auto a lot of the time. With all my autos, I never know if it is near full wind or not, and accuracy dips if they are below 50%. With a manual wind, you just wind it fully before putting it on the wrist every day and you know you are good to go. Also for the Speedy, a rotor would just block the view of that beautiful movement.
@hittingreens5646 this is what I did for a while, but it began taking too long to keep them all wound and running. A pitfall of having 30+ automatic watches. Now I just pick the one I'm wearing for the day and wind it. So to me, hand-wound or auto is a completely moot point, I couldn't care less if it's either, as long as it's mechanical 🤷🏻♂️
@@hittingreens5646 Apparently some automatic movements really don't like being hand wound! They CAN be, but it causes very fast excessive wear on some of the parts (The gears that disengage the rotor, so I've heard). ETA 2824-2 being one example.
I bought my Speedy 8 years ago, It’s my favorite Watch in my collection. I do however love the new Navitimer B06. With Pistachio Dial. I’m on wait list for Rolex Batman GMT Longines’s are also great Watch’s. Bought the Zulu GMT last year with Green Bezel and Brown leather strap. Love that piece.
5:50 James Bond the suave murderer? Murder is a legal definition referring to an extra judicial homicide. As Bond is "licensed to kill" his killings are considered justified and legal in the eyes of the state. Therefore not extrajudicial and therefore not murder.
6:15 Adjusting the timing bezel requires unscrewing the 2nd crown, right? Will water enter the watch if bezel is adjusted while swimming on the surface of the water? Recommended action or not?
Just save $40-50 a week, and in a year or so, you'll have enough to buy a luxury watch. That's how I bought my Seamaster. It doesn't sound like a lot, but it adds up quicker than you think.
As an owner of a black-black Casioak, I concur it can be really hard to read and don't get me started on the mediocre light that last .5 seconds. With that said, I still wear it more than my other watches.
8:23 yeap can confirm that, I have it on my wrist right now, I have the camo gray model and in normal lighting conditions it's pretty readable, but if it's a little dark well good look m8, if you buy one I recommend contrasting indices with the color of the resin case
I've always found the complaint about the 40mm PRX strange. I have tiny 6.25" wrists so thought I would go for the 35mm. I tried it on and it was tiny, so I tried on the 40mm and its perfectly sized. I've never regretted going with the 40mm.
I have skinny wrists and tried on a PRX recently too. The 35 was tiny, but the 40 was just a bit too broad on account of its end links. Maybe I should try it with a rubber strap?
I own a Seastar and his take on Tissot here is especially bad. It's one of my favorite watches and an outstanding value. Then again , I don't have the wrists of a 16 year old Dallas debutante.
I don't get the point being put across, as popping out in a 3D fashion from a wrist is surely a bonus. I intend to buy one, but will obviously try it on first. Will be interesting to see if his comments sway my decision.....
I've got two Omega Seamaster's, one is 37mm & the other is 41mm. A good question to ask a jeweler is "does the manufacturer use plastic or metal gears? That is usually the difference between a $900 watch versus on that is twice the amount. A cheap maker is Invicta. Any of their watches tat are under $100, is a close out. They are also known as gaudy & oversized watches.
My thoughts exactly on the Casio 2100. I bought the silver case with silver hands and couldn't see a damn thing in broad daylight. I ended up giving it to my stepson as a going to university present and buying the blue dial version.
I have myself a handwound watch and it doesn´t bother me a bit. It´s better to have a handwinding mechanism without automation than a automatic without handwinding imo.
To summarize, if you are brain-scattered, undecided and easily-influenced, than keep watching different channels and listen to everything that everyone says. If, on the other hand, you know what you like and what you want, just go for it, and “Damn the torpedoes.. “ :) Cheers!
I have a collection of watches that embrace Rolex, Seiko, Citizen, Tag Heuer and recently the Tudor BB54. It’s so refreshing to wear a watch that doesn’t dwarf my wrist like the Rolex, Seiko & Tag Heuer. It’s the watch I wear the most because it’s an understatement and does what all watches should do tell the time and not be flipped as investments or shout “steal me”.
I'm fairly new to watch collecting, and SO FAR, I've not made too many horiffic mistakes, at least not expensive ones anyway. Accidentally bought a vintage Doxa on Ebay, having only seen it very briefly late at night while half asleep (Totally my fault), and when it arrived, it was half the size I expected.....Bloody ladies watch, not a gents. My ex boss bought that one off me. The other mistake was buying a REALLY cheap 'Mechanical' watch, that I wanted just to take it apart, and it turned out that the seller was lying, and it was quartz, dressed up with fake cogs to look mechanical on the pics! Hadn't lost too much on that, so no massive harm done! Bloody sick of seeing Tissot PRXs now LOL. Not a fan!
- My Tudor preference is the Black Bay M79230B-0008 41mm with the white hand set, and matt blue anodised aluminium Bezel insert for a little color. I Prefer the slightly bigger size. STILL has the retro signed crown with the Tudor rose, Domed sapphire crystal, and Rivet bracelet... A modern / retro look(LoL), the best of both worlds. - TISSOT preference is the GENTLEMAN POWERMATIC 80 SILICIUM T127.407.11.041.00, I just don't like integrated bracelets and the PRX. - Love the Omega Speedmaster Pro Chronograph... it's on my list, and I DON'T even like CHRONOGRAPHS.
got a laugh out of this vid jaja... although the Omega NTTD "issue" is really not an issue at all... i think is one of the bestwatches ever.... some day, some day....
Totally agree with your comments on the Casioak.. I have the Black out version went out one day with it upside down on my wrist didn’t realise till I was asked the time.!
What a great video! Should remind everyone, that there is no „best watch“, no matter what influencers might want to tell us (looking at all these shiny BB58 videos…). Rather there MIGHT be one, that ticks a lot of boxes for an individual.
I've followed Your stories since 2019. Better: I've studied Your stories for the last 5 years. So I'm very happy You've just reached the 1 million, Andrew. Congratulations! You got me, and walked me, into watches. And I can tell You: I'm a guy who's very picky and very very hard to catch. And You did it by just (very well) telling stories. I owe You one, Andrew. At least as much as You'd owe me ... for making me spend a real fortune in money ... and wonderful life time. Thank You so much, Andrew. Keep up the better work and, if I may, remember: The good stories will stay forever while the screams will (sooner or later) fade away. Let's celebrate!
I don't think you give the luxury watch crowd all wrong. I have complete faith in them that they are capable of winding their watch. I have no where near that kind of wealth, and I manage to charge my phone every day!
I've some of these watches, the Black bay, 2 Speedmaster (MkII and x33), 3 Seamaster (Peter Blake, Cosmic and Aquaterra), and the lots of G-Shock and I love them.
you are so right I loved the casioak design got one and could not see a thing. Plus it was as if the last 20 years of user interface optimization had been obliterated so hard to use I had to send it back regretfully
I bloomin love my Navitimer and I am unashamedly comfortable running around with my arms outstretched with my Biggles goggles and flying hat on going 'neeeeeeeeeeowwwwww'
I don't understand the horological fascination with "...the ideal case size." If there truly was an "ideal watch case size" than every watch would be that size and only that size. And of course a 39mm from one brand does not wear the same as a 39mm from another brand. Heck, even two 39mm cases from the same brand in different models don't wear the same. Much like shoes or anything else we wear. And while generally speaking large cases look best on large wrists and small cases look best on small wrists...everyone is entitled to their opinion and it's not really for one person to judge or even say how someone else should spend their money unsolicited. I say all of this to say...there is not "...an ideal case size". There is merely the case size that you prefer, that you think is attractive and or that you think gives you the most confidence. Anything else is conjecture and or speculation.
As readable as Finnegans Wake! I got a chuckle out of that one. Most of these watches are way out of my price range. The only advice I can give from the lower price range is that if you have an hankering for a vintage mechanical dive watch, you can't get more appropriate than a real vintage Seiko Turtle. A true tool watch that has been worn by more real divers than just about anything else. They were made to last, require little maintenance and IMO are a great looking watch. The winding won't hack or manual wind, which is a minor inconvenience to me, but may be a deal killer for others. It is a big watch, but it still looks good on my smallish wrist.
I have a vintage Seiko Turtle which I bought in the 90's. I was told many times that it was a nice watch but worthless. I think I only paid about $20 for it. It still runs great and is finally getting the appreciation that it always deserves. Personally, I've always liked it!
Negative Display with Casio G Shock need to be improved or eliminated as they impede the functionality of the watch. I just bought my 1st G Shock GBA 900 Red and while the watch looks great the digital display is hard to read in anything but good lighting conditions.
Great vid andy! Have the tissot PRX powermatic on blue rubber strap as my weekend watch and my omega aqua terra on both blue rubber and stainless steel bracelet love them both still have my great tissot elegance from my lovely dear departed mum from 20 years ago as a birthday gift! I buy what I like and nothing else should matter and all watch gifts should be embraced regardless! BTW love your videos, especially on your own channel 👍👍
As a retired airline pilot with over 35 years experience, I can tell you that the so called Breitling Pilot's watch is both ridiculous and impractical. As a professional, I used and considered the Rolex GMT II to be the best all-rounder for a professional aviator. That aside, a watch for Pilot's needs to be uncluttered, easy to read and give good illumination. A stopwatch function is handy but not necessary because all flight decks have a chronometer with stopwatch functions.
I had no idea that the blacked out Casioak existed. It sent chills up my spine. It's something I've never seen before. Sorry, not sorry Richard Mille. Is the Casioak an atomic bomb? A watch possessed by a demon? Strap it on and someone will have to call a priest. The H. Moser & Cie Vantablack watch is so black it reflects no light, but somehow the Casioak's black is blacker. It scares the shit out me.
Just ordered 2541.80 Seamaster goldeneye quartz....£1850... for the joy of a "set it and forget it" experience....buy used...a watch NOT to buy is most modern overpriced watches that used to cost half just 5 years ago . . Looking at you Omega, Rolex and others
I have that exact watch. Sadly, I never wear it and it sits in a watch box. Great watch though, but I now favour automatics. Great choice. In 2004, it cost me £700 in a sale. Crazy how prices have just shot up. Enjoy, and pretend you are Bond (or is that just me???)
@@alwayspooh1588ah I do like automatic watches too. I've had a few speedies, Aqua terras, Hamiltons and so on.. but like the idea of this more accurate, thinner and lighter version as a do it all watch. Thanks matey.
The Seamaster quartz is a watch worn at absolutely the most formal of occasions, so anyone telling you otherwise doesn't know what they are talking about ;-) Don't take my word for it - you can see a film of a bloke wearing a Seamaster Quartz at his wedding, and then the same bloke was also filmed at an event at which his dad got a new job. BTW that bloke is His Royal Highness Prince William the Prince of Wales, and he wore his Quartz Omega Seamaster at his own wedding, and at the coronation of his father King Charles III. :-)
@@VampireParrot brilliant ha ha ha! The reason I'm getting the 41mm, is because I got to borrow the 36mm mid size version for a few months, and I'm loving it. That's actually the Prince William watch i think - the smaller size... I'm really taken by the quality, and the design of the Seamaster, and glad I went for an early model. These days, they cost 3x as much they're thick, they have solid case backs, laser engraved dials... they're heavy too... really don't like most of the modern hockey pucks
Me gusta mucho el Black Bay, pero es muy caro, su mantenimiento ídem, por no hablar que te lo pueden robar. Lo mejor es ir con un Casio FW91 que ese no te lo afana nadie 😂
I'm thinking of getting an Autavia recently, and I'm leaning towards the bronze version I've never owned a bronze watch though, so I'm not sure how I'll feel about the patina later on I'm starting to think i should go for the stainless steel version to be safe Anyone here owns the watch and would like to share some your experience?
I have experience with the bronze Autavia and it seems to have some sort of coating that prevents patina. My other bronze watches turns green, along with my wrist. My Autavia does not. I bought a bronze Autavia, sold it and regretted immediately. Bought a new one and it stays.
My advice? Live your own life. Forget about your critics. Excel at your occupation without hurting others and their careers. Most importantly, No Worldly success can compensate for failure in the home.
I’ve got one TH Carrera and a few more cooking watches. As much as I love the Carrera the two Tissots I bought for two of my sons are very nice indeed - esp the Gentleman (naff name) Powermatic on the brown leather strap. I do though have a hankering for a Seiko Prospex Solar and which might be an early New Year pressie to myself if there’s a deal to be done anywhere. Buy what you like and can afford, not what anyone else tells you to buy.
I am large of wrist at 7.5 inches. So I favor watches 42mm or above. If I want to consider something smaller, I would need to go try it on. Though to be fair, you should never buy without trying it on anyway. That said, thus far I have bought all my watches blind (online), and so far its worked out nicely. I have a 2009 Navitimer ref A23322, blue dial with batons. I bought it second hand. Is it a busy dial? Yes. By and large the tiny silvered scales of the slide rule are too small to read, at least with my old eyes. But, those silvered scales are decorative more than they are practical and instead the inticracy make the dial beautiful in it's own way by playing with the light. I love it. I also have a Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, black dial, titanium on the 98B bracelet (ref: 5015-12B30-98B). Is it a big watch? Oh yes. Does the titanium make it feel too light? Actually, no. While I haven't handled the steel version to compare it to, I find my titanium edition still has quite enough heft to feel substantial. Probably the sheer size combined with the large three barrelled movement and with it being on the bracelet. And the quality is awesome. It feels solid like it's hewn from rock. The bezel action is incredible; audible and tactiley. The bracelet is an amazing piece of engineering and craftmanship, which would only let down for some by the lack of a quick adjust, but not by me. I love this thing, and it's often my first choice to wear. But I consider myself lucky having bought these blind and to have got away with it thus far. I have several watches on my shortlist for a next purchase, and a few of them I definitely need to look at first before committing money to them. Be careful out there people.
sometimes you hunt & might find a watch you think maybe this is the ONE but then it happens all of a sudden you realize that the watch only comes in a certain size/ style /color ect ect BUT ! wait a thought occurs maybe they might make a different model or perhaps the the watch you desire just has not been invented yet? this conundrum is not an easy problem to deal with and sooo my conclusion is that i will have too wait for either a new / updated version or just go ahead and pull the trigger ...while possibly still waiting ?!
For me the Tudor Black Bay Bronze with slate dial is the perfect dive watch. I love mine and in addition to the grey leather and two different fabric straps from the factory have had quite a few made for it. I think though I'd prefer it in steel, as it can be a pain to keep bright (have to do the ketchup thing every couple of months). Why on earth they don't make a proper sized 43mm steel Black Bay dive watch baffles me. Instead as you mentioned they came up with some stupid wee thing at 37mm, I tried it on at WoS and it looked like it had shrunk in the watch. It's a ladies' version. Mind you my smallest watch is an early 00s IWC Doppel at 42mm, with a Panerai 514 the biggest which measures 47mm but wears surprisingly modestly. I have an 8in wrist, hardly uncommon these days. I really don't get why so many recent releases are 1950s-sized tiddlers. People are quite a lot bigger today than they used to be 70 years ago.
Of course you should try on the watch you’re looking at. Then wait a few months, or even years. If the love is still there then get it. If the attraction has left then it wasn’t meant to be. I waited 2 years for my BB58 and it’s my most worn watch, not just for its comfort and functionality, but it’s stunning beauty that hasn’t waned yet.
You may have got a fake Navitimer, if the dial is messy.I've two navitimer, an old Cosmonaute and the last BO1 edition, and I can assure you that there is no problem with the dial or the slide rule.
Nice, I'd even own a few. My current fav--and my cheapest by far--is all whimsy and fun, the Pagani red-sapphire-bezeled moonswatch homage. Armed with superior specs, this 97-lb weakling beats the $350 (usd) Omega biocerplastic bully at its own game. If I put it on in November, Spring arrives. When the sun lights up the snowy dial and missile subdials glow, I'm at Aylsham Show, wanting to bite into this giant lollipop of a watch. But nobody's being impressed, you say? Just me; who else matters?
@@htschmerdtz4465 Exactly the word i would use to describbe that company, so it still seems fitting. I dont even think they have 1 "own" design in their whole catalog.🤷♂. Sorry
Ahh, superficiality. Can you find me any Omega legacy metal or mechanism in the biocerplastic Moonswatch beyond the outward appearance? Oddly, the best description I can find is, in-house counterfeit. At least the Pagani uses its own logo. And even at 5x the price, the moonswatch can't compete with Pagani's 316 stainless case and bracelet, sapphire glass and bezel, machined clasp. I'm sure you won't want to talk about those of course, and that's okay. @@Kilimanjahro
@@htschmerdtz4465 Dude, I think the “moonswatch” is the biggest joke since sliced bread. You will never catch me trying to defend that piece of overrated plastic😂😂. So having gotten that out of the way. Do you have a innovative design or even a “original” Pagani to turn me to yet, or can you not find one? I don’t mind being wrong, I just never seen one so I was hoping you could help with that🤷♂️.
Just so you know, even full size E6B computers don't always match up! That's right; even though they may be 3"-6" across, the markings don't match up. Hence, it would be unrealistic to expect the markings on watch like the Navitimer to match up. Secondly, concerning the Breitling Navitimer, there are other, less expensive watches that also have a similar look and function. I'm talking about offerings from Citizen. Their Navihawks, Nighthawks, and Skyhawks also feature an E6B bezel similar to the Navitimer's. However, they're all far less expensive than the Navitimer. Finally, because the Navihawks and Skyhawks have atomic timekeeping (denoted by "A-T" by Citizen), so they'll tell much better time than the Navitimer ever could.
To scratch that slide rule bezel itch, you can start down at Casio, go up thru Citizen, and land at Sinn, which is more or less more a Navitimer than a Navitimer. :D
😂😂😂👏🏾 Though I will say I pray the BB Pro gets discontinued and all the watch ‘experts’ then come to realise how much of a gem it is! Thickness shnickness 😂😂 it’s class
Does this watch exist? Diver 40x20x12 including glass. 47 or less lug to lug. Date option at 6. Drilled lugs or quick release bracelet. Bracelet 20 down to 16 back to 20, screw links. New style extension and 1K or less. Automatic
For those of us who know how to use it...the circular slide rule on the bezel is incredibly useful. Not just for flying, but in a restaurant, calculating a tip... when travelling, knowing instantly how much things cost in our own currency...
Can something be "three times cheaper'? ( Tudor BB vs Rolex) Does that calculate / make sense? I think 'One third of the price' is actually the correct statement. You should buy a watch that you like and will enjoy wearing for many years. If you're worried or excited about its future value... don't buy. If you're worried about its image... probably best to avoid it.
I wouldn't say these are watches to avoid, they're great watches - but just watches to make sure you've tried on before buying. So 'Watches not to blind buy' would be a more appropriate title.
That wouldn’t garner as many clicks
Yeah. Kind of disappointed in this channel for the misleading clickbait title.
I think if someone buys a watch blind without an good returns policy and a mind open to returning if they don't love it, they shouldn't be buying that watch.
I own one of the watches on the list (the Black Bay 54). I tried one on at an AD despite not even considering a submariner-style watch before, and I absolutely fell in love with it immediately. Months later it's my daily driver and I have no regrets whatsoever.
I don't think any of these watches should be avoided. Great watches, every single one of them (even the Navitimer). I have all CasiOak colors in my collection.
My thoughts exactly. One example being Tudor Black Bay 54 having a 37mm case is presented as a drawback but it's a SELLING POINT for me. I don't like massive watches that are bigger in diameter than my wrist. I think that watches that are 45mm and above look awful on most people unless they have the tree trunk sized wrists to support the dinner plate they are carrying around on their wrist.
@@sonnypally6 I have the 1926, it's even smaller (36mm).
I dont get it? These are all fine watches!
3 days ago the Omega Speedmaster was "The Best Watch in the Entire World"
Stay away!
Oh My God, Look Out, The Speedmaster Is Right Behind You!!!
Maybe "The Best Watch ..." is not your watch . The Moonwatch is the best watch in the world , according to many people , due to heritage , clear and simple looks and unchanged design over all the years. Many people like , but does that mean you HAVE to like it too ? If many people say , jump off that cliff it is the best experience ever , do you need to do that also ? If you like to swim/dive with your watch , the Speedy is not the best watch . If you wear your watch in activities , the hesalite version is not the best watch . For every reason somebody says it is the best watch , somebody else can give a reason not being it . Both are correct , if you buy 1 , it is your watch , just because somebody else likes it , doesn't mean you like it .
someone didn’t watch the video 😂
Hey you figured it out! These videos and their opinions are totally meaningless. They're just made to get views/keep you addicted to watches.
I think in this current insane bubble in watches, my advice would be to sit back and check out the usedlistings. The longer you wait, the better the prices seem to get.
And avoid Rolex like the plague. They're just overhyped , overpushed and overpromoted by insufferable social media and hence, the bubble blew up.
Every day I see more Rolex on the used market and prices are coming down hard. What goes up like a lunatic will come down like a lunatic.
Still won't buy them though, as I currently can't stand what happened to the brand.
And we're in recession right now, no matter the BS of the talkingheads. It's a global recession too. So just be patient would be my motto.
To each his own. I have a no date Rolex Sub and love it. That said, if I do buy another high end watch the Tudor Pelagos 39 will be the one.
Recession or no recession if you buy or bought an Omega, Tudor, Seiko etc at rrp you would instantly lose money out the door. With Rolex (most steel pieces anyway) they’ll always again in value at rrp, even if now less than they did. Still a great brand to acquire from the AD if you can, financially, and if you love their designs, as I do, it’s win-win imho.
Just save up for and A Lange and Sohne, Vacheron Constantin and FP Journe. They will become very valuable brands in the future and getting one of their pieces early could be a brilliant buy a decade down the line. On top of the that the watches themselves are so much better than any Rolex Patek or AP
@@all-caps3927 😆 you know how tough it is to get hold of an FP Journe at retail… almost impossible.
@@TonyAguirreJazz personally, if you're looking for another diver, 58 is actually the best from the line up. something about the 54 is muted. But then again, 58 is similar to your no date Sub, So Pelagos is alright.
Wednesday: Speedmaster is THE BEST watch. Period.
Friday: Avoid the Speedmaster. Its a manual wind.
Don't get the seamaster because it's titanium and too light. No need to mention the standard steel model is half the price of the bond watch.
@@matthewsmcdill And you pay more to get less. No ceramic bezel, no bracelet, no glass caseback, no wave dial.
@@Sicarius888 nico Leonard had the same complaint. Sold his NTTD because it was too light. My brother in christ, the standard one is perfect for you.
You can’t listen.
He was knocking only the non-auto, hand crank Speedmaster.
I bought a Casioak in black with contrasting white hands and markers. But the negative LCD display it comes with is almost impossible to read. So bought a gray Casioak with a normal LCD display, and swapped that module over to the black case and dial. Then added lumed markers too. Much easier to read and use. Too bad it ended up costing around $300 to make it useful.... Oh, and in the swapping, I broke the backlight off the module, so that was cool.
Agreed and Yet Casio continues to make models with negative displays smh.
@@jonathanturner4220 Purely for the looks, and people buy them because it looks cool and stealthy and tactical, who cares if you can't tell the time?
The Tudor BB 54 is still a stunning looking watch 👍 Au
And it is just the right size for guys like me who think the current Submariner is too big. The original Submariner was 37 mm and it was a big watch for its day.
Find the watch you like and then wait a year, if you still want one after 1 year its safe to buy.
Incredible framework, honestly!
Last year I wanted the prx an an orient, right now I don't even want to look at it😂
Unless it's an extremely limited run that is expected to sell out. Plus, you gotta look at the way inflation is going these days.
There is no way this video is made to be serious. These are all amazing watches!!!
After getting into mechanical watches, I honestly think I like a manual wind over an auto a lot of the time. With all my autos, I never know if it is near full wind or not, and accuracy dips if they are below 50%. With a manual wind, you just wind it fully before putting it on the wrist every day and you know you are good to go. Also for the Speedy, a rotor would just block the view of that beautiful movement.
So manually wind your autos every morning just like the speedy.....
@hittingreens5646 this is what I did for a while, but it began taking too long to keep them all wound and running. A pitfall of having 30+ automatic watches. Now I just pick the one I'm wearing for the day and wind it. So to me, hand-wound or auto is a completely moot point, I couldn't care less if it's either, as long as it's mechanical 🤷🏻♂️
Winding your watch every day can be quite a therapeutic part of your morning schedule
@@thetattedpharmacist3215You know that winding devices are for sale right? 😅
@@hittingreens5646 Apparently some automatic movements really don't like being hand wound! They CAN be, but it causes very fast excessive wear on some of the parts (The gears that disengage the rotor, so I've heard). ETA 2824-2 being one example.
All of these watches are brilliant, I personally have the Seamaster and Navitimer. I love both of them.
I have the same two as well. Seamaster on odd days. Navitimer on even days.
I bought my Speedy 8 years ago, It’s my favorite Watch in my collection. I do however love the new Navitimer B06. With Pistachio Dial. I’m on wait list for Rolex Batman GMT Longines’s are also great Watch’s. Bought the Zulu GMT last year with Green Bezel and Brown leather strap. Love that piece.
Andrew, you are the reason I bought a Speedmaster! You should get some sort of commission
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Buy him one 😊
5:50 James Bond the suave murderer? Murder is a legal definition referring to an extra judicial homicide. As Bond is "licensed to kill" his killings are considered justified and legal in the eyes of the state. Therefore not extrajudicial and therefore not murder.
I recently bought a Grand Seiko Titanium after trying it on. I thought it might be too light but I'm good with it.
Congratulations. What model number? I'm also interested in a GS. Specifically SBGA481. Thx
6:15 Adjusting the timing bezel requires unscrewing the 2nd crown, right? Will water enter the watch if bezel is adjusted while swimming on the surface of the water? Recommended action or not?
I’m avoiding ALL of these watches… because I can’t afford any of them!😂
I can pay for, but I DONT WANT TO WASTE MY MONEY!
Just save $40-50 a week, and in a year or so, you'll have enough to buy a luxury watch. That's how I bought my Seamaster. It doesn't sound like a lot, but it adds up quicker than you think.
I have a Tudor BB blue bezel in 41 mm.. wear it everyday. Love it
As an owner of a black-black Casioak, I concur it can be really hard to read and don't get me started on the mediocre light that last .5 seconds. With that said, I still wear it more than my other watches.
Can't you change it to 3 seconds? That's what I did.
8:23 yeap can confirm that, I have it on my wrist right now, I have the camo gray model and in normal lighting conditions it's pretty readable, but if it's a little dark well good look m8, if you buy one I recommend contrasting indices with the color of the resin case
Anybody know what the strap is on the BB54 0:54? Been looking for something similar for my 58 for ages.
I've always found the complaint about the 40mm PRX strange. I have tiny 6.25" wrists so thought I would go for the 35mm. I tried it on and it was tiny, so I tried on the 40mm and its perfectly sized. I've never regretted going with the 40mm.
I have skinny wrists and tried on a PRX recently too. The 35 was tiny, but the 40 was just a bit too broad on account of its end links. Maybe I should try it with a rubber strap?
@@nk6947 mines on the bracelet. I do have quite flat wrists, which probably helps a little
agreed. i didn't end up buying either, but the 35 seemed so small on my relatively skinny wrists.. the 40 was a good size to me
I own a Seastar and his take on Tissot here is especially bad. It's one of my favorite watches and an outstanding value. Then again , I don't have the wrists of a 16 year old Dallas debutante.
'The Tudor black Bay Pro is very much 3D. It's so 3D in fact that many people thought it was too 3D.' 😂
I don't get the point being put across, as popping out in a 3D fashion from a wrist is surely a bonus. I intend to buy one, but will obviously try it on first. Will be interesting to see if his comments sway my decision.....
The Navitimer is an iconic chronograph. In no way should anyone ignore it!
I have one it’s an awesome watch
I've got two Omega Seamaster's, one is 37mm & the other is 41mm. A good question to ask a jeweler is "does the manufacturer use plastic or metal gears? That is usually the difference between a $900 watch versus on that is twice the amount. A cheap maker is Invicta. Any of their watches tat are under $100, is a close out. They are also known as gaudy & oversized watches.
My thoughts exactly on the Casio 2100. I bought the silver case with silver hands and couldn't see a damn thing in broad daylight. I ended up giving it to my stepson as a going to university present and buying the blue dial version.
Congratulations on you 1M subscribers! I have been watching this channel since the pandemic, and it really got me into watches!
Every one of these is awesome, and you should buy two. Vintage diver craze....Oris says it's about time, we have been here a while.
I have myself a handwound watch and it doesn´t bother me a bit.
It´s better to have a handwinding mechanism without automation than a automatic without handwinding imo.
I’m starting to find Andrew’s opinions questionable ever since he ranked Apple Watch higher on the chart than Patek
You don't get it, simple! It's fun, don't take it too serious...
@@ernestkrajnc6412 That isn’t a watch it’s a gadget. Might as well add a phone to the list because it shows the time
I bought a 54, I love it so much. I don't like wearing my other watches now. I know that wears off sometimes but I don't think it will.
“the suave murderer” is my new favorite nickname for Bond - 5:35
To summarize, if you are brain-scattered, undecided and easily-influenced, than keep watching different channels and listen to everything that everyone says. If, on the other hand, you know what you like and what you want, just go for it, and “Damn the torpedoes.. “ :) Cheers!
I have a collection of watches that embrace Rolex, Seiko, Citizen, Tag Heuer and recently the Tudor BB54. It’s so refreshing to wear a watch that doesn’t dwarf my wrist like the Rolex, Seiko & Tag Heuer. It’s the watch I wear the most because it’s an understatement and does what all watches should do tell the time and not be flipped as investments or shout “steal me”.
I'm on the hunt for a new watch for around $1000 and I'm so glad I found this channel. 🇦🇺 😊
I'm fairly new to watch collecting, and SO FAR, I've not made too many horiffic mistakes, at least not expensive ones anyway. Accidentally bought a vintage Doxa on Ebay, having only seen it very briefly late at night while half asleep (Totally my fault), and when it arrived, it was half the size I expected.....Bloody ladies watch, not a gents. My ex boss bought that one off me. The other mistake was buying a REALLY cheap 'Mechanical' watch, that I wanted just to take it apart, and it turned out that the seller was lying, and it was quartz, dressed up with fake cogs to look mechanical on the pics! Hadn't lost too much on that, so no massive harm done! Bloody sick of seeing Tissot PRXs now LOL. Not a fan!
How can you crucify such classics..some of us like winding watches and changing gears.. Well presented..as always.
I have never been disappointed since I became a customer of NKUWAN . Their timepieces are of exceptional quality.
- My Tudor preference is the Black Bay M79230B-0008 41mm with the white hand set, and matt blue anodised aluminium Bezel insert for a little color.
I Prefer the slightly bigger size.
STILL has the retro signed crown with the Tudor rose, Domed sapphire crystal, and Rivet bracelet... A modern / retro look(LoL), the best of both worlds.
- TISSOT preference is the GENTLEMAN POWERMATIC 80 SILICIUM T127.407.11.041.00, I just don't like integrated bracelets and the PRX.
- Love the Omega Speedmaster Pro Chronograph... it's on my list, and I DON'T even like CHRONOGRAPHS.
got a laugh out of this vid jaja... although the Omega NTTD "issue" is really not an issue at all... i think is one of the bestwatches ever.... some day, some day....
The advice on the CasiOak was so spot on.
Totally agree with your comments on the Casioak.. I have the Black out version went out one day with it upside down on my wrist didn’t realise till I was asked the time.!
Have to admit that that also happenend to me. The strap is just so symetrical
This is a pisstake right ? Feels like an April Fools video
Get the BB58. It has the perfect proportions and quality. If you like a more modern look get the blue, otherwise the OG black is the one to get.
I never know when he is serious or not.
I know! He's never sirious... 😎
I bought a G-Shock in dark blue, and I can barely read the time, never mind anything in the LCD areas. Time to move it on, I think.
Which Longines model was that?
Legend diver 👌
Legend diver bronze. Normal one is stainless. I have this watch. Love the patina.
What a great video! Should remind everyone, that there is no „best watch“, no matter what influencers might want to tell us (looking at all these shiny BB58 videos…). Rather there MIGHT be one, that ticks a lot of boxes for an individual.
But seriously though.... BB58 is a magnificent watch... no video can justify it's beauty. you have to hold it and witness it with your own eyes
@@r.sakarollsafe1285 You are not far wrong. I have the black / gilt one on the strap. A beautiful watch.
The best voice in horology
I've followed Your stories since 2019. Better: I've studied Your stories for the last 5 years. So I'm very happy You've just reached the 1 million, Andrew. Congratulations! You got me, and walked me, into watches. And I can tell You: I'm a guy who's very picky and very very hard to catch. And You did it by just (very well) telling stories. I owe You one, Andrew. At least as much as You'd owe me ... for making me spend a real fortune in money ... and wonderful life time. Thank You so much, Andrew. Keep up the better work and, if I may, remember: The good stories will stay forever while the screams will (sooner or later) fade away. Let's celebrate!
I don't think you give the luxury watch crowd all wrong. I have complete faith in them that they are capable of winding their watch. I have no where near that kind of wealth, and I manage to charge my phone every day!
"Too 3D". Very good! As good as "Too much perspective".
I've some of these watches, the Black bay, 2 Speedmaster (MkII and x33), 3 Seamaster (Peter Blake, Cosmic and Aquaterra), and the lots of G-Shock and I love them.
you are so right I loved the casioak design got one and could not see a thing. Plus it was as if the last 20 years of user interface optimization had been obliterated so hard to use I had to send it back regretfully
Loved it. Great idea and executed perfectly.
I bloomin love my Navitimer and I am unashamedly comfortable running around with my arms outstretched with my Biggles goggles and flying hat on going 'neeeeeeeeeeowwwwww'
Cool, learning what not to do is a great short-cut.
Thanks Watchfinder & Co. friends.
I don't understand the horological fascination with "...the ideal case size." If there truly was an "ideal watch case size" than every watch would be that size and only that size. And of course a 39mm from one brand does not wear the same as a 39mm from another brand. Heck, even two 39mm cases from the same brand in different models don't wear the same. Much like shoes or anything else we wear. And while generally speaking large cases look best on large wrists and small cases look best on small wrists...everyone is entitled to their opinion and it's not really for one person to judge or even say how someone else should spend their money unsolicited. I say all of this to say...there is not "...an ideal case size". There is merely the case size that you prefer, that you think is attractive and or that you think gives you the most confidence. Anything else is conjecture and or speculation.
As readable as Finnegans Wake! I got a chuckle out of that one. Most of these watches are way out of my price range. The only advice I can give from the lower price range is that if you have an hankering for a vintage mechanical dive watch, you can't get more appropriate than a real vintage Seiko Turtle. A true tool watch that has been worn by more real divers than just about anything else. They were made to last, require little maintenance and IMO are a great looking watch. The winding won't hack or manual wind, which is a minor inconvenience to me, but may be a deal killer for others. It is a big watch, but it still looks good on my smallish wrist.
I have a vintage Seiko Turtle which I bought in the 90's. I was told many times that it was a nice watch but worthless. I think I only paid about $20 for it. It still runs great and is finally getting the appreciation that it always deserves. Personally, I've always liked it!
Negative Display with Casio G Shock need to be improved or eliminated as they impede the functionality of the watch. I just bought my 1st G Shock GBA 900 Red and while the watch looks great the digital display is hard to read in anything but good lighting conditions.
Great vid andy! Have the tissot PRX powermatic on blue rubber strap as my weekend watch and my omega aqua terra on both blue rubber and stainless steel bracelet love them both still have my great tissot elegance from my lovely dear departed mum from 20 years ago as a birthday gift! I buy what I like and nothing else should matter and all watch gifts should be embraced regardless! BTW love your videos, especially on your own channel 👍👍
You are a hell of a writer. I kept cracking up during the whole video. Great job!
James Bond.. suave murderer.. that one was a HOME RUN!!!😂
So good to finally see you in your videos
I was thinking that, I wanted to purchase the Tag Heuer Carrera Date 36mm. Do you think it's a good watch for my first luxury watch collection?
Loving that the sarcasm is lost on most. 😂
What dribble is this, speedmaster, navitimer, nautilus are iconic, some of the greatest and personal favorites within my collection
As a retired airline pilot with over 35 years experience, I can tell you that the so called Breitling Pilot's watch is both ridiculous and impractical.
As a professional, I used and considered the Rolex GMT II to be the best all-rounder for a professional aviator.
That aside, a watch for Pilot's needs to be uncluttered, easy to read and give good illumination. A stopwatch function is handy but not necessary because all flight decks have a chronometer with stopwatch functions.
I had no idea that the blacked out Casioak existed. It sent chills up my spine. It's something I've never seen before. Sorry, not sorry Richard Mille. Is the Casioak an atomic bomb? A watch possessed by a demon? Strap it on and someone will have to call a priest. The H. Moser & Cie Vantablack watch is so black it reflects no light, but somehow the Casioak's black is blacker. It scares the shit out me.
The Black Bay Pro in 41 or 42mm would make it perfect. 39mm is too small.
Just ordered 2541.80 Seamaster goldeneye quartz....£1850... for the joy of a "set it and forget it" experience....buy used...a watch NOT to buy is most modern overpriced watches that used to cost half just 5 years ago . . Looking at you Omega, Rolex and others
I have that exact watch. Sadly, I never wear it and it sits in a watch box. Great watch though, but I now favour automatics. Great choice. In 2004, it cost me £700 in a sale. Crazy how prices have just shot up. Enjoy, and pretend you are Bond (or is that just me???)
@@alwayspooh1588ah I do like automatic watches too. I've had a few speedies, Aqua terras, Hamiltons and so on.. but like the idea of this more accurate, thinner and lighter version as a do it all watch. Thanks matey.
The Seamaster quartz is a watch worn at absolutely the most formal of occasions, so anyone telling you otherwise doesn't know what they are talking about ;-)
Don't take my word for it - you can see a film of a bloke wearing a Seamaster Quartz at his wedding, and then the same bloke was also filmed at an event at which his dad got a new job.
BTW that bloke is His Royal Highness Prince William the Prince of Wales, and he wore his Quartz Omega Seamaster at his own wedding, and at the coronation of his father King Charles III. :-)
@@VampireParrot brilliant ha ha ha! The reason I'm getting the 41mm, is because I got to borrow the 36mm mid size version for a few months, and I'm loving it. That's actually the Prince William watch i think - the smaller size...
I'm really taken by the quality, and the design of the Seamaster, and glad I went for an early model. These days, they cost 3x as much they're thick, they have solid case backs, laser engraved dials... they're heavy too... really don't like most of the modern hockey pucks
Yep, I am in good company when I do wear it - HRH Prince William and James Bond!@@VampireParrot
“Part watch….part DeVinci code” 😂😂😂 not for OLD eyes….for sure!
I didn't hear a reason to avoid Tudor. Can I order the ceramic or should I cancel?
Me gusta mucho el Black Bay, pero es muy caro, su mantenimiento ídem, por no hablar que te lo pueden robar. Lo mejor es ir con un Casio FW91 que ese no te lo afana nadie 😂
Great video :))) The only thing is that it is about 10 watches to potentially avoid :)
I'm thinking of getting an Autavia recently, and I'm leaning towards the bronze version
I've never owned a bronze watch though, so I'm not sure how I'll feel about the patina later on
I'm starting to think i should go for the stainless steel version to be safe
Anyone here owns the watch and would like to share some your experience?
I have experience with the bronze Autavia and it seems to have some sort of coating that prevents patina. My other bronze watches turns green, along with my wrist. My Autavia does not. I bought a bronze Autavia, sold it and regretted immediately. Bought a new one and it stays.
@@boldold Thank you for sharing
My advice? Live your own life. Forget about your critics. Excel at your occupation without hurting others and their careers. Most importantly, No Worldly success can compensate for failure in the home.
"Navitimer, part watch part Davinci Code." I spat my coffee out...😂
I’ve got one TH Carrera and a few more cooking watches. As much as I love the Carrera the two Tissots I bought for two of my sons are very nice indeed - esp the Gentleman (naff name) Powermatic on the brown leather strap. I do though have a hankering for a Seiko Prospex Solar and which might be an early New Year pressie to myself if there’s a deal to be done anywhere. Buy what you like and can afford, not what anyone else tells you to buy.
I am large of wrist at 7.5 inches. So I favor watches 42mm or above. If I want to consider something smaller, I would need to go try it on. Though to be fair, you should never buy without trying it on anyway. That said, thus far I have bought all my watches blind (online), and so far its worked out nicely.
I have a 2009 Navitimer ref A23322, blue dial with batons. I bought it second hand. Is it a busy dial? Yes. By and large the tiny silvered scales of the slide rule are too small to read, at least with my old eyes. But, those silvered scales are decorative more than they are practical and instead the inticracy make the dial beautiful in it's own way by playing with the light. I love it.
I also have a Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, black dial, titanium on the 98B bracelet (ref: 5015-12B30-98B). Is it a big watch? Oh yes. Does the titanium make it feel too light? Actually, no. While I haven't handled the steel version to compare it to, I find my titanium edition still has quite enough heft to feel substantial. Probably the sheer size combined with the large three barrelled movement and with it being on the bracelet. And the quality is awesome. It feels solid like it's hewn from rock. The bezel action is incredible; audible and tactiley. The bracelet is an amazing piece of engineering and craftmanship, which would only let down for some by the lack of a quick adjust, but not by me. I love this thing, and it's often my first choice to wear.
But I consider myself lucky having bought these blind and to have got away with it thus far. I have several watches on my shortlist for a next purchase, and a few of them I definitely need to look at first before committing money to them. Be careful out there people.
sometimes you hunt & might find a watch you think maybe this is the ONE but then it happens all of a sudden you realize that the watch only comes in a certain size/ style /color ect ect BUT ! wait a thought occurs maybe they might make a different model or perhaps the the watch you desire just has not been invented yet? this conundrum is not an easy problem to deal with and sooo my conclusion is that i will have too wait for either a new / updated version or just go ahead and pull the trigger ...while possibly still waiting ?!
For me the Tudor Black Bay Bronze with slate dial is the perfect dive watch. I love mine and in addition to the grey leather and two different fabric straps from the factory have had quite a few made for it. I think though I'd prefer it in steel, as it can be a pain to keep bright (have to do the ketchup thing every couple of months). Why on earth they don't make a proper sized 43mm steel Black Bay dive watch baffles me. Instead as you mentioned they came up with some stupid wee thing at 37mm, I tried it on at WoS and it looked like it had shrunk in the watch. It's a ladies' version.
Mind you my smallest watch is an early 00s IWC Doppel at 42mm, with a Panerai 514 the biggest which measures 47mm but wears surprisingly modestly. I have an 8in wrist, hardly uncommon these days. I really don't get why so many recent releases are 1950s-sized tiddlers. People are quite a lot bigger today than they used to be 70 years ago.
Of course you should try on the watch you’re looking at. Then wait a few months, or even years. If the love is still there then get it. If the attraction has left then it wasn’t meant to be. I waited 2 years for my BB58 and it’s my most worn watch, not just for its comfort and functionality, but it’s stunning beauty that hasn’t waned yet.
BB 58. One and done🙂
You may have got a fake Navitimer, if the dial is messy.I've two navitimer, an old Cosmonaute and the last BO1 edition, and I can assure you that there is no problem with the dial or the slide rule.
Nice, I'd even own a few. My current fav--and my cheapest by far--is all whimsy and fun, the Pagani red-sapphire-bezeled moonswatch homage. Armed with superior specs, this 97-lb weakling beats the $350 (usd) Omega biocerplastic bully at its own game. If I put it on in November, Spring arrives. When the sun lights up the snowy dial and missile subdials glow, I'm at Aylsham Show, wanting to bite into this giant lollipop of a watch. But nobody's being impressed, you say? Just me; who else matters?
Bruh, i had to stop reading at "Pagani".
S'okay. Somebody has to be superficial. @@Kilimanjahro
@@htschmerdtz4465 Exactly the word i would use to describbe that company, so it still seems fitting. I dont even think they have 1 "own" design in their whole catalog.🤷♂. Sorry
Ahh, superficiality. Can you find me any Omega legacy metal or mechanism in the biocerplastic Moonswatch beyond the outward appearance? Oddly, the best description I can find is, in-house counterfeit. At least the Pagani uses its own logo. And even at 5x the price, the moonswatch can't compete with Pagani's 316 stainless case and bracelet, sapphire glass and bezel, machined clasp. I'm sure you won't want to talk about those of course, and that's okay. @@Kilimanjahro
@@htschmerdtz4465 Dude, I think the “moonswatch” is the biggest joke since sliced bread. You will never catch me trying to defend that piece of overrated plastic😂😂. So having gotten that out of the way. Do you have a innovative design or even a “original” Pagani to turn me to yet, or can you not find one? I don’t mind being wrong, I just never seen one so I was hoping you could help with that🤷♂️.
My Bond was beautiful but my issue was the tan just made legibility annoying. Otherwise it would have been a lifer.
Whatever watch you pick make sure it’s something you’ll actually wear.
Almost 1 million subs congratulations man
Andrew, the writing here is spot on! 😂
Just so you know, even full size E6B computers don't always match up! That's right; even though they may be 3"-6" across, the markings don't match up. Hence, it would be unrealistic to expect the markings on watch like the Navitimer to match up.
Secondly, concerning the Breitling Navitimer, there are other, less expensive watches that also have a similar look and function. I'm talking about offerings from Citizen. Their Navihawks, Nighthawks, and Skyhawks also feature an E6B bezel similar to the Navitimer's. However, they're all far less expensive than the Navitimer. Finally, because the Navihawks and Skyhawks have atomic timekeeping (denoted by "A-T" by Citizen), so they'll tell much better time than the Navitimer ever could.
To scratch that slide rule bezel itch, you can start down at Casio, go up thru Citizen, and land at Sinn, which is more or less more a Navitimer than a Navitimer. :D
What do you think of Baume et Mercier 10468, dark blue watch?
I never expected you would look like this... You look good... but your voice man... your voice is magical....
“Three times cheaper”? As in 66pc cheaper?
😂😂😂👏🏾 Though I will say I pray the BB Pro gets discontinued and all the watch ‘experts’ then come to realise how much of a gem it is! Thickness shnickness 😂😂 it’s class
Does this watch exist? Diver 40x20x12 including glass. 47 or less lug to lug. Date option at 6. Drilled lugs or quick release bracelet. Bracelet 20 down to 16 back to 20, screw links. New style extension and 1K or less. Automatic
Never buy a watch you’ve never tried on and if it doesn’t make you feel heart racing excitement buy something that does
thanks for this. clearly insightful
The Navitimer-- "part watch, part DaVinci Code."
For those of us who know how to use it...the circular slide rule on the bezel is incredibly useful. Not just for flying, but in a restaurant, calculating a tip... when travelling, knowing instantly how much things cost in our own currency...
I had enough of slide rules in high school. @@VampireParrot
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Congratulations :)
Can something be "three times cheaper'? ( Tudor BB vs Rolex) Does that calculate / make sense? I think 'One third of the price' is actually the correct statement.
You should buy a watch that you like and will enjoy wearing for many years. If you're worried or excited about its future value... don't buy. If you're worried about its image... probably best to avoid it.