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Rolex GMT Pepsi & Omega Speedmaster Grey Side Of the Moon: Luxury Watches To Buy
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Contact tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing and availability; Either I have it, or I can get it!
• A. Lange & Sohne 1815 200th Anniversary F.A. Lange 236.049 Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing
• A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Up Down 405.035 $64,950
• Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver 15710ST.OO.A002CA.01 $16,950
• Audemars Piguet Royal Oak (39mm, blue dial) 15300ST.OO.1220ST.02 $31,950
• Blancpain Leman Flyback Chronograph Perpetual Calendar 2585F-1140-71 Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing
• De Bethune DB25 Starry Varius Govberg Edition DB25VTIS3 Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing.
• F.P. Journe Chronometre a Resonance Black Label Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing.
• F.P. Journe Octa Zodiaque limited edition (150 pieces) Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing.
• Jaeger LeCoultre Amvox R-Alarm Q1916410 $14,950
• Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Grey Side of The Moon 311.93.44.51.99.001 $7,450
• Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 220.12.41.21.03.001 $3,950
• Oris Big Crown ProPilot X 01 115 7759 7153-07 7 22 01TLC Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing
• Patek Philippe 5216P-001 Tourbillon Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing.
• Patek Philippe 5208P-001 Grand Complication (monopusher chronograph, minute repeater, instantaneous perpetual calendar) Email tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing.
• Ressence Type 3N Night Blue $29,500
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II 16710 “Pepsi GMT” $13,450
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Deepsea Sea Dweller D-Blue 116660 $13,950
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller 4000 116600 $13,450
• Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph (blue dial) 5500V/110A-B148 $24,950
Luxury watches are on the breakfast menu as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega watches, Audemars Piguet, and other leading luxury watch brands provide your recommended serving of heavy metal. Grand complications, dive watches, dress watches, early and exotic F.P. Journe watches, and even entry-level luxury are on the table as we wake up with watches and host Tim Mosso
The Rolex GMT Master II “Pepsi GMT” leads the line for the Rolex brand thanks to its iconic Pan-Am inspired rotating 24-hour “GMT” bezel and the classic blue-and-red combination. The stainless-steel Rolex hit parade continues with the Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000, a 40mm Rolex dive watch built for only three model years from 2014 to 2016; this is an investment-grade collectible watch. Finally, the funky blue-and-black dial Deepsea Sea-Dweller D-Blue recalls director James Cameron’s dive to the bottom of the Challenger Deep with his Rolex watch.
Omega watches arrive in the form of the legendary Speedmaster Moonwatch Grey Side of the Moon and a handy 41mm Seamaster Aqua Terra. The Omega Grey Side of The Moon is a modern legend with a grey ceramic case, platinum dial, and a feature-packed automatic caliber 9300 chronograph chronometer movement. The Omega Aqua Terra proves that watch buyers don’t need to break the bank or apply for a mortgage in order to enjoy the luxury watch hobby.
Patek Philippe, the foremost name in high horology watches, stuns with two high complications in platinum. The Patek Philippe 5216P is a perpetual calendar, minute repeater, and tourbillon built from 2013 to 2016; roughly 12 were built per year. The Patek Philippe 5208P is a true “grand complication” by the traditional definition that combines a chronograph, a perpetual calendar, and a minute repeater. For collectors who are able to afford the near-$1 million price of the 5208P, there awaits the pleasure of owning the very same watch worn by Patek Philippe CEO and controlling family member, Thierry Stern.
Rare F.P. Journe watches arrive in the form of a Chronometre a Resonance Black Label; this model is restricted to sale through F.P. Journe factory boutiques and espaces - and only to existing F.P. Journe watch buyers. The rare F.P. Journe Octa Zodiaque is a 2003-2005 limited edition of 150 pieces that includes a Zodiac calendar alongside a traditional big date display; this vintage F.P. Journe watch also includes a brass movement and a case by Elinor, F.P. Journe’s original case supplier.
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This is the best show you guys have. Which by default makes it the best show on RUclips. Which by default makes it the best show on earth.
Maybe we'll win a RUclips Emmy in the distant future ;--)
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Tim
That Patek Grand complication is something else 👍👍👍 but I would be lost in such a dial, will be sitting all day looking at the dial and playing with the complications :D
My favorite has to be the A. Lange & Sohne 1815 200th Anniversary, that is one hell of a fine watch and exactly my taste.
I would also say that the DB25 might be the most beautiful three-hander watch at the moment
The three-hand 1815 was the anti-5208P. The De Bethune is too beautiful for words, and I'm pretty sure that I profane it by trying...
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Tim
Hey Tim, thanks for showing my Eterna last week. I'm gunning to buy a Sinn from their Frankfurt store front while I'm stationed in Germany, keep you posted!
Hi John, thanks for supporting my show. I like to share all kinds of watches, so it was a pleasure to feature an Eterna for once! Enjoy the trip to Sinn's store, and let me know what you choose.
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Tim
WOW! No-one I mean No-one beats Patek at the high level!!! The sound of that repeater is beyond perfect. Let alone the finishing of those movements...
Those watches are a show of force by the Sterns. There's a ton of talk about whether Lange/Journe/Credor/Greubel is a Patek killer, but the reality is that Patek is head and shoulders above them all at the top of its product range. I'll admit this, and I love all of those other brands.
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Tim
WatchBox Reviews I completely share your feelings, the chime, the space between the hour, quarter, and minutes spacing, the tone and the feeling when winding, the little details makes this a horological perfection.
Thank you for showing it to us Tim!
Can’t wait for a detailed review...
This episode is mindblowing! You're so right Tim, that De Bethune is pure art!
Between the 5208P and the 5216P I'd totally get the last one. The size, the dial, the complications are just perfect to me.
All that heavy metal from Patek... and I agree, the De Bethune remains the sexiest machine on the show. Between the two Patek's, I'm with you 100% choosing the 5216P.
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Tim
Serious question. Could I not just bring another dive computer as a backup to my dive computer?
Lordy Lordy Lordy what a great show by our leader Tim. So so many all stars to list. My eyes water with the Greyside omega. The closer from PP. is historical for the eyes and ears. Thank you Tim and staff stay safe an warm.
Love it Tim! The what if three! DB25, A. Lange 1815, AP 13500.
Wow that was a great show! That first Patek was the bees knees....keep up the good work Tim!
beautiful opener. you just posted one with a cream dial on WBR (2021). like both!
Great video, Tim, you’re on top of every detail
for all these watches. And such a vivid presentation. Not to be flippant, but an oil temperature gauge? That’s where I retreat to my simple Explorer ;-)
That VC Chrono overseas is my grail. Pure 🔥
Great show Tim, 5208P is sublime!
It's a beast. I filmed a solo video for the model and feel kinda sheepish about the bloated 7-minute duration, but if any watch is worth blowing my customary time constraints, it's the 5208P.
Me too.. Love A Lange und Sohne.... I can imagine looking at them for hours and making sure in absolute silence in order to listen to its movement. Unfortunately I don't know anyone who own one. Bummer. Damn.. that Omega Grey side of the moon is such a beauty. Will visit my local AD soon to see if I can even get the chance to touch one..... Have a pleasant week ahead guys. Thanks Tim as always.
Thanks for supporting the show! Fun fact: if you buy a watch from us, you can send it back for a full refund up to a week later. It beats paying $12K at a dealer for an extended impression of the Grey Side, especially since ceramic cases don't accumulate scratches or marks.
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Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Thanks Tim. Well, would love to purchase one from WatchBox but all the way from Malaysia, with the possible insane custom tax and hold up, it is not really promising especially when I can get some of those models here but who knows. Maybe one day if I do find myself traveling in US. That might just happen. Saving up for a Rolex actually. Hopefully WatchBox Singapore have what I am looking for. Would love to know if watchbox have any past customer ordering from Malaysia and what are those hidden cost involved. Cheers. Yit out.
If you're interested I can hook you up with SFW in KLCC if you wanna try the A Lange und Sohne on your wrist
Perhaps give our Hong Kong and Singapore offices a call. They have more direct experience with deliveries to the Asia-Pacific region than my home office in Philadelphia.
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Tim
@@nicklausewong8007 Thanks Nicklause. Ah yes... SFW, will pay them a visit soon. Cheers.
VC Overseas is on the top of my list, together with the GP Laureato
The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph is a winner, a stunning dial, the bracelet and clasp are the best, movement is elegant, at this price point a better choice than the Rolex 116500.
I love the Overseas 3, and I'm notably taken by the brown dial auto. It's on the short list of watches I like enough to buy with my own money. The chronograph is far and away superior to the generic steel Daytona you could buy with the same money.
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Tim
Question - if the FP Journe Black Label Renosance is so special and can only be bought at a boutique with previous purchase, why did the previous owner give it up?
Like lovers, sometimes they grow apart. I loved all my JLCs, but I felt the urge to start from scratch. I'm certain that even at the highest level, collectors' tastes evolve. Also, many collectors have other hobbies. I knew one guy who wanted to sell us three monstrous JLC complications (including a Gyro 3) to finance an expansion of his fine art collection.
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Tim
Blancpain LeMan chronograph vs Breguet Type XX? Torn between these two vastly underrated but highly accomplished watches.
Considering this Blancpain is a flyback chronograph perpetual calendar on a full bracelet, I'd aim for the Leman.
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Tim
"to quickly denude the watch of its bracelet..." only Tim could use a line like this.
Hi Tim, pls could you enable subtitles so that someone like me who has hearing impairment can enjoy your shows? Thanks!
Hi Peter. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. It seems you can activate subtitles by clicking the "CC" text below the video while you're logged in. Here's a guide to activating subtitles: www.businessinsider.com/how-to-turn-on-subtitles-on-youtube
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Tim
That DB, Govberg edition or any stary various is truly a piece of art. I don't understand how anyone could choose a Chronometre Bleu over that.
BOOM! Curated Horology at its absolute best!!
The best part of my work week and the quickest 45 minutes of my Tuesday workload! Your views make this job possible, Paul.
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Tim
“I apologize Taghuer, but Rolex does not crack under pressure” ... I literally just LoL’ed w/ that clever low key jab😂🙌🏻
*Tag Heuer...but who cares, I guess. ;)
This hobby can be so uptight... somebody's gotta crack wise on occasion!
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Tim
Hey Tim, have you ever put the Vacheron Overseas next the FP Journe CB and reviewed the side by side? Inquiring minds want to know if that dial is the same?
They do look *similar,* don't they?
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Tim
I’m awake now! Great show Tim! Your ALS watches remind me of what I consider the ALS Darth Vader Trifecta ... Lange 1, Zeitwerk, and Resonance! 👍🏽
That would be an incredible combination. I'd love to own just one!
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Tim
Same here!
That final Patek....my god! Come on Tim you can’t get away without doing an individual video on that piece. The grail watch of grail watches
It's very nice watch
Love that Gen3 VC oversea...... steal my heart away......
It's a wonderful piece. A lead investor in our company visited me today to say hi, and we was transfixed by the exact piece shown on the program today.
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Tim
Great camera work on VC overseas
That was Harrison on the camera; great work by him.
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Tim
always thought AP sticking with 'tapisserie' was a bad move. That VC Overseas blue dial is electric!
Tims grin during the minute repeater lmao
Tim what do you like more the grey Omega or the blue Blancpain FF in titanium that you had on last week?
The FF titanium/blue is a full-fledged personal dream watch, so that by a mile. It's also in a totally different echelon of finishing and hand-crafted refinement than the Omega, which is an outstanding product of industrial manufacture. The FF would be my choice by a mile, but it has unfair advantages in price and spec over the superb Grey Side.
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Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews I also love the Blue FF i hope you are able to get one someday
Tim which system is better? Screwed balance with free sprung or Screwed balance with hairspring regulator (like the A.Lange &Sohne or the new omega caliber 321)?I thought that the first was the best.
There are many different arrangements, but I'd say the best are 1) tough and 2) easy to adjust. On that basis, something like the free-sprung Rolex balance with Microstella bolts is the best solution; there's a little screw at the end of the fixed stud-holder that permits quick and precise adjustment of beat error. Lange uses other means to adjust beat error, but I like Rolex's solution for both rate and beat because both are intuitive.
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Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Thanks Tim!!
Oris is cool 👍😊
What is the difference between this omega aqua terra and the new released blue color (announced along with the green 2 days ago) they look the same to me
The shade of blue and a bracelet. Otherwise, it's a wash.
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Tim
Are watch prices coming down yet?
All financial and economic indicators are pointing southwards
7:50 No mention of the fact that it has the error sticks dial? I just bought this same watch, except mine is Z series 2007...full box and papers. Direct from tne original owner. I also bought that same original owner's Kermit. Both fantastic additions to my collection.
It's a great watch, but since so many were made this way, I didn't want to feed the Rolex dial hype with another nickname. Since we're just talking a few serifs on a few characters, and it isn't rare or material to the condition, I'll mention this only in the long-form showcase video (about five minutes) when I shoot the watch solo.
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Tim
You called the Vacheron gen 3 offshore instead of the overseas....lol
19:06 i think you meant overseas not offshore 😜
Entirely possible: nobody's perfect. I do my best to make *fewer* mistakes in each episode.
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Tim
Tim ye legend
I'm just a guy with a RUclips channel, but thank you! I'll keep at this as long as I'm having fun. My real ambition is to become a watchmaker... or an attorney.
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Tim
That Blancpain looks like a fancy Chopard Mille Miglia.
A little bit. Both the Leman and Mille Miglia styles originated in the late 80s/early 1990s, so they share roots in the same era and style sensibility. Also, at 38mm, this Leman is close in size to the original Mille Miglia models.
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Tim
The PP 5208P is horological MEGATRON.
True. I don't know how I top that. Greubel Forsey? A Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon?
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Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Thanks for the reply, Tim. Although I truly appreciate Greubel Forsey for what they are and do, I have to say that their watches - sorry to be uncouth - look like they're in the middle of giving birth.
Regarding the ALS DPT, that watch (especially with the rose gold dial and white gold case) is magnificent. However, the 5208 has an ace up its sleeve. . .the minute repeater.
All the best, -rzr77
That Pepsi was funny. Basically saying it is modern enough, but old enough that it still feels cheap as hell. That is the way to sell a vintage Rolex lol.
It's kinda true. It's an intact and fully accessorized 14 year-old watch that gives you the 1984 Rolex experience. There are collectors who seem to hate modern Rolex and dig that sort of thing.
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Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Yeah, that's the funny part is that it is true. I suppose I will never fully understand the Rolex hype myself. You are bang on with the Overseas though, best in its class, I love mine!
Did you guys know the Omega speedmaster pro was the first watch on the moon? Most people don't know because they NEVER call attention to this fact.
That's why I only occasionally feature a standard Speedy Pro. The other Speedmasters, Seamasters, Connies, and De Villes are more interesting to me. And the Grey Side is **most** interesting to me among those.
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Tim
I disagree. Getting the Dato does not get you one third of the way there; it is more like 2/3. It is and exceptional watch appropriate for only those who can appreciate the details.
Tim out of interest, have you ever dropped or damaged a watch while on work? What happened?
I once dropped my own JLC Extreme World Alarm on the carpet during a show., but I've never damaged or dropped a company watch. We have an incident-reporting system for watches damaged by staff, but I'm happy to declare (fingers crossed!) that we've used it rarely in the five years I've been with the company.
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Tim
Thank the LORD you don’t have your sunglass on your HEAD!!!! Now I can actually finish watching your videos.
denude is try hard.