Mere words can not express the rollercoaster of emotions I experienced during this film. Being Irish and of the west, Part 2 spoke to me in ways I can not process fully. When your blood is Irish, She calls to you and reminds you where you came from.... and where you belong. Bravo Maestro, Bravo. This work is the pinnacle of your achievements. All made by one man. Written, directed, filmed and edited. This usually takes an army of artists. An impossible undertaking. But here it is. So proud to call you my friend.
This turned out beautifully Oisín. Brings back fond memories of Clare Island. Loved watching how you arranged what you were filming back then. Regards from Switzerland
Incredibly well put together and narrated! I mean, your round of mini Guinness with those 5 (not one, or two, or even three, you went for a full basket ball team you wily old fox) stunners at around 12-13 minutes in set the scene, and the scenery that followed was truly breath-taking. The west coast of Ireland is in my bucket list, and it just moved a good few places up the list, thanks to you, good sir.
Hello Oisín, I didn’t want to comment until I watched the two parts entirely. I’m from France but live in Ireland (Cork) since 2013, 11 years in July, moved here to stay, a one-way ticket as I told my parents in the Rennes airport, even though I had never visited Ireland before, deep inside, I knew, I felt Ireland was to become home. It was obvious, and I wanted to learn the culture, meet the people. I became Irish last year (June 2023). I am so proud to be Irish, and the more I learn about the Irish history the more I’m in love with the people, the culture and the country. Your two-part documentary is just majestic, everything is beautiful. The images, music and your narrative were so captivating and full of emotions. It made me love Ireland and its people even more. The best documentary on Ireland I’ve ever seen. And I love seafood chowder too so now I know where to have the best one. Thank you so much for putting so much work (and money) in making this 3 hours documentary, by sheer love of Ireland and your ancestors history, and your kindness for sharing such amazing work with us all.
Thank you for this tribute and for many of us who have not net visited, the introduction to you amazing homeland. I can see why you miss her and will always return. Thank you for sharing your heart and soul with all of us.
We often talk of the best chowder we ever had in a bar/hotel on Quay Street in Galway - called M Fitzgeralds now. Must go back someday. Great video Oisin.
Once again Oisin - you prove your mastery of documentary communication. The Irish Tourist Board should only be so lucky to have this. I might not be best at articulating your talent, but you got it brother.. Home is powerful (to us all) -- you illustrate the magnetic pull of your homeland. Congrats. (RE: Ireland Part II - The West)
Beautiful, dramatic sunsets, in a picturesque landscape. The rugged mountains with grand panoramic views, with music to match. Beautiful places in the world that should be looked after for the next generation.
Late to the Oisin party. Really appreciating the videos, but this,,, comes across as a high end documentary. Great work and what a country. Visited Dublin briefly for work, but must go back to see more. A beauty of a production and a pretty fine Oak. With your voice, you should be doing voice overs for a living!
Your episodes are absolute masterpieces. And so much more than just watches. These travel ones are so epic. Thanks for all you do, you’ve got a very special channel here.
Amazing Oisin,you showcased the best of Ireland the fun and the beauty. Thanks for bringing us with you. I bumped into you in Dublin and you made time for a chat. You should win a prize for this production 🇮🇪
4 месяца назад+4
Rhonda, you nearly made it into part 1 but you didn’t want me to turn the camera around, remember? Thanks for your kind words.
What a work of art!! As Dirk says, all done by one man!! Perfection and worthy of the Palm D'Or!! Thank you Oisin O'Malley for all the heart, soul and effort you put into this work.!!
Reduced me to tears within the first 10 mins and then goes on to become even more Stunningly Beautiful as it goes on. This man is a genius at being able to evoke emotions you never knew you had, incredible.🥰
3 месяца назад
Why tears in the first 10 mins? The shots of Galway?
Reminded me of the beautiful time I had in Galway and never wanted to leave 😊 I actually had to stop watching and go make myself a cup of tea and calm down. By the end of the video I decided I'm retiring to Ireland, thank you 😊 xx
Incredible. Exquisite. This video (like Ireland Pt. 1) is a masterpiece of upmost proportions and style. Both in terms of lore and escapism, and beauty. Truly magic Oisín, I can't wait for what's to come.
Have to say... one of the best travelogues I've watched by far. Stunning filmography, music choice and dialogue. Beautiful scenery portrayed masterfully. Thank you Oisin. The time and effort you have obviously put in has worked so well. Can't wait for the next one!
I just watched Part 1 and Part 2....again. True masterpieces. Awesome storytelling. These are worthy of being shown in movie theaters. You, sir, are the Michael Mann of RUclips. Thank you for sharing your artistry with us! Btw, your daughter HAS to be impressed. I mean c'mon. The old man did alright!😄
What a fabulously made piece of film, you really captured the essence of the west. The chowders looked equally impressive, The west, she is calling me back, I can't wait.
Absolutely beautiful! Your camera work, crafting and editing are as good as always. Thanks for this journey to your home country. I now feel the need to go back to Ireland…
Amazing job. You captured everything and more. This is one of the reasons so many people visit this great land. Well worth the wait for part 2. Outstanding 👏👏👏
Excellent, nostalgic trip home for you. Must have been quite moving for you. I found the film a little dark and sobering both in terms of subject, visual content, and music. Obviously, this is an artistic choice. The past pain will always be there in Ireland, but I prefer to think of the happier times-the pubs, the music, the craic, and of course, the chowder when I think of Ireland 🇮🇪. Erin go bragh!
Amazing work Oisín , captivating, mystical, heart tugging and breathtaking! As someone that’s lived abroad for a long, long time (let’s say fellow Celt) I feel your deep pride in your motherland and family. Incredible film -thank you 🙌
Oisin’s “Wheelhouse“ right here…! Excellent video, very interesting and music is beautiful…. Loved the grading of the chowders…. The Ireland tourism bureau should pay you for this video…! Great job “Double O,” this is your niche…💯❤️👍 Greg
I was fortunate to visit Dublin in 2017 for an academic conference and enjoyed it thoroughly. I'll be moving to Limerick this fall, and so this video obviously gets me excited about western Ireland! I want to visit all these amazing and beautiful places that you've shown in the video! And yes, I will be doing a chowder crawl!
Ush we expected nothing less than spectacular imagery, brooding music, the low octave narration and fantastic shots of Irelands beautiful coastline and inland topography, and it was all that and more! what a treat thankyou for all the hard work and super late into the night hours you put in. I blasted the video from my MacBook onto my 65" samsung Qled, woozier. oh I remember those lovely irish wedding party lasses, at that pub, fun night that was. that wideshot of the white horse in slowmo, just a powerful one there. got my eye and soul. well done. I loved the farmland shots with the old rockwalls to separate the owners' parcels back then, such verdant vegetation and lush natural countryside. the home of golf I think and we can all see why. at 18.55 you passed a rockwall formation, it almost looks like petrified forest material. at 20.55 that huge rectangular rock pit me thinks was a quarry for workers to use for the fort walls no? all the other cliff degradations one can surmise are from water, wind erosion over time. the castle is spectacular. have seen dozens and dozens or English, Irish, Scottish RUclips castle exploration videos, am forever fascinated how it would've been to live in those times. at 29.00 it would've been super cool to have an AI generated shot of your eyes turn pitch coal black as a reaction to that dream of the woman you had in bed! perfect fade to black post Kate the pirate montage! the wonderful soundtrack moves the story along with a masters touch. funny around 47.00 as you sped up the tarmac sequence footage , I was thinking will he speed up the soundtrack as well to match and you did perfectly like a master! Prolly the "West is the Best" cuz it's closest to the source? My guess. John Ford esque pans around 1.11 Ush but he would've done more bright daylight, I prefer your sunset interpretation moreso! What a fabulous sort of movie documentary. very easy to say "please more more more" but it took a village in this one am sure. Congrats on 170k sub also, 200k very soon am confident .
You do us proud Oisin in the way that you showcase our beautiful land. So much pain and suffering in days gone by, for us to emerge on the world stage as a great nation among equals.
Amazing work Ush, the one man production team. Hats off to riding a bike into dawn alone on a haunted road, one handed, and still wearing sunglasses! 😅 Jokes aside, you really left a mark for you with the Ireland videos.
Another incredibly good and entertaining piece of art, likely to make accommodation difficult to find in the west of Ireland for the foreseeable. If this was broadcast on a mainstream U.K. TV channel , and it was suggested it was the work of twenty people , it wouldn’t be questioned. 👏👏
I love that your channel is not just a “watch” channel. Way to bring something new to the platform of YT. A true innovator. Every year your vid’s get bigger and better. Makes the wait between videos well worth it. Quality over quantity!! Keep up the great work Oisín!!
Oisin My mothers father was a Carroll and my Mothers mother was a Collins ( yes THAT Collins) . Ireland is a mystical place in my head that I long to go and visit but never have had the chance. This series captures all the mystical and sometimes scary charms of Ireland that I have read about in books and seen on video. Thank you for this beautiful travelogue. If you are ever in Chicago Please let me know.
Absolutely amazing. I've said this before, but discovery/bbc or whoever would be proud of this if they produced this with a crew of 10 and a budget of 200k. Well done!
Watching on my 130" projection screen. My movie for the evening. Fantastic! I'm learning a lot of editing techniques from you as well as all about chowder!
4 месяца назад+4
oh nice! Yea, i think the bigger the screen, the better the experience will be. There are a lot of shots that will be wasted on a phone or small laptop. Thanks for watching!
Oisin: Watched end of Island 2 again. Last few minutes - from "women of Ireland" on. And it is genius. The timing - photography - music - and your ending . . .but . . . I know it's true" (and your hard Cut Off on the "T' of "true" - like how do you know the perfect edit? But you do - I know it's true.
Thoroughly enjoyed Part 2 , Galway and the surrounding areas looked fantastic in this opus produced by yourself , camera work, narration ,music all there in abundance , the never ending chowder search was very good , when you finally bestowed a 10 but then found it bettered in the village you missed a trick with your scoring , given your musical pedigree I thought it deserved a Spinal Tap 11, you leave the rest in your wake, the Eire tourist board should be on an armada of Gondole , commissions in hand.
Simply amazing piece. Watched it a single breath. Very spiritual and deeply emotional. Returning to your roots. Something I'm planning to do as well. Great cinematography and editing.
Oisin, appreciate your love of a fine fish chowder. Going over to Scotland/ Ireland next week and will endeavor to sample throughout the island. BTW, probably less then 1% of AP dive watches ever get “wetted “.
4 месяца назад+2
Gosh, you're probably right the AP's. How sad is that?!
Mere words can not express the rollercoaster of emotions I experienced during this film. Being Irish and of the west, Part 2 spoke to me in ways I can not process fully. When your blood is Irish, She calls to you and reminds you where you came from.... and where you belong. Bravo Maestro, Bravo. This work is the pinnacle of your achievements. All made by one man. Written, directed, filmed and edited. This usually takes an army of artists. An impossible undertaking. But here it is. So proud to call you my friend.
Well said
Well said Dirk.
This turned out beautifully Oisín. Brings back fond memories of Clare Island. Loved watching how you arranged what you were filming back then. Regards from Switzerland
Feels like watching a nat geo documentary. Thoroughly enjoyed it Mr O’Malley. I think your best one yet!
Captivating cinematography, narration, and music as always. This strengthens my desire to see this rugged and beautiful place.
Masterpiece, my family immigrated from Ireland to South Africa in 1880, this film has convinced me to visit Ireland. Well done sir exceptional!
Incredibly well put together and narrated! I mean, your round of mini Guinness with those 5 (not one, or two, or even three, you went for a full basket ball team you wily old fox) stunners at around 12-13 minutes in set the scene, and the scenery that followed was truly breath-taking. The west coast of Ireland is in my bucket list, and it just moved a good few places up the list, thanks to you, good sir.
Thank you for this beautiful and compeling travel log.
Hello Oisín, I didn’t want to comment until I watched the two parts entirely. I’m from France but live in Ireland (Cork) since 2013, 11 years in July, moved here to stay, a one-way ticket as I told my parents in the Rennes airport, even though I had never visited Ireland before, deep inside, I knew, I felt Ireland was to become home. It was obvious, and I wanted to learn the culture, meet the people.
I became Irish last year (June 2023). I am so proud to be Irish, and the more I learn about the Irish history the more I’m in love with the people, the culture and the country.
Your two-part documentary is just majestic, everything is beautiful. The images, music and your narrative were so captivating and full of emotions. It made me love Ireland and its people even more.
The best documentary on Ireland I’ve ever seen.
And I love seafood chowder too so now I know where to have the best one.
Thank you so much for putting so much work (and money) in making this 3 hours documentary, by sheer love of Ireland and your ancestors history, and your kindness for sharing such amazing work with us all.
Wow. Just amazing.
Amazing piece of work oisin. Loved every minute of it
Bravo. Thank you. This was beyond great.
Thank you for this tribute and for many of us who have not net visited, the introduction to you amazing homeland. I can see why you miss her and will always return. Thank you for sharing your heart and soul with all of us.
We often talk of the best chowder we ever had in a bar/hotel on Quay Street in Galway - called M Fitzgeralds now. Must go back someday. Great video Oisin.
Once again Oisin - you prove your mastery of documentary communication. The Irish Tourist Board should only be so lucky to have this. I might not be best at articulating your talent, but you got it brother.. Home is powerful (to us all) -- you illustrate the magnetic pull of your homeland. Congrats. (RE: Ireland Part II - The West)
Gracias Oisín, por unos minutos he sido un irlandés más echando de menos tu tierra.
Beautiful, dramatic sunsets, in a picturesque landscape. The rugged mountains with grand panoramic views, with music to match. Beautiful places in the world that should be looked after for the next generation.
Possibly the most captivating thing I have ever seen on RUclips - beautiful work - thank you for this gift
Late to the Oisin party. Really appreciating the videos, but this,,, comes across as a high end documentary. Great work and what a country. Visited Dublin briefly for work, but must go back to see more. A beauty of a production and a pretty fine Oak. With your voice, you should be doing voice overs for a living!
Your episodes are absolute masterpieces. And so much more than just watches. These travel ones are so epic. Thanks for all you do, you’ve got a very special channel here.
Amazing Oisin,you showcased the best of Ireland the fun and the beauty.
Thanks for bringing us with you. I bumped into you in Dublin and you made time for a chat.
You should win a prize for this production 🇮🇪
Rhonda, you nearly made it into part 1 but you didn’t want me to turn the camera around, remember? Thanks for your kind words.
You're exceptionally talented, this is excellent work.
Thank you for all your hours of filming and editing, absolutely outstanding, and worth the wait. Cheers.
What a work of art!! As Dirk says, all done by one man!! Perfection and worthy of the Palm D'Or!! Thank you Oisin O'Malley for all the heart, soul and effort you put into this work.!!
Breathtaking
Masterpiece. Thank you for taking us with you.
Absolutely brilliant. I've been to Galway and Westport - both magical places. Thank you for thie video Oisín ....and also to your patreons.
What a stunning production. Had me in tears. You should be producing for Discovery, they’d be better for it. Thank you Oisín.
Reduced me to tears within the first 10 mins and then goes on to become even more Stunningly Beautiful as it goes on. This man is a genius at being able to evoke emotions you never knew you had, incredible.🥰
Why tears in the first 10 mins? The shots of Galway?
Reminded me of the beautiful time I had in Galway and never wanted to leave 😊 I actually had to stop watching and go make myself a cup of tea and calm down. By the end of the video I decided I'm retiring to Ireland, thank you 😊 xx
Incredible. Exquisite. This video (like Ireland Pt. 1) is a masterpiece of upmost proportions and style. Both in terms of lore and escapism, and beauty. Truly magic Oisín, I can't wait for what's to come.
God Damned Masterpiece. Ireland is now a destination for the family.
Epic as always. You do such a great job of bringing the viewers into your world.
Excellent just excellent
Have to say... one of the best travelogues I've watched by far. Stunning filmography, music choice and dialogue. Beautiful scenery portrayed masterfully. Thank you Oisin. The time and effort you have obviously put in has worked so well. Can't wait for the next one!
Wow man awesome work! Im from Ukraine in Galway, and I realy appreciate your movie. Also irish is realy grand !
I just watched Part 1 and Part 2....again. True masterpieces. Awesome storytelling. These are worthy of being shown in movie theaters. You, sir, are the Michael Mann of RUclips. Thank you for sharing your artistry with us! Btw, your daughter HAS to be impressed. I mean c'mon. The old man did alright!😄
Stunning imagery and real nice music. Thanks for taking us along!
Such a beautiful place. O’Dowds, taking in the view from the wall, with a pint, is now at the top of my bucket list. Thank you Oisín.
What a fabulously made piece of film, you really captured the essence of the west. The chowders looked equally impressive, The west, she is calling me back, I can't wait.
Absolutely beautiful! Your camera work, crafting and editing are as good as always. Thanks for this journey to your home country. I now feel the need to go back to Ireland…
We travelled from Edinburgh to Galway for st paddy’s (family birthday) and spent it at the Kings Head. It was JUMPING and just the best.
Amazing job. You captured everything and more. This is one of the reasons so many people visit this great land. Well worth the wait for part 2. Outstanding 👏👏👏
Excellent, nostalgic trip home for you. Must have been quite moving for you.
I found the film a little dark and sobering both in terms of subject, visual content, and music. Obviously, this is an artistic choice. The past pain will always be there in Ireland, but I prefer to think of the happier times-the pubs, the music, the craic, and of course, the chowder when I think of Ireland 🇮🇪. Erin go bragh!
From the opening music, photography and narration…spellbinding and moody. Compelling and emotional. I love this so much! Thank you.
Amazing work Oisín , captivating, mystical, heart tugging and breathtaking! As someone that’s lived abroad for a long, long time (let’s say fellow Celt) I feel your deep pride in your motherland and family. Incredible film -thank you 🙌
Beautiful art Oisín, thank-you!
Been looking forward to this since the last one. Fantastic piece of work!
Great work, Oisin.
This is what you do best.
Cinematography, narration, and soundtrack are all top class.
Oisin’s “Wheelhouse“ right here…! Excellent video, very interesting and music is beautiful…. Loved the grading of the chowders…. The Ireland tourism bureau should pay you for this video…! Great job “Double O,” this is your niche…💯❤️👍 Greg
Stunning drone footage. What an epic video and obviously a labour of love. Tempting to return back after so many years away.
I was fortunate to visit Dublin in 2017 for an academic conference and enjoyed it thoroughly. I'll be moving to Limerick this fall, and so this video obviously gets me excited about western Ireland! I want to visit all these amazing and beautiful places that you've shown in the video! And yes, I will be doing a chowder crawl!
Love this content Oisin, hope to see more videos like this in the near future. Thanks from Dublin, Ireland
Ush we expected nothing less than spectacular imagery, brooding music, the low octave narration and fantastic shots of Irelands beautiful coastline and inland topography, and it was all that and more! what a treat thankyou for all the hard work and super late into the night hours you put in. I blasted the video from my MacBook onto my 65" samsung Qled, woozier. oh I remember those lovely irish wedding party lasses, at that pub, fun night that was. that wideshot of the white horse in slowmo, just a powerful one there. got my eye and soul. well done. I loved the farmland shots with the old rockwalls to separate the owners' parcels back then, such verdant vegetation and lush natural countryside. the home of golf I think and we can all see why. at 18.55 you passed a rockwall formation, it almost looks like petrified forest material. at 20.55 that huge rectangular rock pit me thinks was a quarry for workers to use for the fort walls no? all the other cliff degradations one can surmise are from water, wind erosion over time. the castle is spectacular. have seen dozens and dozens or English, Irish, Scottish RUclips castle exploration videos, am forever fascinated how it would've been to live in those times. at 29.00 it would've been super cool to have an AI generated shot of your eyes turn pitch coal black as a reaction to that dream of the woman you had in bed! perfect fade to black post Kate the pirate montage! the wonderful soundtrack moves the story along with a masters touch. funny around 47.00 as you sped up the tarmac sequence footage , I was thinking will he speed up the soundtrack as well to match and you did perfectly like a master! Prolly the "West is the Best" cuz it's closest to the source? My guess. John Ford esque pans around 1.11 Ush but he would've done more bright daylight, I prefer your sunset interpretation moreso! What a fabulous sort of movie documentary. very easy to say "please more more more" but it took a village in this one am sure. Congrats on 170k sub also, 200k very soon am confident .
“Wonderful” is the only word required.
Wow. Had to keep stopping to just sit, reflect and absorb what you did. Thank you.
Man you would not have been able to do this 20 years ago Its takes life's lessons to produce this and Maturity . Well Done a Fellow Irish Man
You do us proud Oisin in the way that you showcase our beautiful land. So much pain and suffering in days gone by, for us to emerge on the world stage as a great nation among equals.
Innishmore is where I had the best pint of Guinness of my life! Loved Ireland
Thank you for this gift, it was a difficult day and we made it better, thank you for your honesty.
Amazing video❤❤❤
Amazing work Ush, the one man production team. Hats off to riding a bike into dawn alone on a haunted road, one handed, and still wearing sunglasses! 😅 Jokes aside, you really left a mark for you with the Ireland videos.
Only 1 man made this video! stunning work 🤩. thanks.
In Fuh King Cred Ible what a man, with a camera can create single handedly. VERY Well done sir
O Malley.......Brother.....amazing!!
Fantastic work Oisin. One of the best travel documentaries I’ve seen in ages.
Love the 2-part documentary! Thanks you good sir 🍺
Perfection! Thank you for such an amazing video. Cheers to you and all that you do for us.
Well done. And like most of your videos, beautiful production is a given. Your score on this one was exceptional...both haunting and beautiful.
Another incredibly good and entertaining piece of art, likely to make accommodation difficult to find in the west of Ireland for the foreseeable. If this was broadcast on a mainstream U.K. TV channel , and it was suggested it was the work of twenty people , it wouldn’t be questioned. 👏👏
my dad and i love these format of these videos. please do more!
Love love love these. Thanks
Masterpiece!!!!
Such a beautiful video
Another masterpiece! Thank you for uploading this.
Deadly video!Birdy soundtrack used too🎉
what a masterpiece honestly. I wanna visit IE
I love that your channel is not just a “watch” channel. Way to bring something new to the platform of YT. A true innovator. Every year your vid’s get bigger and better. Makes the wait between videos well worth it. Quality over quantity!! Keep up the great work Oisín!!
Oisin My mothers father was a Carroll and my Mothers mother was a Collins ( yes THAT Collins) . Ireland is a mystical place in my head that I long to go and visit but never have had the chance. This series captures all the mystical and sometimes scary charms of Ireland that I have read about in books and seen on video. Thank you for this beautiful travelogue. If you are ever in Chicago Please let me know.
Absolutely outstanding as always ! True talent 👏 massive fan watch every Friday, who needs a drink 😋
Absolutely Breathtaking
Absolutely amazing. I've said this before, but discovery/bbc or whoever would be proud of this if they produced this with a crew of 10 and a budget of 200k. Well done!
good man Oisin
These two videos are incredible. Thank you!
Great video Oisin! Beautiful country. Given how much you AP cost it really blends in and can unnoticed, your Rolex on the other hand really pops.
Watching on my 130" projection screen. My movie for the evening. Fantastic! I'm learning a lot of editing techniques from you as well as all about chowder!
oh nice! Yea, i think the bigger the screen, the better the experience will be. There are a lot of shots that will be wasted on a phone or small laptop. Thanks for watching!
STUNNING. Thanks for this, O’Malley
Masterpiece enough said
I can absolutely say it was brilliant!!
The production says it all (No words from me) My wifes father was from Sligo 🇮🇪
There’s a great documentary about Grace available from National Geographic from June of this year from their “Pirates” series
Oisin:
Watched end of Island 2 again. Last few minutes - from "women of Ireland" on. And it is genius. The timing - photography - music - and your ending . . .but . . . I know it's true" (and your hard Cut Off on the "T' of "true" - like how do you know the perfect edit? But you do - I know it's true.
Very nice work. Makes one wish for a part 3.
I 💯 endorse everything positively said here in the comments. What an effort made by 1 man. I also love the credit to "Me Ma & Da"
You did a great job on this video. Now I want to move there...
Fantastic piece of work!
Thoroughly enjoyed Part 2 , Galway and the surrounding areas looked fantastic in this opus produced by yourself , camera work, narration ,music all there in abundance , the never ending chowder search was very good , when you finally bestowed a 10 but then found it bettered in the village you missed a trick with your scoring , given your musical pedigree I thought it deserved a Spinal Tap 11, you leave the rest in your wake, the Eire tourist board should be on an armada of Gondole , commissions in hand.
Simply amazing piece. Watched it a single breath. Very spiritual and deeply emotional. Returning to your roots. Something I'm planning to do as well. Great cinematography and editing.
Wow your best work yet. Loved it.
Getting to see Clannad live was a highlight of my life. Great use of the music 👏👏👏
The lyrics are portaireacht or lilting… our ancient way of communicating our music without instruments.
What a great video, Thank you!
Oisin, appreciate your love of a fine fish chowder. Going over to Scotland/ Ireland next week and will endeavor to sample throughout the island. BTW, probably less then 1% of AP dive watches ever get “wetted “.
Gosh, you're probably right the AP's. How sad is that?!