@@MultiSpazzo what kind of money? I’m not on 1million a day and neither was the customer. I’m not sure wether you meant me or him but I guess if you work 70 hours a week you will earn more than someone who works 50 hours a week and the 50 hours person will earn more than the 30 hours person. Hard work pays off and ofcourse luck has a role to play but hard work has to pay off at some point. I choose to work when most are asleep, that make me a bad person?
@@MultiSpazzo what a sour, bullshit comment....envy is not an attractive quality dude, bear in mind none of these watches is solid gold or blinged out, they’re standard steel watches and he got most of them at discounts.
I like how you asked everyone to respect his way of collecting. Very nice. I see nothing wrong with collecting watches like we collect art. I personally wear my watches, but nothing wrong with this either.
Last week: we don’t really deal with unworn watches Today: this is for the collection, this is for the collection This is for the collection, this is for the collection, this is for the collection, This is for the collection, this is for the collection, this is for the collection
The seller does not have to explain himself to anybody for any reason. It is completely up to the buyer who owns their belongings to wear them sell them admire them ect. I'm glad he found you to sell them to so I'm sure you were both very happy. Good luck to both of you & that is a pretty awesome collection!!
Awesome collection. Great to see your natural enthusiasm as a collector oozing out of you. The head says sell and have an excellent quarter, the heart says keep them because you’ll treasure & appreciate them more than your end consumer. The power of love. You know what they say ‘love finds a way’. Great video, thanks David 👍
Most would be happy with a nice Rolex, but this dude took it to another level. Nice to see so many new ones together. More than any AD I reckon. I love that grey dial Yachtmaster as opposed to the Blue one. Great Collection.
Beautiful collection and I absolutely understand the collector's comments about admiring the pieces. I have a collection made up of both worn and unworn but feel exactly the same and can honestly say I get tons of enjoyment from looking at and handling all of them even if some don't get to be worn out. They are all fantastic and make me smile like this collection has made you smile.
He definitely sold to the right guy, fair play David for keeping so many of these it's nice to see a dealer who actually loves their product. Stunning collection of watches.
Wow! What a collection! Thanks for the video 👍🏻 Totally agree with you in regards to how you treat your watch, it’s nice to do whatever pleases the owner!
Wow. Awesome video!! Agreed on how these are art. My feeling is he had an equally nice collection he wore. I try to double when I can. One to “rock”, and one to “stock”!
I can well relate to this. I got over 50 watches and counting. Many of them are worn but most of them worn rarely, quit a few I have never worn. Still I enjoy ALL of them. Some people are so narrow minded that they insist that they ONLY buy watches because they like them and zero for the investment value. I say wow to that, really, you buy a watch for £20.000 and have not a single thought in your head for the future resale value? If that is the case you are either very very rich, or just plain stupid, who can othervice spend 20k and risk losing it all? Also I can totally understand the pleasure about just picking up a watch and just looking at it, reading about the history, understanding the movement etc etc, wearing it on the wrist is just one of many parts of the whole experience.
Nice collection. I have collected watches since the 90's. All watches, except for complicated Pateks and steel Dayotonas were readily available for discounts. Steel Subs and GMT Masters were always in the case. The gray market was always at a discount, and many of the Pateks that were on waiting lists at ADs could be bought for a modest premium on the gray market. I had stopped buying watches in 2017 and was flabbergasted recently when I wanted to buy an updated Rolex! Then I found out how much a few of my watches were selling for! Crazy.
Some of my work colleagues, who know about my watch addiction, just can't understand how I can have such nice watches and never wear them. I keep saying, I don't like wearing watches, find it uncomfortable. I admire them for their artistry, engineering and historical significance. They don't really get it. My collection got up to 120K at one point.
That's so cool, I always wondered if such a customer existed and I'm glad there is! It benefits the future. Someone will get to own a unworn classic or collection. Collectors come in many forms, in this case he is a curator (conservator) so DON'T HATE!
Wow, you hit a jackpot. I can feel your excitement. I’ve been watching you and the Pauls channel to be educated on buying Rolexes and really appreciate the information that you share. Thanks,
I read that there are a lot of moving parts in a mechanical watch movement, and if they stay static for too long the lubricants that help the gears run smoothly can begin to congeal. This can cause unwanted friction which will not only affect the watch’s performance but may also lead to damage. It does make me wonder of old new stock that sat in a drawer for 20 years. That begs the question how often to wind up the watches? Seems like a lot of work for watch dealers having to wind up their entire stock on a regular basis, or is this a non issue and the watch is fine to stay untouched ? (I'm asking, not preaching) Brilliant collection! I only got 3 watches and just one Rolex :-/
Incredible collection. Don't blame you for keeping them. Great investments. Can't imagine getting onto the list for one let alone buying at a discount. Great video.
And without guys like that we would have the opportunity to acquire them decades earlier, now you have to pay double retail for a regular old no-date Sub unless you are willing to wait a few more decades- by that time retail will be today's premium.
Stunning and impressive collection, bravo to this man and happy for you! I have started mine last March after getting Covid-19, and I owe five so far. Fully understand your view the way you like looking at them as the beauty of the object, I do the same :)))) Can you please share the link of your site. All the best and enjoy that monumental collection!
He is an investor, not a collector/watch lover. He knew exactly what he was doing(and extremely disciplined)..And now he decided to cash in.Well played, sir
Not an investor trust me. If he was, there are certain pieces he could have done without. He bought what he liked. Remember all of this was years before the hype and that is why they were obtained at a discount.
@@Mr.Khalil08 agree, he is a true collector. He understands the value of rolexes and prefers to wear the tag and breitling because they're good watches and not a great resale piece. Hes someone who gets greater enjoyment out of owning it than wearing it and doesn't need to impress others with showing them off.
He may not be an investor, but he's definitely a time traveler! Who has the foresight to buy multiple Hulks then keep them stickered and unworn? Great collection, and fair play to him for enjoying it as he sees fit. Thank you for sharing the video as well. Curious, with so many unworn watches, what watch or watches did he actually wear?
Respect to the original owner his collection his choice like you said to each his own.I have a small collection,5 watches and only wear on occasions.I have loved watches from boyhood and my intention is to amass a collection of 9 pieces to leave to the ones I love not being morbid but in my mind it’s right for me.Beautiful watches and I also remember the days of discounting. You’re video’s are excellent thank you David.
Very interesting. Very curious to know why he choose to finally sell this off. Feels like watch people are cashing out on their watches, probably means Rolex bubble is in the cusp of bursting.
Believe it or not, such collectors usually have a few sentimental pieces that they wear, at some point, he really had the money to buy double, wear one, keep the other, believe it or not, David got this collection for a little fortune, why would you keep all these pieces at 60+ years instead of making a little fortune and enjoying your retirement...
Absolutely DK...nice to see as you said to have a collection from someone that appreciates these pieces of art. However as a collector myself, I would have a tough time letting those go.
awesome stuff. Does a watch being unworn change the need for service? In other words in general rolex recommends every 10 years or so if it's unworn is that not necessarily the case?
what can you say, an absolute amazing buy. unworn and still have the stickers on,you surely don't come across this everyday. for me you've made a rite choice keeping the hulks and the batman as they are discontinued. i dont own a rolex but would like to, but what puts me off is the fact that the movements are a high maintenance and needing to have them serviced after so many years and so on. i couldn't justify paying £700 service charges etc. but if i was living comfortably then I'd own one and not having to worry to finding the cash to maintain them. all beautiful watches and great video indeed..
David: A question for you. This gentleman obviously jumped on the Steel Sports Watch 'stock' early & with great foresight. So the question must be asked: what does his decision to sell ɴᴏᴡ say about this market, in your opinion.
What a collection.Superb.That is a lot of capital! In an ideal world,I would buy two of each.One to wear and one to put away . As you say,it is a veritable Alladins Cave ! So pleased you shared this with us. Take care and stay safe.
I have a hulk G1 seriel full set! Paid £4750! Should i get it serviced? It’s pretty beaten up and personally would prefer it to be in better condition. Will it affect the value if i do?
Hi David, thank you for sharing this incredible watches collection story.Looking at this collection the owner probably started collecting around early 2000. This is all his good memories along the past 20 years. By today markets situation is so difficult to recollect the same collections again and he sold it. Why? Can please share, thanks
I can understand wanting to keep a special piece unworn just to admire it, like say an anniversary edition, limited run, etc. But the whole collection? Wow. I can't help thinkkng it's a little bit sad. For you on the other hand, David, it's like you struck gold, my friend.
Nice video mr David, i like how genuine you are in your videos, i feel what you feel regarding these watches. new in your channel and i will be a follower now
Well... If he likes it he keeps it... If it’s an early or late production serial, he keeps it... If it’s in unworn condition, he keeps it..If it’s a watch, he keeps it... Otherwise it’s definitely for sale!
Stunning collection, interesting thing you mentioned about submariner Serti. I was going to buy Submariner steel/gold and my dealer convinced me to go for serti saying it will become a rare watch. From time to time I check in Chrono and there are not many for sale, Do you feel the same way?
Do you provide a service for a 20 year old unworn watch, when sold? Lubricants break down, gaskets deteriorate, dissimilar metals, can corrode, I would be concerned as a buyer that perhaps 20 years without service, might conceal a problem, well after the return window has closed. Your thoughts?
It would be a crime to wear any of those. They’ve been unworn for so long. If you want one to wear, buy a pre-worn one. I agree. Those have become art.
Great video David... it’s up to the individual for me how or when they choose to wear or use their purchases. The fact he didn’t want to wear them has meant he had made more cash when he’s come to sell so I’m happy for him 👍
He earned the money to do what he wanted to do with them. That’s his right
That kind of money cannot be earned being a good guy.
@@MultiSpazzo you sound salty work harder and you can achieve it
@@MultiSpazzo what kind of money? I’m not on 1million a day and neither was the customer. I’m not sure wether you meant me or him but I guess if you work 70 hours a week you will earn more than someone who works 50 hours a week and the 50 hours person will earn more than the 30 hours person. Hard work pays off and ofcourse luck has a role to play but hard work has to pay off at some point. I choose to work when most are asleep, that make me a bad person?
@@MultiSpazzo what a sour, bullshit comment....envy is not an attractive quality dude, bear in mind none of these watches is solid gold or blinged out, they’re standard steel watches and he got most of them at discounts.
@@Mr.Khalil08 That all depends on what you get paid per hour 🤣
I like how you asked everyone to respect his way of collecting. Very nice. I see nothing wrong with collecting watches like we collect art. I personally wear my watches, but nothing wrong with this either.
I have two comments:
- First, this collection is absolutely EPIC.
- Second, my sincerest sympathies on your divorce, sir. 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
That's funny!
Hilarious! The irony is you are most probably right! 🙁
Last week: we don’t really deal with unworn watches
Today: this is for the collection, this is for the collection
This is for the collection, this is for the collection, this is for the collection,
This is for the collection, this is for the collection, this is for the collection
Makes sense they don't deal with unworn watches, they keep them all. 😂
The seller does not have to explain himself to anybody for any reason. It is completely up to the buyer who owns their belongings to wear them sell them admire them ect. I'm glad he found you to sell them to so I'm sure you were both very happy. Good luck to both of you & that is a pretty awesome collection!!
I could never do, I wear them straight out the showroom 😂😂😂
got to wear it immediately
Out ?? I would wear in the showroom itself while paying the bill
Gonna do that on my next purchase didn’t know it was common wearing it out of the store 🤣
Awesome collection. Great to see your natural enthusiasm as a collector oozing out of you. The head says sell and have an excellent quarter, the heart says keep them because you’ll treasure & appreciate them more than your end consumer. The power of love. You know what they say ‘love finds a way’. Great video, thanks David 👍
Most would be happy with a nice Rolex, but this dude took it to another level.
Nice to see so many new ones together. More than any AD I reckon.
I love that grey dial Yachtmaster as opposed to the Blue one. Great Collection.
Beautiful collection and I absolutely understand the collector's comments about admiring the pieces. I have a collection made up of both worn and unworn but feel exactly the same and can honestly say I get tons of enjoyment from looking at and handling all of them even if some don't get to be worn out. They are all fantastic and make me smile like this collection has made you smile.
this must have felt like discovering Alladins cave David!
Oh yes it did 👍
Love this comparison!
If you are keeping most of these pieces, will you be buying them at dealers prices or premium prices, the same as you would be charging a customer??
He definitely sold to the right guy, fair play David for keeping so many of these it's nice to see a dealer who actually loves their product. Stunning collection of watches.
Thats true restraint. I'd be dancing while wearing those watches like Elaine (Seinfeld) eating the collector's cake.
Or more like playing with the vintage toys... more red wine and turkey? 🤣🤣🤣
@@facetiousmonkey5322 Yes, David when can we come over? We'll bring some Cabrenet and roast turkey 😛😜
If I understand you correctly David, you are saying “Look at my new collection”.
Talk about a unicorn of a collection, wow!! I hope they all go to good homes where they can be appreciated. That Daytona is a fantastic piece.
That guy clearly earns some great bonuses
I admire how he refers to persons he buys from as his "customers". This shows a respectful and appreciative attitude towards suppliers, and everyone.
Wow! What a collection! Thanks for the video 👍🏻 Totally agree with you in regards to how you treat your watch, it’s nice to do whatever pleases the owner!
RESPECT!!! I can never walk out of the boutique without wearing the new watch. It takes strong will and discipline.
Wow. Awesome video!! Agreed on how these are art. My feeling is he had an equally nice collection he wore. I try to double when I can. One to “rock”, and one to “stock”!
I like the logic ‘one to rock and one to stock’ I couldn’t have put it in better words 😂👍👍
@@Mr.Khalil08 That's the only way to play this game now LOL
It's like stepping into a time machine. Very cool.
Amazing, maximum respect to the collector.
This is amazing! Absolutely stunning!
I can well relate to this. I got over 50 watches and counting. Many of them are worn but most of them worn rarely, quit a few I have never worn. Still I enjoy ALL of them. Some people are so narrow minded that they insist that they ONLY buy watches because they like them and zero for the investment value. I say wow to that, really, you buy a watch for £20.000 and have not a single thought in your head for the future resale value? If that is the case you are either very very rich, or just plain stupid, who can othervice spend 20k and risk losing it all? Also I can totally understand the pleasure about just picking up a watch and just looking at it, reading about the history, understanding the movement etc etc, wearing it on the wrist is just one of many parts of the whole experience.
Nice collection. I have collected watches since the 90's. All watches, except for complicated Pateks and steel Dayotonas were readily available for discounts. Steel Subs and GMT Masters were always in the case. The gray market was always at a discount, and many of the Pateks that were on waiting lists at ADs could be bought for a modest premium on the gray market. I had stopped buying watches in 2017 and was flabbergasted recently when I wanted to buy an updated Rolex! Then I found out how much a few of my watches were selling for! Crazy.
Great video David! Do you find it harder to price older unworn watches?
Thanks. Not really, I enjoy it more.
Some of my work colleagues, who know about my watch addiction, just can't understand how I can have such nice watches and never wear them. I keep saying, I don't like wearing watches, find it uncomfortable. I admire them for their artistry, engineering and historical significance. They don't really get it. My collection got up to 120K at one point.
Wow, this collection is amazing, I really enjoyed this video
Sorry guys, I noticed the telephone number in the video is wrong. Our phone number is 0207 993 6865
His money and he can choose what he does with it. He obviously made money on them, which is all that matters. I would love to see his car collection.
That's so cool, I always wondered if such a customer existed and I'm glad there is! It benefits the future. Someone will get to own a unworn classic or collection. Collectors come in many forms, in this case he is a curator (conservator) so DON'T HATE!
What a collection! The owner knew what he was doing 👌 I would keep them all!!
Yeah, a great collection of overpriced average watches.
@@garyboyle695 whatever you want say about Rolex the owner was quids in! 👌
What a collection! I hope one day I have a collection like that. This has just motivated to do more and work harder!!. Thanks again for this Video.
I had a really hard day and your video is making me feel a whole lot better
when you wearing explorer 39, you can have other rolexes unworn.
Hello David, what a fascinating video and collection. Hats off to the gentleman.
Excellent video Dave, fascinating to watch.
The 2 brand new 2 tone blue’s are just mind blowing
Wow, you hit a jackpot. I can feel your excitement. I’ve been watching you and the Pauls channel to be educated on buying Rolexes and really appreciate the information that you share. Thanks,
I read that there are a lot of moving parts in a mechanical watch movement, and if they stay static for too long the lubricants that help the gears run smoothly can begin to congeal. This can cause unwanted friction which will not only affect the watch’s performance but may also lead to damage. It does make me wonder of old new stock that sat in a drawer for 20 years. That begs the question how often to wind up the watches? Seems like a lot of work for watch dealers having to wind up their entire stock on a regular basis, or is this a non issue and the watch is fine to stay untouched ? (I'm asking, not preaching) Brilliant collection! I only got 3 watches and just one Rolex :-/
If they are kept in a safe unworn , not on winders, there will be zero wear no matter how old the oil is.
Like a kid in a candy shop. I would keep them all, especially the sea dweller 😂
I have the 16600 and the 116660. But that 116600 is my true grail. SD4000. Unworn. Oh. My. God.
@@facetiousmonkey5322 Definitely two stunners as well. I hope to own a 126660 one day :)
The 126660 Cameron is the DeepSea to get. I missed the boat (no pun intended) on that one as well. But thank you for the kind words.
Incredible collection. Don't blame you for keeping them. Great investments. Can't imagine getting onto the list for one let alone buying at a discount. Great video.
Brilliant collection!! Shows people enjoy great time pieces differently, brilliant video David thanks to share
I agree with your way of appreciating these mechanical works of art.
Great video David. I still own 2 Omegas purchased in 1999 and 2004. Far from unworn though.
Way it’s supposed to be these closet queens make me sad to be honest
Fantastic collection and well presented David.
I love it. Guys like that offer us the opportunity to acquire brand new decades later. Can’t be mad about that all.
And without guys like that we would have the opportunity to acquire them decades earlier, now you have to pay double retail for a regular old no-date Sub unless you are willing to wait a few more decades- by that time retail will be today's premium.
This is a once in a lifetime video,that's what you call watchporn,well done David 👏
What an eye that collector had. Such cool pieces.
Stunning and impressive collection, bravo to this man and happy for you! I have started mine last March after getting Covid-19, and I owe five so far. Fully understand your view the way you like looking at them as the beauty of the object, I do the same :)))) Can you please share the link of your site. All the best and enjoy that monumental collection!
He is an investor, not a collector/watch lover. He knew exactly what he was doing(and extremely disciplined)..And now he decided to cash in.Well played, sir
Not an investor trust me. If he was, there are certain pieces he could have done without. He bought what he liked. Remember all of this was years before the hype and that is why they were obtained at a discount.
@@Mr.Khalil08 agree, he is a true collector. He understands the value of rolexes and prefers to wear the tag and breitling because they're good watches and not a great resale piece. Hes someone who gets greater enjoyment out of owning it than wearing it and doesn't need to impress others with showing them off.
He may not be an investor, but he's definitely a time traveler! Who has the foresight to buy multiple Hulks then keep them stickered and unworn?
Great collection, and fair play to him for enjoying it as he sees fit. Thank you for sharing the video as well.
Curious, with so many unworn watches, what watch or watches did he actually wear?
Lovely collection the best condition I have seen yet
Respect to the original owner his collection his choice like you said to each his own.I have a small collection,5 watches and only wear on occasions.I have loved watches from boyhood and my intention is to amass a collection of 9 pieces to leave to the ones I love not being morbid but in my mind it’s right for me.Beautiful watches and I also remember the days of discounting. You’re video’s are excellent thank you David.
That watch collection is fire, but that RO desk clock is niceee 👌🏻
No way could I have owned a collection like this and not worn any of them. What a find. Must be a fortune sitting on your desk David. Wow!
what watch would you wear? Speedmaster?
Very interesting. Very curious to know why he choose to finally sell this off. Feels like watch people are cashing out on their watches, probably means Rolex bubble is in the cusp of bursting.
Same thought 💭
Nah sometime he might want to upgrade to Patek or VC or etc
He made money in bonuses, bought rewards, now he's made money on the bonus rewards. Guess total is 500k.
Believe it or not, such collectors usually have a few sentimental pieces that they wear, at some point, he really had the money to buy double, wear one, keep the other, believe it or not, David got this collection for a little fortune, why would you keep all these pieces at 60+ years instead of making a little fortune and enjoying your retirement...
Divorce ????
What an amazing collection, thanks for sharing!
Absolutely DK...nice to see as you said to have a collection from someone that appreciates these pieces of art. However as a collector myself, I would have a tough time letting those go.
Really like your reaction! Your speeches 🤣👍 what a collection, the owner was a very clever guy!!
Every time David says 'unworn' or 'sticker' take a shot 😎🍻 🍻 ... Amazing collection great video.
🤣🤣
Total respect to the guy, excellent deal David!
Great stuff!
Can’t believe I’m just coming across your channel now.
That’s a great collection straight out of the AD back room safe
awesome stuff. Does a watch being unworn change the need for service? In other words in general rolex recommends every 10 years or so if it's unworn is that not necessarily the case?
If the movement remains inactive, one would think service wouldn’t be necessary.
Wow wow wow! What an amazing collection you purchased. 🤩
Absolutely sick collection I would have had to wear them all beautiful
Amazing! Short and simple, AMAZING!
what can you say, an absolute amazing buy. unworn and still have the stickers on,you surely don't come across this everyday. for me you've made a rite choice keeping the hulks and the batman as they are discontinued. i dont own a rolex but would like to, but what puts me off is the fact that the movements are a high maintenance and needing to have them serviced after so many years and so on. i couldn't justify paying £700 service charges etc. but if i was living comfortably then I'd own one and not having to worry to finding the cash to maintain them. all beautiful watches and great video indeed..
Stunning, well done to both of you. What a fantastic collection, hope you enjoy whatever you do with the windfall of cash.
Thanks for posting
David: A question for you.
This gentleman obviously jumped on the Steel Sports Watch 'stock' early & with great foresight.
So the question must be asked: what does his decision to sell ɴᴏᴡ say about this market, in your opinion.
you have a lovely way about you. Thanks for this video, great content.
Thanks 🙏👍
Fantastic episode David. What a treat to see all those. I'd want to keep every single one of them. So which one will go into your son's safe?
He’s only getting one a year 😂 Every August.
@@Mr.Khalil08 I’m your long lost son David. You are a bit delinquent in giving me a watch for every birthday so please hurry.
You guys have smashed life, keep up the good work boys.
Might aswell all be straight out of the AD..Absolutely insane collection
What a collection.Superb.That is a lot of capital! In an ideal world,I would buy two of each.One to wear and one to put away .
As you say,it is a veritable Alladins Cave !
So pleased you shared this with us.
Take care and stay safe.
What a collection! I'd love that Sea Dweller
I have a hulk G1 seriel full set! Paid £4750! Should i get it serviced? It’s pretty beaten up and personally would prefer it to be in better condition. Will it affect the value if i do?
Do you imagine having 20 watches but asking: what time is it?? Because you don’t wear them. 🤦🏻♂️😂
Hi David, thank you for sharing this incredible watches collection story.Looking at this collection the owner probably started collecting around early 2000. This is all his good memories along the past 20 years. By today markets situation is so difficult to recollect the same collections again and he sold it. Why? Can please share, thanks
I can understand wanting to keep a special piece unworn just to admire it, like say an anniversary edition, limited run, etc. But the whole collection? Wow. I can't help thinkkng it's a little bit sad. For you on the other hand, David, it's like you struck gold, my friend.
What a stunning collection to have let go, I can only imagine his car collection! Your 'keepers' are spot on David enjoy peeling the stickers off 🤣
Nice video mr David, i like how genuine you are in your videos, i feel what you feel regarding these watches.
new in your channel and i will be a follower now
Thank you 👍
The yacht master is even more beautiful and I am an omega guy...
Hi David, do you actually sell watches 😂😂
😂😂
Yas available
Well... If he likes it he keeps it... If it’s an early or late production serial, he keeps it... If it’s in unworn condition, he keeps it..If it’s a watch, he keeps it... Otherwise it’s definitely for sale!
Stunning collection, interesting thing you mentioned about submariner Serti. I was going to buy Submariner steel/gold and my dealer convinced me to go for serti saying it will become a rare watch. From time to time I check in Chrono and there are not many for sale, Do you feel the same way?
You are right 👍
Do you provide a service for a 20 year old unworn watch, when sold? Lubricants break down, gaskets deteriorate, dissimilar metals, can corrode, I would be concerned as a buyer that perhaps 20 years without service, might conceal a problem, well after the return window has closed. Your thoughts?
Bro prices on your website are totally crazy expensive, 20 to 30 % markup
About the unworn omegas?
If you keep them all , what is for sale?
Great Video mate
You should interview him so we can find out the history behind each watch
A collection is what you make of it. If you buy it you can do what you want with them. The man had his enjoyment and that alone makes sense to me.
It would be a crime to wear any of those. They’ve been unworn for so long. If you want one to wear, buy a pre-worn one. I agree. Those have become art.
Get a grip, it's a bloody watch.
@@garyboyle695 Calm it, Gary.. lol
Epic video! (And kudos to the collector would bought these watches!)
The gold has gone dark, i thought the whole point of gold is that it doesnt "tarnish" or dull over the years.
When looking at the serials to date the watch, do different models start with the same letter?
Great video David... it’s up to the individual for me how or when they choose to wear or use their purchases. The fact he didn’t want to wear them has meant he had made more cash when he’s come to sell so I’m happy for him 👍
Lovely to see, an absolute credit to the chap.
🤩what a beautiful collection
I like collectors who don't wear their watches, it's a good way for the rest of us to get "new old stock" when they finally sell their collection.