Russ No need to be Such a Negative critic on Urself, To be Honest i did not Notice Ur voice 1st time around, Sure it just added to the Microphone on screen Effect..!
Awesome to see Lorier getting some love! Not only do they listen to customer feedback, their customer service is amazing. I had an issue with the Safari, I sent it in, and they took care it. They kept me up to date with progress emails and even called me to check in.
Absolutely spot on! I purchased a Hyperion second hand with the silver hands. I noticed the timing was about 15-18 seconds fast per day. I emailed lorier and spoke with Lauren who sent me a shipping label and promptly fixed the watch. They even removed a spot of dust under the crystal for me all free of charge under warranty while knowing I was not the original purchaser. Top notch company and people. I will soon have a falcon 3
@@Not-a-bot222 hmm.. good to know, Fair Play to them for doing the extra KNOWING You're not the original purchaser! .. I really like these Loriers, they look FANTASTIC, and knowing Lorier themselves are a 'decent' company really helps make my mind up.. I'm deffo getting one for the collection.
I can attest to the certina, it does wear a bit big SOMETIMES, but you really won't regret it, either the "Classic" Hesalite and aluminum model, or the "Premium" sapphire and ceramic model will literally be a keeper for life, and it is so great to see Certina get some love
Love this video and it's concept. Glad to see Lorier getting some love, I have several of their pieces and they are all designed with great care by a wonderful couple. You're right in that they take customer feedback seriously and that's so rare these days. Their new Zephyr dress watch is stunning!
I love my Lorier Falcon II; it’s small, thin & light & it’s easily the most comfortable watch I own! The acrylic crystal gives it a look that can’t be duplicated by sapphire. I own better watches, but this one has a special place in my small collection. I love updates on the Falcon III, too.
That Marloe is a really unusual and good looking watch! And so affordable…I want one. The Xeric is another one that stands out here. I can’t choose between the CWC and the Hamilton equivalent though. Finally the Certina chosen here, is the first ever Certina that I actually like the look of! As for Rotary…they’re the UKs Timex. I remember as a kid seeing the brand in the windows of all the high street jewelers.
It’s always a pleasure to have Russel! He’s such a lovely chap who’s able to infuse you with energy and passion and is always able to have a laugh and fun in what is often an overly serious hobby.
@@hibernopithecus7500 between Andrew on Talking Hands, Russ MWC and Garry on I.L.W I'm pretty much set, I still watch the others...but don't really get "involved" ../ these lot definitely suit Me better than the suit and tie wearing part of the scene tbh.
Another military & chronograph alternative… Pulsar Men's Analog Quartz Wrist Watch, PM3175X1. This is based on the Seiko (who own Pulsar) RAF Gen 2 Chrono - a quartz watch but only £70 brand new
It would be helpful if you provided links to some of the watch companies you feature. The star wheel watch is from who? zurich ? or similar? I couldnt find them and google search didn't help. I'd love to look more at that, but no titles website or hints on the watch itself about the proper spelling of the brand name.
Really enjoyed this episode, and I thought Russel added a lot. Next, I would love for you all to stay up late at night and do a video with Jody from Just One More Watch. I honestly think you could have a really great time with him between basic homage discussions and a bit of back and forth on "clomages" given that he's more amenable to them than you guys are.
I have the Marloe. It really is a very good watch with a beautifully clean look that belies its price. You won't regret getting one if you decide to take the plunge. Customer service is superb as well.
Gents! Everett from Foster, here. Thank you so much for the kind words. As you guys implied at several points, we try not take ourselves too seriously. It seems like you get it. ❤️🙌
Great Colab with TMWC! and thanks Tom for the Sternglas contribution, nice watch. my daughter has a friend in Hamburg and has visited her in the past, and she will probably go back, if she does, I will ask her to bring me one. Greetings from MX
MaD to see this collab with probably my favourite watch people on youtube... Love to see you all come together! And the Marloe Watch Company indeed was not on my radar before, but it is now... That Sceptre really is a stunner! = )
Guys because the pressure at !0 meters is 2 atmosfears & increases by 1 atmosfear for every 10meters deeper after that , so by the time you reach 100 meters the pressure is 11 atmosfears . So every watch that is rated to 10 atmosfears is only rated to 90 meters not 100.
I have a soft spot for Rotary because eight years ago when I was searching for a brand on Amazon with Swiss heritage that I could afford, but wasn't actually Swiss, I stumbled upon them. I purchased a quartz diver with a blue dial & wave like texture like an Omega Seamaster has today, a quartz Navitimer homage (blue dial & spinning fake tachymeter ring) that claimed 30m water resistance who's acrylic crystal would fog if there was any type of moisture in the air; and my first automatic, a skeletonized rose gold case, rose gold movement and black dial, it looks a lot like what Earnshaw does today and I would not be surprised if they're not using the same parts; I think made in Taiwan? I still have the Rose gold watch, the other two vanished. I had paid to service the loose rattling rotor midway through ownership and a year ago the roman numeral dial detached from the movement and spun inside the case while I was at the bar. I kept resetting my watch not knowing what had happened until morning. I do plan on attempting to fix it myself soon because I still love the look. Their head of design has a good eye. I don't know if their QC has improved in the last 8 years but I'm no longer willing to purchase one to find out; Perhaps one of you can ;) As is Invicta and Earnshaw, Rotary is NOT the same company it once was. They are revival brands that purchased the rights to use an established, defunct, name and reap the benefits of the heritage and popularity. That being said, you muat be some sort of enthusiast albeit maybe also deceptive businessman. When my automatic rotary broke last year I immediately purchased a blue open heart Bambino to replace it the next day. For Christmas I gifted myself a Glycine Combat Sub, my first entry level Swiss automatic. The Glycine Combat Moonphase had sold out but reappeared shortly after new year so I grabbed that too. I was peeping a Certina Caimano whilst building a mini Casio collection and saw you guys talk about it on here, for the price of under $230 & an ETA 2824, I couldn't resist adding it in the box with the Sellitas and Epson movement. Yesterday a 1985 Nivada arrived from Cairo, it's my first vintage watch, mechanical, and the year I was born. At only 34mm I already adore it & love putting my ear to it listening to the ETA inside that's as old as me, tick away. Unlike the other revival brands, I like what I see with the revival of Nivada and maybe even Alpina, these companies aren't claiming or pretending to be the original companies either. I can't be mad at Invicta because they acquired Glycine to keep them going. Rotary got me to delve into this horological hobby and history deeper, I do remember reading years ago that Rotary supplied watches to the British military during WW2, there should be some stowed away and passed down, but I was born and raised in the Chicagoland area; I have yet to see any examples, why would I? Elgin National Watch Company was apparently the largest dedicated manufacturer of watches in the world for 100 years according to Wikipedia, defunct in 1968 but I can purchase one from Walmart new for $60? I doubt they're still made down the street from me in Elgin, Illinois. Thank you guys for the time you take to bring bargain/affordable watch recommendations and opinions to our eyes and ears. I love discovering and learning new about new watches everyday. I'm curious to hear what you guys think of Revival brands.
This was a great vid, really good to have Russel with you 2. Love the look of the marloe. You didn't mention it but 2 of your picks had asymmetric cases, like Marathon and Omega .
This may have been commented on already, but 11 atmos is actually 100m under water. If you dive down 100m you are at 11 atmospheres. 1 unit of atmospheric pressure is the surface. We all live at 1 atmos. So a watch that has 100m of water resistance is rated to 11 atmos.
Xeric is very special and Russ is a genuine guy. I m usually after microbrands and the occasional Japanese watch.maybe a steinhart and that's it.micro is the best and even God is waiting patiently for a Zelos.
What about Traska?! Their new Venturer GMT is a thing of beauty; incredibly well made, super hardened steel, a travellers GMT movement, and well under $1k!
One of the brands you've talked about, Helson is producing quite interesting and good value for money watches, but this company website is just terrible, very much user unfriendly. PS. As always very entertaining video.
Love Lorier retro designs and don’t mind old tech, but acrylic glass is a hard no. Swap it for mineral crystal and I’d snap one up. I’ve spent too much time regularly buffing out scratches on vintage watches.
"watches you've never seen" everyone has seen Rolex and they don't really deviate from the current list of models they produce already. that's my 2 cents
Always such a pleasure! But please I implore you please stop ingratiating the brands that pass off acrylic as vintage it’s so Trumpish. Stand up for sapphire flat, domed, Double domed or boxed. Call them out for what it is cost cutting measures and thats all. I’m so tired of “ it exudes the vintage warmth. No it’s a scratch magnet end of!
Massive fan of the CWC range, I think that they are incredibly underrated and overlooked! As yet, I don't own one, and they weren't issued to people of my rank during my service. Such a MASSIVE disappointment when you said that the Sternglas one is quartz! :(
Was a pleasure to be on! Disappointed in the audio I’ll do better next time;(
You're awesome:)
next time you should run your voice through auto tune
Don’t be silly! You captured the sound of bathroom tile perfectly 😂 It was great to have you on, thanks for joining us
Russ No need to be Such a Negative critic on Urself, To be Honest i did not Notice Ur voice 1st time around, Sure it just added to the Microphone on screen Effect..!
Let’s pray there isn’t a next time. Ever.
Awesome to see Lorier getting some love! Not only do they listen to customer feedback, their customer service is amazing. I had an issue with the Safari, I sent it in, and they took care it. They kept me up to date with progress emails and even called me to check in.
Absolutely spot on! I purchased a Hyperion second hand with the silver hands. I noticed the timing was about 15-18 seconds fast per day. I emailed lorier and spoke with Lauren who sent me a shipping label and promptly fixed the watch. They even removed a spot of dust under the crystal for me all free of charge under warranty while knowing I was not the original purchaser. Top notch company and people. I will soon have a falcon 3
@@Not-a-bot222 hmm.. good to know, Fair Play to them for doing the extra KNOWING You're not the original purchaser! .. I really like these Loriers, they look FANTASTIC, and knowing Lorier themselves are a 'decent' company really helps make my mind up.. I'm deffo getting one for the collection.
I can attest to the certina, it does wear a bit big SOMETIMES, but you really won't regret it, either the "Classic" Hesalite and aluminum model, or the "Premium" sapphire and ceramic model will literally be a keeper for life, and it is so great to see Certina get some love
@telegranmemrsjennielle1 wrong channel Scammy.. lmao.
Love this video and it's concept. Glad to see Lorier getting some love, I have several of their pieces and they are all designed with great care by a wonderful couple. You're right in that they take customer feedback seriously and that's so rare these days. Their new Zephyr dress watch is stunning!
I love my Lorier Falcon II; it’s small, thin & light & it’s easily the most comfortable watch I own! The acrylic crystal gives it a look that can’t be duplicated by sapphire. I own better watches, but this one has a special place in my small collection. I love updates on the Falcon III, too.
I have the Sternglas and wanted the quartz so that it was slim and low maintenance. It's been excellent, and the customer service is great too.
That Marloe is a really unusual and good looking watch! And so affordable…I want one. The Xeric is another one that stands out here. I can’t choose between the CWC and the Hamilton equivalent though. Finally the Certina chosen here, is the first ever Certina that I actually like the look of! As for Rotary…they’re the UKs Timex. I remember as a kid seeing the brand in the windows of all the high street jewelers.
It’s always a pleasure to have Russel!
He’s such a lovely chap who’s able to infuse you with energy and passion and is always able to have a laugh and fun in what is often an overly serious hobby.
Right? That’s why he’s my favourite watch RUclipsr. He just personifies the joy of watch collecting.
@@hibernopithecus7500 between Andrew on Talking Hands, Russ MWC and Garry on I.L.W I'm pretty much set, I still watch the others...but don't really get "involved" ../ these lot definitely suit Me better than the suit and tie wearing part of the scene tbh.
I liked the Lorier the best. Great to have Russell as a guest on the channel.
You chaps have outdone yourselves with this episode! 😁
Sounds like Russell's calling in while on the throne.
Great video! It's always nice to be introduced to new watch brands. It can get very boring seeing the same old stuff over and over again.
Russel has great taste and such a library of knowledge. Please have him back on (with better audio😉)
The lorier is just beautiful! I have the GMT Hyperion and it's a vintage GMT I can fly with and something I can take anywhere and everywhere..
I just knew a spinal tap joke was coming in with the 11 atmos. Lol
Another military & chronograph alternative… Pulsar Men's Analog Quartz Wrist Watch, PM3175X1. This is based on the Seiko (who own Pulsar) RAF Gen 2 Chrono - a quartz watch but only £70 brand new
Just pre-ordered a Lorier Neptune this week!
Glad to see the Mad Lad here! First youtuber I ran across starting my watch journey. Which to be honest.. was last week so there is that 🤣
Lorier falcon is a beautiful watch. I owned one and sold it but I'm thinking about picking another one up because I miss it...
Really enjoyed this. Brilliant guest appearance from Russell.
It would be helpful if you provided links to some of the watch companies you feature. The star wheel watch is from who? zurich ? or similar? I couldnt find them and google search didn't help. I'd love to look more at that, but no titles website or hints on the watch itself about the proper spelling of the brand name.
Really enjoyed this episode, and I thought Russel added a lot. Next, I would love for you all to stay up late at night and do a video with Jody from Just One More Watch. I honestly think you could have a really great time with him between basic homage discussions and a bit of back and forth on "clomages" given that he's more amenable to them than you guys are.
Bravo on the collab! Awesome topic.
That Marloe looks very appealing to me. Will definitely check them out.
I have the Marloe. It really is a very good watch with a beautifully clean look that belies its price. You won't regret getting one if you decide to take the plunge. Customer service is superb as well.
Great episode. Did anyone mention that the 48 click bezel is bi-directional, so you don't need to go around if you miss one. Just go back.
Gents! Everett from Foster, here. Thank you so much for the kind words. As you guys implied at several points, we try not take ourselves too seriously. It seems like you get it. ❤️🙌
Beautiful curation lads. All of them are stunners.
Love the Certina dive watch!
What an excellent selection of time pieces! Really enjoyed that. The Sternglas was an eye catcher I thought
Great Colab with TMWC! and thanks Tom for the Sternglas contribution, nice watch. my daughter has a friend in Hamburg and has visited her in the past, and she will probably go back, if she does, I will ask her to bring me one. Greetings from MX
Here's my dilemma. Too poor for the watches I want, too snobby to care about the watches I can afford.
if you places the hands of that Hamilton in the 2:10 position and then looked at the dial from the direction of 8 towards the 2, it might look naughty
The Lorier is gorgeous.
Russel is the Daddy - great having him on 👏👏👏👍
MaD to see this collab with probably my favourite watch people on youtube... Love to see you all come together! And the Marloe Watch Company indeed was not on my radar before, but it is now... That Sceptre really is a stunner! = )
I managed to buy the Sternglas Hamburg automatik for under £300. Absolutely love it.
What a great episode!
Good on you for bringing TMWC along, he's a good dude.
A very mad watch collector my wife says 😂
The 11 atmos name is actually correct. Pressure at surface is 1 bar so at 100 metres absolute pressure is actually 11 bar (atmospheres).
Guys because the pressure at !0 meters is 2 atmosfears & increases by 1 atmosfear for every 10meters deeper after that , so by the time you reach 100 meters the pressure is 11 atmosfears . So every watch that is rated to 10 atmosfears is only rated to 90 meters not 100.
Gentlemen: Great episode. I learned about several very interesting watches and watchmakers that were previously unknown to me. Thank you.
finally a video where Russell focuses on the watch review, without all that useless theatricality of his videos. 👍
rotary made some
really awesome watches. I owned two. Loved em both.
it would be better for viewers if you could list all watch reference numbers discussed in the description.
Great video as usual!
I have the Lorier Neptune IV and absolutely love it! Hesalite for the win!
I do wish Rotary were more widely available in the USA. They make some very attractive watches.
Sadly, Rotary is now owned by the CCP, which doesn't bode well for its manufacturing integrity.
It was awesome having TMWC here!
Love the mad watch collector. That Sternglas is a baby Nomos. Not bad
I have a soft spot for Rotary because eight years ago when I was searching for a brand on Amazon with Swiss heritage that I could afford, but wasn't actually Swiss, I stumbled upon them. I purchased a quartz diver with a blue dial & wave like texture like an Omega Seamaster has today, a quartz Navitimer homage (blue dial & spinning fake tachymeter ring) that claimed 30m water resistance who's acrylic crystal would fog if there was any type of moisture in the air; and my first automatic, a skeletonized rose gold case, rose gold movement and black dial, it looks a lot like what Earnshaw does today and I would not be surprised if they're not using the same parts; I think made in Taiwan? I still have the Rose gold watch, the other two vanished. I had paid to service the loose rattling rotor midway through ownership and a year ago the roman numeral dial detached from the movement and spun inside the case while I was at the bar. I kept resetting my watch not knowing what had happened until morning. I do plan on attempting to fix it myself soon because I still love the look. Their head of design has a good eye. I don't know if their QC has improved in the last 8 years but I'm no longer willing to purchase one to find out; Perhaps one of you can ;) As is Invicta and Earnshaw, Rotary is NOT the same company it once was. They are revival brands that purchased the rights to use an established, defunct, name and reap the benefits of the heritage and popularity. That being said, you muat be some sort of enthusiast albeit maybe also deceptive businessman.
When my automatic rotary broke last year I immediately purchased a blue open heart Bambino to replace it the next day. For Christmas I gifted myself a Glycine Combat Sub, my first entry level Swiss automatic. The Glycine Combat Moonphase had sold out but reappeared shortly after new year so I grabbed that too. I was peeping a Certina Caimano whilst building a mini Casio collection and saw you guys talk about it on here, for the price of under $230 & an ETA 2824, I couldn't resist adding it in the box with the Sellitas and Epson movement. Yesterday a 1985 Nivada arrived from Cairo, it's my first vintage watch, mechanical, and the year I was born. At only 34mm I already adore it & love putting my ear to it listening to the ETA inside that's as old as me, tick away. Unlike the other revival brands, I like what I see with the revival of Nivada and maybe even Alpina, these companies aren't claiming or pretending to be the original companies either. I can't be mad at Invicta because they acquired Glycine to keep them going. Rotary got me to delve into this horological hobby and history deeper, I do remember reading years ago that Rotary supplied watches to the British military during WW2, there should be some stowed away and passed down, but I was born and raised in the Chicagoland area; I have yet to see any examples, why would I? Elgin National Watch Company was apparently the largest dedicated manufacturer of watches in the world for 100 years according to Wikipedia, defunct in 1968 but I can purchase one from Walmart new for $60? I doubt they're still made down the street from me in Elgin, Illinois.
Thank you guys for the time you take to bring bargain/affordable watch recommendations and opinions to our eyes and ears. I love discovering and learning new about new watches everyday. I'm curious to hear what you guys think of Revival brands.
This was a great vid, really good to have Russel with you 2. Love the look of the marloe. You didn't mention it but 2 of your picks had asymmetric cases, like Marathon and Omega .
That was fun. Thanks guys
7:25 🤣🤣 that Spinal Tap joke 🤣
Let me tell you that a large majority in the german watchforum hates Sternglas.
Why is that?
@@rickappel9396 Marketing, Design, partly prices.
What's the deal?
There's a few Tissots I haven't heard of, surely. Maybe that would be a fun thing to explore for a video
More of this please!
This may have been commented on already, but 11 atmos is actually 100m under water. If you dive down 100m you are at 11 atmospheres. 1 unit of atmospheric pressure is the surface. We all live at 1 atmos. So a watch that has 100m of water resistance is rated to 11 atmos.
Xeric is very special and Russ is a genuine guy.
I m usually after microbrands and the occasional Japanese watch.maybe a steinhart and that's it.micro is the best and even God is waiting patiently for a Zelos.
Brilliant show, I have a Rotary commando from the 80s and still going well.
I'd love to grab beers with Russel. Seems like a solid dude.
Great collab! Russel needs to review the Foster "Nigel Tufnel Signature Edition" ASAP.
Andrew and Tom, it’s not quite an affordable one but what are your thoughts on the Bohen Milli Mer?
11atmos is actually 100m below sea level, since we already have 1bar at sea level. Then add 1bar(atmos) per every 10m. (So they’re just being precise)
What about Traska?! Their new Venturer GMT is a thing of beauty; incredibly well made, super hardened steel, a travellers GMT movement, and well under $1k!
Nah that Neptune's been doing rounds my guy
One of the brands you've talked about, Helson is producing quite interesting and good value for money watches, but this company website is just terrible, very much user unfriendly.
PS. As always very entertaining video.
Just wanted to say how much I like the acoustics on this one. Much better than my bathroom.
Glycine is slept on
Robot Russ.
Great guys. Excellent guest. Excellent selection of watches to present!
Great Collab!
Good to see Lorier on here. Anyone else think Russel sounds like George from About Effing Time?
Love Lorier retro designs and don’t mind old tech, but acrylic glass is a hard no. Swap it for mineral crystal and I’d snap one up. I’ve spent too much time regularly buffing out scratches on vintage watches.
Love the crown and brand!
That's why I recognize the voice. Nice one MWC!
What about Ball and Deep Blue with their amazing tritium lumes?
Squale doesnt have tritium but is great
Russell, what did the wife think of the CWC. FWIW, I have the Lorier Neptune on order, ships later this month or in March.
Great show & good too see the very cool MWC aka Russell taking part. A most enjoyable 26 minutes thanks for sharing. 🔥👏👍
Great show, mates! I like Rotary but I wish they would change the logo.
Cheers!
Rotary was sadly bought out by the CCP, it's no longer British owned.
I will have one of those CWC w10 in my collection
shoutout to my home town Hamburg! thanks to Tom
What!? No mention of Rolex? You two lads feeling alright? 😉 ps. Love the MWC - top fella, great to see you doing a collab together 👍🏻
"watches you've never seen" everyone has seen Rolex and they don't really deviate from the current list of models they produce already. that's my 2 cents
that Xeric is good! just make it smaller please!
Love The Lorier. Very tempting 🤔
Any thoughts on Boldr watches?
Always such a pleasure! But please I implore you please stop ingratiating the brands that pass off acrylic as vintage it’s so Trumpish. Stand up for sapphire flat, domed, Double domed or boxed. Call them out for what it is cost cutting measures and thats all. I’m so tired of “ it exudes the vintage warmth. No it’s a scratch magnet end of!
"Two subdials in a funny position..." Had to make room for that sprawling Hamilton logo :D
i like them all except that rotary watch and the second to the last one
i don't mean the rotary watch at the end i mean the one that has the fidget spinner
Hamilton and Marloe are the ones which caught my eye
Zeit = time; Messer = measurer ... but it's a timekeeper. Cheers! This was fun.
nice, did tom give any prices?
Lovely selection with a touch of class and humour as dry and my martini 😂
Massive fan of the CWC range, I think that they are incredibly underrated and overlooked! As yet, I don't own one, and they weren't issued to people of my rank during my service. Such a MASSIVE disappointment when you said that the Sternglas one is quartz! :(
There is a automatic Sternglas as well, but it's a bit more expensive
Thanks👍🏻
Great Show lads, Russell is my No.1 Watch Guy.😎🙏🙏🙏
Great collaboration! But I'm getting a tiny bit of divers watch fatigue.
That Sternglas looks brilliant.
ahh Cool.. Russ on Here!. Good to see Him doin' so well on here/Da-Tube tbh, good dude.
Didn’t know Alan Carr was a watch fan🤷♂️