Collecting Vintage Watches, Part II, by Eric Wind

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024

Комментарии • 30

  • @antonioraffa123
    @antonioraffa123 Год назад +4

    Solid content as always and excellent!

  • @notyourdaddy8300
    @notyourdaddy8300 Год назад +2

    Outstanding!

  • @Giorgiomdauria
    @Giorgiomdauria Год назад +2

    Eric Wind is just too good 👌🏽

  • @brettt.7786
    @brettt.7786 Год назад +2

    Great talk Eric, big thanks for all you for for vintage watch collecting

  • @IMakeWatches
    @IMakeWatches Год назад +4

    Fantastic video! Thanks!

  • @Watch.Hightower
    @Watch.Hightower Год назад +7

    Finally 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😁

  • @watchdork
    @watchdork Год назад +6

    Love watching Eric talk anything watch related. Great video thank you for the share!

  • @fior2373
    @fior2373 Год назад +4

    No essays, had to laugh...so true

  • @staytunedmotorco8541
    @staytunedmotorco8541 Год назад +3

    Really well done 👌

  • @TahoeRealm
    @TahoeRealm Год назад +7

    I searched for this a few hours ago, but it was not up. Now here it is- what a way to start the week! Thank you.

  • @b_altmann
    @b_altmann Год назад +1

    The problem with the authentication centre is that there is no generally binding reference for condition. When for example someone lists a watch as "mint" condition, that does not really mean anything on Ebay, as the authentication centre says that if it's listed as a used watch, there will be scratches, and that's the end of that. Passing authentication really mostly means that the watch is authentic and its functions work.

  • @watchnorthlondon
    @watchnorthlondon Год назад +4

    Dry wit, some possibly shocking revelations about the tactics of major auction houses, and fabulously informative on the nuances of condition, originality and how to buy.

  • @honeybadger9672
    @honeybadger9672 Год назад +1

    Such a cool vision of if the Monta did a cyan/tiff/baby dial. Shame in reality it's a a light mint green 😢

  • @pilotstyle123
    @pilotstyle123 Год назад +5

    Very informative and entertaining thank you! It sadly confirms my suspicion, the vintage market has outgreeded and outfrauded me from interest. There is simply too much shenanigans and too little authority and authenticity in this market.

    • @jeanlefranc3817
      @jeanlefranc3817 Год назад

      Many years ago, an older gentleman told me there were three ways to lose a fortune :
      Being a shipowner
      Owning race horses
      Enjoying the company of very pretty women
      One can certainly add : buying high end vintage watches at auctions.

  • @donrogan2812
    @donrogan2812 Год назад +3

    Any thoughts on making these into podcasts as well?

  • @joytekb
    @joytekb Год назад +1

    According to specialist with phd in horolohy new watches are not near in terms of quality to the old vintage watches in terms of quality.

  • @scuba453
    @scuba453 Год назад +7

    $20K for a Rolex service???? Seriously?

    • @ericwind2991
      @ericwind2991 Год назад +2

      Unfortunately, I even saw an invoice once from Rolex for $30k for a service of a Rolex Submariner reference 6200

    • @scuba453
      @scuba453 Год назад

      @@ericwind2991 Thanks for taking the time to reply. Really enjoyed your talk, thank you. Luckily I prefer Omegas so I save a lot of money LOL

    • @danchapman5944
      @danchapman5944 Год назад

      Brilliant talk - thank you Eric

  • @manciclon
    @manciclon Год назад +3

    🤔🔬⌚️⏱️👍🤝🌎

  • @67NewEngland
    @67NewEngland Год назад +1

    - This is an interesting lecture but he certainly isn’t talking to a working class collector.

  • @charliedunne8027
    @charliedunne8027 Год назад +4

    😱

  • @frankm4129
    @frankm4129 Год назад +1

    It looks like 1 eye is missing
    It’s ugly how can it be worth that kind of money
    Give me a Rolex anyday

  • @hph4833
    @hph4833 Год назад +1

    For God's sake, please don't ever wear that jacket again.

    • @killsbugsfastreallfast
      @killsbugsfastreallfast 3 месяца назад

      I think he wears it well. When in Rome….many organizations require attire at a certain level for their members. If you haven’t experienced such organizations, you are missing out. Best to you!