If in fact the watch is real, it is made of 18k white gold. Sand really scratches it up. I cried when he kept rubbing the sand accross the crystal and the sides.
@@Jesus-c6i1e these coins are in the ground for up to hundreds of years, on farm land the land is ploughed something like 6 times a year, and people are afraid you scratch the coin by gently wiping the sand off 😂😂😂
i was diving in Key West with some friends. A lot of barricuda were around so one of them took his gold wedding band off and was handing it to his daughter in the boat when it slipped out of her hand. We knew about where it landed in 40' of water. We all started looking for it and i found what i thought was his band but after getting back in the boat realized it wasn't his but fit him perfectly. His had initials inside and the one we found didn't.
@@barracuda008l4 That sand is so wet its below the high tide line. that watch would of been under water at high tide. That leather would soak all that water up! I agree!
Just FYI when you wear rings on hand you use pinpointer… the sensitivity is lower because it balances when you turn it on… take ring off and test how close you get then put rings back on and turn pointer on. Then take ring and see how close you get before it beeps. You’ll notice it needs to be closer before it beeps.
I've used it with them on and off and haven't really noticed a difference. On the garrett carrot you can use a ring or your hand digger to increase the depth of your pinpointer.
There are way too many videos on screwtube where people plant things for themselves to find. Just like all of the dirty rug and vehicle videos, people trash them so they can make a stupid video of them being cleaned, while pretending it's all 100% organic...
Yea it was weird right, also how he got down and said whattt, when all you could see was a tiny bit of the watch and nothing else. HMMMMM. Also yea an automatic watch like this would only last a day or so before it would stop, also yea the leather was perfect, no water damage which it would have in no time what so ever I just smell way to many HMMMMMs
actual rules - fill in your holes, leave no trace that you were there, take the garbage and throw it out, and only detect where its permitted or with permission. If you want to torture yourself by wearing steel toe boots that's your business. And wearing rings only causes some minor inconveniences with the pin pointer.
I've had it in my mind to get into metal detecting for a few years but never have. This was an Excellent watch Dan. Nearest beach to me is 50 plus miles away as I live between Skipton and Colne. I very nearly bought a Minelab X-terra which was on facebook market place brand new in the box for £225 very local to me. Woman selling it said in her ad that it was a raffle win. It clearly hadn't been used. I see in your description above the Deus2. I'll assume that's what your using in this vid. It's vids like this that inspire me. I don't have several hundred pounds to spare for the top detectors. I did recently buy a ebay Gp pointer after watching several vids on them and I can't believe how good it is for the £12 I paid for it. I make a lot of stuff out of used timber so running the GP Pointer over it is a must if your going to use a planer so to not catch hidden nails/screws. I can't believe top make ones can be £150 and no better. Mine picks up before a friends F-pulse. That peed him off lol. Thanks for some much needed inspiration Dan. I've subscribed and will watch more of your vids. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching and subscribing. Yes I'm currently using the xp deus 2 but I started out with the garrett ace 250. Not a bad machine back in its day and it got me hooked on detecting. One thing I'd say with this hobby is over time and if you put the time in it will pay for your equipment. My last two detectors have paid for themselves. I actually have a two hour drive to my closest beach but the way I see it. I'm out in the fresh air doing something relaxing, exiting and enjoyable the if I find something its a bounce. If I was you just trying and get a good second hand they do hold their price better the most items but you can still pick up a bargain every now and then. Good luck and thanks for watching.
Never left anything on the beach ever ie junk, but would love to find something interesting like you do. Years ago I bought a Patek Philip in a box of bits in a junk shop, buttons, rings etc. Everything was grubby and sticky as if child had put sweet in it which had dissolved and turned everything black inc box too. knew rings gold as used long nails to scrape a tiny bit off ea. Quick scrape of gunky face, was Patek Phillipe. Asked how much, said was only rubbish, Paid £5. Cleaned everything up plat eternity ring with diamond missing, rings 15 & think 18ct. Felt guilt although had bought a ring at two thousand, never had engagement ring. Watch was immaculate when gently cleaned, not a scratch. Oblong surrounded with diamonds. Not all good things work out. Arrived at sisters one day she was cleaning to paper, course I got under stairs, caught watch diamond came out, searched, never found it. She's very talented, insisted I leave it so she would put a Swarovski in, you don't argue with her though I didn't want to but sounds pathetic, no option. Not mentioned next week, asked her following week, her response, what watch. Showed picture of me wearing it. Denied having, her daughter said, Mum don't you remember you said you could sort it? Started on her, threw me out for accusing her, told me not to come back. When it first happened, I said look I'd prefer to take it it's a Patek Phillipe, response never heard of it yet worked in a high end jewellery shop for her sister in law. I had a guy feeling, knew I couldn't trust her which is Very sad as it affected our other siblings, and it as definitely a Patek Phillipe particularly going by the rings, in fact, even by the buttons which were the extra buttons you get off expensive clothes! That's the person I loaned 6'000 towards a car and was paid back over 2 years. Don't you wish you'd listed more to your Mum? I certainly do, she warned me often enough!
You ever figure out if that watch was real? I can imagine a watch that gets buried in the sand, trampled, drowned when the tide comes in, and yet still work, well that cant be a knockoff
If that watch is the real deal, it's worth a shitload bro!! Patek Philippe is a VERY EXPENSIVE BRAND!! 🤑 I really hope you've got the real thing! Fingers crossed! 🤞
Yeah I was amazed at finding the two silver rings. The second morning bloody blow my mind. The area near the pier was ramed the day before loads of people in the water so it was worth the 30 minute walk along the coast. Thanks for watching dude. I'll probably not catch you on Wednesday as I'm away.
17:13 You can see and feel the watch, yet you keep poking it. And the leather straps just happens to be perfectly perserved in that moisture. Great acting. Don't understand how you haven't made it into Hollywood yet.
Well done buddy you really cleaned up there and a really lesson on beach detecting. even if that watch turns out to be a replica it was probably cost more than your average watch.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN given that it was still running when you found it, it's been there less than 3-4 days max. Your camera was really out of focus and the face of the watch could not be made out. Can you post an update with clearer vid?
@@bobbyshaftoeIt's an automatic watch. It winds when it's moved. He said the date was wrong, so if he paid attention to that, you could ballpark when it was lost.
Hi Dan, just found you on YT and loved this video. I've subscribed and i'm an x-detectorist. i had to pack up and sell up 5 years ago as i could not do it anymore with bad hips. I've now had both full hip replacements and i'm thinking of getting back into it, hopefully with the new Minelab Equinox 900. Gonna watch all your videos. Love the watch.
I really want to get beach detecting, you might not find much really old stuff but you could find modern goodies! Congrats on a great couple of days…all the best, Julie 🙋♀️🥳
Thanks Julie. It really depends on the beach conditions to what you find sometimes the older stuff will be there if there's been a good storm and has stripped the sand back. I've had a few Victoria coins before in really nice condition. And some jewellery from the 20s but yes the large part is more modern and if I get for some fish and chips at the end its been a good fun day. All the best and thanks for watching.
Reminds me of beach detecting in the 70s. Primitive machines but found alsorts from roman silver through hammered to modern. Loved the winter storms for churning the beach up back then
@@DIRTDIGGERDANI can only imagine I live on the treasure Coast in South Florida and all the old-timers around me have a gold doubloon made into a necklace around their all mostly say metal detecting back in the day I guess around here at the treasure Coast if you were put your time in you were guaranteed almost some gold doubloons
@joshuadowns9363 wow that's cool and I can totally believe it. I listen to Relics radio and here some of the stories of what people find. Your definitely right on if you put the time in. I'll normally put in 8 to 10 hours when I'm out and 3 to 6 hours driving just to get there. Its like anything in life you get out what you put in. Thanks for watching dude and be lucky
That watch is fake. The movement second hand would sweep a lot better than that in a £175-200K Patek Philippe watch. The movement itself in the back wouldn't look like that with big ugly blue screws and thirdly the owner would have hired a local detectorist to find it in the area he would have been sat in if it was the real deal.
Either the watch was just lost very recently or like someone stated earlier it's staged, mechanical watches need moment to stay running only 40 or so hrs without movement
Thanks dude. And never say never I've got a bit of a heart issue at the moment that is preventing me from going to far of the beaten path. So I have to be careful until it gets sorted out.
@VanOnTour no still up north but I've got family down in Bournemouth and I've got a few friends down in Plymouth so I'm down that way a few times a year. Yeah having hart issues sucks doesn't it but we do what we can
It's hard to tell. He never had the watch completely in focus. The band wasn't a cheap one and as a whole it looked to have quality. Oh well, thats why they say rinse don't rub.
Just found your channel, was a recommendation from RUclips, after this video Ive "subbed" and "Bell'd". New to this channel and to Metal detecting. Father's Day, I was given an Amazon cheap device, hand detector and plastic hand sand scoop and trowel. Not tested any of it yet, but your video certainly got the old "detecting Juice's" going lol. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for joining us hopefully you'll find so.e of my videos useful and best of luck on your first dig. My advice dig everything that beeps to start and you'll work out the good targets from the trash.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN thank you. The device has dials and analogue needle display. It is good to understand the basics at entry level. Of course if I get hooked, then I will upgrade.
@DIRTDIGGERDAN yes it's my first one,I just turned 18 recently and I'm interested in metal detecting since I was like 12 lol,anyways,does "Minelab Vanquish 440" work good for beaches I found one on amazon for £300
@@haydayacc4799 Yeah you should be fine on the beach with that get yourself a sand scoop as well even if its a cheap one to start trust me it makes life a lot easier
Just found your channel,and subscribed and what an eye opener of a video,so much jewelry stuff and a superb watch well done . Is there a link to find that sand scoop you use it looks superb and well made cheers
At the end of this video I talk about everything I found out about the watch
ruclips.net/video/NqEqtPZJ4fA/видео.html
Staged load of rubbish and fake
I like your attitude. Dig everything, you never know what could be stacked.
If in fact the watch is real, it is made of 18k white gold. Sand really scratches it up. I cried when he kept rubbing the sand accross the crystal and the sides.
You & me both. Bad enough that it's buried there...silica sand...bad as single grains. I wonder if it was real.
The way these metal detector guys rub on coins and such is crazy. Take it home and rinse it off. Why destroy the value.
it was fake
Most md's don't carry a water bill to clean their finds.I do..never rub coins
@@Jesus-c6i1e these coins are in the ground for up to hundreds of years, on farm land the land is ploughed something like 6 times a year, and people are afraid you scratch the coin by gently wiping the sand off 😂😂😂
Was enjoying the walk with you. Bird footprints so cute. Then that watch - Holy Moly! ⌚
Nice find , my watch find of a lifetime is a 1990’s Rolex Daytona 18k , was found on a beach as well in an old volleyball sand court
Hay, just found this channel,an it was great, watching you forage on the beach ,nice watch an rings,👍👍🌹😊.
Thanks for watching
Bloomin heck! Is the polite exclamation, well done!
i was diving in Key West with some friends. A lot of barricuda were around so one of them took his gold wedding band off and was handing it to his daughter in the boat when it slipped out of her hand. We knew about where it landed in 40' of water. We all started looking for it and i found what i thought was his band but after getting back in the boat realized it wasn't his but fit him perfectly. His had initials inside and the one we found didn't.
Just go's to show how much loosed jewellery is out there.
What a Crazy but unfortunate story 🙏
He planted that watch.... It's an automatic winding watch and if it doesn't move for a day or two it will stop working until it is wound up again.
Agreeing s a fake watch and the leather did not suffer anything
@@barracuda008l4 That sand is so wet its below the high tide line. that watch would of been under water at high tide. That leather would soak all that water up! I agree!
Na I don't reckon he did plant it he's it could of been drop at any time litterly the day before
Jealous? Nooo tired of clickbait
What a load of "CLICKBAIT"😂😂😂😂
Just FYI when you wear rings on hand you use pinpointer… the sensitivity is lower because it balances when you turn it on… take ring off and test how close you get then put rings back on and turn pointer on. Then take ring and see how close you get before it beeps. You’ll notice it needs to be closer before it beeps.
I've used it with them on and off and haven't really noticed a difference. On the garrett carrot you can use a ring or your hand digger to increase the depth of your pinpointer.
@@DIRTDIGGERDANagree you can also tape a penny on upper shaft to increase sensitivity. Weird but it is like adding more copper to the winding.
Cause he is gay!!
Just happened across You. Thanks for taking me along!
Congratulations again on your awesome find!
Thanks 😊
Great video. First time watching. Be careful scratching the nicer finds to avoid scratching the nicer items.
Smashin’ hunt and fabulous finds down on that beach Dan. Well done 👏🏻
Thanks for watching dude hope you just as well
Strange how on every other one you dug it up with the scoop. But on this one you got on your knees and carefully dug. Hmmmmm
There are way too many videos on screwtube where people plant things for themselves to find.
Just like all of the dirty rug and vehicle videos, people trash them so they can make a stupid video of them being cleaned, while pretending it's all 100% organic...
Also you can see the sand was drizzled down on some spots he found things. Like it was in the scoop before and he let it rain out of its holes.
Yea it was weird right, also how he got down and said whattt, when all you could see was a tiny bit of the watch and nothing else. HMMMMM. Also yea an automatic watch like this would only last a day or so before it would stop, also yea the leather was perfect, no water damage which it would have in no time what so ever
I just smell way to many HMMMMMs
❤ Great day and I had a great time with your finds Thank you. Kelly 😂
rules to metal detecting
1. don't wear steel toe boots
2. don't wear any jewelry.
Fill the holes back in
actual rules - fill in your holes, leave no trace that you were there, take the garbage and throw it out, and only detect where its permitted or with permission. If you want to torture yourself by wearing steel toe boots that's your business. And wearing rings only causes some minor inconveniences with the pin pointer.
3. And, most important, collect the trash! Don't just throw it away again.
I had fun watching! Half of my detector is lost in the garage. I spend a lot of time on the coast. I'm going to the garage and digging that thing OUT!
I've had it in my mind to get into metal detecting for a few years but never have. This was an Excellent watch Dan. Nearest beach to me is 50 plus miles away as I live between Skipton and Colne. I very nearly bought a Minelab X-terra which was on facebook market place brand new in the box for £225 very local to me. Woman selling it said in her ad that it was a raffle win. It clearly hadn't been used. I see in your description above the Deus2. I'll assume that's what your using in this vid. It's vids like this that inspire me. I don't have several hundred pounds to spare for the top detectors. I did recently buy a ebay Gp pointer after watching several vids on them and I can't believe how good it is for the £12 I paid for it. I make a lot of stuff out of used timber so running the GP Pointer over it is a must if your going to use a planer so to not catch hidden nails/screws. I can't believe top make ones can be £150 and no better. Mine picks up before a friends F-pulse. That peed him off lol. Thanks for some much needed inspiration Dan. I've subscribed and will watch more of your vids. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching and subscribing. Yes I'm currently using the xp deus 2 but I started out with the garrett ace 250. Not a bad machine back in its day and it got me hooked on detecting. One thing I'd say with this hobby is over time and if you put the time in it will pay for your equipment. My last two detectors have paid for themselves. I actually have a two hour drive to my closest beach but the way I see it. I'm out in the fresh air doing something relaxing, exiting and enjoyable the if I find something its a bounce. If I was you just trying and get a good second hand they do hold their price better the most items but you can still pick up a bargain every now and then. Good luck and thanks for watching.
Never left anything on the beach ever ie junk, but would love to find something interesting like you do.
Years ago I bought a Patek Philip in a box of bits in a junk shop, buttons, rings etc. Everything was grubby and sticky as if child had put sweet in it which had dissolved and turned everything black inc box too. knew rings gold as used long nails to scrape a tiny bit off ea. Quick scrape of gunky face, was Patek Phillipe. Asked how much, said was only rubbish, Paid £5. Cleaned everything up plat eternity ring with diamond missing, rings 15 & think 18ct. Felt guilt although had bought a ring at two thousand, never had engagement ring.
Watch was immaculate when gently cleaned, not a scratch.
Oblong surrounded with diamonds.
Not all good things work out.
Arrived at sisters one day she was cleaning to paper, course I got under stairs, caught watch diamond came out, searched, never found it. She's very talented, insisted I leave it so she would put a Swarovski in, you don't argue with her though I didn't want to but sounds pathetic, no option.
Not mentioned next week, asked her following week, her response, what watch.
Showed picture of me wearing it. Denied having, her daughter said, Mum don't you remember you said you could sort it? Started on her, threw me out for accusing her, told me not to come back.
When it first happened, I said look I'd prefer to take it it's a Patek Phillipe, response never heard of it yet worked in a high end jewellery shop for her sister in law.
I had a guy feeling, knew I couldn't trust her which is Very sad as it affected our other siblings, and it as definitely a Patek Phillipe particularly going by the rings, in fact, even by the buttons which were the extra buttons you get off expensive clothes!
That's the person I loaned 6'000 towards a car and was paid back over 2 years.
Don't you wish you'd listed more to your Mum?
I certainly do, she warned me often enough!
Raffle win. More like stolen.
Did you sell said watch or return to owner.
Yessss, you found your watch😅😅
What a watch if real thousands.also alot if good stuff great hunt
Definitely was one of my best days Detecting
First time viewing your page. Now that was an amazing haul!! Congratulations!
Thanks for dropping by dude
Was fake
You ever figure out if that watch was real? I can imagine a watch that gets buried in the sand, trampled, drowned when the tide comes in, and yet still work, well that cant be a knockoff
New subscriber! Cant wait to check out your past videos. Congrats man! Stunning watch! 🎉🎉🎉
😮 I enjoyed watching this video,, cool 😎 beans bro 👌...
my neihbor was in Melburn, and gave me a baseball cap---said Australia is as big as the 48 states of America
WOW, what a great haul. Very well done. Keep up the great videos.👍👍
Thanks dude
Oh my gosh Dan! 😍. That was an amazing find! 😳
I think I would have a heart attack right there!
Congratulations! 👏🏻😃
I almost passed out when I got back and googled it
So was it real and did you hand it back to the owner when found
@@jbss7382 if it was real, I highly doubt it.
I did this decades ago in Ocean City Maryland. Loads of fun.
If that watch is the real deal, it's worth a shitload bro!! Patek Philippe is a VERY EXPENSIVE BRAND!! 🤑
I really hope you've got the real thing!
Fingers crossed! 🤞
You and me both dude
Was it ?
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN ey JOU NAAAI. WAS THE WATCH REAL???, answer or i will unsubscribe!
I used to go to Bournemouth on holiday as a kid. Lovely beach. Great finds
First time watching, it was so fun. Get better 😊
Thanks for dropping by
Awesome finds new sub here great video I’ll be going back to watch more
Now that was some good digging Digger digging keeps us healthy .
It sure does its pretty much the only thing keeping me from from being a fat ass 😆
I can't believe just how expensive those stainless steel sand scoops are! £100 without the handles. Yikes. Some good finds there matey.
Hope all the family are doing well keep up the good work and will catch u at the next 👍 😊😊😊😊
Thanks dude yeah we're good thanks. Hope you and yours is well and fine also.
Well a bloody good day for you my friend, and best of luck for the future. Enjoyed your video, Subscribed 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the sub dude glad you enjoyed it
Great Scott DDDAN, that was one hell of a haul off the beach mate. Well done.
Yeah I was amazed at finding the two silver rings. The second morning bloody blow my mind. The area near the pier was ramed the day before loads of people in the water so it was worth the 30 minute walk along the coast. Thanks for watching dude. I'll probably not catch you on Wednesday as I'm away.
That watch is a mind blower. Great seeing some beach detecting on the other side of the pond. 🏴☠️🙂Pirate Mike from California.
You went at the right time. Before anyone else could beat you there.
Early bird dude
This guy finds a Patek Phillipe in the sand still running. What a legend
It's fake just like your awful spelling of one of the oldest watch brands going.
whats the chances aswell being a petek phillipe nothing isnt cheap from that brand
@@charlestongue0 like 0000000000000,1%😂
Spoiler alert!
And then he starts to scratch it up with the sand. $ a 30k plus watch. huh
Congratulations Dan😮😅 Fabulous Find 😊
So happy for your finds today🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
17:13 You can see and feel the watch, yet you keep poking it. And the leather straps just happens to be perfectly perserved in that moisture. Great acting. Don't understand how you haven't made it into Hollywood yet.
What a find!!! It puts most of my collection to shame.
You had a great day and found a lot of good things. .
Subscribed also added all notifications 🎉🎉
Thank dude
Thank you so much for doing this getting them dang vape things out of our beaches sir
Congrats nice finds😊.
The first 2 silver rings were made for your hands.....sweet finds!!!
Thank you for sharing
Hello from Florida, nice hunt man.
Thanks dude
Well done buddy you really cleaned up there and a really lesson on beach detecting. even if that watch turns out to be a replica it was probably cost more than your average watch.
thanks I'll be updating everyone on the watch soon.
That's literally a $40 fake "Patek Philip" haha
@@alexj6408 Even still.. a fake is worth a few quid... maybe even a hundred or more.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN given that it was still running when you found it, it's been there less than 3-4 days max. Your camera was really out of focus and the face of the watch could not be made out. Can you post an update with clearer vid?
@@bobbyshaftoeIt's an automatic watch. It winds when it's moved. He said the date was wrong, so if he paid attention to that, you could ballpark when it was lost.
Hi Dan, just found you on YT and loved this video. I've subscribed and i'm an x-detectorist. i had to pack up and sell up 5 years ago as i could not do it anymore with bad hips. I've now had both full hip replacements and i'm thinking of getting back into it, hopefully with the new Minelab Equinox 900. Gonna watch all your videos. Love the watch.
Glad to hear you're back on your feet and feel able to get back into the swing of things fingers crossed for you and best of luck
Wondering if you ever take things like the watch to the closest police station to see if anyone has reported it lost and would love to get them back.
You have found more rings than i have in 5 years of detecting. Then again i couldn't be further from a beach.
Its about a two hour drive for me to the nearest beach. But I do go once or twice a month in the summer. Mainly do farmland and parks
I really want to get beach detecting, you might not find much really old stuff but you could find modern goodies! Congrats on a great couple of days…all the best, Julie 🙋♀️🥳
Thanks Julie. It really depends on the beach conditions to what you find sometimes the older stuff will be there if there's been a good storm and has stripped the sand back. I've had a few Victoria coins before in really nice condition. And some jewellery from the 20s but yes the large part is more modern and if I get for some fish and chips at the end its been a good fun day. All the best and thanks for watching.
You can, and do, sometimes some very old stuff on beaches! Usually after a big storm.
let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵
Nice one.
Cracking hunt mate. Me & the girlfriend were on there in October & we found a ring each 👍
Well done. its got to be one of the best beaches for finding jewellery loads of trash though
Yeah! @ two 'ring' pulls
@ 3:30. "Bicycle shifter" lever mechanism , less the actual thumb tab.
Reminds me of beach detecting in the 70s. Primitive machines but found alsorts from roman silver through hammered to modern. Loved the winter storms for churning the beach up back then
Oh I wish I could go back and detect then the story's I've been told about the beach Detecting back in the day.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN yeah we had some great days. Wasn’t unknown to come away with 100+ coins on a good day
@@DIRTDIGGERDANI can only imagine I live on the treasure Coast in South Florida and all the old-timers around me have a gold doubloon made into a necklace around their all mostly say metal detecting back in the day I guess around here at the treasure Coast if you were put your time in you were guaranteed almost some gold doubloons
@joshuadowns9363 wow that's cool and I can totally believe it. I listen to Relics radio and here some of the stories of what people find. Your definitely right on if you put the time in. I'll normally put in 8 to 10 hours when I'm out and 3 to 6 hours driving just to get there. Its like anything in life you get out what you put in. Thanks for watching dude and be lucky
Good job, hope you start feeling better!
Thank you
I know this is a bit late...but yes, that was definitely the gimbal and camera for the drone.
Just found you.Will follow now.
Well done
That was so much fun going along with you. I hope that watch was good it looked legit. Congrats!
That watch is fake. The movement second hand would sweep a lot better than that in a £175-200K Patek Philippe watch. The movement itself in the back wouldn't look like that with big ugly blue screws and thirdly the owner would have hired a local detectorist to find it in the area he would have been sat in if it was the real deal.
Can you share details about your shovel sifter? Is it lightweight?
Its the nokta makro sand scoop
Woohoo a nice watch ⌚ ;)
Indeed it is!
How long did it take to bury a fake Patek?
I agree ,dig everything my friend.
Either the watch was just lost very recently or like someone stated earlier it's staged, mechanical watches need moment to stay running only 40 or so hrs without movement
Looking like a great weekend Dan 😊
it sure was one to remember. thanks for watch dude
Loved and Subbed❤❤❤❤❤❤
That was a great hunt. I miss your wild camping videos.
Thanks dude. And never say never I've got a bit of a heart issue at the moment that is preventing me from going to far of the beaten path. So I have to be careful until it gets sorted out.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN I'm in the same boat with heart issues. Are you down south now? I detect Bournemouth and Poole on occasions.
@VanOnTour no still up north but I've got family down in Bournemouth and I've got a few friends down in Plymouth so I'm down that way a few times a year. Yeah having hart issues sucks doesn't it but we do what we can
It's hard to tell. He never had the watch completely in focus. The band wasn't a cheap one and as a whole it looked to have quality. Oh well, thats why they say rinse don't rub.
Oh wow saw this for first time. My mum is from Ringwood. Not far from where you filmed this. Been there many times where you are or were.
Just found your channel, was a recommendation from RUclips, after this video Ive "subbed" and "Bell'd". New to this channel and to Metal detecting. Father's Day, I was given an Amazon cheap device, hand detector and plastic hand sand scoop and trowel. Not tested any of it yet, but your video certainly got the old "detecting Juice's" going lol. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for joining us hopefully you'll find so.e of my videos useful and best of luck on your first dig. My advice dig everything that beeps to start and you'll work out the good targets from the trash.
@@DIRTDIGGERDAN thank you. The device has dials and analogue needle display. It is good to understand the basics at entry level. Of course if I get hooked, then I will upgrade.
Why is it so bright there at 4.30 in the morning?
Camera settings make it look a bit lighter than it actually is. But it is pretty light early morning in the summer
Hey, I live in Bournemouth lol awesome video
Awesome finds!!!😊
Hey there they will be calling you ringo how lucky 🍀 are you ❤
Hahaha love it
any recommendations on what metal detector to buy?
Would it be your first one. If so I'd definitely consider the minelab vanquish range
@DIRTDIGGERDAN yes it's my first one,I just turned 18 recently and I'm interested in metal detecting since I was like 12 lol,anyways,does "Minelab Vanquish 440" work good for beaches I found one on amazon for £300
@@haydayacc4799 Yeah you should be fine on the beach with that get yourself a sand scoop as well even if its a cheap one to start trust me it makes life a lot easier
Had I found that watch, my searching would have been done for the day !
Watch was a good score 👍🇭🇲
It sure was still can't get my head round it I'm not normally very lucky thanks for watching
Looks like an undetected beach,those are getting more rare by the day.
In the seventies I used to metal detect to the pier with my cheap metal detector. I would find loads of coins which was my pier slots money.
WOW - the hunt you had was amazing.
The rings you found in the beginning, look nice on you.
New subber love the watch!
hey what settings do you use for a wet beach?
That's the best streak I've seen in my life
HI, what scoop do you use, please?
Flipping heck Dan. Blooming lovely finds fantastic day out well done
Yep I still can't wrap my head around it. Just right time and location i guess. I'm used to finding a bit of charge pull tabs and 9mm bullet casings 😆
@ 14.45
That little bliack ring is from a corn pipe, it is protecting the end of the stem where you put the mouth piece in.
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what beeper are you using as well as what pin pointer?
It the XP mi6
Just found your channel,and subscribed and what an eye opener of a video,so much jewelry stuff and a superb watch well done . Is there a link to find that sand scoop you use it looks superb and well made cheers
this is where i got mine from www.lpmetaldetecting.com/products/nokta-makro-premium-scoop-3in1
Some kid cried all night for that tonka 🤣 new subscriber
Yeah its a pretty cool little toy now I get to play with it 😆
Nice movie 😉 Hello from Poland 😉
Thanks dude