1963 Rolex GMT Master | McNay Art Museum, Hr 2 | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW | PBS
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2020
- To replace or not to replace original parts? Learn more from expert Kevin Zavian in this appraisal of a 1963 Rolex GMT Master at McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, TX.
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You can tell how proud she is of her husband. That’s great to see.
is it really??
@@PiranhaJaw22 what is wrong with you people?
That’s real love.
I love how she said "we" are retired military. She seems like a wonderful woman.
seems more proud of herself.......she never had a job is my guess
She’s worth 1 million times more than the watch. She’s absolutely golden
👍😁👍
She should put her Memory DNA juices in a bottle, in give it to the ones whom has lost theirs. She's gorgeous n perfect.
The Absolute Opposite of what you say.....
Really? 😒 All that money grubbing talk about "community property" put me off. Like any woman, she perforns her wifely duties with the added bitterness of old love.
@@chopin65 Yep - a lot of simps and c.ucks in these comments. This old bat needs to be taken down a notch or two, and know her place.
Kevin is one of the top appraisers on that show. He tempers his enthusiasm with a knowledge of his field, and has a great bedside manner. Always learn something new watching him.
You don't want to hear about how he got that watch out of Vietnam
Pulp Fiction?
😂😂😂
He'ld be damned if he let some slope take his sons birthright. So he hid it in the one place he knew they wouldn't find it
Robert Duval played her husband in Apocalypse Now. (Just Joking)
Panana is south America you doofus
I’m not even 15 seconds into this one & I already love her! “It’s my husbands but Texas is a community state so I figure it’s mine too!” Hahaha
Yeah i stopped too and watch it again lol
She actually said “community property state,” referring to State law in Texas (which is one of nine community property states in the US) which says that all marital assets are jointly owned.
Thank God she served in the military to earn the money to buy it. 🙄
Kinda seems like entitlement to me ..
@@Moneymannn02 she's having a laugh... We are allowed to do that you know.
My dad has worn his fathers 1968 GMT master everyday since he was 22 it’s still stunning and perfect
I'd definitely recommend a service tho
Without a service, all those gears and jewels are grinding away with little to no lubrication. Think of a car going an extreme period of time with little to no oil (old oil too). I too recommend getting that puppy serviced ASAP if it’s being used/worn still. Poor thing is screaming for help, but no one can hear it😭😂
@@bobsmithinson2050 it is serviced yearly, do not worry
Yearly? I’d do every 5 years. The more it’s serviced, the more risk that fasteners could get worn out. Like the little screws.
I've worn my father's early 80s Oyster Perpetual Datejust in stainless steel with a jubilee bracelet since 1992.
She seems like she would’ve been a great wife for her husband all those years.
and yet he did two tours in the nam....hmmmmm
I want to marry a woman like her, she looks and sounds like a great lady. 😍❤️
Seems a bit to interested in cashing in her husbands stuff.
@@johnready630 yeah I noticed that too but maybe she was just fascinated by the appraisal as well, it’s nice knowing you have something valuable
This darling woman is delightful and warmed my heart!! Thank you darling for your sacrifice and service over the many years. Can't help but wonder how many times he was "deployed" as we call it now.
Who knew Dennis Farina was that knowledgeable on Rolex watches
Is he a "friend of ours"? or a friend of yours?
@@WatchReporter He's an actor. No longer with us, but I enjoyed his stint on the original Law & Order.
Wow this guy has seen some action. For Vietnam, the 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry participated in such pivotal battles as the Ia Drang Valley, Khe Sahn, Binh Dinh, and Quang Tri. The Squadron was the first unit of the 1st Cavalry Division to capture North Vietnamese Soldiers with C Troop taking three prisoners on 30 October near Pleiku.
hr 777 I’m sure he loved the smell of napalm in the morning 😎
My mother's first cousin's husband died in la Drang in 1965
Is her husband hal Moore?
What great history with that piece! It makes it priceless.
No it makes it worth about $8000 bux.
Kevin is hilarious. He's great. I remember him appraising a ring or bracelet or something. Lots of diamonds..... he said you got roughly 12 carats of "goods". So NYC. So awesome 👌.
Rolex: we fixed it! Appraiser: it is now worth half! 🤦♂️
John Lester I did the same thing with my triple six Sea Dweller. They wanted to change the bezel insert and dial. So I left and took it to an authorized service center where they just tuned up the movement and returned it UNPOLISHED.
@@closer71 Good move.
If that watch could talk I bet it would have some interesting stories to tell.
Ya worth more than money that's 4 sure!!!! priceless!!!!
Hubby doesn't wipe or wash his hands.
It cant talk but it can tell you the time..
I LOVE the blue and red bezel! This is a great watch!
I love the history and the story of this watch.
Kevin is a legend with great taste in watches.
She is such a joy!
She stole her husbands watch...
aaronpaul06 She looks like Lady Bird Johnson.
@@summerrr1 Bro shut up
Brilliant!! Love her and the story!!
What a great lady...............and married to an amazing man, ..................Thank you for your service Sir!
1st of the 9th? Was he Lt. Col. Kilgore? "It smells like, victory"
You stole my line lol
Love these contrasting accents
It’s crazy to me how good most older peoples memory is. My grandma is 94 and she can remember everything since she was a child
They didn't smoke weed as kids like we all did haha
I think it's because they a.) kept journals more often, which reinforces key memories, and b.) didn't have smartphones/computers cramming more and more useless--and quickly forgotten--information into their heads on a daily basis.
@@gasstationpeanuts1814 Man, you got a crazy perspective. You gotta be well less than 40. She's not that old. They had television in the '60's. They had tons of vacuous media like Billboard, Ladies' Home Journal, Reader's Digest, etc. Adults in the '60's and '70's weren't writing journals and studying serious subjects in their spare time. They were serving fondue, and throwing Tupperware parties.
You know why folks like her still have sharp minds? She didn't drink heavily basically. Clearly didn't overeat. Probably didn't smoke either. Look at her face. For an 80 year old, she's got great skin. Probably didn't lead a sedentary life style.
We salute you Sir for your service. 🫡
I grew up in Queens NY and my cousin Vinny Bruno from the Bronx sounded just like this guy and he always showed up with 3 watches on each wrist and a couple of more down by his feet
Wearing a trench coat too I'm sure.
I love the McNay! Can't wait to go back after all this is over.
Thank you for your service
I could listen to them both all day.
The owner of that watch - total badass
Shes a doll glad shes proud of her family
Ooh, my birth year watch...would love that!
Well she is just a doll and a sweetheart. Great video.
Awesome story and watch.
MY DAD WAS ALSO IN VIET NAM 3RD MARINE'S. 1968 THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE TO 🇺🇸
Thank you for your father's service. 💪🎖
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE LT. COL. They dont make like you anymore. You fought with pride and heart which these boys lack today!
What a judgemental thing to say. Oh. And you're wrong.
The lady reminds me of that old lady from the titanic movie...
Gloria Stuart.. RIP
Revered for her story telling abilities
She is so well-spoken, very intelligent woman.
I recon the watch could still do double that’s right? Even with all the service parts and all. The fact that the service record is present makes it much more transparant and is actually quite a cool extra gimmick. Also sold by first owner. Would have been cool to see periodically correct hands tho :)
Okay, I could watch this lady speak all day. She's completely captivating!
What a woman and her husband is a special guy , total respect to them both respect from ireland.
Sweet Home San Antone !!
An old moment for me, Alpha Troop 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division, 1981-1983.
I have my dad's Omega that made two tours in Vietnam. He was a helicopter crew chief/ door gunner.
Big lesson for sure. Never send your watch in for a "service" if it is an old collectible watch. They will replace all of the old, collectible parts and then you have a watch worth less. If your old watch has a banged up bezel, damaged bracelet, scuff on the glass.....leave it alone.
Good call some people are not educated as you and I. That’s why people should do their homework
I love her. She’s so animated
Dude looks like a old school gangster lol
nice piece :)
Time when Rolex was actually worn and used day to day 👍
Ray still are
Rolex are still a everyday watch. I wear mine everyday.
They still are. Rolex sports watches with the Oyster case aren't dress watches.
I wear my GMT Master every day, and have done so since it was new in 1996, except when it has been in for servicing.
Wow. Military guys got GOOD advice about Rolex back then. This is the 3rd Rolex from a Vet I've seen on here that really paid off.
Rolex after WW2 offered discount watches to veterans for their service in WW2. When Allied troops were captured and held in German prisoner of war camps they would get their watches stolen by the germans. And they had no way of telling time when planning escapes.
Rolex at a risk to itself with the aid of the red cross smuggled Rolex watches into the camps for the troops.
My grandfather post WW2 bought a service Rolex and he for the rest of his life swore by Rolex and gave me a 1950s Submariner variation. When I went into service my self he bought me one as a gift.
They had a reputation among military personnel and adventurers. Both Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary had military service.
He: Everyone at AR thanks him for his service
She, thinking: Only 50 years too late after he and other Vietnam veterans were treated shabbily upon their return and for decades after.
GeorgeBridgetower 😴🙄
And the lesson is: servicing the watch at Rolex not only will cost you a fortune but also will cut the potential future return when you sell the watch ahead on time
GR just gotta tell them wat to do. One of the first things a collector will ask about is service history.
NEVER send a vintage watch back to Rolex for servicing. They are clueless.
Not really clueless. Their thought process is it should be restored to the best condition it can be and if that means fitting new parts, so be it. Your take ( and mine) is the originality needs to be preserved...warts and all.
This watch got a history, and that's the most important thing to me if i had the money to buy it.
Watch the movement of the second hand. Even 60 years later it still glides instead of ticking, that's how you know a watch is quality.
She's a lot of fun - what a lady, and that watch, it has a great history if only it could talk.
I love her voice
I absolutely loved her! She could pass for Phyllis Diller's younger sister
What a delightful lady!
What an amazing woman!
What a wonderful lady.
what a story :)
Heart jumped when he said 8 million range, but that is production numbers
That is beutiful watch.
What a truly delightful lady
Rolex worth thousands, and her? She’s priceless.
She’s awesome so adorable
Never ever send a vintage Rolex back to them for service, they will replace all worn for new knocking the value to nothing
Not to mention keeping those parts for themselves!
I think Rolex are a bunch of criminal bastards. They stole that lady's watch and replaced it with junk. They should be brought to court and charged.
gmshadowtraders Yes, those terrible criminals repaired that watch. We should send all these kinds of criminals to jail, like people that fix old cars. There’s not Rolexes responsibility to worry About the value, that’s up to the owner. Rolexes responsibility is to repair the watch as best they can.
"they will make your watch function like it was new, for a fraction of the cost of a new watch" geez sounds like a terrible deal. Secondary market weirdos praising vintage over function.
I read they don’t return old parts because they don’t want people to sell the parts and devalue the brand. Is that true? Never owned a Rolex and likely never will so I have no direct experience with that.
That guy is light on his estimate even with replaced parts
And exactly how long have you been appraising antique watches?
Reminds me of the watch from "Pulp Fiction"
Lt. Col, we call him "hero".
She's wonderful
Dennis Farina is such a nice appraiser
Rick from pawn stars”It has replacement parts and It will sit in my shop,I’ll give you 50.00.Im taking all the risk”.
Just FYI ... according to the inflation calculator, $150 from 1963 would be $1,250 today. So it wasn't exactly a cheap watch back then, but certainly way more affordable than a current GMT Master II in 2020.
do they still sell Rolex at the PX ?
@1SaG
That inflation figure that you quoted does not take into account purchasing power of the era as a whole.
That $150 watch would have been 1 to 2 weeks salary for the average person and today that Rolex could be about 20% to 50% of a yearly salary.
I wish I were as proud about myself as she is about her husband.
Go and do something with your life. It is the way you can feel proud.
The Rolex building is still at 2651 N Harwood St in Dallas
A Real American Hero wore this bad boy.
Not some punk stock broker/ banker , I'll take this watch any day !
She is a doll. And thank her husband for her service
Oh how sweet she is!
My boss in 1989 gave me two of his Cartier watches to get serviced in London. I took them home as was going on the train next day, put them in a drawer under my socks and went to the pub. I found out a few years later that my mums house insurance wouldn't have covered them. Worth about £27000 in total at the time, guess quite pricey in those days.
10k I’ll take it!
I think an auction would tell a very different tale. Like 2 times what he said. 2 tours in Vietnam, even w replacement bezel, what a killer watch. Just like Magnums!
God I love this lady. Bet she was a catch back in her day..
The value of the watch falls under the category of priceless. Disregard the valuation and adorn that it was used as it was intended and saw the world and combat and service.
I have heard before that a Rolex service actually devalues the watch. Strange but true.
I could listen to this woman talk all night 👍
I think her husband has for many years, lol :)
Hopefully her younger relatives will get her on video telling all her family history and life's story. Her husband too. Charming, delightful woman. Thanks to them both for their service.
@@andrewherbert8125 oh he did more than just talk to her wink wink
San Antonio!!!
So, Dennis Farina is alive and working at AR?!
Here it is 2023 and I’ll bet it’s worth a lot more than back when this was recorded.
This woman is fabulous
I would be willing to bet this individual is Lt Col John Stockton or as some folks have seen him portrayed as in Apocalypse Now as Lt Col Kilgore by Robert Duval.
She must have been in entertainment. She’s a natural in front of the camera.
Where I come from we say that she talks too much
Harry van der Veen lol
I wonder why in the close-up pictures of the watch; the crown is not screwed down? I have the GMT II Master with the red and black, aka, "Coke" bezel. I prefer it over the Pepsi, but the Pepsi is the more iconic of the two since that's the original bezel configuration.
Stories are more interesting than the item itself alot of times
I believe this one should have had a tiny arrow GMT hand as well. Probably replaced with the big arrow.
Owned by a hero
Hi Grandma 😎
I am enamored with her. This might be my favourite clip of Antiques Roadshow.
brigmund freud go ask her on a date at the hop.
@@stangable5564 don't know that she'd want to date a 40 year old married woman with 5 kids. 😊
It is interesting that the dial and hands were replaced in 1998, according to the watch expert. And they still have a really heavy patina. I have a no date submariner from 1994 that is completely original that doesn’t even really have any patina. The patina on this watch is so heavy duty that I find it unusual for a watch dial and hands that are supposedly from 1998.
It's a tritium dial T25 replacement of a radium original dial - they have faded - check your dial marking on your '94 14060/16610 under the 6 o'clock on dial if it says t25:etc it's tritium and should be showing some patina - but some take years to develop (stick it in a dark safe for 5 yrs and it will develop patina) - ps if it says just 'Swiss Made' instead of T25 etc it's had a Luminova service dial fitted and they don't develop any patina !
Paulthorpe well said. And yes my 1994 ref. 14060 is all original and it has been worn regularly so it has had regular exposure to UV light for 26 years. It doesn’t illuminate at all in the dark anymore. So, it’s on its way. But no real patina developing as of yet. I just found it really surprising that a tritium dial from 1998 would have that kind of heavy patina like the one featured in this video. But I suppose, as you suggest, if it was kept in a safe for all that time I guess it would be possible. It’s interesting how watches develop patina at different paces, some evenly, some un-evenly, etc. I’ve been collecting Rolex for years and I have/had Rolex watches from the 1950s, 1970s, 1990s, and several contemporary models with my Batman being the most recent (which of course won’t develop patina). But it’s interesting how the original radium/tritium dials and hands all develop and age differently from watch to watch.
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