Russell is the nicest guy ever. I casually met him in Milan in a downtown backstreet...he was having a beer sitting down in the summer sun wearing a white wife-beater😎 No bodyguards, available for everyone to take a photo. " Gladiator " still brings me to tears. I hope this collection sells very well. Cheers from Italy mate🍻
Adam N I was actually surprised....he was in town to promote his latest movie I think. A LOT of people were just walking by without realizing who he was...he did put on a few extra pounds😁
Russell Crowe is not always the nicest guy. The trouble that he was referring to while he was in NYC was probably connected to the time he assaulted a hotel worker for no apparent reason. I think he threw a telephone at him and injured him, and had to go to court over it.
Even though many of the watches are not the most sought out ones or the most eye popping I really enjoyed Russell talk about his stories behind them. Since a big part of the celebrity scene just gets watches left and right without knowing anything about the watch itself or has any REAL specific meaning to them besides that it makes them ''looking sharp''.
Its better, but not by a lot. I skipped after the third watch they showed. Its basically :"I bought this because I can". Which is fine, but adding some irrelevant story to it does not make those watches any more interesting.
swapsaraf3 I think it’s more of an admirer of memories. It sounded like he cared more about when and why he bought the watch rather than what watch it was.
Turns out Russell Crowne excels at explaining watch psychology as well as he acts and he acts very well. Money doesn't provide taste and style, luckily RC really has bought some choice cuts from the watch world, some absolute beauties, it wasn't luck that bought them. Beautifully edited artistic video, bravo.
I like the fact that they all look a bit worn, with some minor scuff marks. It shows he's actually used them, as opposed to just storing them away like some sad watch collector.
Crowe’s net worth is $100 million. He did not need to sell these watches to pay off his wife. Reminds me of all the watches I’ve sold and now regret it. Never again.
Russ is quite the salesman, those stories will definitely get the buyers in, especially fans of those particular movies as they are almost movie memorabilia!
Some seriously angry and jealous people on these comments. He bought what he liked from a VC to a speedy. Some flash stuff and some understated stuff too.
I lost respect for the guy when I heard him calling "people on the dole" lazy. Then I saw his taste in watches. Oh yea, he needs to put down the guitar. He's no Jonny Cash.
You buy what you like, AND what you can afford. I really cant seem to understand whats so great about someone, anyone buying something. "I bought this car beacause I like it!" Wow, well done, so amazing!
As a Watch Collector myself I think that it must have hurt him to sell his Watch Collection. In his The Art of Divorce or The Art of War, each watch represented a period of "time" in his life that cannot be replaced. Russell's ex wife obviously had no feelings about what each watch meant to Russell or did she out of spite? I also thought it was sad Russell had a collection of items from all his movies he had to put up for auction in his "Art of Divorce" as well. PRE NUP NEXT TIME RUSSELL!
Most of these comments are absolutely ridiculous. Just because he doesn’t have a collection of watches you armchair horological experts approve of his collection is shit? Not everyone buys just to earn browny points, trying to appease strangers on the web. There are still people out there who buy something just because they like it believe it or not. Get a grip, this guy’s a legend and doesn’t need a Lange, Patek, Journe, etc. to prove anything to anyone.
agree ... so many IDIOTIC comments about the "quality and purity" of the collection and the investemnt !!!!! Fu** them all !!!! He liked those watches , that's it !! Besides, many of them are very good picks. I have a modest collection, and the one that likes me MOST is one of the cheapeast of the pack !! This is not a watch technical review or a financial white paper.
Vacheron is truly a great watch, he should keep it. The only other nice watch is the Omega speed master. It's not insane money but we'll built, great movement, and looks damn good
A good clean out , never did any harm. Great stories behind these watches, I wish I could afford one of them, it would be a Panerai for me. Thank you RC
I have way more respect for this man watching him walk away for all these tings he thought were important. He has placed value on something different in his life other then items.
I look at nice watches in airports also. I have been tempted by a Rolex Explorer but if I put $5k on the credit card I would be the next one in divorce.
Which watch was he wearing when he was coked out of his mind and beat some poor minimum wage earning college kid with a telephone because the kid didn't hand him the phone as fast as Russel wanted? I bet that watch sells for a pretty penny. That's a piece of HISTORY right there!
That Vacheron would be my choice, only because I loved A Good Year and the infamous New York telephone incident lol. Huge fan, and man he has good taste in watches.
@@rabbit32073 try an orient ray ii. Plan on putting it on a rubber strap, a Nadeau, or purchasing one of the strapcode bracelets. the watch is absolutely gorgeous and highly accurate with hand winding and hacking. Applied markers, applied logo, signed Crown, fantastic lume. The bracelet, with hollow end links, is pretty weak though... I will tell you that many guys wearing Omega and Rolex and so forth have stopped me over the past year and ask, what is that? When I tell them it's a $145 watch the can't believe it. In your hands, it feels like quality. In-house movement as well. mine currently runs about one and a half seconds a day fast. True. Pretty sure you will love it. My brother has an Omega Seamaster ceramic and, honestly, I like my watch just as much as his and his runs five seconds of a fast. LOL. He hates that mine runs more accurately!
@@john-carlosynostroza I think Orient watches look fantastic and are great watches, I just think the logo is too gaudy. In my opinion. Not a dealbreaker though.
Just earlier today I was shopping for copies of fine watches. I like Russel Crowe so it was cool listening to him share his state of mind and motivation for buying certain watches. Pretty cool watch that traveled with a man to the Moon.
What's wrong with divorces in Hollywood? This should not happen! He deserves his wealth to the fullest. He is one of the best actors from Australia ever, besides Mel Gibson. ;-) His acting is pure and full of life. I like every movie he is in and some I love, like "a good year". Amazing man. (I think he is in rage after the auction ends, like his role "Mr. Knife" in "The Man with the Iron Fists")
This is very very sad to watch. I got divorced, I kept my watches. The ex knew that would be a dagger to the heart. HIs divorce must be abso9lute hell on both sides for these to get auctioned.
He states in a different interview about the auction that it may be called, "The Art of Divorce," but that doesn't mean he has to sell this stuff to pay for the divorce. He has plenty of money to settle the divorce. He goes on to say that there was a time in his life when he felt like he needed all of this stuff, so he collected. Now, he's embraced more of a minimalist attitude, so it's just time to say goodbye to a lot of stuff. FYI, this auction contained a whole lot of different stuff, not just watches.
@@rabbit32073 , chile you're just talking sense to some of these incel idiots around here, thinking they know how much these two have in their pockets smh
Actually it is a VERY good taste collection. Before you guys start to bash me , those watches actually are NOT very expensive models. Some are 3K to 5K models. It is more good taste and functionality than show off. Panerai is great but is NOT shiny and flamboyant at all. If you dont know about watches you never realize the value of each one. Very nice collection indeed.
I have few possessions. And once i got used to it. I realized i didnt need much. The hardest part is the way you think people will precieve you for not having much. It is a complete EGO fight.
Its pretty obvious he doesnt do it cause of the ego - those watches remind him of special events in his life. I imagine the value of them is piss poor compared to his total wealth, but its about the feelings and memories.
Wonderful video and a confirmation that even the rich and famous can make some howlers when assembling a watch collection. Really enjoyed Russell's story telling on the pieces featured .. he is clearly an enthusiast.
I love that Panerai and MOTM Speedmaster. Hands down one of my actors and person for several reasons...This video was just pure coolness. I'd love to have a beer with him one day in Turkey. Thank you for sharing and goodluck in the future.
All the snobs commenting on this video calling his watches "shitters" ought to post a video of their watch collection. It would be laughable if there isn't a single watch in your collection that costs more than $10,000.
haha. Russell Crowe is worth north of 90 million dollars. I like the fact that he stays humble. Most important thing about watches, buy what you like, fuck the rest.
Probably bought them with some memory of her. Sometimes, you realise that these pieces are simply material, and the memories attached to them is too hard to handle. I had two watches I simply loved and wouldn’t dare get myself to sell, but something happened and I couldn’t bear to keep them, so I gave them away. The memory was too harsh if I kept them!.
Really? It’s like someone having a whole line of Rolls Royce and Mercedes cars and you tell him his collection is crap because he doesn’t have a Toyota in his collection.
His ex gets $20 million and a mansion valued at $11 million. I hope this auction isn't an attempt to liquidate his possessions because he needs the money.
It's unfortunate, but from his language it seems that he is no longer too fond of a few of them and the others he likes but he's willing to part with. Let's assume he kept all his favourites for himself, eh?
I think the dude threw a divorce party... that guy has style. This post makes a wonderful documentary when the watch is paired to Russel's history and personal connection with the watches.
Just about any watch collector would be able to make a personally interesting documentary by talking about the story behind each watch in their collection.
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That SuperOcean Heritage Chronograph wasn't in production until 2008 if I remember correct but in the video it says 2003...... Background check anyone?
It must be nice having the wherewithal to pick up a new luxury watch whenever you feel like it. As a side note, it would've been good to see the rest of his collection, even if just a slow panning shot over the assembled pieces.
It's probably part of the divorce. The ex wants them and he's like I'll sell 'em before I give them to you. Doesn't the Art of Divorce title seem rather cheeky?
Redbirdsfan1970 clearly he does not want to sell them, a couple of times he says letting go of this one will hurt. I am sure he still has a few pieces. ⌚️⏱
Bob FromBrisbane, yep, I noticed that too. That's why I think this is part of the joy of divorce. She probably knows he loves certain things and wants her half of them and he's like I'll sell them before you can get hour hands on them, etc.
Gino Padula but broke its ok, but how can you figure out, how after being payed millions for making a movie , you just go to a shop and get a piece of sh.... breitling ?? Does not make any sense only that you are a cheapo, its like paris hilton carrying a michael kors handbag 👜 🤣🤣
I'm glad there was no "This is my rolex submariner. I bought it because I wanted to fit in and because everyone else seems to like it. I use it to scratch my nuts." Good variety this collection
This is a Timex I brought when I was shopping around at a local place.
Russell is the nicest guy ever. I casually met him in Milan in a downtown backstreet...he was having a beer sitting down in the summer sun wearing a white wife-beater😎
No bodyguards, available for everyone to take a photo.
" Gladiator " still brings me to tears.
I hope this collection sells very well.
Cheers from Italy mate🍻
Thanks for sharing mate. That's awesome
Adam N I was actually surprised....he was in town to promote his latest movie I think.
A LOT of people were just walking by without realizing who he was...he did put on a few extra pounds😁
Russell Crowe is not always the nicest guy. The trouble that he was referring to while he was in NYC was probably connected to the time he assaulted a hotel worker for no apparent reason. I think he threw a telephone at him and injured him, and had to go to court over it.
That's why I like him. Completely down to earth normal guy. And he's looking like a teddy bear these days.
SpaghettiKillah go on cry some more
I am pretty surprised at the way he has kept his watches in such a neat and clean condition! Truly a Gentleman's collection!
20 thousand dollar watches tend to stay clean. My Casio has paint on it, it looks better
Selling his memories to pay his wife off, it’s pretty scary when you think about it
Maybe he was a shit husband
lol
And getting rid of memories he has with his wife as well
Cant take the shit with you when you go...
Every wife has a lawyer in the shadows.
Even though many of the watches are not the most sought out ones or the most eye popping I really enjoyed Russell talk about his stories behind them. Since a big part of the celebrity scene just gets watches left and right without knowing anything about the watch itself or has any REAL specific meaning to them besides that it makes them ''looking sharp''.
What story? I was at an airport at the time and got the impulse to buy...
True, almost all of them are impulse buys but its better than some hip hop artist buying the most obnoxious jewelry they can get their hands on.
Its better, but not by a lot. I skipped after the third watch they showed. Its basically :"I bought this because I can". Which is fine, but adding some irrelevant story to it does not make those watches any more interesting.
He has so many watches however remembers the story behind each of those. He seems true admirer of watches.
swapsaraf3 I think it’s more of an admirer of memories. It sounded like he cared more about when and why he bought the watch rather than what watch it was.
@@AlwaysBolttheBird Which is what watch collecting is
He’s an actor reading a script it’s an advert 👻🤪
After his next divorce, I look forward to his sale of his Casio watch collection.
That funny now mean but funny
Savage
Casio is a better watch.
Now that is funny and accurate
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Moral of the story, AVOID DIVORCE OR YOU MIGHT LOSE YOUR WATCHES
there is no moral here - only life shifts . When are u getting married for a change ? lol
Or don't get married in first place!
luke grantham Don’t get married in the first place. The law’s made it a sham
Xavier Roberts “...a lot of moolah...”. I’d say “any” moolah.
Wrong moron. Avoid GETTING MARRIED.
Turns out Russell Crowne excels at explaining watch psychology as well as he acts and he acts very well.
Money doesn't provide taste and style, luckily RC really has bought some choice cuts from the watch world, some absolute beauties, it wasn't luck that bought them.
Beautifully edited artistic video, bravo.
Awesome that he tells personal stories related to the watch rather than spouting facts and specs, I love it! That’s what collecting is all about.
I like the fact that they all look a bit worn, with some minor scuff marks. It shows he's actually used them, as opposed to just storing them away like some sad watch collector.
Results of Auction: timeandtidewatches.com/news-the-results-from-russell-crowes-auction-including-a-surprisingly-expensive-speedmaster/
Now I want to see the video of the watches he is keeping...
stop dreaming out loud .....u wont see them .
So does his wife.
seiko 5
So would his ex-wife's lawyer.
It's a Timex Weekender
Crowe’s net worth is $100 million. He did not need to sell these watches to pay off his wife. Reminds me of all the watches I’ve sold and now regret it. Never again.
Do you work at his bank lol
@@RamblingpeteYes. With your Mom as my assistant. 😂
Bro… you should always show you are broke in front of your wife
That Vacheron is incredible.
I always wondered why they cost so much. Now I know.
Russ is quite the salesman, those stories will definitely get the buyers in, especially fans of those particular movies as they are almost movie memorabilia!
Some seriously angry and jealous people on these comments. He bought what he liked from a VC to a speedy. Some flash stuff and some understated stuff too.
I lost respect for the guy when I heard him calling "people on the dole" lazy. Then I saw his taste in watches. Oh yea, he needs to put down the guitar. He's no Jonny Cash.
@@watchrepairing Well some are lazy and some aren't. Easy to point the finger from far away.
Bad ass. You can tell Russell isn't the kind of guy who goes online to research his next purchase. Devil may care Australian legend.
being worth 90+ million also allows you to make a purchase without thinking. :)
Australian? I thought he's a Kiwi
@@sengalkol He is...still a Kiwi Citizen.
@@sengalkol he is a new Zealander. Why at the start the bloke said Australia's adopted son.
Ultimately, you buy what you like. That's clearly what Russell did.
Well done sir.
You buy what you like, AND what you can afford. I really cant seem to understand whats so great about someone, anyone buying something. "I bought this car beacause I like it!" Wow, well done, so amazing!
I wish Russell the best of luck and a happy future. Hopefully, he'll continue to buy watches that make him happy.
As a Watch Collector myself I think that it must have hurt him to sell his Watch Collection.
In his The Art of Divorce or The Art of War, each watch represented a period of "time" in his life that cannot be replaced. Russell's ex wife obviously had no feelings about what each watch meant to Russell or did she out of spite?
I also thought it was sad Russell had a collection of items from all his movies he had to put up for auction in his "Art of Divorce" as well.
PRE NUP NEXT TIME RUSSELL!
Most of these comments are absolutely ridiculous. Just because he doesn’t have a collection of watches you armchair horological experts approve of his collection is shit? Not everyone buys just to earn browny points, trying to appease strangers on the web. There are still people out there who buy something just because they like it believe it or not. Get a grip, this guy’s a legend and doesn’t need a Lange, Patek, Journe, etc. to prove anything to anyone.
White Buffalo he is not de niro, pacino , pitt or depp those are true legends
Exactly.
agree ... so many IDIOTIC comments about the "quality and purity" of the collection and the investemnt !!!!! Fu** them all !!!! He liked those watches , that's it !! Besides, many of them are very good picks. I have a modest collection, and the one that likes me MOST is one of the cheapeast of the pack !! This is not a watch technical review or a financial white paper.
I want to see what hes keeping!
Matt its timeX and fossil.
The story about his first Panerai is great. Great watches, love my 305 submersible.
u rich af?
The story makes the piece! : )
Vacheron is truly a great watch, he should keep it. The only other nice watch is the Omega speed master. It's not insane money but we'll built, great movement, and looks damn good
That speedmaster is incredible! What an icon. The VC is also gorgeous!
A good clean out , never did any harm. Great stories behind these watches, I wish I could afford one of them, it would be a Panerai for me. Thank you RC
There's something about Russell Crowe that makes me think I'd like him if I met him.
The very first words of russel crowe.. Seems like a movie.. Goosebumps
binot we got em too, such dulcet tones.
.......right?!
binot mrsss
I have way more respect for this man watching him walk away for all these tings he thought were important.
He has placed value on something different in his life other then items.
He sold these watches to pay for his divorce lol
No - He's wife's divorce lawyer placed a value on them...lol
Man, I want that Omega Speedmaster. I think i have found my dream watch.
I love hearing the stories behind each watch.
I look at nice watches in airports also. I have been tempted by a Rolex Explorer but if I put $5k on the credit card I would be the next one in divorce.
Gear Zen do it.
Everyone watches, not everyone buys.
Which watch was he wearing when he was coked out of his mind and beat some poor minimum wage earning college kid with a telephone because the kid didn't hand him the phone as fast as Russel wanted? I bet that watch sells for a pretty penny. That's a piece of HISTORY right there!
Kid should have been quicker. Lesson learned.
8:25 is heartbreaking ☹️
That Vacheron would be my choice, only because I loved A Good Year and the infamous New York telephone incident lol. Huge fan, and man he has good taste in watches.
Fossil and Invicta are about at the top of my watch budget. $150 crew
I love my Invicta, Rolex lookalikes. It's as close to Rolex as I can get right now. lol
You can get great Seikos on that budget. Better watches. Coming from a Fossil owner (nothing wrong with Fossil, though)
@@rabbit32073 try an orient ray ii. Plan on putting it on a rubber strap, a Nadeau, or purchasing one of the strapcode bracelets. the watch is absolutely gorgeous and highly accurate with hand winding and hacking. Applied markers, applied logo, signed Crown, fantastic lume. The bracelet, with hollow end links, is pretty weak though... I will tell you that many guys wearing Omega and Rolex and so forth have stopped me over the past year and ask, what is that? When I tell them it's a $145 watch the can't believe it. In your hands, it feels like quality. In-house movement as well. mine currently runs about one and a half seconds a day fast. True. Pretty sure you will love it. My brother has an Omega Seamaster ceramic and, honestly, I like my watch just as much as his and his runs five seconds of a fast. LOL. He hates that mine runs more accurately!
@@john-carlosynostroza I think Orient watches look fantastic and are great watches, I just think the logo is too gaudy. In my opinion. Not a dealbreaker though.
Not sure why, but I've always loved the Cartier Tank Americaine Chronograph. Someday! live the video and storytelling. Thanks for posting.
Because honestly, it's a nice looking watch
I agree with Russell - all of these can go.
Yes, several shitters indeed.
especially the Cellini...yikes..
I'd hang on to a display-back Speedy but the rest of them..... yikes.
Show us your collection Namesi
How’s your ‘Realex’ collection going
The Ron Howard Speedmaster or the Gladiator Panerai. Wow.
Daniel Wan both
Daniel Wan, it's not Ron Howard's Speedy. Russell gave it to his brother and bought this one afterwards.
Seems like a real genuine guy. I like his watches. Good stuff, actually great stuff, without being pretentious.
Lot 217 , that Rolex Cellini is an absolute stunner...
Agreed, I hate Rolex designs, they're dated, but that Cellini is as you said a stunner
Just earlier today I was shopping for copies of fine watches. I like Russel Crowe so it was cool listening to him share his state of mind and motivation for buying certain watches. Pretty cool watch that traveled with a man to the Moon.
What's wrong with divorces in Hollywood? This should not happen! He deserves his wealth to the fullest. He is one of the best actors from Australia ever, besides Mel Gibson. ;-) His acting is pure and full of life. I like every movie he is in and some I love, like "a good year". Amazing man. (I think he is in rage after the auction ends, like his role "Mr. Knife" in "The Man with the Iron Fists")
He is actually a New Zealander, Australia is his adopted country
Mel was born in Peekskill, New York USA. Sorry mate.
Divorces are everywhere mate. Just don't get married in the first place.
OMG that Vacheron is incredible.
This is very very sad to watch. I got divorced, I kept my watches. The ex knew that would be a dagger to the heart. HIs divorce must be abso9lute hell on both sides for these to get auctioned.
It's actually a joint auction, much of her jewelry is also to go.
There's millions of dollars worth of diamond jewelry in the auction...
He states in a different interview about the auction that it may be called, "The Art of Divorce," but that doesn't mean he has to sell this stuff to pay for the divorce. He has plenty of money to settle the divorce. He goes on to say that there was a time in his life when he felt like he needed all of this stuff, so he collected. Now, he's embraced more of a minimalist attitude, so it's just time to say goodbye to a lot of stuff. FYI, this auction contained a whole lot of different stuff, not just watches.
@@rabbit32073 , chile you're just talking sense to some of these incel idiots around here, thinking they know how much these two have in their pockets smh
Actually it is a VERY good taste collection. Before you guys start to bash me , those watches actually are NOT very expensive models. Some are 3K to 5K models. It is more good taste and functionality than show off. Panerai is great but is NOT shiny and flamboyant at all. If you dont know about watches you never realize the value of each one. Very nice collection indeed.
Moral of the story " Live in relationship is best, Never get married"
Nice watches and is a bit like Paul Newman narrating his Daytona sale. Russel is the same age as me, but has a lot more spending power.
I have few possessions. And once i got used to it. I realized i didnt need much. The hardest part is the way you think people will precieve you for not having much. It is a complete EGO fight.
Its pretty obvious he doesnt do it cause of the ego - those watches remind him of special events in his life. I imagine the value of them is piss poor compared to his total wealth, but its about the feelings and memories.
Fantastic to have that voiceover!
Wish they made a watch for the ladies where his voice tells you the time!!
One of my favorite watch videos. Kudos!
Wonderful video and a confirmation that even the rich and famous can make some howlers when assembling a watch collection. Really enjoyed Russell's story telling on the pieces featured .. he is clearly an enthusiast.
Some lovely watches in his collection....Thoroughly enjoyed his stories. 🇨🇦
Most enjoyable video. I wish I could buy watches on a whim
Lawrence Rogers that’s what Casio is for. Lol
And Seiko!!
You can
Lovely stories. Love the Vacheron
No Pateks APs or JLC,but what a collection.Or maybe there the ones he is keeping.
Mark Thorpe umm Cartier, Rolex .... your point mate?
Chopard, Constantine. You literally know nothing about watches
I'd like to be wanker with a Patek
Mark Thorpe cheap watches for the money he made
David Braae constantine? Chopard its thrash , breitling shit also , and the rolex yachtmaster its ugly
I love that Panerai and MOTM Speedmaster. Hands down one of my actors and person for several reasons...This video was just pure coolness. I'd love to have a beer with him one day in Turkey. Thank you for sharing and goodluck in the future.
I like that that was a cool collection and some great stories thanks Russ Crow
people buy stories not watches or cars or houses, they buy the story about the watch, the car, the house.
I LOVE the diversity in his lineup...a true lover of Horology! : )
Congratulations contact me to claim your reward 👏
"Bit of a heartbreaker to see that 1 go.....Sad..
Could you turn the music up more
All the snobs commenting on this video calling his watches "shitters" ought to post a video of their watch collection. It would be laughable if there isn't a single watch in your collection that costs more than $10,000.
What does price of someones own watches have to do with their ability to judge taste or class? (Not saying Russels' collection lacks taste or class).
haha. Russell Crowe is worth north of 90 million dollars. I like the fact that he stays humble. Most important thing about watches, buy what you like, fuck the rest.
Price doesn't make a watch special you pratt!!
Very nice.... I will never own one of these watches... but i can hope... Good on ya Rusty!! Thanks for video.
He definitely got very good taste on watches ⌚👍😙
They should at least have screwed down properly those Panerai strap bars... Beautiful collection :)
Makin movies makin songs and FOIGHTIN' ROUND THE WORLD
TOOOOT...
does anyone know how much these watches sold for?
Great Video, like RC Films! :)
Probably bought them with some memory of her. Sometimes, you realise that these pieces are simply material, and the memories attached to them is too hard to handle. I had two watches I simply loved and wouldn’t dare get myself to sell, but something happened and I couldn’t bear to keep them, so I gave them away. The memory was too harsh if I kept them!.
It’s not a collection without a Seiko.
For sure. At his wealth he could have afforded a GS or even a Credor! Disappointing that he has such garish time pieces
no Mont Blanc either??
Vladimir PutinYarbutt yikes seiko fans can be cringe
Really? It’s like someone having a whole line of Rolls Royce and Mercedes cars and you tell him his collection is crap because he doesn’t have a Toyota in his collection.
All I can say is The irony
How to buy it and price
Talking watches with...
sven schukat I
Such great care has gone into each watch he collected..... Seems heartfelt
I only own a beat up seiko divers watch.
But I'm sure it's been with you awhile, and probably has some stories.....
i only own zero watches - a waste of time and money . Music is more important
Bluehopi Waltz then why are you watching this video?
Is it a 6159 or possibly a 6105 ?
Thank you -- one of the best watch videos I've seen in a long time. I wish him the best.
that panerai is a handsome watch indeed
Bravo, very good video. You overcome Kodinkee, my opinion. A lot of success, I'm following you with love❤️👏
Life lesson, Never get married.
I dont RC or anybody to tell me that. but thanks for positive reinforcement.
He 's one of my favourite actors. Lots of love from turkey.
His ex gets $20 million and a mansion valued at $11 million. I hope this auction isn't an attempt to liquidate his possessions because he needs the money.
Of course it is! Why would anyone sell these pieces that cronicle their life. Only a desperate man would sell them
I hope you're not right. I like Russell and his movies.
It's unfortunate, but from his language it seems that he is no longer too fond of a few of them and the others he likes but he's willing to part with. Let's assume he kept all his favourites for himself, eh?
Love it. So interesting to listen to these stories. Great history.
I think the dude threw a divorce party... that guy has style. This post makes a wonderful documentary when the watch is paired to Russel's history and personal connection with the watches.
Just about any watch collector would be able to make a personally interesting documentary by talking about the story behind each watch in their collection.
That SuperOcean Heritage Chronograph wasn't in production until 2008 if I remember correct but in the video it says 2003......
Background check anyone?
Great taste!
It must be nice having the wherewithal to pick up a new luxury watch whenever you feel like it.
As a side note, it would've been good to see the rest of his collection, even if just a slow panning shot over the assembled pieces.
Russell must be broke! Why would he sell watches that commemorate great moments in his life?
It's probably part of the divorce. The ex wants them and he's like I'll sell 'em before I give them to you. Doesn't the Art of Divorce title seem rather cheeky?
Redbirdsfan1970 clearly he does not want to sell them, a couple of times he says letting go of this one will hurt. I am sure he still has a few pieces. ⌚️⏱
Bob FromBrisbane, yep, I noticed that too. That's why I think this is part of the joy of divorce. She probably knows he loves certain things and wants her half of them and he's like I'll sell them before you can get hour hands on them, etc.
wouldn't be hard for someone to buy them and he gets them back
Gino Padula but broke its ok, but how can you figure out, how after being payed millions for making a movie , you just go to a shop and get a piece of sh.... breitling ?? Does not make any sense only that you are a cheapo, its like paris hilton carrying a michael kors handbag 👜 🤣🤣
The last Panerai, a really sweetheart ! ♥️😽
Fightin' round the worrrrrrld...
Interesting Watch choices of a fantastic actor. Thanks for posting.
Shame about the bloody muzak.
Awesome collection, but that Superocean and the Speedmaster do it for me above all.
I wonder of his ex wife had to sell off all her jewelry.
Nope woman privilege
Never.
Women privilege indeed
💜 Beautiful Watches and Story behind them 💕😊
hes moving to the part of his life called: pay the debt being broke
lol nice video, making price jump 10 x on the auction hahahhahaha
Anyone know the model number for the panerai in lot 199?
I was wondering the same thing and looked the watch up on google and I think it is a PAM 063
I'm glad there was no "This is my rolex submariner. I bought it because I wanted to fit in and because everyone else seems to like it. I use it to scratch my nuts." Good variety this collection
I'm not a Rolex fan, but that Yachtmaster is gorgeous!
Next, Anderson Cooper and his behind his ButttPlugs