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I appreciate it! Thanks for watching. 🙏

Thanks for watching and congrats on picking up the no-date Sub! Such a timeless piece with incredible quality-can’t go wrong with a classic like that. Hope you enjoy every second of it!

@@jjrusso8295 good eye! I currently have the Styx Watch Protection film, that should last about 5 years. Yes, I love it and don’t need to worry about the clasp or the bracelet getting scratched. I highly recommend it if scratches bother you.

Haha, I feel you on that one-I’m definitely nearsighted myself! 😂 Some watches just hit different with those big, bold dials, and they’re great for making a statement (or just actually being able to read the time!). Whether it's for style or practicality, there's always room for the oversized numerals!

Appreciate you chiming in! I totally get where you're coming from-there’s something about those pre-maxi Subs like the 14060 that just hit differently,. They had this understated charm and elegance that the modern versions, for all their technical upgrades, just don’t quite capture. I’m with you on the BB54-it’s got this perfect blend of vintage aesthetics and manageable dimensions that make it feel special on the wrist, especially compared to the bulkier modern Subs.

Thanks for the feedback, @nhbmk! I totally get what you mean-I’ll definitely make an adjustment to film the watches further away to give a more accurate perspective. Appreciate you looking out and helping me improve the content! 🙏 Keep the suggestions coming!

Thanks! I got the strap from a brand called Perpetual Straps.

Thanks so much for the kind words-I’m glad you enjoyed the review! I totally hear you on the lug sizes; seeing the 12 series in person is such a game-changer, right? The way those slimmer lugs alter the whole vibe is wild. I love that you have the 114060-it’s such a classic, and honestly, I get why the no-date just feels right in the 11 series. The Date Sub in the 12, though? Chef's kiss. It’s cool how these small changes can make a big difference in what we love about each piece. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts-wear that Sub in good health!

I totally get where you’re coming from-it’s not easy finding the right watch when you’ve got larger wrists. I’m on the opposite end of the spectrum with smaller wrists, so I know the struggle of finding that perfect fit, just in a different way. It’s funny how what works for one doesn’t always work for another, but that’s what makes the watch journey so personal, right? If you’ve found any brands or styles that fit better, I’d love to hear about them. Always great to learn from each other. Thanks for sharing and for being here-it means a lot!

@@Watch-Wined Don't worry, they grow with age. Hehe. I can't afford a Rolex so I bought a Seiko King Sumo in green. It looks and works fine since one year now.

+1! I’d also love to see it on a Jubilee bracelet.

Thanks for your insight! The Tudor Black Bay 54 is definitely a great choice for those with smaller wrists, and the vintage look combined with modern updates gives it a unique edge. As for the Submariner, you’re right-it’s such an iconic watch that unfortunately, fakes are all too common, but owning a real one is still a great experience. Both watches have their own charm, and it’s all about what fits your style and wrist best. Appreciate your thoughts-keep them coming! By the way, loving your YT handle. Am a fellow crypto investor myself. 😎

@@morganthau4448 😂 Thanks for watching! Will tone down on the bling. Sometimes it’s hard to outshine all that bling, but the Black Bay 54 still holds its own with that classic charm! Appreciate your comment!

@@jaehaoh , love your passion for the classics! Team Rolex all the way, but I totally feel you on the Tudor Black Bay Chrono-those panda vibes are killer. It’s like the Daytona’s cooler, more approachable cousin. Plus, who doesn’t love a great-looking watch that won’t break the bank (or your sanity) trying to hunt it down? Thanks for watching-it’s what makes these discussions so fun! 🙏😎🍷

Love to hear that! The Black Bay 54 is an absolute classic, and it sounds like it’s found the perfect home on your wrist. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for sharing! 🙌 The smaller size and vintage vibe definitely give it a unique charm-glad to hear it's one of your favorites! There’s just something about those classic proportions that make it stand out, right? Wear it in good health!

😂 I'll remember to wear less. Thanks for watching!

The Submariner Starbucks is a gorgeous piece. I love the green bezel. +1

My wrist is 6.75 inches circumference, so I aim for a balanced fit. Watches can look bigger, especially in close-ups or when zoomed in. Thanks for watching!

Your wrist is more like 5.75 inches bro! 6.75 inch is my wrist size and I have this watch and it looks tiny on my wrist

Never mind it’s just the close up camera distortion!!!

Thanks for watching! While it may look cute, this watch has some interesting features worth checking out.

I hear you! A glass crystal would definitely be a nice touch. It’s funny how those little details can make or break a decision, right?

@Watch-Wined@@Watch-Wined for sure. I would want something replaceable at the very least since the crystal can get damaged so easily on these and it's sonically welded.

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sorry to hear you feel that way! Everyone’s taste in watches is different, and that’s what makes collecting so interesting. This piece has its own unique charm and appeals to a certain style. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and share your thoughts!

@@Watch-Wined ...yes, that's my personal Opinion. Please don't feel bothered by my Comment! 👍

The Sea-Dweller's 43mm really does hit that sweet spot for wrist presence without being too overwhelming. I hear you on the thickness-sometimes it can feel a bit chunky on the wrist.

Do you have the Sea Dweller 43 as well?

Glad you think so! It’s all about finding that perfect fit that complements your wrist, whether you’ve got pencils or not. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

My wrist size is 6.75” inches in circumference.