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This was super sweet!

Good episode.

excellent.

What a cute ginger!! Omg

Great video. A watch star in the making!

LOL

Isn’t the Lorca going for $1700?

For gods sake put some socks on… 🤣😂

What loafers is Thomas wearing? 😬

Thank you for the video! It’s so good for the Cartier collectors!

I was extremely lucky to be able to get a Lorier Astra Cosmic Blue which to me is an amazing DSW. It takes inspiration from vintage DJs, Polerouters and Transoceans, and it’s 36mm, under 10mm thickness and a killer 5-link bracelet! I highly recommend!

Thomas Calara is the G.O.A.T.

I’m a bit bias but I gotta go with my 5212a as a DSW. Great everyday steel piece.

Great talk. If you follow Thomas definition of a dressy sport watch there comes only the Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 to my mind. Although I’m a happily owner of the OP36 for me the perfect DSW is my Omega Aqua Terra 38 blue teak dial with the horizontal lines. It ticks all the boxes. Great size and thickness, polished and brushed parts, 150 wr, 1,5 Tesla antimagnetic, beautiful blue teak dial that changes the color depending on the lighting and sometimes I need a date function. The movement is Metas certified and bullet proof. What else can you ask for.

What about the Tank Solo? Hoping you could’ve convinced me one way or t’other. Now that you bring up the Tank Anglaise…

Awesome video!!! I’m a teacher and watch collector as well. This completely resonates with me. Especially the part with the aluminum bottles, 😂

Fabulous looking watch series.

Love the video, just one critique, when you say "no other brand can say they've gotten a watch perfect on the first try", what do you say about Rolex with the Day- Date, Sub, Datejust, etc. All of those watches have hardly changed over 50+ years.

🙌🏻

Guy apparently had two watches for twenty years and then recently got into six figures of collectible Rolexes. Maybe in addition to selling a few guitars he inherited a lot of money or married well.🤔 Fun guy to have a beer with I bet.

This is one of the best watch/timepiece videos I’ve ever seen! Great job!

Brilliant conversation...please turn off the backing track !

What’s this man do? Brian

Wonder what his daddy does for work lmao no teacher can afford any of this in a lifetime living in Brooklyn.

Just discovered this channel. This was an excellent and well organized video. Nice job

Would love to see his guitars, stereo, and record collection

Is that Datejust crystal original, without a cyclops? That's my dream...

Great video, with your charming personality make this video more enjoyable to watch.

The cartiers he’s talking about he likes from the 60s are from the 70s and 80s…but let him tell it.

This guy seems super genuine and very authentic. I enjoyed this video much more than the supercollector. Captainof Industry Kevin o Leary types who have 9 different Pateks

These collector/collection videos are great, please do more.

He must be selling cocaine on the side.

Mommy

I like his ethos. Interesting interview. BTW what are you wearing? Is it a bronze Glycine?

Excellent video

Love this interview. Been waiting Chanels to showcase more videos of collectors showing pieces more con texted to fashion and obscure watches vs the same traditional and almost “boring” collections. Keep up the great content!

"Im not going scuba diving, im not gonna go to the moon" 😂😂 great watch philosophy. love it.

What watch does the host have?? Love that gold/back combo.

"I'm an English teacher for 26 years"???

Nice to see an every day watch collector rather than the Hodinkee celebrity nonsense- here’s mud in your eye Ed Sheeran and John Mayor

these don't age well

Time machine

hi mate, whats on your wrist? looks great!

Nice diversified collection of blue chips 👍

Great interview!

We are cut from the same cloth...guitars, vinyl, watches (also hot rods...all moneypits). I'm not wealthy, and ironically most of my collection came while in or just after college. Irresponsible decisions, for sure. But I would do it all over again. Thanks for this!

Love this series!!!!

Cool collection! Ive been on the hunt for some Lord Elgin watches myself.

this is the most inspiring video for me...easily

As a man who's wife looks like a 5'6" Peter Dinklage with Raymon Milnarik's hairline, I really like Brian's honesty and his insight into the fascinating world of 'collecting'