Untill now I considered "youreterrific" channel to have the best watch cinematics and macro shots but you my friend have exceeded him whith these beautiful shots.
You say that there aren't any use cases for the slide rule any more, but I don't quite agree with that. One practical example is to use it as a converter. Since the principal idea of the tool is that the ratio between inner and outer scales is always constant, it can act as a currency converter, for example, and you don't even need to type in any numbers to do conversions. Say, if 1 Euro is 7.5 Danish crowns, you just set the rotating bezel so that 10 aligns with 75, and you have all conversions there. What is 4 euros in DKR? Look at 40 at the DKR scal, see it aligns with 30 on the other scale, and that means 30 (it is the correct magnitude, not 3 or 300). Or reverse, 550 DKR you would find at 55, correspoding to about 73 on the Euro scale. No exact numbers but good enough for a tourist to get an idea of a price when abroad. I'm missing one thing in Navitimer reviews like this: how accurate is the slide rule really? It would be easy to find out by setting it to a few simple ratios, like 2, 3 and 5, and check whether the numbers match as they should. I have seen comments that there may be noticeable slide rule inaccuracy in Navitimers. I have two cheap Navitimer imitations and their scales are not exact. And I managed to buy a practice tool (made of paper) that is delivered with Navitimers, and it is badly off. Ironically, it has the slogan "Instruments for professionals" printed on it.
That has to be the most patronising review I’ve watched in LOOONG time. Sure it’s a nice watch with rich history, and value is subjective…but maybe most people just can’t afford it. You might as well have said, ‘if you can’t afford it buy an F91W’.
This is kind of a reach. The channel's built around showcasing cool merchandise. Some of it is affordable, and some of it is luxury-tier. This product profile didn't seem to take a "holier-than-thou" attitude towards any of the other affordable watches presented on the channel. It just felt like a presentation of something cool that the guy was able to get his hands on.
That’s more beautiful than I thought it would be
Untill now I considered "youreterrific" channel to have the best watch cinematics and macro shots but you my friend have exceeded him whith these beautiful shots.
Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it! Our small team works incredibly hard on these videos 🙏
You say that there aren't any use cases for the slide rule any more, but I don't quite agree with that. One practical example is to use it as a converter. Since the principal idea of the tool is that the ratio between inner and outer scales is always constant, it can act as a currency converter, for example, and you don't even need to type in any numbers to do conversions. Say, if 1 Euro is 7.5 Danish crowns, you just set the rotating bezel so that 10 aligns with 75, and you have all conversions there. What is 4 euros in DKR? Look at 40 at the DKR scal, see it aligns with 30 on the other scale, and that means 30 (it is the correct magnitude, not 3 or 300). Or reverse, 550 DKR you would find at 55, correspoding to about 73 on the Euro scale. No exact numbers but good enough for a tourist to get an idea of a price when abroad.
I'm missing one thing in Navitimer reviews like this: how accurate is the slide rule really? It would be easy to find out by setting it to a few simple ratios, like 2, 3 and 5, and check whether the numbers match as they should. I have seen comments that there may be noticeable slide rule inaccuracy in Navitimers. I have two cheap Navitimer imitations and their scales are not exact. And I managed to buy a practice tool (made of paper) that is delivered with Navitimers, and it is badly off. Ironically, it has the slogan "Instruments for professionals" printed on it.
Have the exact same watch, and still come here to look at it some more 😂
I love BREITLING 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome watch, awesome video! ❤
Video is very well done!
I got this model but the George kern dial. Beautiful watch on the wrist. I advice anyone to try it on.
Love the history!
Your voice sounds a lot like Jeremy Strong’s character from Succession.
what color is this?
I reaaly dig the opening soundtrack of this video. Anyone knows the title of it?
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I can't find this color variation in 41 mm, wth breitling.
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I really hate that particular Breitling logo.
That has to be the most patronising review I’ve watched in LOOONG time. Sure it’s a nice watch with rich history, and value is subjective…but maybe most people just can’t afford it. You might as well have said, ‘if you can’t afford it buy an F91W’.
This is kind of a reach. The channel's built around showcasing cool merchandise. Some of it is affordable, and some of it is luxury-tier. This product profile didn't seem to take a "holier-than-thou" attitude towards any of the other affordable watches presented on the channel. It just felt like a presentation of something cool that the guy was able to get his hands on.
Being unable to afford it doesn't detract your ability to appreciate it.
The F91W is the way baby. Support the micro brands in 24 they need the love.
How is it patronising? I can't afford a Porsche 911 but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy a Porsche 911 review.