I doubt anyone would say they would wear a Citizen with Eco-Drive, but I would probably have to go with one of those. No battery replacement, no expensive servicing for the super complex parts, except some gasket changes if you have water resistance. There are plenty of options to choose in style as well. If I had to choose one for the rest of my life, I would probably go with minimal maintenance, and longevity.
That’s partly why Rolex watches don’t go out of fashion. They don’t go in for radical trendy new designs, mostly just minor incremental changes and improvements. So, a 40 year old Datejust still looks like a new one. That’s why a Rolex really is a watch for life.
The first watch I ever bought when I was about 11 was a Timex Expedition, it's been through everything, army training, royal marines training, diving, motorcycle crash... It's still going strong just a few dings and scratches 25 years later
Doom Father TM I know, for me I would choose my gmw b5000g 1jf. Its the black metal square with resin band. It looks good, its tougher and with more functions than any chosen watch in this video.
What a fucking ass, I guarantee you ROLEX doesn't, and never did have "...hundreds of engineers working day & night in order to improve a little wheel...", and until the Japanese showed them how to develop the alloys for their own hairsprings ROLEX bought their hair springs from SEIKO. And it's not "drilled lugs" it's "pierced lugs", you pompous bawbags
As much as I LOVE a simple rolex oyster perpetual 36mm, I would have to pick any 39mm grand seiko spring drive. The technology is absolutely brilliant, and the dedication put into each piece is almost unbelievable
A lot of watch enthusiasts love hating on Rolex but many of these highly respected watch people featured actually choose a Rolex as their ONE watch. You may or may not like the brand but Rolex actually makes some great timepieces. Not a fanboy, actually far from it. I hate all the hype and many of its blingy watches. I do however respect the brand. Cheers!
Rolex 1655 Explorer "Freccione" MK2. I have thought long and hard about it and this piece to me is just perfection. Understated but rugged, casual and formal. It flies so low under the radar but still could go with anything. I love the fact that it is a watch nobody knows or would recognise, but the enthusiast would not stop smiling if they saw it. Great idea for a subject @Hodinkee
Jean Claude really likes his hublot. He enjoys it, wears it, thats a happy man. Isnt this what watch collecting about? Being happy and wearing what u like?
Rolex Submariner Date Ref. 116610: classic & iconic design, the most used complication (with Date), easy to read Maxi dial especially as one gets older and visible in the dark, built like a tank, waterproof, and can be worn from casual with shorts or jeans all the way up to formal black tie.
I can't afford watches yet but I love my Seiko SNE329. It was the watch I wore on my proposal and it's very special to me. I hope to get a Grand Seiko some day
My Datejust 116234. Silver dial, jubilee. The DJ is my favorite watch of all times, my grail. It also fits my personality as far as a watch that would most describe me on my wrist.
Kind of a weird pick but a Doxa T-Graph Sharkhunter. It’s one of those watches where it’s useful to me as a diver but also quirky enough to be a needle in a haystack.
Cheesy answer but I’d go with a TT 36mm DJ. For me personally it’s just the one watch that I’ve wanted, I’ve seen people I respect wear, and would wear well in almost any situation with ease.
All those people work in an office somewhere :D . I own both a rolex and an omega, among other lesser watches, but since i'm a mechanic, i never wear expensive watches at work. GShocks and SKX are the way. it would be a shame to damage any of those expensive watches, even if you could afford to replace/repair them without much trouble.
Shaun S congratulations for the new watch, it is a great watch. I have some watches and for me it is clear that if I had to chose ANY watch as my only watch forever it would be Explorer 39, curiously Exp39 is one of the lowest price watches in my collection. If it would have been my first quality watch I might not have more watches ;-)
Rolex Submarnier 16610 for me. It's the easiest watch to live with. Reliable, durable, timeless design and you can wear it with any outfit - suit, jeans, shorts etc.
Probably my omega smp 300m my wife just bought me for our two year wedding anniversary. The blue ceramic bezel with the silver ceramic dial is just amazing. For me it has all the perks of the Rolex sub with just even more to look at. She knew I wanted it sense Basel 2018 and surprised me with it. Like others have said the emotional attachment is a big part of the choice, but it helps that it’s an amazing watch that’s very versatile.
A one watch for life has to be versatile in my opinion! For me it has to be Grand Seiko SBGN 003 , simply does everything and is best for all occasions !! So for the versatility, it has to be that !! Can be worn on a business suit and can be worn for a mountain trek!
Rolex GMT Master II 116710LN. Can wear it in the office, at the beach or on a wedding...very versatile, classy and useful at both times. Always my favorite watch of all time
What happened to Jack?! He was in the intro and then... no response. For me? At this stage, I'd say my Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (231.10.42.21.02.001) It can dress up or down on bracelet, leather, NATO or rubber, the silver dial matches everything and the Co-Axial movement is fantastic, both in terms of accuracy, robustness and aesthetics.
Thumps for the enthusiast that chose a Grand Seiko!!!!! My dream watch would be a gs or oris, but im broke so i will have to wait another year till i have enough cash :)
@@Lewissssss No I'm sure he wouldn't. But if you go through his videos, as I'm sure you have, you'll see that watch time and time again. He's referred to it as "a part of me." 🤷🏾♂️
my fathers 89 steel submariner date. I had to get it back from a pawnshop because he was too proud asking his children to help him out with cash and he died surprisingly. this watch means the world to me.
So I challenged myself in 2020 to only wear ONE watch the entire year. Hamilton Khaki field mechanical was my choice. I got married in the watch so it already has a lot of emotional value.
Seems to me, that this is either TWO questions or it needs to be clarified. Is it ONE watch that I already own OR is it that, I can choose ANY watch and only wear that for the rest of my life? If it has to be a watch that I already own, then it's my Steinhart Ocean Vintage GMT. If it can be ANY watch in the world, then I'd pick a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II.
Perhaps one of the Casio G-Shock MRG’s. All metal, preferably titanium or primarily so. They’re usually thinner, good overall proportions and will do everything I’ll ever need. Some of the models can be dressed up too.
Seiko Premier Kinetic Perpetual. Mine’s 15+ years now and still going strong. No service or battery change needed, not even once. Just remarkable. I still put it on my wrist more often than, say, my Batman (it actually looks nicer).
I feel almost the same as all the people interviewed, One watch for life is like a nightmare. If had to have one watch for the rest of my life, Datejust 16234 or a white gold day date.
@Ali Alexander there's multiple companies that suffer from reference number syndrome, it can be frustrating when you first start out but it becomes easy to remember. But if you think a titanium GS with some of the best finishing in the world looks like a seiko 5 you might need to get your eyes checked.
The one watch I would want wear for the rest of my life would be my Omega Deville Emerald designed by Andrew Grima... it's not the most valuable watch but to me it's as close to perfection as it gets.
Out of my personal collection, tudor oyster fully restored to factory with water resistance restored and I can keep changing straps or seiko presage gmt as its perfect and I love it. Grail one watch forever? Royal oak as I can dress that up or down and it fits me and my style.
My Omega Speedmaster Sapphire on either Steel bracelet / Aligator Strap. This watch, I feel; can really age along with me through different phase of my life. Again I am still 27 so that is not saying much, yet.
Nikhil, Don't feel bad. I got a tv for my bachelor's and debt for my masters. Here is hoping they get you a classic that will be the watch you reach for first fifty years from now.
It's hard not to pick Rolex. I think the draw they have is that rugged real-life quality to them. There are so many high horology watches where they can be easily damaged in one way or other. Like owning a Ferrari. Since I don't collect watches, and merely have one good one, it has to be versatile, practical, rugged, and with a feature set that is useful (otherwise it is just man-jewelry). For me it would be a Submariner Date, but since I travel extensively it would be the GMT Master II LN, which is what I actually wear. It has most of the benefits of the Sub with the added practicality of the time zone tracking, ability to reset the time 24/7 without worrying about the date switch around midnight. It would be nice if it had the new movement in it and a glidelock clasp. I've also started to really like the DateJust; I must be getting old. Such a timeless classic, so many options for personal taste, along with that beautifully rounded case. Really like the silver face option.
Same here... GMT Master II LN. There are some watches (& Rolexes) I like more but if it is just one watch for the rest of my life, the black gmt just does them all!
I’d like to say Explorer aesthetically, but practically I’d want date & GMT. So I’d pick GMT Master II, steel with a fully brushed oyster-lock bracelet. Coke bezel.
“what a great video , I suspected the Submariner would pop up - Probably for me would be the 114060 no date submariner I own - Definitely not a *Ginault* 🙂
It would be impossible for me to wear only one watch for the rest of my life. It would have to be an Omega Constellation vintage with Arrowhead hands. Or Rolex Datejust, Royal Oak, or Nautilus, simple and versatile watches.
I'm surprised (and a bit disappointed) no one mentions G-Shock. Like if I can only wear one watch, it's gotta be the most durable tough dependable thing with the most function.
Easy, Rolex Datejust 36mm, steel, white dial. My father has that watch (34mm, funky champagne dial i think), he wears it at work, with tuxes, and even while teaching me how to swim. Someday ill get one just like it.
This interview was from December.. half a year ago. I’m just amazed by the fact. I wonder, what happened to the Talking Watches episode featuring Ben Clymers watch collection that you promised to be ready the following week of the H10 event? I believe both Ben and Stephen made that promise live.
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I'm just glad that someone is picking Grand Seiko
Same here
That Grand Seiko is absolutely gorgeous.
I agree! I was lucky enough to pick up that same piece (mosaic dial) last month.
I like that of all of these watches, that was the one that jumped out to me too.
Whats the ref?
If I had to wear a Hublot for the rest of my life, it would be a very short period of time...
I would rather not wear a watch
it's all marketing...
Why
😂😂😂
It’s over priced with a so so movement but I think overtime the hate will calm down and it’s not that bad of a watch
I doubt anyone would say they would wear a Citizen with Eco-Drive, but I would probably have to go with one of those. No battery replacement, no expensive servicing for the super complex parts, except some gasket changes if you have water resistance. There are plenty of options to choose in style as well. If I had to choose one for the rest of my life, I would probably go with minimal maintenance, and longevity.
" Hundreds of engineers work all day to improve rolex watches" Ye, and end of the day they just say: Lets make the case 1mm bigger.
LOL.
That’s partly why Rolex watches don’t go out of fashion. They don’t go in for radical trendy new designs, mostly just minor incremental changes and improvements. So, a 40 year old Datejust still looks like a new one. That’s why a Rolex really is a watch for life.
Cara did a really good job of pretending to think about saying "Royal Oak", haha.
hahahaa I thought the same whenver she replied and pretended she didnt know her already chosen answer
Yes but I bet if she had a Rainbow Daytona she'd pick that. She's in love with that thing.
My 35 year old Casio MQ-554W. I wear it every day. It's a little scratched up, but I still wear it. The watch matures with age.
Wow. I highly respect Max and for him to say Rolex says a lot.
He sems as great person, and yes that says a lot about rolex.
Also roger smith wearing one tels a lot. Cheers
@@illyapetrov6092
Philip Dufour wears one to! 👍👑
The first watch I ever bought when I was about 11 was a Timex Expedition, it's been through everything, army training, royal marines training, diving, motorcycle crash... It's still going strong just a few dings and scratches 25 years later
Doom Father TM I know, for me I would choose my gmw b5000g 1jf. Its the black metal square with resin band. It looks good, its tougher and with more functions than any chosen watch in this video.
Hodinkee to Aurel Bacs: "Pick one watch for life"
Aurel Bacs: "Surely you mean three"
THIS is an absolute class video - seconded only by John Mayer talking watches Part 1 & Part 2
What a fucking ass, I guarantee you ROLEX doesn't, and never did have "...hundreds of engineers working day & night in order to improve a little wheel...", and until the Japanese showed them how to develop the alloys for their own hairsprings ROLEX bought their hair springs from SEIKO. And it's not "drilled lugs" it's "pierced lugs", you pompous bawbags
John Mayer 2 is the best ever
As much as I LOVE a simple rolex oyster perpetual 36mm, I would have to pick any 39mm grand seiko spring drive. The technology is absolutely brilliant, and the dedication put into each piece is almost unbelievable
A lot of watch enthusiasts love hating on Rolex but many of these highly respected watch people featured actually choose a Rolex as their ONE watch. You may or may not like the brand but Rolex actually makes some great timepieces. Not a fanboy, actually far from it. I hate all the hype and many of its blingy watches. I do however respect the brand. Cheers!
Rolex 1655 Explorer "Freccione" MK2. I have thought long and hard about it and this piece to me is just perfection. Understated but rugged, casual and formal. It flies so low under the radar but still could go with anything. I love the fact that it is a watch nobody knows or would recognise, but the enthusiast would not stop smiling if they saw it. Great idea for a subject @Hodinkee
Jean Claude really likes his hublot. He enjoys it, wears it, thats a happy man. Isnt this what watch collecting about? Being happy and wearing what u like?
Omega Seamaster 300m since I own it :)
Rolex 114060 No Date Submariner. Rugged, clean, steel bracelet, legible, can be dressed up or down.
I answered this question with my wallet 5 years ago, 36mm Explorer.
YAS JCB. CHOOSE A HUBLOT! Do it. I think he probably gave the only interesting answer. 😂🙈
Rolex Submariner Date Ref. 116610: classic & iconic design, the most used complication (with Date), easy to read Maxi dial especially as one gets older and visible in the dark, built like a tank, waterproof, and can be worn from casual with shorts or jeans all the way up to formal black tie.
I can't afford watches yet but I love my Seiko SNE329. It was the watch I wore on my proposal and it's very special to me. I hope to get a Grand Seiko some day
Seiko SKX007 because it’s a great watch....and it’s all I can afford 😁
That’s okay dude. Don’t let anybody tell you otherwise!
And you still got more complications than any other watch mentioned in the video ;-)
it's not surprising how consistent the response and the answers are.
I can narrow it down between my Omega Aqua Terra Day-Date and my Rolex Sea-Dweller SD4K. Both are just great watches I can take anywhere.
Blancpain Bathyscaphe: relatively rugged, goes with any strap, simple and elegant design, water resistant, and haute horology all at the same time!
Grand Seiko sbge201 or 001. It has a bezel, has gmt, has 100m water resistance, can be dressed up or down, and has spring drive.
Rolex Sub No Date.
ultimaetsolder agree
Bruh if it’s one watch you might as well have extra complications like the date
My Datejust 116234. Silver dial, jubilee. The DJ is my favorite watch of all times, my grail. It also fits my personality as far as a watch that would most describe me on my wrist.
Hodinkee needs more diversity. Their perspectives are not diverse and boring.
Andrew Kwok Please define diversity as you use the term. Be precise.
For example?
Kind of a weird pick but a Doxa T-Graph Sharkhunter. It’s one of those watches where it’s useful to me as a diver but also quirky enough to be a needle in a haystack.
Cheesy answer but I’d go with a TT 36mm DJ. For me personally it’s just the one watch that I’ve wanted, I’ve seen people I respect wear, and would wear well in almost any situation with ease.
Sea Dweller 50th Anniversary, only nice watch I own and a lot of sentimental value (wedding gift from my wife). Also fits well on my 7.75" wrist.
out of the box for me... my panerai pam 658 for sure! awsome dial, date gmt power reserve, and beatiful movement, micro rotor!
My Speedmaster 57 all titanium, such an underated model that I love wearing.
Probably a Cartier automatic tank. Timeless and elegant.
It would have to be the new black dial Rolex Submariner date. A timeless classic for every occasion.
Personally I'd go with a Rolex GMT Master 116710LN or any Vacheron Overseas
All those people work in an office somewhere :D . I own both a rolex and an omega, among other lesser watches, but since i'm a mechanic, i never wear expensive watches at work. GShocks and SKX are the way. it would be a shame to damage any of those expensive watches, even if you could afford to replace/repair them without much trouble.
Rolex Explorer 39
Since I just got mine TODAY I agree! But yes, it's an easy decision. This watch does everything and anything.
Shaun S congratulations for the new watch, it is a great watch. I have some watches and for me it is clear that if I had to chose ANY watch as my only watch forever it would be Explorer 39, curiously Exp39 is one of the lowest price watches in my collection. If it would have been my first quality watch I might not have more watches ;-)
yep, agreed
Patek 3940 for me. The best dial proportions I've ever seen IMHO.
1997 Aquanaut 5060A. Same age as me, favourite watch right now.
Rolex Submarnier 16610 for me. It's the easiest watch to live with. Reliable, durable, timeless design and you can wear it with any outfit - suit, jeans, shorts etc.
Candidates under $10,000: Zenith El Primero Chronomaster, Rolex Explorer I 36mm, Vulcain Heritage Alarm 39mm.
+1 for 38mm El primero 👏
Probably my omega smp 300m my wife just bought me for our two year wedding anniversary. The blue ceramic bezel with the silver ceramic dial is just amazing. For me it has all the perks of the Rolex sub with just even more to look at. She knew I wanted it sense Basel 2018 and surprised me with it. Like others have said the emotional attachment is a big part of the choice, but it helps that it’s an amazing watch that’s very versatile.
A one watch for life has to be versatile in my opinion! For me it has to be Grand Seiko SBGN 003 , simply does everything and is best for all occasions !! So for the versatility, it has to be that !! Can be worn on a business suit and can be worn for a mountain trek!
Rolex GMT Master II 116710LN. Can wear it in the office, at the beach or on a wedding...very versatile, classy and useful at both times. Always my favorite watch of all time
AP royal oak 15400, because its fit for all occasions and its absolutely gorgeous to look at
Sub No Date on Rubber....bulletproof and comfortable AF
What happened to Jack?! He was in the intro and then... no response. For me? At this stage, I'd say my Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (231.10.42.21.02.001) It can dress up or down on bracelet, leather, NATO or rubber, the silver dial matches everything and the Co-Axial movement is fantastic, both in terms of accuracy, robustness and aesthetics.
14060M, 114060 or Sinn U1 Professional. All are contenders because they do not have a date.
Thumps for the enthusiast that chose a Grand Seiko!!!!! My dream watch would be a gs or oris, but im broke so i will have to wait another year till i have enough cash :)
1st gen Omega Planet Ocean 2201.50 for me, my favorite watch
Dreamscape Hero Music Me too! 👌🏻
Jean Claude Biver lying through his teeth 😂
Lol I don't think so. That thing is actually always on his wrist. It's the watch that made him a billionaire, after all
@@1trife90 yet the bulk of his collection come from the holy trinity.... i doubt a limited hublot comes out and he says “save me one of those”
@@Lewissssss No I'm sure he wouldn't. But if you go through his videos, as I'm sure you have, you'll see that watch time and time again. He's referred to it as "a part of me." 🤷🏾♂️
my fathers 89 steel submariner date. I had to get it back from a pawnshop because he was too proud asking his children to help him out with cash and he died surprisingly. this watch means the world to me.
If you're not with the one you love...
Then love the one you've got 😀
I would choose my 114060, I love that watch.
So I challenged myself in 2020 to only wear ONE watch the entire year. Hamilton Khaki field mechanical was my choice. I got married in the watch so it already has a lot of emotional value.
A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange in Platinum or White Gold with a black and brown leather strap.
Any speedmaster professional with a see through case back because adding any type of strap makes it fell like a completely new watch.
Seems to me, that this is either TWO questions or it needs to be clarified. Is it ONE watch that I already own OR is it that, I can choose ANY watch and only wear that for the rest of my life?
If it has to be a watch that I already own, then it's my Steinhart Ocean Vintage GMT.
If it can be ANY watch in the world, then I'd pick a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II.
Excellent question and some really interesting answers. Thank you for making this one
My Timex Weekender on Horween leather strap.
Great question.
Aurel Bacs nailed it.
Shocked Ben Clymer picked the Daytona 6239. Always thought that was a piece of junk
Omega Speedmaster "First Omega in Space"
if it's something I already have. It would be my vintage Omega Seamaster
the A. Lange at 3:35 is just stunning.
Love how everyone look soo stressed when imposed with that question.
If anybody asked me the same question about watches or cameras, I'd look just as stressed.
I had no idea Aldis Hodge was making watches! That's fascinating to me.
Perhaps one of the Casio G-Shock MRG’s. All metal, preferably titanium or primarily so. They’re usually thinner, good overall proportions and will do everything I’ll ever need. Some of the models can be dressed up too.
Seiko Premier Kinetic Perpetual. Mine’s 15+ years now and still going strong. No service or battery change needed, not even once. Just remarkable. I still put it on my wrist more often than, say, my Batman (it actually looks nicer).
I feel almost the same as all the people interviewed, One watch for life is like a nightmare.
If had to have one watch for the rest of my life, Datejust 16234 or a white gold day date.
From what i own, 2017 Save the Ocean Turtle. Because I'll never get tired of that dial and it's built like a tank. From the wish list, The GS SBGA231.
@Ali Alexander there's multiple companies that suffer from reference number syndrome, it can be frustrating when you first start out but it becomes easy to remember. But if you think a titanium GS with some of the best finishing in the world looks like a seiko 5 you might need to get your eyes checked.
Cartier Tank Quartz. Great history, Timeless, strapmonster, easy serviceable, perfect accurate
Revelso classic is one of this.
Thankyou for the content I hope this trents throughout the watch community again
Alton’s comments made me smile!
The one watch I would want wear for the rest of my life would be my Omega Deville Emerald designed by Andrew Grima... it's not the most valuable watch but to me it's as close to perfection as it gets.
Out of my personal collection, tudor oyster fully restored to factory with water resistance restored and I can keep changing straps or seiko presage gmt as its perfect and I love it. Grail one watch forever? Royal oak as I can dress that up or down and it fits me and my style.
Hamilton khaki field automatic
My Omega Speedmaster Sapphire on either Steel bracelet / Aligator Strap.
This watch, I feel; can really age along with me through different phase of my life. Again I am still 27 so that is not saying much, yet.
That's the dude who played MC Ren in Straight Outta Compton, right? And he's into horology?! Respect
Would have to be the high school graduation present from my folks; Rolex 1675.
thats lucky my parents said they will buy me a rolex after i graduate med school
Nikhil, Don't feel bad. I got a tv for my bachelor's and debt for my masters. Here is hoping they get you a classic that will be the watch you reach for first fifty years from now.
Mark B ya ur right
It's hard not to pick Rolex. I think the draw they have is that rugged real-life quality to them. There are so many high horology watches where they can be easily damaged in one way or other. Like owning a Ferrari.
Since I don't collect watches, and merely have one good one, it has to be versatile, practical, rugged, and with a feature set that is useful (otherwise it is just man-jewelry).
For me it would be a Submariner Date, but since I travel extensively it would be the GMT Master II LN, which is what I actually wear. It has most of the benefits of the Sub with the added practicality of the time zone tracking, ability to reset the time 24/7 without worrying about the date switch around midnight. It would be nice if it had the new movement in it and a glidelock clasp.
I've also started to really like the DateJust; I must be getting old. Such a timeless classic, so many options for personal taste, along with that beautifully rounded case. Really like the silver face option.
Same here... GMT Master II LN. There are some watches (& Rolexes) I like more but if it is just one watch for the rest of my life, the black gmt just does them all!
This was an incredibly amazing video to watch. Such fun. But for me it's my grandads 1985 submariner with date that I just received as a gift.
I’d like to say Explorer aesthetically, but practically I’d want date & GMT. So I’d pick GMT Master II, steel with a fully brushed oyster-lock bracelet. Coke bezel.
This is the ultimate torture question.....my first Rolex from 29yrs ago and still have it, GMT II Coke.
Mine would be my SS Blue dial Sky-Dweller. Just to look at her puts a smile on my face
Aurel Bacs sounds like Christoph Waltz lol 1:11
“what a great video , I suspected the Submariner would pop up - Probably for me would be the 114060 no date submariner I own - Definitely not a *Ginault* 🙂
It would be impossible for me to wear only one watch for the rest of my life. It would have to be an Omega Constellation vintage with Arrowhead hands. Or Rolex Datejust, Royal Oak, or Nautilus, simple and versatile watches.
It would unquestionably be a daydate hopefully a platinum one with luminescence
I'm surprised (and a bit disappointed) no one mentions G-Shock. Like if I can only wear one watch, it's gotta be the most durable tough dependable thing with the most function.
Easy, Rolex Datejust 36mm, steel, white dial. My father has that watch (34mm, funky champagne dial i think), he wears it at work, with tuxes, and even while teaching me how to swim. Someday ill get one just like it.
That's the perfect Datejust, you have excellent taste.
I thought you we’re going to say boring 😄
This interview was from December.. half a year ago. I’m just amazed by the fact. I wonder, what happened to the Talking Watches episode featuring Ben Clymers watch collection that you promised to be ready the following week of the H10 event? I believe both Ben and Stephen made that promise live.
I adore Grand Seiko...that being said, if I can only have one for life and all occasions, Omega Speedmaster.
'I can't choose my babies'
In a darker sense, it's like choosing one child that gets to live on out of all your beloved children 🤐
Rolex Explorer 1 39mm
Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ref 4500V
Probably just a g-shock. Doesn’t need to be serviced and has chronograph functionality without sacrificing water resistance.