soo true very perceptive mate - puts me unconcious when i here the grating HELLOOOW AT THE START - is it just me that cant handle this or is it my condition. It really affects me in a bad way - so ill stop watching now
I vote for the most wrist time for the order. Sometimes it's just the intangibles that for some reason make us so fond of a particular watch that gives it so much wrist time.
It's been said that man with a watch always knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never sure. I reckon a man with 50 watches always knows what time it is because he's constantly checking his cell phone clock to set one of them.
I just got the 35mm yesterday, looks great! However my inner black circle is not aligned too well, which is a bummer. Also noticed this morning my date wheel is stuck between 16 and 17. Well no matter, still love it since it's my first watch :)
Great first piece Jody. Sounds like you've a Great Dad as well! If you intend to leave the lovely and sentimental Omega with a dead battery in it for any length of time I suggest you remove the battery to avoid any possible damage from its decay and release of corrosive substance.
Congrats on 5 years! I vote that this be the year you get one of those busted Omegas repaired. I'd love to see the beat-to-death Seamaster brought back to life. Cheers!
There you have it. 41 mins of cracking content and watch nous. Not one watch in the collection bought on brand recognition alone. All the watches here owned for technical, aesthetic and the love of the item. A true enthusiast. A great channel.
I just had my grandfather’s Hamilton Thin o matic restored. I also have his small second Bulova in working order with a small crack in the crystal. Both are worth having around.
Great collection! I am going in the opposite direction, after reaching 57 watches at the beginning of the year i am now down to 46 and hope to reach 40 by February. Thanks for all the entertainment and good advice
Amazing collection Jody, I think you took your channel name quite literally and never stopped. The Studio underdog was really cool, those vintage Omegas were stunning too. My top pick though was the SARB. Just beautiful.
@@JustOneMoreWatch absolutely mate. I've been after a sarb myself but left it too long and now they're too expensive. Least the sary is still obtainable though
Jody has great control over the audiences applause but, no control on buying “ just one more watch”. Love the collection especially because it’s pretty much all affordable and nice picks!
Very impressive yet eclectic collection, although I'm surprised you don't have more Casios being such a big fan. My collection is not so varied consisting of 48 Casios (so far!) Fairly even split between digital and analogue, my favourites are the six different coloured Duros🤪 I also have a dozen (again so far) non Casios. Surprisingly there is only one mechanical watch in my collection at this point; that being the ESS Minimal Mondaine railway homage. Cheers and keep the great videos coming 👍
I watched this video and immediately went hunting for a Straton Speciale. About 32 minutes later I got a used meca q from ebay uk for £300. This is fine. Being a 70s kid, I found the styling so evocative. It's so long ago I hardly think about it, but this brought memories cascading back.
I was so happy to see many affordable watches in your collection. I have several Pagani, both NH35 and mecha-quartz homages, and I went on an Orient kick recently and ended up with 5, second-hand Mako II and Ray II’s that were picked up cheaply enough that I could add sapphire crystals, straps, bezels/inserts to all of them to make each unique conversation pieces. I also have some Invicta, Kenneth Cole and Fossil watches that started my collection that are mostly sentimental at this point that I gifted to my son to help him start his collection.
Jody, thank you for another GREAT video. I always look forward to your SOTC video. It's always interesting to me when the three or four people I watch regularly show us what they collect. Gives us all a better idea of who you are and how you look at watches on a personal level. I've been in the hobby for 3-1/2 years and have about 60 watches, just over half being Casio watches. I fell in love with the calculator watches and currently have about fifteen in my collection. Some Seikos and others and absolutely love every one of them. Today I'm wearing my Oris big crown pointer date and love it. To me it's fun deciding what I'm in the mood to wear. Thank you again Jody for ALL you do for the4 watch community.
When it comes to Jody’s videos and Just One More Watch, I just hit the Like 👍🏼 button right away without even watching the vid yet hehe. His energy and positivity are infectious. Love this channel. Thanks Jody for your reviews and keeping us up to date with the watch world.
Ha! Great timing, I was just browsing through your previous editions. I know it won't ever be leaving your collection but your praise of the Aqua Terra largely lead to me picking up a 36mm first gen of my own. Keep doing what you do, always love your takes! Cheers from across the ditch in NZ
Fantastic to see you building your collection, you are a watch channel after all! Yet again you are THE channel on TH-cam to give inspiration to us unfortunate (depending upon you view) not to be spending 000’s on watches. 64 watches is amazing. Love your reviews and thoughts on all you show us. I have off the back of your reviews bought a couple of pieces myself, and happy to say I love them. Keep up the great work! THE BEST TH-cam watch channel going!
This is an annual favourite for me. It started when I found your video about not buying a "seiko" from wish. One loreo, two paganis and one San Martin later, here we are 😊
Love the quartz seamster, I picked up a tv dial one from the 70s recently and couldn't be happier! One of a very select few quartz watches in my collection. Thanks for sharing the legacy stories of yours, it makes them all the more special I'm sure👍
I started to consider getting the Steel Dive when you posted your review on January, since I'm an student on a budget, and seeing that you are keeping it has just make me decide on buying it the second I can justify it
I have over 90 I consider in my collection and probably another 20 that no longer work or I am just waiting on selling. I keep kicking around which ones I should sell off in the 90 and I can't pull the trigger. My 6 year old son is an enabler. He tells me not to sell any because they are mine. What a great boy! haha. Keep up the great work. I look forward to next year's state of the collection!
That’s a mic drop SOTC video. Thanks Jody! If anything you’ve made me feel less guilty of my 6 watch Ali Express 11/11 shopping spree that I’m adding to my “modest” 25 watch collection.
It's all about what puts a smile on your face; I have a Pagani GMT, accurate to about a second a day (according to the app on my phone) on my wrist right now
Easy to see where the inspiration came from for much of my very modest collection. I am adding a flieger and some wacky vintage Russian watches. Eventually I will find a Vostok (is that Russian for out of stock) and upgrade from Ali to microbrands and eventually to Swiss. So I suppose it is very much the journey vs the destination. Big shout out to you, Jody, my watch guru. Merci!
Next year you should do it like a favorites chart rundown from Top of the Pops, it would be amazing. Also, my number 1 watch these days is the V4 Bambino, its the only watch i really want to wear! The strap has aged like a beauty from that slightly strange orange colour suede to an amazing tan leather.
I'm a member of OZ watch boy's with over 150 watches so don't feel bad, another member has well over 200 and when asked how many do you need the answer is easy WHAT I'VE GOT PLUS THE NEXT ONE . Really love the videos so keep up the good work
What a collection. Keep creating quality content, Jody! Even my four-year son recognises the surely-trademarked Jody “Helloooooo” at the start of all your videos. 😂 Much love (and fanfare) from Singapore. 👋🏻 😃
Always an entertaining video. I’ve thinned out my collection massively over the last few months; the arrival of my Glycine Combat Sub has rendered most of them redundant. It’s that good.
@@saltydog888 I got the 0259. Nice vintage feel to it. I’d strongly recommend it in 42mm, the larger sizes not so much. The rebranded Sellita movement is running beautifully.
Stunning SOTC video! I love them all! I have a few of them myself! G-Shock Square, Kosmonauta and Omega Aqua Terra! Love the channel, love the uploads. Much love!
@@JustOneMoreWatch I was looking for a 70s led digital watch and saw your review! Bought it that day! Absolutely love it! I was born in 74 and remember being fascinated by my dads led watch as a kid! So it’s your fault really! 😂
Definitely an epic collection! I'm mostly trying to thin the herd down to a small handful of favorites, as I've just amassed too many watches to enjoy them all properly, and the proceeds from several watches can by individual watches that have been grails for some time now. Looking forward to what 2022 brings to JOMW.
A minefield indeed. Every vintage I've bought has very rapidly turned to buyer's remorse. Multiple brands that have seemed nice online, until they become mine, and then are only worth throwing in a field. Despite the bad experiences, I'm concentrating on finding a Seiko 0624 5009 to replace the one lost when my father died. That'll just be a bonus if it works.
I have my Dad's Omega Constellation.. I had uut renewed for him in the early 2000's, and he said to me: "now it's yours!" I also have his windup Benrus.. a popular watch with returning GI's from WWII. Frank in Colorado
Congrats on a fun collection...thanks for sharing...it exposes me to so many watches I would have otherwise never have noticed!...happy Holidays Jamie!
I mean technically you could only wear 5 at a time.. unless you make a big neck chain...but I just make it a point to say, "Look dear! I am wearing the one you bought me!" And that tables the discussion. Great video as usual!
Great collection! No need to make excuses about the number of watches. Two ears ago when I started watching your channel I had 3 now they are 23 and don't have a TH-cam channel. I don't plan to stop expanding it. Thank you for getting me into the hobby. P.S. If you ever decide to sell the Formex Reef, I'd love to own it.
I’m telling her indoors I want 365 + 1 ( for the leap year ) . I’m on the ignore / blocked list atm . Nice collection Jody. Love the super fast omega . Cheers Jody
Great collection, Jody. Thanks for sharing these. I would like to see that omega pre-bond get repaired and back on your wrist. It's definitely one of your top 5 in my humble opinion.
Seiko quality control is in the league of it's own, you just can't say that you have experienced a genuine seiko time pieces without misaligned bezel and jingly bracelets. In fact they should trade mark it and add these features to the next grand seiko collection.
Re Casio calculator watch: before I transitioned from Casino's to a Rolex in 1986, I used to go through a new Casio every few months when the rubber straps failed or the watch failed. I had a Casio digital with a touch screen for the button entry. Worked great, buttons were big enough to work UNTIL I scratched the screen. Suddenly some numbers no longer worked. Old watch in the bin, new Casiio on the wrist, moving on. Sadly I no longer have any of them
Great to see the Ginault on your channel again; I love it even more after all the watch snobs got their knickers in a twist about the brand over the past few years.
Very interesting collection. You don't have to apologize to anybody, you can have as many or as few as you want. Life's too short to agonize over it. You can certainly own watches that you wear only occasionally, even watches that you never wear as long as you like owning it. Don't feel like you have to worry about it.
Great show, that's quite an extensive collection. Can't wait to see you 65 watches in 2022. How on earth do choose which one to wear ? I struggle with 15. So glad you have an Oris but the Aquis cherry red should be the one. Certainly missing a Rado Captain Cook too Jody.
About four years ago, I bought a Lorio submariner. After finally deciding to get another watch I bought one. In hindsight, my collection of vintage watches is insane and, probably might have an issue😅. I still think the $100 submariner rip off on Amazon is a fun time peace and a fun reminder of the days of watches and the horological world before the pandemic.
Another great video Jody. Thank you & thanks for all the videos this year. You're channel is proof positive that you can be a watch enthusiast without spending lots of money. See you in 2023.
I have the unclassifiable tourbillion and I really like it. I wear it often on my rotation. It is a really good conversation piece and really I just like looking at the escapment go round and round.
Great stuff Jody! This show kept me interested for the whole journey home from work (45 minutes!) you’ve amassed a lovely collection my friend! (Minus the Vostoks!) all the best to you and I wonder what the 10th SOTC will look like?????;)
Whenever my girlfriend whines about me buying another watch, I just show her this video and tell her to be thankful I’m not as bad as Jody
It’s so true! Lovely comment that’s made me chuckle!
Until she needs that kidney.....
I will try to get as many watches as I can until I find a girlfriend.
Until the day arrives when you have more watches than Jody!🤣
@@MrPeteragent I try to have as many watches as girlfriends
40 minute stream of conscious thought from a man convincing himself his hoarding problem is totally under control.😆
Hahahhaah! "It's not me, it's the chaaaaannel!"
@@JustOneMoreWatch 😂🤣
A very appropriate, alternate title😂😂
That's nothing! I've sold watches to people that have thousands of watches!
soo true very perceptive mate - puts me unconcious when i here the grating HELLOOOW AT THE START - is it just me that cant handle this or is it my condition. It really affects me in a bad way - so ill stop watching now
I vote for the most wrist time for the order. Sometimes it's just the intangibles that for some reason make us so fond of a particular watch that gives it so much wrist time.
I second this notion, love the videos by the way
I loved my three Casio Royales, they look great in the box but didn't have the soul on my wrist.
@@jfilm7466 idk I think they are just overrated
I agree 🤍🧡👌
Most wrist time since I got it is my 42 mm Pepsi SKX on a jubilee. 👌🏻
It's been said that man with a watch always knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never sure.
I reckon a man with 50 watches always knows what time it is because he's constantly checking his cell phone clock to set one of them.
Omg...that is soooo true! Lol
Snap I resemble that comment
Jeez. Jody even does a SOTC video better than most.
"I expanded into the mid-50s"
That's an awesome euphemism for aging Jody.
The 35mm version of the white Edifice is by far the most comfortable watch I've ever worn. Great collection Jody!
I just got the 35mm yesterday, looks great! However my inner black circle is not aligned too well, which is a bummer. Also noticed this morning my date wheel is stuck between 16 and 17. Well no matter, still love it since it's my first watch :)
Great first piece Jody. Sounds like you've a Great Dad as well! If you intend to leave the lovely and sentimental Omega with a dead battery in it for any length of time I suggest you remove the battery to avoid any possible damage from its decay and release of corrosive substance.
Congrats on 5 years! I vote that this be the year you get one of those busted Omegas repaired. I'd love to see the beat-to-death Seamaster brought back to life. Cheers!
Very enjoyable SOTC! Thanks Jody! Fun to see a serious subset of this year's newcomers have made the (extended) cut!
There you have it. 41 mins of cracking content and watch nous. Not one watch in the collection bought on brand recognition alone. All the watches here owned for technical, aesthetic and the love of the item. A true enthusiast. A great channel.
I just had my grandfather’s Hamilton Thin o matic restored. I also have his small second Bulova in working order with a small crack in the crystal. Both are worth having around.
Great collection! I am going in the opposite direction, after reaching 57 watches at the beginning of the year i am now down to 46 and hope to reach 40 by February. Thanks for all the entertainment and good advice
I just got rid of several of my watches also. Sellers regret has set in!!
Fot
Down to 25. Want less than 6. No sellers remorse. To many are a real pain.
Amazing collection Jody, I think you took your channel name quite literally and never stopped. The Studio underdog was really cool, those vintage Omegas were stunning too. My top pick though was the SARB. Just beautiful.
Thanks mate! Some fun watches in there, because watches should be fun, right?
@@JustOneMoreWatch absolutely mate. I've been after a sarb myself but left it too long and now they're too expensive. Least the sary is still obtainable though
The Stratton still on my wish list, but the sea-gull Bauhaus style is impressive.
Looking forward to next years SOTC when you tell us you’ve sold the Oris… and regretted it… again :D
Ha! Noooooo!
I love the fact Jodie’s comment on this has a translate to english…..
Facts. We will check back in a year to see how this aged
Jody has great control over the audiences applause but, no control on buying “ just one more watch”. Love the collection especially because it’s pretty much all affordable and nice picks!
Very impressive yet eclectic collection, although I'm surprised you don't have more Casios being such a big fan.
My collection is not so varied consisting of 48 Casios (so far!) Fairly even split between digital and analogue, my favourites are the six different coloured Duros🤪
I also have a dozen (again so far) non Casios. Surprisingly there is only one mechanical watch in my collection at this point; that being the ESS Minimal Mondaine railway homage.
Cheers and keep the great videos coming 👍
I watched this video and immediately went hunting for a Straton Speciale. About 32 minutes later I got a used meca q from ebay uk for £300. This is fine. Being a 70s kid, I found the styling so evocative. It's so long ago I hardly think about it, but this brought memories cascading back.
I was so happy to see many affordable watches in your collection. I have several Pagani, both NH35 and mecha-quartz homages, and I went on an Orient kick recently and ended up with 5, second-hand Mako II and Ray II’s that were picked up cheaply enough that I could add sapphire crystals, straps, bezels/inserts to all of them to make each unique conversation pieces. I also have some Invicta, Kenneth Cole and Fossil watches that started my collection that are mostly sentimental at this point that I gifted to my son to help him start his collection.
Great collection, really enjoyed seeing them all. You should start a garage band called 'The Dead Omegas' 😂
In the same boat Jody. I have 60 + in my stable and I do enjoy each one. Variety in my collection is what makes it fun.
Thanks for putting all digital into one category - you just saved me 5 minutes!
Hahaha
Jody, thank you for another GREAT video. I always look forward to your SOTC video. It's always interesting to me when the three or four people I watch regularly show us what they collect. Gives us all a better idea of who you are and how you look at watches on a personal level. I've been in the hobby for 3-1/2 years and have about 60 watches, just over half being Casio watches. I fell in love with the calculator watches and currently have about fifteen in my collection. Some Seikos and others and absolutely love every one of them. Today I'm wearing my Oris big crown pointer date and love it. To me it's fun deciding what I'm in the mood to wear. Thank you again Jody for ALL you do for the4 watch community.
When it comes to Jody’s videos and Just One More Watch, I just hit the Like 👍🏼 button right away without even watching the vid yet hehe. His energy and positivity are infectious. Love this channel. Thanks Jody for your reviews and keeping us up to date with the watch world.
Thanks Rod! 😍
@@JustOneMoreWatch Wishing you all the best, all the way from Canada 🇨🇦
Me too! Automatic like
Ha! Great timing, I was just browsing through your previous editions. I know it won't ever be leaving your collection but your praise of the Aqua Terra largely lead to me picking up a 36mm first gen of my own. Keep doing what you do, always love your takes! Cheers from across the ditch in NZ
Thanks mate, and enjoy your AT. I actually prefer the older ones, but don't tell my wife.....
@@JustOneMoreWatch I'll keep it on the DL ;)
I wore a 5600 out in 5 years of everyday use. G shock is one of my absolute favorite brands though. The square pattern will never go out of style imo.
Fantastic to see you building your collection, you are a watch channel after all! Yet again you are THE channel on TH-cam to give inspiration to us unfortunate (depending upon you view) not to be spending 000’s on watches. 64 watches is amazing. Love your reviews and thoughts on all you show us. I have off the back of your reviews bought a couple of pieces myself, and happy to say I love them. Keep up the great work! THE BEST TH-cam watch channel going!
Thank you so much mate!
Absolutely love a JOMW SOTC video 🎉 And an acronym too it seems 😂
Awesome collection Jody! A watch for every occasion ⌚️
This is an annual favourite for me. It started when I found your video about not buying a "seiko" from wish. One loreo, two paganis and one San Martin later, here we are 😊
I'm watching this while wearing my C1032. I paid 20 quid for it in 2019 thanks to your recommendation. Love it 👌🏼
Fantastic watch, fantastic price. Well done!
End of the year SoTC's are my favorite thing about the holidays, and Jody is ahead of the curve! Nice!
Can't believe the Casio Oceanus is already gone.
It was such an awesome watch with great functionality 🤷♂️
The Omega vintage watch from your dad is the pick of the bunch. That thing is beautiful.
What a lovely watch collection. It's basically a display of character of jody!
I see true happiness in people that buy watches to impress himself rather than others.
That vintage Laco is soo beautiful. One of the nicest looking dress watches I've seen.
That Omega which is running too fast is amazing! You should really get it repaired in 2022 and give it wrist time it deserves 🙂
Love the quartz seamster, I picked up a tv dial one from the 70s recently and couldn't be happier! One of a very select few quartz watches in my collection. Thanks for sharing the legacy stories of yours, it makes them all the more special I'm sure👍
I loved that black Formex at the end. I don't think it looks dull at all!
I started to consider getting the Steel Dive when you posted your review on January, since I'm an student on a budget, and seeing that you are keeping it has just make me decide on buying it the second I can justify it
Great SOTC video! A very impressive collection and a joy to watch.
Great timing! I finished watching the SOTC 2019 and SOTC 2020 videos a couple of days ago.
I have over 90 I consider in my collection and probably another 20 that no longer work or I am just waiting on selling. I keep kicking around which ones I should sell off in the 90 and I can't pull the trigger. My 6 year old son is an enabler. He tells me not to sell any because they are mine. What a great boy! haha. Keep up the great work. I look forward to next year's state of the collection!
WOW!
That’s a mic drop SOTC video. Thanks Jody! If anything you’ve made me feel less guilty of my 6 watch Ali Express 11/11 shopping spree that I’m adding to my “modest” 25 watch collection.
Thanks to you Jodie, I get to see all those good looking dive watches !
It's all about what puts a smile on your face; I have a Pagani GMT, accurate to about a second a day (according to the app on my phone) on my wrist right now
Yep!!
Easy to see where the inspiration came from for much of my very modest collection. I am adding a flieger and some wacky vintage Russian watches. Eventually I will find a Vostok (is that Russian for out of stock) and upgrade from Ali to microbrands and eventually to Swiss. So I suppose it is very much the journey vs the destination. Big shout out to you, Jody, my watch guru. Merci!
Awesome gift from your dad. Ah seiko alignment, still off after all of these years. I have 53 watches.
Next year you should do it like a favorites chart rundown from Top of the Pops, it would be amazing. Also, my number 1 watch these days is the V4 Bambino, its the only watch i really want to wear! The strap has aged like a beauty from that slightly strange orange colour suede to an amazing tan leather.
I'm a member of OZ watch boy's with over 150 watches so don't feel bad, another member has well over 200 and when asked how many do you need the answer is easy WHAT I'VE GOT PLUS THE NEXT ONE . Really love the videos so keep up the good work
Very interesting and enjoyable. Always look forward to these, thank you!
What a collection Jody! Great video, learnt a lot and as always - super entertaining! cheers for '22!
Love your channel Jodie, you are so down to earth.
What a collection. Keep creating quality content, Jody! Even my four-year son recognises the surely-trademarked Jody “Helloooooo” at the start of all your videos. 😂
Much love (and fanfare) from Singapore. 👋🏻 😃
Always an entertaining video.
I’ve thinned out my collection massively over the last few months; the arrival of my Glycine Combat Sub has rendered most of them redundant. It’s that good.
Just checked them out and I’m hearing what you’re saying. Nice 👍
@@saltydog888 I got the 0259. Nice vintage feel to it. I’d strongly recommend it in 42mm, the larger sizes not so much. The rebranded Sellita movement is running beautifully.
@@saltydog888 th-cam.com/video/yi5e88EHFX0/w-d-xo.html this one.
I have the Aesop and I've reviewed it. Honestly one of my favourite watches, incredible for the price really
Wow! G.Gerlach watch! All the best from Poland to you Jody!
Stunning SOTC video! I love them all! I have a few of them myself! G-Shock Square, Kosmonauta and Omega Aqua Terra! Love the channel, love the uploads. Much love!
Thanks mate! That is quite a collection you have yourself, including the rare bird Gerlach.
@@JustOneMoreWatch I was looking for a 70s led digital watch and saw your review! Bought it that day! Absolutely love it! I was born in 74 and remember being fascinated by my dads led watch as a kid! So it’s your fault really! 😂
Great lineup. Can’t wait to see what 2022 brings your way.
I really liked this format! Thanks!
Definitely an epic collection! I'm mostly trying to thin the herd down to a small handful of favorites, as I've just amassed too many watches to enjoy them all properly, and the proceeds from several watches can by individual watches that have been grails for some time now. Looking forward to what 2022 brings to JOMW.
A minefield indeed. Every vintage I've bought has very rapidly turned to buyer's remorse. Multiple brands that have seemed nice online, until they become mine, and then are only worth throwing in a field. Despite the bad experiences, I'm concentrating on finding a Seiko 0624 5009 to replace the one lost when my father died. That'll just be a bonus if it works.
Didn't expect this video coming up, but I know I will enjoy spending time watching your collections.
I really like the San Martin "Explorer," Loreo, Vostock Amphibia, and Vostock GMT!
I have my Dad's Omega Constellation.. I had uut renewed for him in the early 2000's, and he said to me: "now it's yours!" I also have his windup Benrus.. a popular watch with returning GI's from WWII.
Frank in Colorado
My collection has snuck into the 70's and I still have pieces incoming. Nice to know I'm not the only one with this sickness! Cheers mate!
Ditto!
The name of your channel is actually my watch buying rule 😅 Thanks for this video from all of us, good counter argument for our wives 😃
Nice collection (great variety)!
Many really cool watches.
My favorites:
1) the modded Vostok
2) the 1963
3) the Aesop (on a black strap plz)
Honourable mention: the vk63 paganoak
Congrats on a fun collection...thanks for sharing...it exposes me to so many watches I would have otherwise never have noticed!...happy Holidays Jamie!
This man is crazy 🤣 for me having more than 5 watches is a little bit too much. Great collection Jody!
I mean technically you could only wear 5 at a time.. unless you make a big neck chain...but I just make it a point to say, "Look dear! I am wearing the one you bought me!" And that tables the discussion. Great video as usual!
What a great collection. Always great checking your SOTC.
Thank you for making these videos! You are amazing! ❤️
It is the best channel on youtube about watch... Greetings from Poland
Setting the bar for a SOTC review! Very enjoyable and concise, a joy to watch.
Thanks Brian!
Great collection! No need to make excuses about the number of watches. Two ears ago when I started watching your channel I had 3 now they are 23 and don't have a TH-cam channel. I don't plan to stop expanding it. Thank you for getting me into the hobby.
P.S. If you ever decide to sell the Formex Reef, I'd love to own it.
Ha! Time to start your own channel mate!
Awesome collection Jody. Keep up the good work mate 👍 👏 👌
Excellent collection. Lots of food for thought.
I’m telling her indoors I want 365 + 1 ( for the leap year ) . I’m on the ignore / blocked list atm . Nice collection Jody. Love the super fast omega . Cheers Jody
Great fun! Went back to the 2017 version as suggested! Biggest change? Your arm hair! 👍
Hahahaha! Touche Joe!
Great collection, Jody. Thanks for sharing these. I would like to see that omega pre-bond get repaired and back on your wrist. It's definitely one of your top 5 in my humble opinion.
Very unique and exciting sotc! Specially like the formex and the seiko field.
Those vintage are 🔥 Jody, invest in getting them back in operation again.
Seiko quality control is in the league of it's own, you just can't say that you have experienced a genuine seiko time pieces without misaligned bezel and jingly bracelets. In fact they should trade mark it and add these features to the next grand seiko collection.
Re Casio calculator watch: before I transitioned from Casino's to a Rolex in 1986, I used to go through a new Casio every few months when the rubber straps failed or the watch failed. I had a Casio digital with a touch screen for the button entry. Worked great, buttons were big enough to work UNTIL I scratched the screen. Suddenly some numbers no longer worked. Old watch in the bin, new Casiio on the wrist, moving on. Sadly I no longer have any of them
Cheers Jody for getting us through the year 👌🏻
Great to see the Ginault on your channel again; I love it even more after all the watch snobs got their knickers in a twist about the brand over the past few years.
Very interesting collection. You don't have to apologize to anybody, you can have as many or as few as you want. Life's too short to agonize over it. You can certainly own watches that you wear only occasionally, even watches that you never wear as long as you like owning it. Don't feel like you have to worry about it.
I didn't notice any Orients or Citizens in the collection, Jody, though you have reviewed more lately. None inspired you enough to buy/keep?
Great show, that's quite an extensive collection. Can't wait to see you 65 watches in 2022. How on earth do choose which one to wear ? I struggle with 15. So glad you have an Oris but the Aquis cherry red should be the one. Certainly missing a Rado Captain Cook too Jody.
About four years ago, I bought a Lorio submariner. After finally deciding to get another watch I bought one. In hindsight, my collection of vintage watches is insane and, probably might have an issue😅. I still think the $100 submariner rip off on Amazon is a fun time peace and a fun reminder of the days of watches and the horological world before the pandemic.
Another great video Jody. Thank you & thanks for all the videos this year. You're channel is proof positive that you can be a watch enthusiast without spending lots of money. See you in 2023.
Ohhh myyyy... 41 minutes and 56 seconds of Jody show!
I have the unclassifiable tourbillion and I really like it. I wear it often on my rotation. It is a really good conversation piece and really I just like looking at the escapment go round and round.
Great stuff Jody! This show kept me interested for the whole journey home from work (45 minutes!) you’ve amassed a lovely collection my friend! (Minus the Vostoks!) all the best to you and I wonder what the 10th SOTC will look like?????;)
Thanks Russell! Not a convert to the Vostoks, eh? That's OK. They have dials that only a (hard drinking Russian) mother could love. Cheers mate!
Hi Jody, A great selection and enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing
Amazing video. Very entertaining and awesome collection.
An awesome collection, great to see such a broad selection of different types of watch 👍 you’re a lucky guy.
Great collection Jody, love the SOTC sub collection show :D Wear them all in great health.