@@BALTICWatches I didn't know of the Baltic brand until now, so, unfortunately, I didn't get in on the pre-order. I hope to be able to get my hands on one when released to the public.
One of those rare occasions when I actually watched an TH-cam ad instead of skipping. In fact, I had to find it to re-watch. The whole critique of rationalizing really hit deep (no pun intended)
@@BALTICWatches I am a psychologist working in London. I loved this little video short. I've occasionally sent the link to a couple of clients. I have a couple of questions for you guys though: who wrote the script? Is it from a book or a play? And finally, who is the actor? Any other details about the ad (what agency, who is the actor we see in the video, where is it shot, who came up with the idea, etc), I'd love to know more.
Genuinely the best advert I've ever seen. Superb voice, acting, script, storytelling and videography. Bravo! I noticed that you commented how you wanted to capture how a deep-sea diver felt- I am in fact a deep-sea diver and you did just that.
4 ans après je reviens toujours voir cette "publicité", c'est à montrer dans les écoles de marketing. Outre la réalisation et la photographie sublime, elle a vraiment une puissance, quelque chose de mystique s'en dégage, on peut la comprendre de plusieurs façons et tout le monde peut s'y reconnaître. On ne sait pas si cet homme plonge au sens propre dans l'océan ou s'il plonge dans une profonde introspection, son subconscient ou ses pensées. C'est un sacré bon travail que vous avez fait là, pour une magnifique montre à la hauteur de ce chef d'œuvre. C'est bien la première fois qu'une publicité me donne envie d'acheter quelque chose. Vous ne vendez pas qu' un "produit" comme on le dit froidement aujourd'hui, mais une véritable expérience. Pari réussi. Bien joué Baltic, fier de vous mes p'tits gars 👍🇨🇵
This video is what convinced me to purchase the Aquascaphe. I was hesitating between a few dive watches, and although I had read great reviews and seen great pictures of it, it's really is this video that made be pull the trigger. And that is because I can relate with the content of the video and what the narrator talks about.
Just received my Aquascaphe. It’s even better than in the commercial. This is one hell of a commercial too. It’s almost perfect. If only someone spellchecked the subtitles. The voice actor makes up for it though.
I just wanted to let you know that this spot is the only one I don't skip while waiting for my video to start (and I re-watch it every single time that TH-cam makes it appear). This is P E R F E C T !
The new bronze version looks amazing, I only wish it would have been offered in an amazing Baltic produced sunburst green dial instead. I already own the blue guilt, but I would have loved to add a green dial to my collection. Please Baltic release another amazing sunburst green dial maybe something inspired from the 1960s Vintage Rotary Aquaplunge.
Beautiful video. Beautiful watch. I love the way these are being marketed. Feels very old school Rolex with the sense of adventure they bring. Absolutely stunning.
Best dive watch commercial ! Period. There's something about this captivates you to be part of it in a strange but very natural way. I'm still undicided on getting aquascape just because it's lug to lug is a bit too long for a 38mm diver. Wish it was may be 44mm or 45mm.
I've read many reviews on this watch with mention that the owner of Baltic has a passion for vintage divers. Looking this model over in more depth on the steel rice beads bracelet, dial, drilled lugs and thin side profile I'd agree. It's nice for us smaller group of vintage lover's to have watches like this available new and price aside, based on looks I'd choose this watch of a Black Bay. My only complaint is with the selection of the movement for such a nice piece. The 9039 rotor is uni-directionalwinds meanin it only in one direction (clockwise) which tends to be less efficient and noiser than a eta/sellita or even a Seiko NH35.
Which color variant is worn in the video? Blue or black? I want that one specificly, also where did this guy get his fisherman sweater. I want that too!
Tuesday November 13th 2021 I have purchased a Baltic watch beautiful in the picture and ads, i do not reckon the watch as a daily watch, the leather is reactive to water and the glass is sensitive in contact with other object. I won't mention my watch with poor surface texture under when i had received it.
@@amirrezarezaie Hmmmm, salty response. With Seiko, you can buy a mass produced device. With a microbrand, you're getting to know the founders, the story, what they've done to arrive at this watch. There is also a lot of discussion about why the materials were chosen, why the dome is the way it is, the colours that you've got, where did the name come from, why it is priced the way it is, etc. For example, why did they not follow the mass producers, like Seiko, or Orient, and go for a 42mm case? why stick with 38? well, there is an appetite amongst watch aficionados that the original divers were small, didn't need a date, certainly did not require to be a chronograph (kind of pointless for a diver), so therefore, BALTIC stuck with the 'true', original visual of what a diver's watch should look like. This is the type of stuff that watch collectors want to discuss. A story. For the pragmatists, a Grand Seiko automatic is a fine watch, for £6,000 and will lose 4 seconds every 24hrs. For £400, your Baltic loses 7seconds and that might be your breaking point. I can't see any advantage there. If you don't want to lose any seconds, buy a Casio for £9 that has a battery - much more accurate.
@@amirrezarezaie no-one wrote a paragraph to prove it's not overpriced. As for 'not collectible', everyone started somewhere. Every brand. 1940 Panerai Radiomir (with Rolex movement), no-one wanted in 1946, not till 2006! I bought one on the Rue De Rennes in 2002 for 600Euro and now it's worth about £25,000. So, I have nothing to prove and I'm not trying to teach. www.hodinkee.com/articles/how-to-build-a-watch-collection-with-1k-10k-or-100k
Hmm, takes too long to get to the point. Listening to this guy's soliloquy about the meaning of life, I quickly lose interest. Talk about the watch already.
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One of the most well done advertisements I've ever seen. It really captures the soul of a man.
Thanks for your comment, we wanted something that would inspire how deep-sea divers feel.
@@BALTICWatches I didn't know of the Baltic brand until now, so, unfortunately, I didn't get in on the pre-order. I hope to be able to get my hands on one when released to the public.
One of those rare occasions when I actually watched an TH-cam ad instead of skipping. In fact, I had to find it to re-watch. The whole critique of rationalizing really hit deep (no pun intended)
I watch this video everyday. First thing in the morning.
Great way to wake up isn't it ? 😉
@@BALTICWatches I am a psychologist working in London. I loved this little video short. I've occasionally sent the link to a couple of clients. I have a couple of questions for you guys though: who wrote the script? Is it from a book or a play? And finally, who is the actor?
Any other details about the ad (what agency, who is the actor we see in the video, where is it shot, who came up with the idea, etc), I'd love to know more.
This video is beautiful and captivating, as are the watches. Well done Baltic.
The one ad I always watch all the way to the end, has a real touch of class
Genuinely the best advert I've ever seen. Superb voice, acting, script, storytelling and videography. Bravo! I noticed that you commented how you wanted to capture how a deep-sea diver felt- I am in fact a deep-sea diver and you did just that.
4 ans après je reviens toujours voir cette "publicité", c'est à montrer dans les écoles de marketing.
Outre la réalisation et la photographie sublime, elle a vraiment une puissance, quelque chose de mystique s'en dégage, on peut la comprendre de plusieurs façons et tout le monde peut s'y reconnaître.
On ne sait pas si cet homme plonge au sens propre dans l'océan ou s'il plonge dans une profonde introspection, son subconscient ou ses pensées.
C'est un sacré bon travail que vous avez fait là, pour une magnifique montre à la hauteur de ce chef d'œuvre.
C'est bien la première fois qu'une publicité me donne envie d'acheter quelque chose.
Vous ne vendez pas qu' un "produit" comme on le dit froidement aujourd'hui, mais une véritable expérience.
Pari réussi.
Bien joué Baltic, fier de vous mes p'tits gars 👍🇨🇵
Best commercial I have seen in a long time. The watch too, since the Bicompax...
Literally best marketing for a dive watch I've ever seen.
This video is what convinced me to purchase the Aquascaphe. I was hesitating between a few dive watches, and although I had read great reviews and seen great pictures of it, it's really is this video that made be pull the trigger. And that is because I can relate with the content of the video and what the narrator talks about.
Not THAT is a commercial! Well done Baltic!
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@@ScottMshao69 ass*
Just received my Aquascaphe. It’s even better than in the commercial. This is one hell of a commercial too. It’s almost perfect. If only someone spellchecked the subtitles. The voice actor makes up for it though.
I just wanted to let you know that this spot is the only one I don't skip while waiting for my video to start (and I re-watch it every single time that TH-cam makes it appear). This is P E R F E C T !
This video is beautiful :) Well done !
The new bronze version looks amazing, I only wish it would have been offered in an amazing Baltic produced sunburst green dial instead. I already own the blue guilt, but I would have loved to add a green dial to my collection. Please Baltic release another amazing sunburst green dial maybe something inspired from the 1960s Vintage Rotary Aquaplunge.
beautiful watch. I am seriously considering getting one
Thanks ! :)
What an amazing ad! Just watched it now for the 1st time after recently receiving my watch.
Beautiful video. Beautiful watch. I love the way these are being marketed. Feels very old school Rolex with the sense of adventure they bring. Absolutely stunning.
Best dive watch commercial ! Period. There's something about this captivates you to be part of it in a strange but very natural way. I'm still undicided on getting aquascape just because it's lug to lug is a bit too long for a 38mm diver. Wish it was may be 44mm or 45mm.
The sound is amazing. Great video. Good job.
Great ad and even better watch I must have one for Christmas 🎄
I was already attracted a lot to this watch from the first sight, and this video just added more to my obsession for it.
Very well made
Thanks Francesco !
I'm about to buy the HMS in gold. Beautiful watch, reminds me of the best days of Omega.
Thanks for your support Luis ! :)
Best adv seen recently. Good job.
Great branding for your watches fsntastic commercials ..❤❤❤Baltic best value for money out there
Beautiful watch , great video
It almost makes me want to cry!
Well executed advertising. Even though I haven’t buy it, you guys already convinced me to buy haha
I love this ad
Just purchased mine today! Now the wait begins...
Just bought the Hms and looking at one of these next.. great looking watches!
I've read many reviews on this watch with mention that the owner of Baltic has a passion for vintage divers. Looking this model over in more depth on the steel rice beads bracelet, dial, drilled lugs and thin side profile I'd agree. It's nice for us smaller group of vintage lover's to have watches like this available new and price aside, based on looks I'd choose this watch of a Black Bay. My only complaint is with the selection of the movement for such a nice piece. The 9039 rotor is uni-directionalwinds meanin it only in one direction (clockwise) which tends to be less efficient and noiser than a eta/sellita or even a Seiko NH35.
Beautiful timepiece. Beautiful cinematography. Anyone know who the name of the actor/diver?
Excited for the GMT
The name of music please ?
Just love your watches. Have visited your store in London. Could you make me a navy diver with viewing window at the back?
Cannot wait for mine 😊
Which color variant is worn in the video? Blue or black? I want that one specificly, also where did this guy get his fisherman sweater. I want that too!
This feels like Theo and Harris 😊
Tuesday November 13th 2021 I have purchased a Baltic watch beautiful in the picture and ads, i do not reckon the watch as a daily watch, the leather is reactive to water and the glass is sensitive in contact with other object. I won't mention my watch with poor surface texture under when i had received it.
Is this the original edit?
Wish spinnaker would spend some coin and make some quality adds similar to this.
Well made based AD
French Brand
reminds me of a David Lynch Film
Will it be another run?:(
Yes! At the end of the year 😉
BALTIC Watches don’t pull my legs guys. I am going to get it as my Christmas present. 😉😉 thank you guys and girls ? 😘😘
Wow nice commercial
but myiota movement... we want ETA
Eta Valjoux 7750 ❤️
Overpriced watches... better get a seiko or orient.
You must be in high school still then..... when you're an adult you will understand
@@ScottMshao69 32 years old... Try again.
@@amirrezarezaie Hmmmm, salty response. With Seiko, you can buy a mass produced device. With a microbrand, you're getting to know the founders, the story, what they've done to arrive at this watch.
There is also a lot of discussion about why the materials were chosen, why the dome is the way it is, the colours that you've got, where did the name come from, why it is priced the way it is, etc.
For example, why did they not follow the mass producers, like Seiko, or Orient, and go for a 42mm case? why stick with 38? well, there is an appetite amongst watch aficionados that the original divers were small, didn't need a date, certainly did not require to be a chronograph (kind of pointless for a diver), so therefore, BALTIC stuck with the 'true', original visual of what a diver's watch should look like.
This is the type of stuff that watch collectors want to discuss. A story.
For the pragmatists, a Grand Seiko automatic is a fine watch, for £6,000 and will lose 4 seconds every 24hrs. For £400, your Baltic loses 7seconds and that might be your breaking point. I can't see any advantage there. If you don't want to lose any seconds, buy a Casio for £9 that has a battery - much more accurate.
@@graeme0309 Writing a paragraph to prove its not overprice? lol
A collector who cares about story, won't by Baltic, because Baltic has no story.
@@amirrezarezaie no-one wrote a paragraph to prove it's not overpriced.
As for 'not collectible', everyone started somewhere. Every brand. 1940 Panerai Radiomir (with Rolex movement), no-one wanted in 1946, not till 2006!
I bought one on the Rue De Rennes in 2002 for 600Euro and now it's worth about £25,000.
So, I have nothing to prove and I'm not trying to teach.
www.hodinkee.com/articles/how-to-build-a-watch-collection-with-1k-10k-or-100k
Hmm, takes too long to get to the point. Listening to this guy's soliloquy about the meaning of life, I quickly lose interest. Talk about the watch already.