Great video Antonio! I've also recently gotten into watches and these are some great tips. Buy what YOU want and what works for YOU is absolutely important. One tip I'd add is try limiting your purchases to one watch per month; it forces you to stop and think about the watch long enough to ensure that it's what you really want.
So at about 7:34 you hold up two watches and say the watch in your right hand is better than the Invicta in your left. Step 7 What is the watch in your right hand that is cheaper but better than the Invicta?
I recently went on a watch buying quest. I tend to get interested in a specific item or topic, I learn a great deal of knowledge about said topic, then buy a whole bunch of items in said topic until I find the perfect one for me. Recently that topic was watches, and thank God it didn’t take me long to find the perfect one. I started with a G-Shock Becca I wanted something indestructible for Basic Military Training. However, I soon learned that there was a thing called pilot watches, and being that I aspire to become a pilot, I had to have one. I had a hard time finding a pilot watch I liked. I didn’t want a dial that was too busy, but I also wanted the dial to look like an aircraft instrument so anyone that looks at my watch might get the impression I’m a pilot. (I’m not one yet, but emulate what you want to be you know?) I actually found my perfect pilot watch, and it was actually pictured in this video at 2:08 but there was just one problem, the cheapest I found it going for was $6,000. So I had to keep looking for other watches. I got lucky one day and EBAY sent me an email saying they put together a list of items I might be interested in. Now I usually delete these emails, but for whatever reason I gave it a look and lo and behold there was another aviator watch that checked all the boxes for me and it was brand new in the box still. It was in an EBAY auction but I ended up winning it for about $170. Now a mistake I made was that I didn’t check out how much it was worth brand new from the company before I paid $170 for it. However my luck still hasn’t run out because when I looked at the price the company was selling it for it was $370! What a steal! I have had the watch for a couple months now and I absolutely love it! Also I would like to add that this watch isn’t made by any big named brand. It’s by a company called Marc and Sons, who I never even heard of prior to finding this watch. I was skeptical at first, but after owning this watch I can definitely say it’s of high quality! (Or at least high enough for me anyway) So anyone out there looking for your perfect watch, take some time to learn a little bit about watches, figure out what you like and want, and then search for it everywhere. You never know where it may pop up.
@Nathaniel's Phone Are there 4R movement Seiko Fives ? Mine is a 7S. Why up the beat rate though ? That's the best part about the seiko 5. Lower beat so you can go longer without servicing them.
Generally good advise, especially to make up your own mind what is a good watch for you. I have seen this many times, where the online watch community crowns a certain watch as the one to own, while other watches fly under the radar. That is where the good deals are, is the ones flying under the radar. I would add a few things. Do your research. Know the difference between a dress watch, an all rounder, and the various types of sport watches. I know this is maybe a bit nitpicky, but in your video, the image you used as an example of a dress watch was of the Rolex Datejust, which is not a dress watch. Rather, it is historically a sport watch, but now more of an all rounder , especially when paired with the polished Jubilee bracelet. A true dress watch is small, thin, simple three handed design, and usually made of precious metal. Not many people wear a true dress watch as a daily wearer. After you do your research, and learn of the types of watches, and the various iconic designs such as the Rolex Datejust, Submariner, Cartier Tank, JLC Reverso, Omega Speedmaster, etc...you are in a position to start looking for a watch that speaks to you, both in functionality, formality, and personality. Most people buy watches to wear them, so keep that in mind. You wouldn't wear a pair of trainers with a dark suit. Or chunky boots. And you wouldn't wear a novelty tie for a serious meeting or job interview. Just as you wouldn't wear black oxfords with some faded jeans and a sweatshirt. Keep all that in mind when considering your watch purchase. I know some guys where giant sports watches with a suit, and some make it work. But most don't Finally, there is the part where some might call me a snob, but there are watches you should never buy for any reason, including fakes, but also fashion brands, some of which unfortunately have been sponsors here before. It isn't that they won't tell time. They will. But they are a poor value for the money.
@@RealMenRealStyle The "R"s functioning as bookends makes sense with the legs blending in to the "M". Maybe it's just the backwards "S"? Maybe, growing up in the 90's, I have an aversion to backwards letters? Ultimately, I'm just one man and it's your company.
I bought a watch of $16.6 and using it for 3years now!! It's a tough watch and it suits me 😎 Watch selection totally depends upon the comfort after wearing it.
I enjoy your videos. Practical advice. Congrats on your success. As an alternative custom you-design watch, which I think is the real future of watches, check out WMT especially their aging effect that they can apply to a watch. I have designed a vintage Pepsi GMT like watch. I am just completing the logo design for my custom watch. This falls into the fun/novelty category of watch, not a daily wearer. I got started down the watch rathole 2 years ago after I was given a present of a fake Rolex Daytona Steel/Gold black dial. I had been lusting over this watch for a year. I had gone into an AD and tried it on. I thought it was perfect. And after having it on wrist, I realized I did not like it. Too small for my wrist. I could not read the time easily. I never used the chronograph. It was then that I decided to learn about watches. Over the past 2 years I have spent countless hours on the net and TH-cam learning, like you. Tons of great info out there. But you have to apply your own filter as you advise. I have taken a rather novel approach as my next learning step. Instead of buying a $6,000 to $12,000 watch, I set aside a budget of $500. I bought 22 watches that had characteristics of the watches that I might want to own. There are a bunch of $10 -$20 cheap quartz watches, and yes, there are a even few fakes in there, but only when I could not find an homage watch to test out. So far I like watches and the other 14 I describe as learning experiences. For example, I do not like sterile dials. I thought I would. I do not. So far, the winner is, a 42 mm, blue starburst dial, blue diver bezel, Invicta Pro Diver on a Jubilee like bracelet. Even with this watch, there are things I would change. The bracelet is not as good as the Parnis Jubilee bracelet. I would prefer a GMT hand and blue GMT dial. I do not like cyclops date windows, I prefer a straight crystal. The only way I learned all this was from purchasing all these other watches and seeing the good, the bad and the ugly. I am hoping I can design my own "perfect" watch shortly. What shocks me is how good a $75 watch can be, like the Invicta Pro Diver. Close behind is a fake 43 mm Omega Aqua Terra GMT white dial with blue hands and markers. I will purchase a "real" watch after more time and probably a few more purchases. Ideally, I am looking for a watch, like Jack Nicklaus, that I can wear every day for the next 20 years. In addition I would have 1-2 dress watches and then a few novelty watches, like the Frank Mueller Crazy Hands watch just for fun.
I'm a kinda of a watch freak and you sir are a 100% correct with your information. I also love dive watches, I own two invicta "signature collection 7042 blue/ 7041 black face" dive watches with the automatic with the hack, expo window ( see through back), I did ton of research and bought a blue and the black face, both are fantastic and I paid $85. Each, it was a good deal on both. However, you must do you're research and the flame fusion crystal and the "NH36A" 24 Jewel movement is the best combo Invicta offers. I also own a sekio " land shark" great watch, also automatic movement. My favorite watch I own is an "Alexander Vanquish" dive watch, that was $1000, the most expensive that I own but by far my favorite. Great video Thanks !
I like your thinking.... a nice watch will make you feel like Smeagol from the movie Lord of the Rings. "Me Precious Watch." "But yet I live in a cave with no furniture."👍😂🤗
Invicta became a kind of high status in Brazil, but experts in whatches say they are not so good. Others say a great number of the ones sold in South América are very big ,and not fashion.
It's been a while since I've actually had a watch on my wrist...I'm talking *years* here. But I've always liked the Racing design and the Aviator...especially the latter. Those are some awesome watches. Also, LOVE the new logo!
I've been considering getting an Avi-8 Lancaster Sugar Blues watch because I like the cockpit dial aesthetic and I was wondering if the quality is worth the price.
Yes, my watch buying is out of control. I'm going to buy a box, similar to the one in the back ground where I want to place 12 of my favourite watches. Then resist the urge to buy anymore once all the 12 slots are taken up.
You can view watches as investments if you get the right piece but generally it's probably not a good idea and I would stay away from lesser known brands for that reason as well. Meaning that if you want to get out of that watch what would the resell value be. Rolex holds it's value very well. Another reason would be service cost and the cost to get the parts. Boutique brands are notorious for having high service cost or it's hard to find a place to even service them and they are hard to get out of. Also check the second hand values, buying at authorized dealers can be a mistake because of second hand value on some brands.
Buy a squere G-chock radiocontrolled, and if you can find a better watch after that consider it! But good luck with that. It might at least be very hard to find a moore understated.
Great video, wished I’d watched this along time ago , have made a few of these mistakes , but haven’t the large budget to waste lots of money ,, cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧
Hey Antonio! I still rock my Vincero Chrono S as an everyday watch! I saw it on an older video that you made. I think I will buy another watch from the guys, they have really nice designs.
I buy watches to wear, not as an investment. Some of my pieces have gone up, some stay the same, others have gone down and I don't care. Nor do I buy a watch to impress the gurus. One of my favorites is a Longines Evidenza a watch that never gets a mention in the videos but I love it. Why? It's an art deco design which catches everyones eye and is the same model watch Humphrey Bogart wore in Casablanca! Talk about a conversation piece.
Real Men Real Style of course man. You still give solid advise (despite the shitty watch advise) and I understand that you have to do what you have to do to afford your Rolexes. I’d do the same. Hahaha keep it up man. I’ve been subscribed for years 😂
For me atleast, first and formost, the dial should be properly visible in sunlight , should show proper time, thats it...does not matter it is a cheap one or copy...cheers...also Antonio, if possible please check out Indian brands especially TITAN, very classy and affordable range
@@RealMenRealStyle i know you've already made a video where you show them very quickly, but since you have a nice collection, and many of use treat your person as an inspiration, this would be very awesome. Thanks!
Really like the logo...eye catching but nothing too fancy, like a coat of arms but very minimalist. Although, you could maybe add a couple of guns-n-knives or a red poppy to it. To signify your heritage as a Marine. Just an opinion, peace ☮️!
A million of them but all the ones I've been in are full of pretentious, snobby douche bags. In fact, watch guys are basically ass holes. Way less nice and helpful than fashion/style guys are.
Buy: Timex weekender casual watch with white dial and buy 3-4 nylon straps of different colour Dress watch with black dial with black leather strap Dress watch with white dial with brown leather strap Metallic body and strap dress watch with blue dial A chronograph watch with white dial and buy extra compatible straps. A casual watch with slim,deep blue dial and Tan leather strap. Your basic watch collection is now complete.
Hey, hi can you tell me a yt channel which showcases about how to use different watches in different situations (i mean driving watch while driving etc.)
I am thinking to buy a Samsung smart watch as I have a Samsung phone. But not buying as I feel its expensive. Around 500 bucks. What do you think, my friend?
I can recommend the Fossil SmartWatches in case you want a SmartWatch. They are not too pricey, work Well, look good and are made by a Brand with heritage
@@RealMenRealStyle Thank you brother. You influence me easily n that gives me confidence actually. I wanted to buy a Samsung brand watch coz I wanted a smart watch but was still confused. Checked Fossil hybrid watches last Monday but did not buy them. I will go for a simple watch now with budget around Cad $100-200. Any specific brand suggestions?
Real Men Real Style Okay. It just seemed like you still had more to say at the end. It wasn’t a “thanks for watching” kind of ending if that makes sense
just think about it you buy seiko, nomos, omega, rolex and you can sell them in 10 years or still wear them in 50, you buy undone you can probably throw it in a trash after 5 years wearing or hide it somewhere so nobody can see your 'timepiece', and you can build your watch its called modding but its pretty advanced(if you want it to look good) or maybe you think you know better than field experts.
Wow really? It is one of the most stunning watches I have ever seen (especially on a metal strap!). Well, to each their own I guess. Classy move to give it to a friend.
I just can't stand dive watches, I just find them all ugly and way to tick except two if them I find attractive (the seamaster and the aquaracer).....and I still wouldn't buy those. Guess what ? I bought a Seiko's diver......yeah. Finished as a gift. What I wear ? A watch which suits me, Casio eqb-1000D, yeah a cheap Casio but I find it beautiful designed, and perfectly suits me need (two time zones, solar, chronograph, thin, alarm and automatic adjustment). Still having my speedmaster dark side of the moon, but mechanical doesn't suit me, the accuracy is not enough, winding is not my cup of tea....I keep it because I find it really really beautiful to watch, and I love ceramic.
Fake watch snob here. I have one automatic Seiko diver, one automatic Orient dress watch and one cheap quartz minimal watch I picked up at Target. Still better than some shitty, overpriced fashion watches.
Point #1 right there. My biggest fucking mistake lmao. I ended up with my favorite eventually (Batman BLNR). If i stopped listening to everyone to what should i start with and bla h blah blah. I would have saved all that money.
Thank you for taking an interest. My watch is a an Accurist. It is stainless steel with small details in gold plate. It has a black face and a stainless steel strap. Its black face means that it isn't a day-time watch, but it is my only watch so will have to do. When my children become independent I might treat myself to a J&T Windmill watch. I also fancy a pair of Loake Parliament shoes. Thank you and keep-up the great work. I watch all of your videos and I like your gentle sense of humour. M.
And I just saw a men's fashion video, with a female model saying that she couldn't care less if a man is wearing a watch or not, let alone how expensive the watch is. She was making even those "affordable" Vinzero and MVMT watches that influencers promote all the time, look like a waste of time and now after watching this video, it really feels like watches are just a dick measuring contest, only dudes care about it that much. For the record, I do like watches, I have a few
thank you for your information!Antonio you need to make some changes for your channel. Change the intro music of your videos.We are tired of this!Try new things to attract us!
more than 2 watches.. its VANITY! Just buy one "causal" and "sporty". Forget all that nostalgic mechanical watches.. unless you drive 40years old Jag or Merc. Keep it real get quartz! its supreme in any way. And please cut the crap with "I'm a collector" => Syllogomania, compulsive accumulation, that what you are ;) Have a look at Seiko, Timex, Tissot, Casio.
![일상 속 기분 좋음 [Proto disco meme]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DwmEIaZ7XGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![⭐ฮิตในTikTok!! ( มะมะมะหมูเด้ง MooDeng ) Ver. แดนซ์ ReMix BY [ ดีเจกิต รีมิกซ์ ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4noyAoMa7bQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Do you like the "NEW" RMRS Logo? Comment below! 👇🏼👇🏼
WATCH NEXT: My FAKE Rolex Watch Collection - th-cam.com/video/-iUb8MgwycY/w-d-xo.html
Cool new logo! You have my support on that. 👍
Once I saw Undone as the sponsor I clicked the like button. More people should promote such quality stuff like you.
Finally, someone noticed :)
Smoothest add work-in I've ever seen, actually didn't skip foward
Great video. As always good information. Keep up the good work Antonio
Antonio, spot on about "wearing the watch you want to wear".
Great video Antonio! I've also recently gotten into watches and these are some great tips. Buy what YOU want and what works for YOU is absolutely important. One tip I'd add is try limiting your purchases to one watch per month; it forces you to stop and think about the watch long enough to ensure that it's what you really want.
Absolutely - buy what works for you. Don't buy what you can't afford just to keep up with the trend.
So at about 7:34 you hold up two watches and say the watch in your right hand is better than the Invicta in your left. Step 7 What is the watch in your right hand that is cheaper but better than the Invicta?
Want to know as well !
I got it ! Thanks to youtube wizardry apparently it is a loreo watch!
@@chantakzee excellent thank you.
I recently went on a watch buying quest. I tend to get interested in a specific item or topic, I learn a great deal of knowledge about said topic, then buy a whole bunch of items in said topic until I find the perfect one for me. Recently that topic was watches, and thank God it didn’t take me long to find the perfect one.
I started with a G-Shock Becca I wanted something indestructible for Basic Military Training. However, I soon learned that there was a thing called pilot watches, and being that I aspire to become a pilot, I had to have one.
I had a hard time finding a pilot watch I liked. I didn’t want a dial that was too busy, but I also wanted the dial to look like an aircraft instrument so anyone that looks at my watch might get the impression I’m a pilot. (I’m not one yet, but emulate what you want to be you know?) I actually found my perfect pilot watch, and it was actually pictured in this video at 2:08 but there was just one problem, the cheapest I found it going for was $6,000. So I had to keep looking for other watches.
I got lucky one day and EBAY sent me an email saying they put together a list of items I might be interested in. Now I usually delete these emails, but for whatever reason I gave it a look and lo and behold there was another aviator watch that checked all the boxes for me and it was brand new in the box still. It was in an EBAY auction but I ended up winning it for about $170. Now a mistake I made was that I didn’t check out how much it was worth brand new from the company before I paid $170 for it. However my luck still hasn’t run out because when I looked at the price the company was selling it for it was $370! What a steal! I have had the watch for a couple months now and I absolutely love it!
Also I would like to add that this watch isn’t made by any big named brand. It’s by a company called Marc and Sons, who I never even heard of prior to finding this watch. I was skeptical at first, but after owning this watch I can definitely say it’s of high quality! (Or at least high enough for me anyway) So anyone out there looking for your perfect watch, take some time to learn a little bit about watches, figure out what you like and want, and then search for it everywhere. You never know where it may pop up.
I love my Seiko 5 watch (my dad and mom loved Seiko watches so I was drawn to it) and Orient Bambino dress watch... That's enough for me!
@Nathaniel's Phone Are there 4R movement Seiko Fives ? Mine is a 7S. Why up the beat rate though ? That's the best part about the seiko 5. Lower beat so you can go longer without servicing them.
What is the watch you are comparing to the Invicta and Submariner?
It's a Longines watch, couldn't clearly see the details though. Google "Longines Hydroconquest" for their Submariner homage.
@@silverstreak8958 Longines Hydroconquest are not 20 to 30% cheaper than an invicta.
@@paulhudson5464 My bad.
Search the brand Loreo on Aliexpress, that's it, it features a Seagull movement I think
@@cnpgvc I guess it is, at least it's not the first time I heard Antonio speaking about this brand in a good way and it has a safire cristal
Casio F91W and a Rolex Yacht Master in the same collection. Antonio’s a watch lover if I ever saw one.
Great to see a new watch brand on your channel, Antonio! These look like beautuful timepieces.
It's great to see you here Steven. Any favorites from the watches I've featured?
Generally good advise, especially to make up your own mind what is a good watch for you. I have seen this many times, where the online watch community crowns a certain watch as the one to own, while other watches fly under the radar. That is where the good deals are, is the ones flying under the radar.
I would add a few things.
Do your research. Know the difference between a dress watch, an all rounder, and the various types of sport watches. I know this is maybe a bit nitpicky, but in your video, the image you used as an example of a dress watch was of the Rolex Datejust, which is not a dress watch. Rather, it is historically a sport watch, but now more of an all rounder , especially when paired with the polished Jubilee bracelet. A true dress watch is small, thin, simple three handed design, and usually made of precious metal. Not many people wear a true dress watch as a daily wearer.
After you do your research, and learn of the types of watches, and the various iconic designs such as the Rolex Datejust, Submariner, Cartier Tank, JLC Reverso, Omega Speedmaster, etc...you are in a position to start looking for a watch that speaks to you, both in functionality, formality, and personality.
Most people buy watches to wear them, so keep that in mind. You wouldn't wear a pair of trainers with a dark suit. Or chunky boots. And you wouldn't wear a novelty tie for a serious meeting or job interview. Just as you wouldn't wear black oxfords with some faded jeans and a sweatshirt. Keep all that in mind when considering your watch purchase. I know some guys where giant sports watches with a suit, and some make it work. But most don't
Finally, there is the part where some might call me a snob, but there are watches you should never buy for any reason, including fakes, but also fashion brands, some of which unfortunately have been sponsors here before. It isn't that they won't tell time. They will. But they are a poor value for the money.
Haha, Great mate. Someone last told it. From Teddy Balbasar.
I really wanna see your whole watch collection
New logo looks nice. I'm not entirely sure about the backwards letters, but the overall aesthetic fits.
I'm glad you liked it. Remove the backwards letters?
@@RealMenRealStyle The "R"s functioning as bookends makes sense with the legs blending in to the "M". Maybe it's just the backwards "S"? Maybe, growing up in the 90's, I have an aversion to backwards letters? Ultimately, I'm just one man and it's your company.
The rest was fine but I too did not like the backwards S.
I bought a watch of $16.6 and using it for 3years now!!
It's a tough watch and it suits me 😎
Watch selection totally depends upon the comfort after wearing it.
I enjoy your videos. Practical advice. Congrats on your success. As an alternative custom you-design watch, which I think is the real future of watches, check out WMT especially their aging effect that they can apply to a watch. I have designed a vintage Pepsi GMT like watch. I am just completing the logo design for my custom watch. This falls into the fun/novelty category of watch, not a daily wearer.
I got started down the watch rathole 2 years ago after I was given a present of a fake Rolex Daytona Steel/Gold black dial. I had been lusting over this watch for a year. I had gone into an AD and tried it on. I thought it was perfect. And after having it on wrist, I realized I did not like it. Too small for my wrist. I could not read the time easily. I never used the chronograph. It was then that I decided to learn about watches. Over the past 2 years I have spent countless hours on the net and TH-cam learning, like you. Tons of great info out there. But you have to apply your own filter as you advise. I have taken a rather novel approach as my next learning step.
Instead of buying a $6,000 to $12,000 watch, I set aside a budget of $500. I bought 22 watches that had characteristics of the watches that I might want to own. There are a bunch of $10 -$20 cheap quartz watches, and yes, there are a even few fakes in there, but only when I could not find an homage watch to test out. So far I like watches and the other 14 I describe as learning experiences. For example, I do
not like sterile dials. I thought I would. I do not. So far, the winner is, a 42 mm, blue starburst dial, blue diver bezel, Invicta Pro Diver on a Jubilee like bracelet. Even with this watch, there are things I would change. The bracelet is not as good as the Parnis Jubilee bracelet. I would prefer a GMT hand and blue GMT dial. I do not like cyclops date windows, I prefer a straight crystal. The only way I learned all this was from purchasing all these other watches and seeing the good, the bad and the ugly. I am hoping I can design my own "perfect" watch shortly. What shocks me is how good a $75 watch can be, like the Invicta Pro Diver. Close behind is a fake 43 mm Omega Aqua Terra GMT white dial with blue hands and markers. I will purchase a "real" watch after more time and probably a few more purchases. Ideally, I am looking for a watch, like Jack Nicklaus, that I can wear every day for the next 20 years. In addition I would have 1-2 dress watches and then a few novelty watches, like the Frank Mueller Crazy Hands watch just for fun.
I appreciate this video. But I truly appreciate that you put the ad at the end instead of annoyingly in the middle. Classy Channel as always Antonio!
Then you wouldn't watch it anymore if I put at the end :)
I'm a kinda of a watch freak and you sir are a 100% correct with your information. I also love dive watches, I own two invicta "signature collection 7042 blue/ 7041 black face" dive watches with the automatic with the hack, expo window ( see through back), I did ton of research and bought a blue and the black face, both are fantastic and I paid $85. Each, it was a good deal on both. However, you must do you're research and the flame fusion crystal and the "NH36A" 24 Jewel movement is the best combo Invicta offers. I also own a sekio " land shark" great watch, also automatic movement. My favorite watch I own is an "Alexander Vanquish" dive watch, that was $1000, the most expensive that I own but by far my favorite. Great video Thanks !
Antonio, without your video I don't know how should level up my style. Thank you so much
Thanks Rodrigue - what has changed since you started dressing sharp?
I like your thinking.... a nice watch will make you feel like Smeagol from the movie Lord of the Rings. "Me Precious Watch." "But yet I live in a cave with no furniture."👍😂🤗
Invicta became a kind of high status in Brazil, but experts in whatches say they are not so good. Others say a great number of the ones sold in South América are very big ,and not fashion.
Preach! Luv your vids keep up the great content.
what do you think of LAROS?
I thought you might suggest a site for customized watches eventually since in other videos you lecture about watches that needs to fit you
Spot on!
It's been a while since I've actually had a watch on my wrist...I'm talking *years* here. But I've always liked the Racing design and the Aviator...especially the latter. Those are some awesome watches.
Also, LOVE the new logo!
I've been considering getting an Avi-8 Lancaster Sugar Blues watch because I like the cockpit dial aesthetic and I was wondering if the quality is worth the price.
Love the new logo
Do you think that something like a Datejust, or styled like a Datejust, should only be worn with a suit? Or is it ok for office business casual wear?
snowren24 A datejust can easily be worn more casual. It’s one of the most everyday watch out there
Tip - Before buying a watch don't forget to check out RMRS
This should be #11
Yes, my watch buying is out of control.
I'm going to buy a box, similar to the one in the back ground where I want to place 12 of my favourite watches. Then resist the urge to buy anymore once all the 12 slots are taken up.
I've got to say I've never bought a watch as an investment, but will consider this in future
Don't. They're not. At best they're a temporary store of some value but purchasing a watch and expecting it to appreciate in value is foolish.
Don't. No watch under 100k is an investement, and if it turns out to be, you just got lucky.
Semper Fi Sir. I have a black Apple Watch. It just that I seem to wear for all occasions. What’s your thought on that
You can view watches as investments if you get the right piece but generally it's probably not a good idea and I would stay away from lesser known brands for that reason as well. Meaning that if you want to get out of that watch what would the resell value be. Rolex holds it's value very well. Another reason would be service cost and the cost to get the parts. Boutique brands are notorious for having high service cost or it's hard to find a place to even service them and they are hard to get out of. Also check the second hand values, buying at authorized dealers can be a mistake because of second hand value on some brands.
Mistake #1: Not WATCHing RMRS
Good information...thank you sir..
Cheers Khalid.
You should do a watch collection video!
Coming soon. I'll keep you guys posted :)
Buy a squere G-chock radiocontrolled, and if you can find a better watch after that consider it! But good luck with that.
It might at least be very hard to find a moore understated.
Who the hell wants a plastic digital watch? This is a style channel you know
Great video, wished I’d watched this along time ago , have made a few of these mistakes , but haven’t the large budget to waste lots of money ,, cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧
Hey Antonio! I still rock my Vincero Chrono S as an everyday watch! I saw it on an older video that you made. I think I will buy another watch from the guys, they have really nice designs.
What about the designs I've featured in the video?
@@RealMenRealStyle i'm not really into those designs, in my opinion they are not very original.
i love it that you think vincero watches are
@@antoniobutigan98 well, i havent seen many like mine, so yeah, i stand strong in my belief
I buy watches to wear, not as an investment. Some of my pieces have gone up, some stay the same, others have gone down and I don't care. Nor do I buy a watch to impress the gurus. One of my favorites is a Longines Evidenza a watch that never gets a mention in the videos but I love it. Why? It's an art deco design which catches everyones eye and is the same model watch Humphrey Bogart wore in Casablanca! Talk about a conversation piece.
Hey antonio since you dnt like your seiko alpinist, just send it my way 😉
Nahhhhh
Here are 4:
1. Buying MVMT
2. Buying Vincero
3. Buying Original Grain
4. Buying Undone
That's definitely four...
CJ Carter my bad. I edited when i found out that he has a new sponsor. Lol. He keeps pushing all these shitters jesus
And you keep coming back to watch my videos :) Thanks for the support.
Real Men Real Style of course man. You still give solid advise (despite the shitty watch advise) and I understand that you have to do what you have to do to afford your Rolexes. I’d do the same. Hahaha keep it up man. I’ve been subscribed for years 😂
@@gedcanonizado
> [RMRS] keeps pushing all these shitters jesus
> I’d do the same.
Sounds like you're a man of integrity and principle!
This is all well and good but where do I find a stylish sundial to wear?
Thanks
For me atleast, first and formost, the dial should be properly visible in sunlight , should show proper time, thats it...does not matter it is a cheap one or copy...cheers...also Antonio, if possible please check out Indian brands especially TITAN, very classy and affordable range
Great video!
I was looking for a watch just this long weekend here in Niagara Falls outlets. Thanks for this video. Will definitely be able to buy one now.
Any particular brand and style you're looking for?
@@RealMenRealStyle which ever you will suggest? Budget around CAD $100-200.
@@amandeepchaudhary Seiko, Orient. Maybe Tissot.
Do a video on Racing watches please!
Can you make a list of your watches?
Sounds like I should film a video about it :)
@@RealMenRealStyle i know you've already made a video where you show them very quickly, but since you have a nice collection, and many of use treat your person as an inspiration, this would be very awesome. Thanks!
Really like the logo...eye catching but nothing too fancy, like a coat of arms but very minimalist.
Although, you could maybe add a couple of guns-n-knives or a red poppy to it. To signify your heritage as a Marine.
Just an opinion, peace ☮️!
Any Facebook groups for watches?
A million of them but all the ones I've been in are full of pretentious, snobby douche bags. In fact, watch guys are basically ass holes. Way less nice and helpful than fashion/style guys are.
Buy:
Timex weekender casual watch with white dial and buy 3-4 nylon straps of different colour
Dress watch with black dial with black leather strap
Dress watch with white dial with brown leather strap
Metallic body and strap dress watch with blue dial
A chronograph watch with white dial and buy extra compatible straps.
A casual watch with slim,deep blue dial and Tan leather strap.
Your basic watch collection is now complete.
Hey, hi can you tell me a yt channel which showcases about how to use different watches in different situations (i mean driving watch while driving etc.)
I'd definitely recommend Theo and Harris - www.realmenrealstyle.com/style-youtube-channels/
I have a $50 something watch from Fossil. It’s my favorite watch. Everything I need and nothing I don’t.
After long time 👌👌👌👌👌👌😍😍😍😍😍
Casio WR 91
😍
Lately I been buying Citizens watch what do think about the company
A good, solid brand. In some ways, this brand flies under the radar as the watch enthusiasts by and large prefer Seiko.
I love citizen, in my opinion they are the best Japanese watches, but stop buying a lot of them
I think smart watches (Samsung, Apple etc.) are better it's only my thinking. What is your point of view for smart watches? Antonio Sir.....
The Logo is amazing
Thanks. What did you like about it?
Antonio, please make a style video for school kids
I am buying a panerai gmt.
I do like Casio Edifice look stylish
I am thinking to buy a Samsung smart watch as I have a Samsung phone. But not buying as I feel its expensive. Around 500 bucks. What do you think, my friend?
Hi Amandeep - You don't need to match your phone brand with your watch. Do you have a specific budget for your watch?
I can recommend the Fossil SmartWatches in case you want a SmartWatch. They are not too pricey, work Well, look good and are made by a Brand with heritage
@@hiddenbl4de602 I agree - if you really want to buy a smartwatch, go with a more affordable one :)
@@RealMenRealStyle Thank you brother. You influence me easily n that gives me confidence actually. I wanted to buy a Samsung brand watch coz I wanted a smart watch but was still confused. Checked Fossil hybrid watches last Monday but did not buy them. I will go for a simple watch now with budget around Cad $100-200. Any specific brand suggestions?
@@hiddenbl4de602 True. I checked them recently. You're right. Will definitely give Fossil watches a try. Thank you!
I love the movito style but hate where the company has gone.
Lmao! Love your humor more and more!
That's a very nice logo.
Is it better than the current logo? :)
@@RealMenRealStyle
Actually, yes. It's quite a stylish improvement.
No Audemar Piguet ?
Was the video cut short? It sure seemed like it
Really? I managed to say the last word before the video ends.
Real Men Real Style
Okay. It just seemed like you still had more to say at the end. It wasn’t a “thanks for watching” kind of ending if that makes sense
I admit that I'm also addicted to buying watches also. 😭😭😭
Jose Omar but your not even wearing a watch in your profile picture 🤦🏿♂️💀
@@julius6378 That picture was about 10 years ago when I only use to only own a citizen eco watch which I use to use just for especial occasions.😂😂
Vincero
Mfw
just think about it you buy seiko, nomos, omega, rolex and you can sell them in 10 years or still wear them in 50, you buy undone you can probably throw it in a trash after 5 years wearing or hide it somewhere so nobody can see your 'timepiece', and you can build your watch its called modding but its pretty advanced(if you want it to look good) or maybe you think you know better than field experts.
No 1 mistake, thinking Rolex is stylish
Sharp new logo!
Antonio, the second (non Invicta) Rolex Submariner inspired watch you referenced was what brand?
Loreo
How can my man disrespect the alpinist like that
I just don’t like it. I plan to give to a friend!
Wow really? It is one of the most stunning watches I have ever seen (especially on a metal strap!). Well, to each their own I guess. Classy move to give it to a friend.
Post your whole collection buddy.
Can we all just agree that g shock is just the best?
#1
Watch collection ??
I wanna buy. A watch to look good!
Watch snobs in the comments are already making his point. So annoying
Antonio 👍
You lost me at the sponsors message
Dresswatch - Holds up a sport watch... ok
The Rolex Datejust is a dress watch on a metal band
@@bradleystroup1457 Keep telling yourself that.
@@FireBlade57 I will since that's what it's considered
I just can't stand dive watches, I just find them all ugly and way to tick except two if them I find attractive (the seamaster and the aquaracer).....and I still wouldn't buy those.
Guess what ? I bought a Seiko's diver......yeah.
Finished as a gift.
What I wear ? A watch which suits me, Casio eqb-1000D, yeah a cheap Casio but I find it beautiful designed, and perfectly suits me need (two time zones, solar, chronograph, thin, alarm and automatic adjustment).
Still having my speedmaster dark side of the moon, but mechanical doesn't suit me, the accuracy is not enough, winding is not my cup of tea....I keep it because I find it really really beautiful to watch, and I love ceramic.
Fake watch snob here. I have one automatic Seiko diver, one automatic Orient dress watch and one cheap quartz minimal watch I picked up at Target.
Still better than some shitty, overpriced fashion watches.
Point #1 right there. My biggest fucking mistake lmao.
I ended up with my favorite eventually (Batman BLNR). If i stopped listening to everyone to what should i start with and bla h blah blah. I would have saved all that money.
I only wear a watch for work. I consult my telephone for the time. I find that not wearing a watch is more comfortable. M.
What watch do you wear for work?
Thank you for taking an interest. My watch is a an Accurist. It is stainless steel with small details in gold plate. It has a black face and a stainless steel strap. Its black face means that it isn't a day-time watch, but it is my only watch so will have to do. When my children become independent I might treat myself to a J&T Windmill watch. I also fancy a pair of Loake Parliament shoes. Thank you and keep-up the great work. I watch all of your videos and I like your gentle sense of humour. M.
The real question is where to get the best fake Rolex ?
Don't. do. it.
@@RealMenRealStyle I thought you had a whole collection of them ?
China.
After watching this video I am starting to feel like I overpaid for my Movado Face watch
I love my Vincero.
This video, pushes a person to become VERY MATERIALISTIC!😕
And I just saw a men's fashion video, with a female model saying that she couldn't care less if a man is wearing a watch or not, let alone how expensive the watch is. She was making even those "affordable" Vinzero and MVMT watches that influencers promote all the time, look like a waste of time and now after watching this video, it really feels like watches are just a dick measuring contest, only dudes care about it that much.
For the record, I do like watches, I have a few
Seiko (Psycho) is ok 🤷♂️
Buy seiko. They're inexpensive but durable. Especially dive watches.
agreed
They are expensive and boring
thank you for your information!Antonio you need to make some changes for your channel. Change the intro music of your videos.We are tired of this!Try new things to attract us!
Hey Jacques - what videos do you want to see?
@@RealMenRealStyle How college students should dress and also giving some advices for young people how to be attractive!
Watch snobs are jackasses. Live your own life and buy the watch you want and enjoy.
more than 2 watches.. its VANITY! Just buy one "causal" and "sporty". Forget all that nostalgic mechanical watches.. unless you drive 40years old Jag or Merc.
Keep it real get quartz! its supreme in any way. And please cut the crap with "I'm a collector" => Syllogomania, compulsive accumulation, that what you are ;)
Have a look at Seiko, Timex, Tissot, Casio.