Rolex Submariner Reviewed With a Full Collection of Luxury Watches For Watch Collectors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
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Learn about luxury watches from the comfort of your kitchen as we “Wake Up with Watches!” Host Tim Mosso takes watch collectors on a guided tour of the best luxury watch brands, models, and styles. Watches from A. Lange & Sohne, Patek Philippe, Rolex, and Zenith ensure that watch collectors of all ages, budgets, and wrist size are guaranteed to find the right match. As holiday season 2020 arrives, there is no better way to shop for watches than with the world leading WatchBox preowned luxury watch collection.
Rolex watches anchor almost every episode of this web show. While today’s feature is no exception, the specific Rolex watches shown are anything but routine.
Tim’s favorite Rolex chronograph, the platinum Rolex Daytona “anniversary,” explodes onto the screen with its piercing white platinum contours, signature Rolex “ice blue” dial, and chocolate ceramic bezel with chronograph registers to match. A rare and exotic “tuxedo dial” Rolex Datejust 36 with roulette date wheel adds uncommon beauty to today’s Rolex selection. Finally, a Rolex Submariner - better known as the “no date” Submariner - proves that the original dive watch nailed the class-defining styles right out of the gate in 1953. As the nearest living relative to the big-crown Rolex Submariners worn by Sean Connery as James Bond, the Rolex No-Date Sub is as close to Hollywood as the average watch enthusiast can hope to get.
“Patek Philippe Nautilus” might be the name that rivets the most attention in the luxury watch hobby. Both a time-tested classic and an of-the-moment object of watch collector infatuation, the Nautilus plays both the long game and the short. This stainless steel Nautilus Moonphase is the elegant reference 5712/1A, a micro-rotor automatic with a date display, power reserve indicator, and the titular moonphase complication.
The Patek Philippe 5712 exhibits the striated blue dial, integrated bracelet, and rounded polygon features that designer Gerald Genta bestowed on the legendary Nautilus 3700 “jumbo” in 1976. With both history and momentum on its side, the Nautilus ranks among the leading “grail watch” candidates for watch collectors of all descriptions.
Vacheron Constantin’s Overseas sports watch has yet to achieve the institutional status of the Nautilus, but Vacheron’s high horology steel sports flagship now has 24 years of excellence on which to stake its claim to the throne. Today’s Overseas Self-Winding is the rare and exquisite first-generation Overseas “military” dial. This COSC-certified Swiss chronometer sports a Girard-Perregaux-based automatic movement, 150-meter water resistance, and a world-class integrated bracelet to make the likes of AP and Patek take notice. Already considered a modern classic, examples of the first-generation Vacheron Overseas are gaining increasing recognition as collectible watches and emerging vintage watch classics.
• 41:21 A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Tourbillon 704.032 (rose gold) $69,500
• 42:50 A. Lange & Sohne Grand Lange 1 Lumen 117.035 $79,950
• 19:33 De Bethune DB28 Tourbillon DB28TTIS8 (titanium, power reserve) $109,500
• 28:44 F.P. Journe Octa Sports Titanium Yellow Dial
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• 36:05 F.P. Journe Tourbillon Remontoir Fourth Series (38mm, platinum, brass movement)
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• 33:50 F.P. Journe Chronometre a Resonance III (40mm, rose gold)
• 14:10 H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Perpetual MD 3808-1200 (burgundy fume dial)
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• 10:22 H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Centre Seconds 6200-1200 (Matrix Green fume dial)
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• 07:29 Patek Philippe Nautilus Moonphase 5712/1A-001 $74,950
• 04:51 Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 7234R-001 $29,950
• 03:17 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 116200 tuxedo dial / roulette date $6,950
• 00:41 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona 116506 (platinum, ice blue dial) $83,950
• 01:52 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner 114060 (no-date Submariner) $10,850
• 31:06 Ulysse Nardin Freak X Carbonium 2303-270/CARB $16,950
o carroussel tourbillon, carbon fiber case, 93-piece limited edition
• 23:57 Vacheron Constantin Overseas Automatic 42042/423A-8890 $9,950
• 26:02 Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph 49150/000A-9745 (blue dial) $19,950
• 17:32 Zenith Pilot Type 20 Blueprint 03.2435.679/51.I012
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The most professional intro on TH-cam - ruined with printed paper! ;)
But that is what makes it so kitsch - it is perfect
At least it’s printed the previous one was hand written 😆
@@roeimessica3757 I really liked the cobbled together hand written one! Made me smile every time.
@@Mark..P That's not what kitsch means.
@@aaron2709 depends on your interpretation. ‘Kitsch considered to be in poor taste but appreciated in an ironic or knowing way’ 😁
You know this company is doing well when you see a printed paper at the intro rather than wrinkled hand-written paper. 👌😎👍
You should sell the old handwritten sign... would fetch a nice price I bet!
He should do a package deal: his sunglasses, hand-printed sign, and a lock of his Covid hair
oh finally a proper sign HAHAHAHA
I somehow prefer the handwritten one by Tim, adds more character to it lol
Makes me wonder what kind of red tape and management in fighting prevented the printed paper sign?!
The artisanal version had its own charm.
Yes it did. But also if you are often times showing millions worth of inventory on the table it makes sense to improve on the small details. We as regular watchers know that Tim is legit. Someone who is a first timer may be put off. That printed paper will serve for 6 months then they will finally make a title card for him! Gotta earn those stripes
Oh my! A new intro sign! Long live the hand written sign!
I’m so in love with the Vacheron Constantin Overseas! The Chronograph with the blue dial is my Grail!!!! To me, it’s perfect in every way! Great upload as always
Bring back the lockdown era intro sign, it was so comforting 😂
Has anyone already suggested to sell the old sign? I think he should do it ;)
I already miss the old hand-written paper!!!!!!
For one I love the kitsch paper sign - perfect when for introducing expensive watches from a master of his trade 👏
Big upgrade, Tim! I see you have access to a printer now. Well done my friend.
The perfect line up of watches before Christmas...Home run! We still want the handwritten paper back.
I like the colour of your sweater makes a nice contrast to the watches .
Woh Tim, huge upgrade on the flash cards! I'm happy to have been with you from the humble early days of the scribbled notepad. We've come a long way 😁
Tim, as always, a beautiful collection of iconic time-pieces, beautifully kept, catalogued and presented.
Always a pleasure to watch your unique presentations (One cannot really ever call them sales videos 😎).
A fantastic eclectic lineup of watches , great variety of materials , colours , and textures , a real feast for the eyes .
Gotta love watch box for being the only place I've seen a Vacheron for less than 10,000.
Love your no thrills channel !! I can't afford 99% of the watches anyway, so your quick demos are great !!
Man, those DeBetune's are no joke. I wish they would make more "traditional" watches. Iam not a fan of spaceships on my wrist, but no one can deny that kind of craftsmanship. Its bewitching, i could stare at the moon phase all day, i call it, D.B. blue, its a unique pigment and the finish is...at a loss for words.
Oh, you finally got printer! Yeah!!! 😂
That Moser Streamliner...beautiful.
Gorgeous Mosers! I especially love that burgundy dial. HM&C, IWC, and a couple others have some beautiful burgundy dialed newer releases. Everyone loves blue. Green is still gaining. But red needs its hayday too!
I’ve loved Freaks from the beginning! I really like so many of UN’s models.
19:33 Introducing the official Star Strek watch
Like the 'upgrade' on the sign. About time. LOL. Good video as always.
Wow! love the great big printed sign! you should tape a string of blinking Xmas lights around the edge ! You'd have the greatest watch show on youtube! or Just keep doing what you were doing and show and tell about great watches!
As always, some wonderful, non-typical examples from many lines. The tuxedo dial is the nicest Datejust I've ever seen, and the PP Aviator is great along with the Zenith Pilot's watch (love that lume!). You're right about the VC Overseas being a great deal, especially the first gen. Really, it's all good but I can't forget those two Lange 1 closers. Thanks again Tim.
That was a WOW collection! My head's spinning.
Well his handwriting was an art in itself 🙃
The doctor manqué!
Congratulations on the new fresh intro (piece of paper), the old one had seen better days.
You know iam not a 'Genta Watch', fan and I love that Moser didn't make a carbon copie. Love Moser.
The steel Patek sells for 2.5x more than the gold, more complicated Patek. What a world.
Great show Tim, love the Lumen (obviously), DB is lovely and I even quite like the Freak despite my prejudice that it's not really a Freak if it has a crown. Keep up the great work.
That smaller VC with the Arabic numerals is fire!
A new sign! With red script to match Tim's Sinn, a nice touch.
The tuxedo Rolex is fantastic looking .
That De Bethune is very Star Trek.
Haha amazingly long lume shot. Well done Tim
Is it me, or is the am/pm indicator on the PP Calatrava travel time not working correctly?
Would love to see how Tim would present low-budget watches that we won't see on this show, the likes of Orient, Seiko, Tissot, Hamilton, Zelos, etc
Not the target market
@@pelagic6 well, that's why I said "that we won't see on THIS show"
I wouldn’t recommend selling your watch to these guys unless you like being lowballed. Reached out to my local WatchBox here in Singapore inquiring about selling my mint limited edition Grand Seiko SBGJ227 Peacock with full box and papers because I was intrigued by Tim’s vids, got offered a price 50% lower than what they originally went for when it was available.
“No upper limit on value” my sweet behind.
I much Prefer your own Scrawl Tim! Thats high tech for you!
In one of your upcoming videos could you better explain the use of silicone in watches please. So many complain of plastic parts and the cheapening of parts, I believe this is false but there seem to be lots of misconceptions about it. Cheers!👍👍👍
that 'first gen' Overseas bracelet has nothing on the Maltese Cross motif of the 2 and 3
I always skip the Rolex part, the rest is excellent as usual even if I don't understand the Zenith. Your VC presentation made my day. Love those watches.
Great waking up to these beauties, Tim! Love me some ice blue chocolate Daytona! #timmossosunglasses
Congratulations !
cant beleive you ditched the handwritten note
Got a bit worried there at the end Tim, in the dark, watches flying everywhere, reminds me of one of those roller coasters in Disney land, where its done in the dark. Then when it's over they turn the lights on and you realise what you have just done
The Grand Lange 1 Lumen..... Wow.
Bring back the old sign.
Finally watchbox got enough sales to have printed paper sign. Must be from F.P. Journe sales🤔
Why would you by a sub mariner over a sea master or black bay 58?
That's the best looking Freak I've seen
Finally a printed paper haha I enjoyed the same way as ever.
Thanks for pointing out the difference in the Moser manual/automatic month/date setting.
The grey db any day
Tim, your knowledge is unparalleled. But if you're going to sell an $80K (2ndary Mkt) watch, one should at least get oneself a $30 manicure. I mean, we're talking "luxury" right? If you're gonna do macro shots, the veiwers deserve this bit of attention to detail. It's like walking into a $500K home listing, with the beds unmade, and dirty dishes still in the sink. #UnnecessaryDistraction
i think 90% of the comments are about the sign. Awesome.
Is the Tuxedo still in production,
It is not..... Thanks for watching!
Now how hard was it to print out that sign? Why it took so long inside an office full of printers is beyond me.
Who would have thunk a piece of handwritten paper could prove so eliciting of comment 🙂
That Moser Streamliner shits all over the Nautilus
Love that "tuxedo" Datejust, even if it would look like a lady's watch on my wrist. Don't love the "cyclops" eye.
i like Rolex
Along with half the world's population 😄
That Rolex Datejust Tuxedo is beautiful and I think that Rolex should reissue it. Dare I say that they could give JLC and Longines a run for their money in the historic category?
Oh my God! A printed sign instead of the chicken scratch on a post card! Will wonders ever cease? Next thing you know he'll have on screen captions and time will come to a shuddering stop and the Earth's axis will shift by a degree, bricks and mortar falling from buildings, cats and dogs living together...............
I WOULD ABSOLUTELY BREAK DOWN AND CRY TO WAKE UP WITH BEAUTIFUL WATCHES TIM. GOD BLESS MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS. IT IS ALL A MIRACLE AND PRECIOUS BEYOND DESCRIPTION. I AM BESIDE MYSELF AND IN SHOCK. I HAVE BEEN PRAYING FOR A LITTLE ASSISTANCE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING TO RECEIVE MY BLESSINGS AND PULL EVERYTHING TOGETHER. I WILL CRY TIM! I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU AND VERY HAPPY FOR YOU.
Wtf?
@@watchesandcaps2566
A cri de coeur for meds
@@fullymechanical9055 I think this guy is high while watching.
This is what happens when you get up too early in the morning to watch the show.
@@randyallen2771 I AM BELIEVING FOR BEAUTIFUL MIRACLES FROM MY WONDERFUL FRIENDS. I WILL PROVE MY GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION THROUGH HELPING OTHERS. GOD BLESS YOU.
Vacheron proves that if you do not have a tasteful base design, you can have the best finish in the world, it is not going to be a desirable piece. I would wear a Tissot over a Vacheron. In the past 20 years I have only seen a horrible design from a company that I would love to love.
Nice watches ,if you want to remortgage your house to pay for them.?....
TIM come on man, get that piece of paper laminated. This way we dont here the rustling and the paper won't get ruined
For once I thought Watchbox made a quantum leap in professionalism by having Tim's email address printed i/o handwritten. Sullied by muffled voice
⌚ watch hobby is no more fun it's all hype
Appreciation speculation depreciation
Hot 🔥 not hot politics toelicker daydreamers I quiet
I still love the hobby but I agree 100%. Connoisseurs like me have loved the hobby for long before the poseurs have come around and started screwing everything up.
WHY ROLEX HAVE NO GLASS BOTTOMS????? THEY HIDE A CHINA KALIBER.....LOL...
Tom, I don't want to purchase a watch, but I DO want to buy your mask, because you sound awful wearing it !