JLC manages wait list very professionally. I was told how many months and where I am on the list. I received my watch slightly early as the person ahead of me passed. Super happy with boutique in Canada.
I hope the trend for smaller continues, I'm a man, I'm 6'1" and I still prefer watches that are as small as 34mm. We've had too many years now of large watches, we need a change and smaller does look more tasteful. As for quartz, I really do hope that they continue to make a comeback. I love quartz, I love the history of quartz, and I love the more high end complications like thermo compensation. In so many ways to me a good quartz movement is so much cooler than a basic mechanical movement, I'm happy to pay more for a great quartz watch. So I do hope we see more quartz in the future.
It was great seeing you receive the pink dial OP from Kai. I don't think I've seen a happier person in my life, and it was really sweet to see. 😊 Like you said, that watch could easily be enough "by itself" (of course you add a g-shock or other beater). Lately I've also been feeling quite satisfied with my watches, which is nice. It helps because I took up an interest in watch service/repair, and the tools are a bit of an expensive rabbit hole there! Anyway thanks for the great W&W coverage, and best wishes to you & Kai. 👍
I'm getting older and mechaQuartz is my jam. It ticks nicely, just pick it up and go. My son is eyeing my mechanicals but I don't want to part with them yet :)
I'd like to see the psychology on a person so simple-minded they're content to stare at the same watch for a lifetime. That kind of person probably wears the same pair of underwear and same pair of socks as well. Stupid stinky and cheap is no way to go through life.!
Safety deposit boxes here in America actually have waitlists 😂 Lots of people apply for them, and banks typically only give them to their longest customers. Not to mention, when they finally offer you one, it’s most of the time not the size you want.
Got into watches a couple years ago and inevitably started to gain interest in Rolex. After going to 4 different Rolex ADs I can say I will never purchase one, even at retail prices. The experience was the opposite of what I expect from purchasing a luxury item. If Rolex wants to cater to flippers and people who just want a status symbol I understand but I think excluding many collectors (the base of your market) will hurt the brand in the long run.
I think you make some good points, Jenni. I do think that with today's current economic conditions, it's no secret that there have been quite a few bank failures and there will be more to come. Personally, I'd find an alternative for secure storage outside of the home if necessary. When a bank fails, all the "assets" are frozen which includes the contents of safe-deposit boxes. GREAT watch BTW!
Having one watch is like owning one book, and stopping at that. Watches have so many variables; size, weight, colours, contrast, straps / bracelets, chunky vs slimline etc. When I went into hospital, then I took one of my Casios and left my glasshutte original at home. My daily wear is a Seiko Prestige.. It's horses for courses. I can't afford Rolex, but I think that German watches are better made.
Just bought my first watch today. A 1969 Zenith Captain. Would it be possible to change the stainless backside for a (partially) glass back? Seen the movement on photo and would love to be able to see it in real life all the time..
A psychology video would be interesting but I think it’s also a very personal thing. The largest part of my collection is vertical (one model within one brand, specifically vintage Heuer Carreras) and a big part of the motivation was researching and cataloguing the variations, which would even feature for most watch collectors, certainly not for brands that have better catalogued their own history. There’s a lot of variety even in my small corner of the watch collecting world though and that’s part of the fun!
The thing with quartz watches is the millions of $1 type of quartz watches that have been churned out, ruining their reputation. I've got a couple of vintage ones, one 6 jewels and one 7 jewels, just the normal way to make them back then. Also owned a Bulova Chronograph C reissue, great quality, so, worth the price.
Have a couple Heuer quartz watches a Heuer Coral 980 026 Monnin thick case, Heuer 981.006 Monnin JUMBO case both with the ESA 536.121 quartz movement's and a Tag Heuer Night diver 989 113 with the ETA 955.112 movement. All have been serviced and function flawlessly but the best quartz movement I have is the Legendary Seiko 7C46 high torque movement that's incredible but it's far from an inexpensive movement
I love how Christopher ward just does pre-orders rather than a waitlist I think that eliminates resell for the most part and the customer knows they will be getting it in a certain window.
i think the big brands on the on the fly clasp updates - they know the watches will sell and hot take- they care about profit not customer satisfaction and feel the logo on the dial entitles them to not up their game
What watch have you worn the longest? I have been using a Seiko Dec. 1975 6139-6005 as a everyday for almost 48 years (my 8th grade graduation gift), and I am almost 63 years old.
Great questions and answers. Although I think you’re being to nice to the big brands. They aren’t switching to all micro adjust because (IMHO)… they don’t have to! They sell all their watches. Micro brands have to try harder to attract customers.
Watch ick-a bracelet with no on the fly micro adjust! I see it on so many micros but less on more expensive watches (GS, Rolex except Subs, some Omegas, …)
I have very few watch icks, but my #1 is when manufacturers use IIII instead of IV for 4. They seem to get VI, VII, VIII, IX, XI and XII correct, but for some reason IV is a bridge too far lol. I was totally unaware of this when I started buying watches and ended up with 4 watches that had this. I got rid of them after I realized how badly this bothered me.
@@MrClassicmetal It certainly seem to be for usage on clocks and watches, but not anywhere else. And since I've been seeing it as IV forever in all other uses of roman numerals, IIII looks very off to me. FWIW, no one ever said that icks have to make sense to anyone else lol.
The movement price is a very smallish % of watch price . A top grade eta is only about $300, the AD markup is far more than that . Having said that for me a quartz does have s max.price id pay. I like the craftmanship, wonder, amazement and aliveness of a mechanical movement. I dont get the same feeling with quartz. I do like spring drive though
I think it has just been the trend over the last 15-20 years, people have this bigger is better mentality, I have seen people wearing watches that look downright goofy/ridiculous on their smaller wrist size yet here they are rocking a deep sea or 44+mm Panerai, I myself prefer smaller watches as I have a 6.5-inch wrist, my 42mm Pelagos sometimes looks a little big, IMHO once under a 7-inch wrist you should be in the 34-42mm range and I think we will see this trend of bigger watches going the other way over time as people are starting to wake up to these huge watches and just how silly they can look for those with small to medium wrist size, I always tell friends to buy for there wrist size.
I have wanted to ask this for quite a while: In the opening sequence of the movie "The Wall" Pink (Bob Geldof) is wearing a Mickey Mouse watch. Can anyone shed some light on this? What year(s) of manufacture? Is it a prop? Where can I get one? Thanks in advance,
Pricing a QUARTZ watch? OK I have got to the 7:36 mark of this over long pointless Video and the lead question has not been addressed. Only flashing Rolexes and other high tech watches. As I have a bout 40 50 U Tubes to watch , I am deleting this and may delete my subscription to this channel as I simply don't have the time to listen to Piffle not related to the question. Click Bait is not my thing.I am giving it a thumb down and not watching anymore of it, sorry.
I was shocked at Patek’s quartz. Rolex steered away from it for so long but I’d still think they’d release a battery powered watch before Patek, AP or VC did it
I bought a smartwatch - which is a quartz - (Garmin Marq 2) last year. since then I did not put on my mechanical watch anymore, I don’t think I will ever put it back on…
Argh. I bought a garmin earlier this year to help me lose weight. It’s on my wrist pretty much 24/7. I have sometimes double wristed just because I miss my other watches. I also left the garmin behind when I went on holiday. But yes, the garmin is a watch killer
@@frogsplorer Isis you buy the Garmin Marq 2 ? In my opinion the only smartwatch out there that can replace my mechanical duringwork or a fancy night out..
The term your shooting for is a "safety deposit box" and yup every major bank location in big cities have them here I the USA. I keep forgetting your not a native English speaker. I only catch it when you roll your r's
I can’t speak for anyone but myself but on the psychology of watch collecting. I started 6 years ago after my mum died, she said to me “time is the most important thing, people don’t realise it until they don’t have enough of it left!” Me collecting is an ode to my mums memory, also, it makes me feel good to own something of value, the whole “treat yourself” vibe. Plus watches don’t fade in the way all other things do, the craftsmanship etc. I also like the “If you know you know” feel around watches like my IWC BP 43… only other collectors will notice and I love that.
I like Quartz but I would never pay over 1k for one unless it's a special mix or something. If they are making it in solid gold I would just buy the mechanical version.
I have been impressed w Citizen Eco Drive and Seiko Solar Quartz. I would choose a Solar Quartz if i was marooned on an Island with a volleyball named Wilson.
Cold take: on the fly adjustment clasps are overrated. For people who sweat or swell a lot and like a heavy watch, sure they might find it useful to be able to fiddle with it all day. For everyone else it's really not necessary. Just something to say.
I love micro brands and buy mostly those. They have great designs, fabulous colors, use workhorse movements, and don’t break the bank. The only downside is there are so many good micro brands you wind up with dozens and dozens of them and can’t wear them all you have so many!!😢😂😂 first world problems I know but still true.
Hi. You Teddy and Andrew posted videos almost at the same time. You were just abit sooner. Is this time the sweetspot and do you post just before them deliberetly…? :-)
4:25 I can't believe some of you are afraid to wear a watch. I have ZERO concern abut someone stealing my watch. Is this an England thing? This does not happen in America.
@@travr6 shame about london is that it isnt even just the sketchy areas, someone got stabbed for their watch inside of harrods in kensington, and Ive heard of doormen tipping off thieves when someone comes into a bar or club with a nice watch
@jpb9481 That's insane. Most of America has nearly zero violent crime. I slept with all my doors open last night. Just stay out of the places run by Democrats. Nearly every bad thing you see from America is in a Democrat city.
Tbh TAG got the pricing right! Next collab should be with supreme and charge 600k. Hypebeast sneaker heads are totally longterm clients for watch brands. Apple watches will be a thing of the past.
When it comes to quartz there’s the crappy quartz and then there’s super accurate quartz. SPY: seconds per year There are 5 spy and 1 spy quartz watches that are absolutely amazing. People need to experience these watches they will blow away any Swiss watch in terms of accuracy.
I feel from a TH-cam channel perspective, TH-camrs that do these thumbnails and descriptions…. But then just do a whole Q and A are hurting themselves. I always click away if you’re not going into what I clicked on. I clicked on a specific thing then it’s 17 minutes of other stuff. Clicking away….
@Rm9sbG93ZXJzNo, I think you didn't understand the question, and the fact that you're being condescending makes it even worse. I was asking why everyone has an iPhone, why we never see Androids.
@Rm9sbG93ZXJz I've never understood this desire to feel superior to others. I asked a simple question and the guy earlier did nothing better than to insult me. It's pathetic; some people would do better to mind their own business rather than belittle others.
The biggest problem with luxury quartz watches is their longetivity. In 40-50 years many of the fp journe and grand seiko quartz watches will be bricks and no one will be able to fix them.
Watch safe doesn't work, if the wrong people find out where you live, they will hit you when you're home so they don't have to deal with safes and hidden places. If I was a Watch you tuber I'd get steel doors, window bars and private security alarm. Also make sure people know you don't keep watches in the house.
Microbrands give you more because they have to. If they didn’t, we wouldn’t buy them. Brands that give you less do so because they can. Why add more value to the watch when people are already queueing up for them?
JLC manages wait list very professionally. I was told how many months and where I am on the list. I received my watch slightly early as the person ahead of me passed. Super happy with boutique in Canada.
2022 says: "Yes but what's the margin on resell?"
@@SampleTracks2224 not sure what you are referencing from my post. You may have responded to the wrong comment.
Yes! Bring on the Psychology of watch selection/collection. I think about this a lot!
I hope the trend for smaller continues, I'm a man, I'm 6'1" and I still prefer watches that are as small as 34mm.
We've had too many years now of large watches, we need a change and smaller does look more tasteful.
As for quartz, I really do hope that they continue to make a comeback. I love quartz, I love the history of quartz, and I love the more high end complications like thermo compensation. In so many ways to me a good quartz movement is so much cooler than a basic mechanical movement, I'm happy to pay more for a great quartz watch. So I do hope we see more quartz in the future.
It was great seeing you receive the pink dial OP from Kai. I don't think I've seen a happier person in my life, and it was really sweet to see. 😊 Like you said, that watch could easily be enough "by itself" (of course you add a g-shock or other beater). Lately I've also been feeling quite satisfied with my watches, which is nice. It helps because I took up an interest in watch service/repair, and the tools are a bit of an expensive rabbit hole there! Anyway thanks for the great W&W coverage, and best wishes to you & Kai. 👍
I'm getting older and mechaQuartz is my jam. It ticks nicely, just pick it up and go. My son is eyeing my mechanicals but I don't want to part with them yet :)
yes! the "why" of watch collecting would be a fun video.
yes 🙌🏻!!
I would love to see a video on the psychology on collecting!
Yes please
Literally rushed to the comments to say this
I'd like to see the psychology on a person so simple-minded they're content to stare at the same watch for a lifetime. That kind of person probably wears the same pair of underwear and same pair of socks as well. Stupid stinky and cheap is no way to go through life.!
Watch collecting in particular. Thanks!
Safety deposit boxes here in America actually have waitlists 😂
Lots of people apply for them, and banks typically only give them to their longest customers. Not to mention, when they finally offer you one, it’s most of the time not the size you want.
Watch fatigue is definitely real! I think W&W overload kicked in! 😂 Great Q&A Jenni!
Got into watches a couple years ago and inevitably started to gain interest in Rolex. After going to 4 different Rolex ADs I can say I will never purchase one, even at retail prices. The experience was the opposite of what I expect from purchasing a luxury item. If Rolex wants to cater to flippers and people who just want a status symbol I understand but I think excluding many collectors (the base of your market) will hurt the brand in the long run.
The psychology of collecting sounds like an awesome video idea 💡
I think you make some good points, Jenni. I do think that with today's current economic conditions, it's no secret that there have been quite a few bank failures and there will be more to come. Personally, I'd find an alternative for secure storage outside of the home if necessary. When a bank fails, all the "assets" are frozen which includes the contents of safe-deposit boxes.
GREAT watch BTW!
Having one watch is like owning one book, and stopping at that. Watches have so many variables; size, weight, colours, contrast, straps / bracelets, chunky vs slimline etc. When I went into hospital, then I took one of my Casios and left my glasshutte original at home. My daily wear is a Seiko Prestige.. It's horses for courses. I can't afford Rolex, but I think that German watches are better made.
Just bought my first watch today. A 1969 Zenith Captain. Would it be possible to change the stainless backside for a (partially) glass back? Seen the movement on photo and would love to be able to see it in real life all the time..
Kai wasn’t wearing anything too flashy, just an Omega Speedmaster. Did I hear that correctly?
I have an omega seamaster and a Rolex batman. What watch could you recommend that has a pop of colour? Budget would be in the seamaster vicinity
A psychology video would be interesting but I think it’s also a very personal thing. The largest part of my collection is vertical (one model within one brand, specifically vintage Heuer Carreras) and a big part of the motivation was researching and cataloguing the variations, which would even feature for most watch collectors, certainly not for brands that have better catalogued their own history. There’s a lot of variety even in my small corner of the watch collecting world though and that’s part of the fun!
I’d love to see a video where you psychoanalyze us watch collectors!
noted!!
The thing with quartz watches is the millions of $1 type of quartz watches that have been churned out, ruining their reputation. I've got a couple of vintage ones, one 6 jewels and one 7 jewels, just the normal way to make them back then. Also owned a Bulova Chronograph C reissue, great quality, so, worth the price.
I like the Ronda Swiss quartz movements. Personal favorite, 8040n. All metal build, 14 jewel serviceable movement with really cool complications .
Citizen Caliber 0100 is where the epitome of quartz resides at and they are not cheap
@@SpaceG95 Sounds good! One of mine is a Chateau with Ronda 6 jewels.
@@snakepitsam Priced in the 1000s them, reminding me of Rolex Oysterquartz.
Have a couple Heuer quartz watches a Heuer Coral 980 026 Monnin thick case, Heuer 981.006 Monnin JUMBO case both with the ESA 536.121 quartz movement's and a Tag Heuer Night diver 989 113 with the ETA 955.112 movement. All have been serviced and function flawlessly but the best quartz movement I have is the Legendary Seiko 7C46 high torque movement that's incredible but it's far from an inexpensive movement
I love how Christopher ward just does pre-orders rather than a waitlist I think that eliminates resell for the most part and the customer knows they will be getting it in a certain window.
i think the big brands on the on the fly clasp updates - they know the watches will sell and hot take- they care about profit not customer satisfaction and feel the logo on the dial entitles them to not up their game
I'm glad i live where I can protect the Omega on my wrist with the Walther on my hip
What watch have you worn the longest? I have been using a Seiko Dec. 1975 6139-6005 as a everyday for almost 48 years (my 8th grade graduation gift), and I am almost 63 years old.
Great questions and answers. Although I think you’re being to nice to the big brands. They aren’t switching to all micro adjust because (IMHO)… they don’t have to! They sell all their watches. Micro brands have to try harder to attract customers.
Watch ick-a bracelet with no on the fly micro adjust! I see it on so many micros but less on more expensive watches (GS, Rolex except Subs, some Omegas, …)
Jenni have you done a video on the psychology of collecting ?
Dodgy places = Casioak. Cartier gave us the Santos, of course it’s a real brand. Psychology of collecting, yes please
My watch ick is changing the time for BST and GMT, someone should bring out an automatic summertime changer.
Don’t forget the ick of the 4:30 date window
I have very few watch icks, but my #1 is when manufacturers use IIII instead of IV for 4. They seem to get VI, VII, VIII, IX, XI and XII correct, but for some reason IV is a bridge too far lol. I was totally unaware of this when I started buying watches and ended up with 4 watches that had this. I got rid of them after I realized how badly this bothered me.
Both "IIII" and "IV" are correct.
@@MrClassicmetal It certainly seem to be for usage on clocks and watches, but not anywhere else. And since I've been seeing it as IV forever in all other uses of roman numerals, IIII looks very off to me. FWIW, no one ever said that icks have to make sense to anyone else lol.
@@kevineccles7766 Actually "IIII" has been used in old Roman scriptures as well. The usage of "IV" almost exclusively is from a more recent era.
I have a Norqain Adventure. It is a beautiful piece and is built for a rugged lifestyle.
Watch collecting psychology video? Yes please… I need to know what my diagnosis is lol 😊
What do you think of San Martin watches? Not the homages, their original designs.
the wait list question - i would say Studio Underd0g - very transparent
The movement price is a very smallish % of watch price . A top grade eta is only about $300, the AD markup is far more than that . Having said that for me a quartz does have s max.price id pay. I like the craftmanship, wonder, amazement and aliveness of a mechanical movement. I dont get the same feeling with quartz. I do like spring drive though
When both large case and unisex case (39 or less) are available in the case, the large one will sell faster. I managed a store that was my experience.
I think it has just been the trend over the last 15-20 years, people have this bigger is better mentality, I have seen people wearing watches that look downright goofy/ridiculous on their smaller wrist size yet here they are rocking a deep sea or 44+mm Panerai, I myself prefer smaller watches as I have a 6.5-inch wrist, my 42mm Pelagos sometimes looks a little big, IMHO once under a 7-inch wrist you should be in the 34-42mm range and I think we will see this trend of bigger watches going the other way over time as people are starting to wake up to these huge watches and just how silly they can look for those with small to medium wrist size, I always tell friends to buy for there wrist size.
@@johnflynn6140 I get that smaller men prefer unisex sizes. When we had the option in the case the larger one sold faster.
No surprise, but I would very much like to see a video on the psychology of watch collecting 😎😊
I have wanted to ask this for quite a while: In the opening sequence of the movie "The Wall" Pink (Bob Geldof) is wearing a Mickey Mouse watch. Can anyone shed some light on this? What year(s) of manufacture? Is it a prop? Where can I get one? Thanks in advance,
Some people tend to overvalue mechanical movements, granted they are nice but its like anything on the planet, depends on the eye of the beholder.
Pricing a QUARTZ watch? OK I have got to the 7:36 mark of this over long pointless Video and the lead question has not been addressed. Only flashing Rolexes and other high tech watches. As I have a bout 40 50 U Tubes to watch , I am deleting this and may delete my subscription to this channel as I simply don't have the time to listen to Piffle not related to the question. Click Bait is not my thing.I am giving it a thumb down and not watching anymore of it, sorry.
I was shocked at Patek’s quartz. Rolex steered away from it for so long but I’d still think they’d release a battery powered watch before Patek, AP or VC did it
As far as wait lists go Christopher Ward does it just like it should be done. First come first served ... no line cuts.
Wearing a fake and leaving the real deal at home is silly. Why bother owning the authentic watch?
Just as likely to run into trouble for absolutely zero reason
I bought a smartwatch - which is a quartz - (Garmin Marq 2) last year. since then I did not put on my mechanical watch anymore, I don’t think I will ever put it back on…
Argh. I bought a garmin earlier this year to help me lose weight. It’s on my wrist pretty much 24/7. I have sometimes double wristed just because I miss my other watches. I also left the garmin behind when I went on holiday. But yes, the garmin is a watch killer
@@frogsplorer Isis you buy the Garmin Marq 2 ? In my opinion the only smartwatch out there that can replace my mechanical duringwork or a fancy night out..
Plan on spending $2k-$5k on a good home safe.
Fireproof is a must
The term your shooting for is a "safety deposit box" and yup every major bank location in big cities have them here I the USA.
I keep forgetting your not a native English speaker. I only catch it when you roll your r's
I can’t speak for anyone but myself but on the psychology of watch collecting. I started 6 years ago after my mum died, she said to me “time is the most important thing, people don’t realise it until they don’t have enough of it left!”
Me collecting is an ode to my mums memory, also, it makes me feel good to own something of value, the whole “treat yourself” vibe. Plus watches don’t fade in the way all other things do, the craftsmanship etc. I also like the “If you know you know” feel around watches like my IWC BP 43… only other collectors will notice and I love that.
My watch ick is the pointer style date.
I like Quartz but I would never pay over 1k for one unless it's a special mix or something. If they are making it in solid gold I would just buy the mechanical version.
Dude you can buy whatever you want. There are FP Journe quartz models that cost $50K. Nothing wrong with loving or not loving luxury quartz.
My biggest watch ick is handwatch.
Nice vid, thanks! BTW, your eyebrows are on point!
I have been impressed w Citizen Eco Drive and Seiko Solar Quartz. I would choose a Solar Quartz if i was marooned on an Island with a volleyball named Wilson.
3 Quartz I’d go for if money was no object… Patek 5627 a Oysterquartz and a X33
please talk about a brand called pard vuireal its a steal.
Cold take: on the fly adjustment clasps are overrated. For people who sweat or swell a lot and like a heavy watch, sure they might find it useful to be able to fiddle with it all day. For everyone else it's really not necessary. Just something to say.
I love micro brands and buy mostly those. They have great designs, fabulous colors, use workhorse movements, and don’t break the bank. The only downside is there are so many good micro brands you wind up with dozens and dozens of them and can’t wear them all you have so many!!😢😂😂 first world problems I know but still true.
I’m a guy with a 17cm wrist and love my white CW C63 Sealander 36mm
Hi. You Teddy and Andrew posted videos almost at the same time. You were just abit sooner. Is this time the sweetspot and do you post just before them deliberetly…? :-)
4:25 I can't believe some of you are afraid to wear a watch. I have ZERO concern abut someone stealing my watch. Is this an England thing? This does not happen in America.
Definitely a london thing, I wont wear a watch period in london or walk with my phone in my hand when Im there
@@jpb9481even a fake. Someone lost their life wearing one not so long ago in London.
@jpb9481 No one steals watches in America. Maybe in NYC or LA, but even there it's rare.
@@travr6 shame about london is that it isnt even just the sketchy areas, someone got stabbed for their watch inside of harrods in kensington, and Ive heard of doormen tipping off thieves when someone comes into a bar or club with a nice watch
@jpb9481 That's insane. Most of America has nearly zero violent crime. I slept with all my doors open last night.
Just stay out of the places run by Democrats. Nearly every bad thing you see from America is in a Democrat city.
And still no white polar Explorer 1
Jenn! T4YC. My GF has started loving watches. Please research if men and women have different reasons and methods of collecting?
Never heard of Norqain, don't care either at my age. 😂
Tbh TAG got the pricing right! Next collab should be with supreme and charge 600k. Hypebeast sneaker heads are totally longterm clients for watch brands. Apple watches will be a thing of the past.
casio f91 has lot to give for price.
When it comes to quartz there’s the crappy quartz and then there’s super accurate quartz.
SPY: seconds per year
There are 5 spy and 1 spy quartz watches that are absolutely amazing. People need to experience these watches they will blow away any Swiss watch in terms of accuracy.
I feel from a TH-cam channel perspective, TH-camrs that do these thumbnails and descriptions…. But then just do a whole Q and A are hurting themselves. I always click away if you’re not going into what I clicked on. I clicked on a specific thing then it’s 17 minutes of other stuff. Clicking away….
The sound effects are not advantageous.
Why they all have iPhones ?
@Rm9sbG93ZXJzNo, I think you didn't understand the question, and the fact that you're being condescending makes it even worse.
I was asking why everyone has an iPhone, why we never see Androids.
@Rm9sbG93ZXJz I've never understood this desire to feel superior to others.
I asked a simple question and the guy earlier did nothing better than to insult me.
It's pathetic; some people would do better to mind their own business rather than belittle others.
The biggest problem with luxury quartz watches is their longetivity. In 40-50 years many of the fp journe and grand seiko quartz watches will be bricks and no one will be able to fix them.
Watch safe doesn't work, if the wrong people find out where you live, they will hit you when you're home so they don't have to deal with safes and hidden places. If I was a Watch you tuber I'd get steel doors, window bars and private security alarm. Also make sure people know you don't keep watches in the house.
Microbrands give you more because they have to. If they didn’t, we wouldn’t buy them.
Brands that give you less do so because they can. Why add more value to the watch when people are already queueing up for them?
the modern day sub does nothing for me, just so copied its a design you see every day from cheap £60 ali express upwards
I like your watch channel unlike Watchvice
A watch collecting psychology video sounds like the most boring thing ive ever heard - please dont 👎👎💤💤
JENNY CAN YOU DO A ROLEX TIME PIECE GIVE AWAY PLEASE 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
So, for you now a Speed Master on the street isn´t flashy?, congrats on that. Bye.
Yes! Bring on the Psychology of watch selection/collection. I think about this a lot!