To Tim and the whole WatchBox team: Thank you so much for having us on! We had a great time sharing our watches and stories with this awesome community, and we hope someone else gets inspired to scuff up their watches a bit on a new adventure!
I love how they come across like regular people. They talk about financing their first Rolex. Honesty and amazing personalities. It was a great listen.
Tim and Kate have an infectious energy in this video. It is fun to hear their combined journey. While the watches are great, I am more inspired to hear about their adventures all over the world. I think very few people get to share similar passions in quite the same way with their spouse.
Love this couples’ episode. I would gather that there are more husband and wife conversations like this one! Adventurous couple! They seem to be “doing life” together in a unique way. Refreshing to see a happy couple that shares their love of watches together. Bravo!
I heard Tim once fought a shark with his bare hands… and lost. I also heard he’s banned from the Rolex Celebration dial waitlist for shopping with the competition.
This is one of the best videos on this channel yet. It shows how watches become part of your life and this couple are the best ambassadors of that. They are so positive and happy! Truly special to watch.
I have a similar story, in central London I was walking around New Bond St the luxury watch area of Mayfair when I saw my Rolex Yachtmaster, with so much dislike for the brand, it was love at first sight for the platinum bazel / dial YM, I pulled the trigger, that’s 2003. It is still on my wrist! I dear not go near a modern day Rolex!
Very nice story and collection! Love their honestly and even financing the Rolex. May be looked down upon but it’s how a lot of people get started (including me). Very nice!
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The JLC Master SECTOR DIAL is the prettiest and classiest watch under $15,000 you can buy, IMO. It's my next watch if I can find one. Are these limited run?
This lady is an anomaly. Don’t be fooled, gents. 99.9% of the time, when she says - “I’d love for us to do this hobby together”, what she means is - “I want to see firsthand where all your money is going.”
Yes. I'm speaking to a few collectors who fit this profile and want to appear on camera. You also need to consider that I can't force anyone into the studio. A lot of people with entry level or mid-market watches are self conscious about putting that in front of a critical social media audience. But take a look at my interview with Curtis Arndt. He shared many Marathon, Seiko, and other entry-level watches with very little high-luxury featured. Best, Tim
I have a hunch some of these collectors do have less expensive watches but are probably too embarrassed to feature them. Like we will never see an Invicta collector even if their own decent looking models.
@@the1916companyThat’s sad to think some care more about what others think what’s on their wrist. At the end of the day it’s your watch and wrist not theirs. If someone feels like wearing a 50mm watch with skulls I say more power to you it’s not my wrist.
@@the1916company Thanks again Tim. While I have several very nice watches, my overall collection to date is the least expensive of all the WB Collector Conversations. Because of this, I was initially very apprehensive about even going through with the interview. However, the overwhelming response from the viewers was nothing short of amazing. FWIW, I brought an Oris, a Bulova and a Glycine plus my wife's 25-year-old Tudor that we didn't have time to cover in the almost one-hour long talk.
Would love to see non high end watches like Casio, Citizen, Seiko etc. I know it will probably never happen but these collections are making Us peasants look bad lol. Also why do some of these collectors seem like their bragging? I get it you have money can buy XYZ but do we really need the I got this Rolex at the AD followed by I the bought this Patek at the next one. Not saying they were although there were times I thought were cringy.
The most important person to be happy on a collection journey besides meeting your personal objectives is having the enthusiasm and excitement shared with your spouse or loved one. And this company is a perfect example of that!
She also made it clear that they bought their Yachtmaster “on credit.” Which shows that they simply decided to focus their funds on this hobby. Like most of us they spend on something and watches are it. Everyone gets to make choices on how and where they find joy.
@@cdm765 Not saying they were just some collectors in general. Sometimes the way some of these collectors talk or come off can have that oh look at me vibes.
To Tim and the whole WatchBox team: Thank you so much for having us on! We had a great time sharing our watches and stories with this awesome community, and we hope someone else gets inspired to scuff up their watches a bit on a new adventure!
Thank you for joining us, Kate! It was a pleasure to meet and explore your journey with Tim - and all those watches.
Best,
Tim
Amazing couple and collection.
I love how they come across like regular people. They talk about financing their first Rolex. Honesty and amazing personalities. It was a great listen.
Tim and Kate have an infectious energy in this video. It is fun to hear their combined journey. While the watches are great, I am more inspired to hear about their adventures all over the world. I think very few people get to share similar passions in quite the same way with their spouse.
agree! great couple with great energy
Love this couples’ episode. I would gather that there are more husband and wife conversations like this one! Adventurous couple! They seem to be “doing life” together in a unique way. Refreshing to see a happy couple that shares their love of watches together. Bravo!
That Omega pocket watch is to die for
Watch collecting is so much more fun when you share it with your partner. Another great episode.
I heard Tim once fought a shark with his bare hands… and lost. I also heard he’s banned from the Rolex Celebration dial waitlist for shopping with the competition.
😂
Some say Tim won his unique Moser in a bare knuckle fist fight with Chuck Norris 👊🏽
Seriously though, great interview 👏🏽. Well done both 👍🏽👍🏽
Wear them and enjoy them. Great to see collectors like Kate and Tim that give their watches life!
Tim Mancuso is the most interesting man in the world
This is one of the best videos on this channel yet. It shows how watches become part of your life and this couple are the best ambassadors of that. They are so positive and happy! Truly special to watch.
I have a similar story, in central London I was walking around New Bond St the luxury watch area of Mayfair when I saw my Rolex Yachtmaster, with so much dislike for the brand, it was love at first sight for the platinum bazel / dial YM, I pulled the trigger, that’s 2003. It is still on my wrist! I dear not go near a modern day Rolex!
I really like this video format! Normal people living their lives with their watches. More please!
Good watch enthusiast couple with good tastes
these two are in love.
“Eventually we can switch.” I wouldn’t hold your breath…
Very nice story and collection! Love their honestly and even financing the Rolex. May be looked down upon but it’s how a lot of people get started (including me). Very nice!
Great video with true real watch lovers I can relate to
Great segment Tim on real down to earth watch enthusiasts enjoyed listening to their story
Wonderful video with this wonderful couple, wish my best half was that deep into the hobby
My youtube feed shows me videos like "How to Defend Yourself Against a Baseball Bat Attack" and watch news, I dont know why, but it makes sense
Nice to see someone not baby watches. They look so much better with scratches and scuffs!
Great video, very nice stories!
Love the WATCH.. content, Mr Tim, keep it up the GOOD CONTENT.. brother. ✌️🤟✌️
Great team
Really cool. Great video!!
Awesome couple! Awesome episode ❤
This guy has the greatest wife in the world
More couple conversations!
I have the streamliner perpetual calendar...I wonder what the long term value retention will be on moser ?
Nice interview!
nice
Nobody doesn't like Rolex and Omega. and Sara Lee
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How come y’all never have Jack Forster in any videos?
He generally works from home out of New York, so he's rarely in the same place as our Philly-based video team.
Best,
Tim
Hello Tim, Do Moser Streamliner Centre Seconds hold it’s value .?
The JLC Master SECTOR DIAL is the prettiest and classiest watch under $15,000 you can buy, IMO. It's my next watch if I can find one. Are these limited run?
There are so many ppl like them who have to finance their watch. It’s mind numbing.
This lady is an anomaly. Don’t be fooled, gents. 99.9% of the time, when she says - “I’d love for us to do this hobby together”, what she means is - “I want to see firsthand where all your money is going.”
Asking this again; will we EVER see a budget collection featured???? Maybe something sub 10k USD for once...?
Yes. I'm speaking to a few collectors who fit this profile and want to appear on camera. You also need to consider that I can't force anyone into the studio. A lot of people with entry level or mid-market watches are self conscious about putting that in front of a critical social media audience. But take a look at my interview with Curtis Arndt. He shared many Marathon, Seiko, and other entry-level watches with very little high-luxury featured.
Best,
Tim
I have a hunch some of these collectors do have less expensive watches but are probably too embarrassed to feature them. Like we will never see an Invicta collector even if their own decent looking models.
@@the1916companyThat’s sad to think some care more about what others think what’s on their wrist. At the end of the day it’s your watch and wrist not theirs. If someone feels like wearing a 50mm watch with skulls I say more power to you it’s not my wrist.
@@the1916company Thanks again Tim. While I have several very nice watches, my overall collection to date is the least expensive of all the WB Collector Conversations. Because of this, I was initially very apprehensive about even going through with the interview. However, the overwhelming response from the viewers was nothing short of amazing.
FWIW, I brought an Oris, a Bulova and a Glycine plus my wife's 25-year-old Tudor that we didn't have time to cover in the almost one-hour long talk.
Would love to see non high end watches like Casio, Citizen, Seiko etc. I know it will probably never happen but these collections are making Us peasants look bad lol. Also why do some of these collectors seem like their bragging? I get it you have money can buy XYZ but do we really need the I got this Rolex at the AD followed by I the bought this Patek at the next one.
Not saying they were although there were times I thought were cringy.
Comparison is the thief of joy. They seem like a perfectly nice couple and saw practically no showboating in this one.
The most important person to be happy on a collection journey besides meeting your personal objectives is having the enthusiasm and excitement shared with your spouse or loved one. And this company is a perfect example of that!
She also made it clear that they bought their Yachtmaster “on credit.” Which shows that they simply decided to focus their funds on this hobby. Like most of us they spend on something and watches are it. Everyone gets to make choices on how and where they find joy.
@@cdm765 Not saying they were just some collectors in general. Sometimes the way some of these collectors talk or come off can have that oh look at me vibes.
@@oneal14attnetNot saying them just some collectors in general some come off like look at me look at me.
Sharing a watch. Crazy.