I don’t often watch the entirety of these but this was absolutely enjoyable! Great guest Tim! A truly gifted artist and a fun watch enthusiast! Bravo!! 👏🎺
Very interesting conversation. Nice collection. I really enjoy the discussions with collectors of watches that are not outrageously unobtainable by most. Thanks for sharing Tony.
I didn’t even know the name of the watch! Thanks for pointing it out. I have a Hamilton Khaki but I still go back to this one. It sits on my window sill and I use it to set the time for my other watches when I wind them! 😂
You guys cracked me up--"Uranus" I want it, lol! But seriously, a very cheap and collectible watch that has made history for swatch. A must have for all collectors in my opinion
I mentioned on a Jack Forster's video that older movements/calibres from around the mid century that were mass produced looked like Haute Horology work and today, honestly speaking, put aside the advancements in cases, dials and materials, the calibres/movements of today are so industrial that they can be an eye sore. Look at the movements in Tissot, oh my God is all I can say. This has to end. Tudor did step up with their new calibres but it still needs work, Omega is definitely doing well there but I still think most brands have to step up. Grand Seiko should be an industry darling and silly enthusiasts do not want to patronise the brand but are awaiting bargains on the secondary.
Great video, lovely collection. Sadly, the car geek in me can’t resist saying that the car shown at 4m8s is not a Porsche Cayman R. Actually looks like a Corvette but like I said, it’s neither here nor there except to a car geek like me. Perhaps Corvette or Porsche may have more to say but who’s listening except other Corvette or Porsche fanatics? 🤪
@@tptboy1974 I' clueless about how an image of a Corvette was used there. I'm a Corvette purist and would have put a hard "stop" on that image in the P-car slot if I'd known. Best, Tim
I am also considering the Tank must for my wife as an engagement gift; what a first watch to have for her collection, it is very feminine, elegant and timeless, Pricing is steep but where else can you find an iconic watch at that price from an iconic brand? As a WIS, it is most likely my worst purchase from a value stand point.
I love this collection! I think the Oris is my favorite watch here, it's different, but has a very beautiful dial. I must admit, I don't understand the appeal of the MoonSwatch. I guess it's cool in a 'completing a sticker book'-sort of way to collect all of them, but I don't see the appeal of wearing thise watches at all.
Most of my watches are grails-they are watches I saw else where and have dreamt about since then, it can be super cheap or expensive, in my opinion and from my own experience
Ya bro. I can never justify buy a watch more than $3000. I don’t believe houses and trucks are worth what they are. Especially houses. I built them. They are worth 68% of they are selling for. Before 2019. Anyways. I learned so much on this channel. But I don’t wish for any of the super high end pieces. Unless I’m worth 100bill. But omega is the best bang for buck. Then like oris and Hamilton. I DO want Cartier. I want fiddy fathoms. But realistically I would only wear the fiddy inside my house. I can wear the Cartier on weekdays. But in the plants and riding horses. I do omega and Hamilton. I’m know to be rough. I’m rough around the edges. So if I break my eco drives and jazzys at home or at work. Then I prolly wear the lux brand when playing PS4 only. I do love watches tho. More so on the movement than what they are on my wrist. I appreciate the ingenuity
Rolex is the most famous brand and some of their older designs have a notable history but their watches are arguably not the best watches in the world by any metric especially currently.
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These episodes are what watch collecting should be about. The best watch content on youtube.
Tim's back with the premium content once again! 👍🏽💯🏴
True evolution of an ordinary exceptional man
A true collector's journey! One that we can all relate to. Thank you, Tim.
Thanks for having a collector/collection on the show that mere mortals like me can actually afford. 😊
A really exciting watch talk!! So nice to see music and watches together!! Thanks for sharing Tim!! Best, Amintas
Thanks for watching, Amintas!
Best,
Tim
Love the intro. Keep up the good work Tim and team!
Really relatable guy , good to have a normal person on.full marks
Thanks Anthony Tim & WatchBox Studios 🙏 Another great show !
I don’t often watch the entirety of these but this was absolutely enjoyable! Great guest Tim! A truly gifted artist and a fun watch enthusiast! Bravo!! 👏🎺
Best episode ever. Love the guy down to earth attitude
Great intro, awesome collection. Thanks Antony and Tim for sharing.
One minute and fourteen seconds in and I’m already hooked. 80s kid here. 🤚🏻
Please interview a firefighter! Great watch culture in fire rescue ems.
These conversations are great Tim! You’re bringing watch nuts stuff that make us feel alive
Very interesting conversation. Nice collection. I really enjoy the discussions with collectors of watches that are not outrageously unobtainable by most. Thanks for sharing Tony.
Finally an episode with a watch that I own. I love my Citizen Garrison Eco-Drive field watch, mine is the green dial version 😊
I didn’t even know the name of the watch! Thanks for pointing it out. I have a Hamilton Khaki but I still go back to this one. It sits on my window sill and I use it to set the time for my other watches when I wind them! 😂
Love his passion and collection
Very much resonate with this video as a trumpet player and watch collector. Amazing content as usual!
I love that blue-dialed limited edition Oris. As a musician, the Seiko metronome/tuner is the one that caught my attention.
Interesting watches for an interesting dude. Cool stuff thanks guys!
Truly a great interview. I looked it. More please…
I love how they descibe a grail watch
Wow. This is beautiful and professional
Outstanding job - wonderful interview.
I wonder if he watches Teddy Baldassare and found out that way about the Seiko Metronome:) as if was the case for me^^
Wonderful interview
Next Time anybody is in Hamburg and wants to Buy a Watch check a Andreas Hentschel Watch. Unique Master Pieces.
That Seiko metronome/tuner watch is pretty incredible.
Excellent video! And that Oris is absolutely gorgeous!
Great conversation, and great collection!
This is great!
What a nice fellow, passing his covid onto the residents of Edinburgh, just to get his moonswatch….lets hope no one died because of it. 😢
I was set on buying the alpinist and I also had the same feeling with it and did not buy!! Great conversation!
The effort for an entire moonswatch collection 😮
Great assortment. Curious why that Cartier was so much more expensive in Paris
The Euro/Dollar conversion I guess
@@mdo5121 with VAT return shouldn’t be an issue but oh well. Ha
I hope you can forgive our misplaced Corvette image during the Porsche narration!
Best,
Tim
You guys cracked me up--"Uranus" I want it, lol! But seriously, a very cheap and collectible watch that has made history for swatch. A must have for all collectors in my opinion
I mentioned on a Jack Forster's video that older movements/calibres from around the mid century that were mass produced looked like Haute Horology work and today, honestly speaking, put aside the advancements in cases, dials and materials, the calibres/movements of today are so industrial that they can be an eye sore. Look at the movements in Tissot, oh my God is all I can say. This has to end. Tudor did step up with their new calibres but it still needs work, Omega is definitely doing well there but I still think most brands have to step up. Grand Seiko should be an industry darling and silly enthusiasts do not want to patronise the brand but are awaiting bargains on the secondary.
Great video, lovely collection. Sadly, the car geek in me can’t resist saying that the car shown at 4m8s is not a Porsche Cayman R. Actually looks like a Corvette but like I said, it’s neither here nor there except to a car geek like me. Perhaps Corvette or Porsche may have more to say but who’s listening except other Corvette or Porsche fanatics? 🤪
I sent a picture of the Porsche but they used the Z06 pic instead. I replaced the Cayman R with the Z06 for more of the right foot fun factor.
@@tptboy1974 I' clueless about how an image of a Corvette was used there. I'm a Corvette purist and would have put a hard "stop" on that image in the P-car slot if I'd known.
Best,
Tim
Probably would have kept the part about going to the Swatch store every single day with Covid to myself.
Great interview!!!
I am also considering the Tank must for my wife as an engagement gift; what a first watch to have for her collection, it is very feminine, elegant and timeless, Pricing is steep but where else can you find an iconic watch at that price from an iconic brand? As a WIS, it is most likely my worst purchase from a value stand point.
"A porsche cayman R..." (picture of a corvette) 😂
I noticed the same thing!
Great show!
I love this collection! I think the Oris is my favorite watch here, it's different, but has a very beautiful dial.
I must admit, I don't understand the appeal of the MoonSwatch. I guess it's cool in a 'completing a sticker book'-sort of way to collect all of them, but I don't see the appeal of wearing thise watches at all.
Most of my watches are grails-they are watches I saw else where and have dreamt about since then, it can be super cheap or expensive, in my opinion and from my own experience
Ya bro. I can never justify buy a watch more than $3000. I don’t believe houses and trucks are worth what they are. Especially houses. I built them. They are worth 68% of they are selling for. Before 2019. Anyways. I learned so much on this channel. But I don’t wish for any of the super high end pieces. Unless I’m worth 100bill. But omega is the best bang for buck. Then like oris and Hamilton. I DO want Cartier. I want fiddy fathoms. But realistically I would only wear the fiddy inside my house. I can wear the Cartier on weekdays. But in the plants and riding horses. I do omega and Hamilton. I’m know to be rough. I’m rough around the edges. So if I break my eco drives and jazzys at home or at work. Then I prolly wear the lux brand when playing PS4 only. I do love watches tho. More so on the movement than what they are on my wrist. I appreciate the ingenuity
depends on what goes "bang" for you. Some love specs. Some love design. Some love finishing. Some love unique design/materials.
@@tonyl7000 Column wheel vertical clutch chromo with Safty mechanism,
@@tonyl7000 true that
4:12 That's not a Porsche...
Let's just say I'm a Corvette guy, and I consider this sacrilege. P-cars and Vettes do not mix.
Best,
Tim
Am I the only one who thought that people who played in the orchestra were starving artists? 😁 Great car and watch collection.
When you're playing in the Philly Orchestra, you've paid your dues. That's payback time, no pun intended.
He plays in one of the best orchestras in the world, it’s not the podunk philharmonic
Same. I got into watches by wearing fakes when I was a young man. It made me aspire for the real deal.
Ok so the Omegas, BB58 & Santos are decent. Add a Rolex (Sub or Explorer) & call it a day.
Miata is always the answer, and every man needs a Rolex. Haha
Who’d really want to be Indians Jones though? He was always on the wrong side of history.
Come on buy a Rolex. Best watch in the world.
Rolex is the most famous brand and some of their older designs have a notable history but their watches are arguably not the best watches in the world by any metric especially currently.