Packing cubes were a lifesaver when i was backpacking in hostels. you can unpack your bag, without unpacking your bag. and just stack them up next to your bed causing no mess.
Dear TGV, I've been enjoying you channel for about 3 years or so now and I just wanted to say thank you again for an absolutely fantastic place to watch TH-cam. You're always classy, have great content and I just enjoy the things you bring to the channel. (Watches and other things, like the luggage). I enjoy watching so much. Thank you and I wish you all the best. Cheers
Such an informative episode for a traveler! I really enjoyed the travel luggage demo and the Philly train station details. It is so much fun being a tourist in a familiar city - no work pressures or time crunches.
But muh resale value and muh iNvEsTmEnT wAtChEs and muh _less than 1% year ROI._ There are watches under a $1,000 that are very supreme and _literally_ do anything that the stainless steel luxury watches _WIS_ fawn over can do; I have a hard time justifying the purchase of a luxury watch when the marginal benefits are so slim.
@@Mister_Phafanapolis You´re right. I own a 1985 Fat Lady amongst many other tickers. I learned during the recent years that an old TV screen case Seiko from the 70ties, or the latest Hamilton bronze case Khaki handwinder (hmmmmm) can make you just as happy. It is not the money behind a watch that makes me happy. It is the combination of multiple most different features, approaches, materials, precision etc. and sometimes the history and culture behind it+ the idea that it will not be alone for long.😉
Usually I prefer to just get down to the list of watches, forwarding as necessary, but I didn't this time. I loved how the watches helped tell your story, I was glued to the very end. Great video TGV!
My travel watches: For work: Longines Conquest . For work+leisure: Tag Professional 2000 or a Casio Edifice EFV-100 Leisure/Vacation travel:the Edifice or a GShock DW-5600
Everytime I used to tavel to Paris, I had also used to buy a new watch! I bought just a new one only for that... to travel. That day I bought an unexpensive Lorus cronograph wich has a Seiko quartz movement inside. Got everything I needed for the occasion. However the way you have shown this time is the correct one: taking with you a selection of your time pieces. All the gadgets you have recommended to us are awesome too! Thank you! Saludos!!
How the short overview of your travel collection turned into a guided tour of NYC... It is much appreciated! I also like your case and travel cubes, however I don't travel by train or plane nearly enough to pick them up for myself. It's almost a shame!
OMG, you are true Gentry, I saw him during this trip in fact. Hopefully he will return int future videos. miss him so much too. Thank you Hank, Best regards, TGV
A great return to form -- and hopefully prelude to the future -- for the channel, and a hugely enjoyable visit to NYC via your discerning eye for art, design, and the weirdness of the City. From a one time very frequent traveler, great respect for the efficiency and organization of your packing. My travel tip -- if they are not too funky inside, pack your new bluetooth speaker or other objects that need to be protected inside your sneakers for space efficiency. I have traveled to alot of challenging locals (e.g., Iraq, Sudan) for work and usually don't take the more dear watches -- love my Citizen titanium Promaster Diver and Yema Spacegraf Zero G as light, tough and, legible low-profile travel watches.
Sparked a bit of nostalgia. My father used to take me to Grand Central when I was a young child. The Oyster Bar, that ceiling, the taste of black and white cookies. Got the feels.
I travelled to NYC from Boston to check on a property I rent out and have not been to in a year and a half, saw some friends than did a few business meetings and was gone for 4 days, 3 nights the 1st week of June...I too bagged my annual high line walk, far too crowded. However, I also brought 4 watches in my 4 slot watch roll. An Oris Chronoris reissue black face rubber strap, A Sin white face red sec hands limited edition 104 on brown distressed leather, a Seiko Presage Cocktail Time Blue dial on bracelet and a Casio Sq G Shock. Cheers.
NYC has a charm after you move away from it me go back to visit. Kinda felt it in this vid. I usually travel with more 3 or 4 cameras and usually 2 or 3 watches.
God, I enjoyed this video. Vicarious travel at it’s best. Many thanks Tristano. Your comment about how odd it is to feel like a tourist in a city you lived for 10 years really struck a cord. I’m the same about London. Anyway, a wonderful video, it’s left me in such a good mood!
Great escapism I’ve totally enjoyed watching you take in NYC, my favourite travel watch is my inconspicuous vintage 16600 Sea Dweller. Nice luggage and fabulous watch collection.
Not sure how a Sea Dweller, even vintage, is inconspicuous. It's less blingy than the later models, especially the larger ones, but it's still recognizable.
@@raksh9 ...... Precisely......this was my point! I’m not interested in my everyday wearing watch being a show piece with embellishments of precious metals. The older Sea Dweller sits and fits better for the average wrist size, it’s not the 43mm or these newer 41mm models weighing in with more material and size presents. It’s understated proportions and functional simplicity make it inconspicuous. Not that I don’t like occasionally wearing a more blingy watch, it’s just the exception to the rule for my taste or more summer wearing experience when I choice to.
Quality Quality episode TGV.. I enjoy the travelling 🧳 Ones!!! Great attention to detail and some very interesting facts along the way!! My Must travel watch has to be the SKX .. either of them.. Hopefully I will be travelling more soon!! Great content!! I hope you managed to see little Ernie while you were back in the big 🍏!! BMJ ENGLAND 🏴
Great travel video and I felt like I was with you in NYC. Having not visited Manhattan since 2019 due to the pandemic, it was wonderful to see it again through your lens. My favorite travel watch is my G-Shock DW5600-E as I prefer to keep a low profile when on the road.
For travel: - If I’m going to the beach, I grab my TAG Heuer 2000 auto. - If I’m going hiking & camping, I wear my Casio Pathfinder. - I really like my Squale GMT if I’m transiting time zones or for just about any occasion! - I can never go wrong with my Seiko SARB035; it’s so versatile! On the bracelet, it’s great for casual wear; I put a leather band on if I need to dress it up a bit. - I love a G-Shock, too! The only problem is, they won’t lie flat for packing...
Grazie Tristiano, really enjoyed this one. Good way to unwind after a hectic day. Planning to visit NYC next year for the first time, grand central will be a must on the list and won’t be forgetting my watch roll 😉
LOL I will tell her, thank you number 1 😉👍 Hopefully trips over the pond soon 🤞🤞🤞 LONG over due, 2019 feels a decade ago. I hope all is cushty with you. Best regards, TGV
Very well-made video! I am lucky enough to live 40 minutes away from magical NYC, but I still don’t get there as often as I would like. This video makes me feel like I am in the heart of Manhattan. Excellent job as always.
Glycine Airman Base22 GMT is my go-to watch for travel. Versatile, robust, and doesn't attract unwanted attention. It would fall short for a dressy occasion, but otherwise it'll tackle everything else!
TGV eating "huevos rotos con chorizo" in the city were you could find every food that is made around the world. Nice choice. Great video and greetings from Madrid
What a joyful visit. Than you so much for letting us tag along with you. My favorite three watch ravel st is...... Travel/Dress Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT mk2 Hard core travel/daily is the Sinn 856 UTC Pilot I would pick '67 Omega Speedmaster on a Dangerous9straps Satin Ostrich leg for a night on the town. Cheers TGV Jim
Always a pleasure my friend! I hope this finds you well. Thank you as always for the continued support, it never goes unnoticed. Onwards and upwards! Best regards, TGV
I love NYC!!! My first couple of visits my neck always hurt! Why? Because when you live in the suburbs of London, you are always looking up in NYC!!!! Cannot wait to travel again! Needless to say, great upload!
Thank you Sorin, I have a lot of friends from Romania, great country, they always show so much respect and friendship, whenever I meet people from Romania, they always have my instant camaraderie. I am proud to have you in the Gentry! Best regards, TG
Love the choice of music on this one. And my favourite travel watches? There's still the Squale 1521 Azure, but then the Grand Seiko SBGV245, the Seiko Uemura SPB153, the Baltic Aquascaphe GMT, the Yema Flygraf and Speedgraf and my trusty Nomos Ahoi Neomatik Dunkel come to mind. Most of what I buy has 100m WR as a default, including the Archimede Pilot 39, so anything goes for travel, all the way down to my Amphibia budget-banger.
Totally awesome video.!! I truly felt like I was taking an actual vacation just looking at your well edited and photographed video. I even feel guilty now for not picking up half of the tab!
What a wonderful video, I truly miss the vlogs of yours My favorite travel watch is the Tudor Black Bay GMT. I just adore that snowflakes handset and the styling of the watch with its vintage-oriented design just melts my heart every time I look at it. Definitely one watch on my wish list~
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Now all I need are four new watches and a ticket to NYC.
That’s the spirt
Packing cubes were a lifesaver when i was backpacking in hostels. you can unpack your bag, without unpacking your bag. and just stack them up next to your bed causing no mess.
Dear TGV, I've been enjoying you channel for about 3 years or so now and I just wanted to say thank you again for an absolutely fantastic place to watch TH-cam. You're always classy, have great content and I just enjoy the things you bring to the channel. (Watches and other things, like the luggage). I enjoy watching so much. Thank you and I wish you all the best. Cheers
Such an informative episode for a traveler! I really enjoyed the travel luggage demo and the Philly train station details. It is so much fun being a tourist in a familiar city - no work pressures or time crunches.
anyone knows any other traveler videos he did?
The perfect watch is what you buy and don't get into debt haha.
But muh resale value and muh iNvEsTmEnT wAtChEs and muh _less than 1% year ROI._
There are watches under a $1,000 that are very supreme and _literally_ do anything that the stainless steel luxury watches _WIS_ fawn over can do; I have a hard time justifying the purchase of a luxury watch when the marginal benefits are so slim.
@@Mister_Phafanapolis You´re right. I own a 1985 Fat Lady amongst many other tickers. I learned during the recent years that an old TV screen case Seiko from the 70ties, or the latest Hamilton bronze case Khaki handwinder (hmmmmm) can make you just as happy. It is not the money behind a watch that makes me happy. It is the combination of multiple most different features, approaches, materials, precision etc. and sometimes the history and culture behind it+ the idea that it will not be alone for long.😉
"You're probably going to hear a lot of wind... I apologize, we just had some amazing Spanish food".
😆
Classic Urban Gentry video, love it. Travel tips, watches, nice locations, fun narrative. This is you at your best, keep it up.
“People always think you’re there to collect” 😂
Collecting watches indeed, for a start;)
@@geraudlabellie8133 👍👍👍👍
I love the class you add to your shows. Such a rarity these days.
A super presentation - especially the music and sound editing - btw, I lived in NYC for 10 years myself.
Thank you my friend, anyone who can live in NYC for 10 years deserves immediate respect.
I doff my cap to you sir!
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry how long did you live in NYC for I don't know you had relocated where did you go to?
5 watches for travelling from my collection? Well, that’s my whole collection.
Me too; makes packing easy!
sounds someone doesn´t own enough watches🤣🤣🤣
Lovely video with just the right amount of watch talk and travel talk! Very inspirational!
Missed the travel vlogs! I watched a couple from the archives earlier today. Great video as always TGV 🦖
Usually I prefer to just get down to the list of watches, forwarding as necessary, but I didn't this time. I loved how the watches helped tell your story, I was glued to the very end. Great video TGV!
My travel watches:
For work: Longines Conquest .
For work+leisure: Tag Professional 2000 or a Casio Edifice EFV-100
Leisure/Vacation travel:the Edifice or a GShock DW-5600
Longines conquest... Nice pick sir!
Efv-100 is such an underated gem!
@@grady60 It is! It is an affordable watch that works for most occasions.
Everytime I used to tavel to Paris, I had also used to buy a new watch!
I bought just a new one only for that... to travel. That day I bought an unexpensive Lorus cronograph wich has a Seiko quartz movement inside. Got everything I needed for the occasion. However the way you have shown this time is the correct one: taking with you a selection of your time pieces. All the gadgets you have recommended to us are awesome too!
Thank you!
Saludos!!
Fun video. You’ve not lost it. Interesting sights we walk past without realising.
Great little jaunt. Thank you for bringing us along.
This is one of my favorite episodes. Thank you! Greetings from Chile!
How the short overview of your travel collection turned into a guided tour of NYC... It is much appreciated!
I also like your case and travel cubes, however I don't travel by train or plane nearly enough to pick them up for myself. It's almost a shame!
Excellent, excellent video TGV!! So good to see you travelling again! Take care.
Since my country still in lockdown... your video is the thing I'm looking forward everyweek.
Loved this one. So glad to see you vlogging again. I really miss the days of you exploring NYC with Ernest the hound!!!
OMG, you are true Gentry, I saw him during this trip in fact. Hopefully he will return int future videos.
miss him so much too.
Thank you Hank,
Best regards,
TGV
A great return to form -- and hopefully prelude to the future -- for the channel, and a hugely enjoyable visit to NYC via your discerning eye for art, design, and the weirdness of the City. From a one time very frequent traveler, great respect for the efficiency and organization of your packing. My travel tip -- if they are not too funky inside, pack your new bluetooth speaker or other objects that need to be protected inside your sneakers for space efficiency. I have traveled to alot of challenging locals (e.g., Iraq, Sudan) for work and usually don't take the more dear watches -- love my Citizen titanium Promaster Diver and Yema Spacegraf Zero G as light, tough and, legible low-profile travel watches.
Sparked a bit of nostalgia. My father used to take me to Grand Central when I was a young child. The Oyster Bar, that ceiling, the taste of black and white cookies. Got the feels.
That brushed finish on the G-Shock looks fantastic!! Well played good Sir!!!!!
Bellissimo vlog, grazie perché è come se stessi viaggiando insieme a te mentre guardo il video! Ciao!
Loved this video! Good to see you my friend! Cheers!
Thanks for making us visit NYC with you!
Classy content and a KILLER soundtrack! Congrats!
This fella makes a track suit look enviably good
Calm down, brother. He's not David Beckham, he looks very nerdy actually
@@angusyoung5398 LOL jealous much? 😂
@@angusyoung5398 a nerdy soccer hooligan
@@angusyoung5398 YMMV
Fantastic video. Love travelogues. Nice work.
Favorite travel watch: Batman! A very close second is my Navi. Thank you TGV.
As always, great video.
I’m looking forward to a travel vlog back in the UK - hope you get to head back to see your family soon
You make a travel vlog seem like a museum documentary
TGV I’ve been following you for years and you got me obsessed with watches and horology.
Love you videos TGV. Watch collecting has been such a great journey and has brought me so much joy. Thanks for getting me into watches.
Splendid choices ! Love the Squale !
Wow I loved the brushed look on your casio using the sandpaper nice one!
I travelled to NYC from Boston to check on a property I rent out and have not been to in a year and a half, saw some friends than did a few business meetings and was gone for 4 days, 3 nights the 1st week of June...I too bagged my annual high line walk, far too crowded. However, I also brought 4 watches in my 4 slot watch roll. An Oris Chronoris reissue black face rubber strap, A Sin white face red sec hands limited edition 104 on brown distressed leather, a Seiko Presage Cocktail Time Blue dial on bracelet and a Casio Sq G Shock. Cheers.
Every time I get a notification that there's a new The Urban Gentry video, I know class is in session. Thank you, professor!
Your city videos are always great. Thanks.
NYC has a charm after you move away from it me go back to visit. Kinda felt it in this vid. I usually travel with more 3 or 4 cameras and usually 2 or 3 watches.
Nice to see you out and about and in good health. Looks like you had a blast.
Great to see this style of video again. Cheers!
God, I enjoyed this video. Vicarious travel at it’s best. Many thanks Tristano. Your comment about how odd it is to feel like a tourist in a city you lived for 10 years really struck a cord. I’m the same about London. Anyway, a wonderful video, it’s left me in such a good mood!
Fantastic video, loved the break up between different segments of photography, watch talk and history
The sandpaper mod on that G-Shock is a great idea. Vastly improved the look of that piece in my opinion!
Great escapism I’ve totally enjoyed watching you take in NYC, my favourite travel watch is my inconspicuous vintage 16600 Sea Dweller. Nice luggage and fabulous watch collection.
Not sure how a Sea Dweller, even vintage, is inconspicuous. It's less blingy than the later models, especially the larger ones, but it's still recognizable.
@@raksh9 ......
Precisely......this was my point! I’m not interested in my everyday wearing watch being a show piece with embellishments of precious metals. The older Sea Dweller sits and fits better for the average wrist size, it’s not the 43mm or these newer 41mm models weighing in with more material and size presents. It’s understated proportions and functional simplicity make it inconspicuous. Not that I don’t like occasionally wearing a more blingy watch, it’s just the exception to the rule for my taste or more summer wearing experience when I choice to.
A Gentry homecoming, as it were. Many happy returns, TGV. Best-David
New York is awesome. Has an energy to it!! Have a great time!
Thoroughly enjoyed the video, thank you!
Me and my wife did visit The Intrepid Museum when in NY (in Feb 2018). Simply amazing museum!
I've been waiting for you to make a travel video and you did not disappoint TGV!
Thanks for the great content!
Quality Quality episode TGV.. I enjoy the travelling 🧳 Ones!!! Great attention to detail and some very interesting facts along the way!! My Must travel watch has to be the SKX .. either of them.. Hopefully I will be travelling more soon!! Great content!! I hope you managed to see little Ernie while you were back in the big 🍏!! BMJ ENGLAND 🏴
Great video TGV. You sure know how to set the mood with the music and editing. Brings me back to the channel's begining.
Great travel video and I felt like I was with you in NYC. Having not visited Manhattan since 2019 due to the pandemic, it was wonderful to see it again through your lens. My favorite travel watch is my G-Shock DW5600-E as I prefer to keep a low profile when on the road.
Pure class TGV matching the Tudor to your shirt! Bravo👊
Big fan of you and your videos. Always hyped to see a new one so, keep it up TGV! Cheers🙋
Thank you so much Olek, I deeply appreciate that, it motivates me greatly.
O&U!
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry that's all I wish for mate! Never expected a reply, thanks🙂
For travel:
- If I’m going to the beach, I grab my TAG Heuer 2000 auto.
- If I’m going hiking & camping, I wear my Casio Pathfinder.
- I really like my Squale GMT if I’m transiting time zones or for just about any occasion!
- I can never go wrong with my Seiko SARB035; it’s so versatile! On the bracelet, it’s great for casual wear; I put a leather band on if I need to dress it up a bit.
- I love a G-Shock, too! The only problem is, they won’t lie flat for packing...
Spent my last 3 hours watching TGV and now you upload a new video. Can’t wait to see this one
Wow, thank you so much Dave, I deeply deeply appreciate that!
You are now true Gentry! Welcome my friend.
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry thanks TGV, from a fellow brit, enjoy seeing you keep the culture in your heart 👍 have a cup of tea for me 😊
I enjoyed that! Great mix of interests.
Grazie Tristiano, really enjoyed this one. Good way to unwind after a hectic day. Planning to visit NYC next year for the first time, grand central will be a must on the list and won’t be forgetting my watch roll 😉
T,
Loved this video. The work by your glamorous assistant was second to none! Best as always. Matthew
LOL I will tell her, thank you number 1 😉👍 Hopefully trips over the pond soon 🤞🤞🤞
LONG over due, 2019 feels a decade ago.
I hope all is cushty with you.
Best regards,
TGV
Very well-made video! I am lucky enough to live 40 minutes away from magical NYC, but I still don’t get there as often as I would like. This video makes me feel like I am in the heart of Manhattan. Excellent job as always.
I loved that "che schifo!" at 11:35 😂
Well produced and entertaining as usual.
Glycine Airman Base22 GMT is my go-to watch for travel. Versatile, robust, and doesn't attract unwanted attention. It would fall short for a dressy occasion, but otherwise it'll tackle everything else!
TGV eating "huevos rotos con chorizo" in the city were you could find every food that is made around the world. Nice choice.
Great video and greetings from Madrid
Wonderful weekend trip.
That suitcase is really special, thanks for sharing
Never been to NYC, but it’s on my bucket list! Many thanks for the tour! Cheers from Canada.
As always I enjoyed your vidios, nice tour in New York and I also like your Squale watch the most from all the watches you showed. Stay save.
As usual, another great Video from TGV, I also like the Casio being part of the collection!!
Thank you Steve,
Best regards,
TGV
What a joyful visit. Than you so much for letting us tag along with you.
My favorite three watch ravel st is......
Travel/Dress Christopher Ward C60 Trident GMT mk2
Hard core travel/daily is the Sinn 856 UTC Pilot
I would pick '67 Omega Speedmaster on a Dangerous9straps Satin Ostrich leg for a night on the town.
Cheers TGV
Jim
Thoroughly enjoyed the whirlwind tour of NYC. Thanks for taking us along.
Always a pleasure my friend! I hope this finds you well.
Thank you as always for the continued support, it never goes unnoticed.
Onwards and upwards!
Best regards,
TGV
A good old Vlog in NYC! My travel watch is my good old skx 009! It goes with everything, is super comfy and I can do just about anything with it.
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
Oh TGV, we DO want to see more travel vlogs! As awesome as ever!
I love NYC!!! My first couple of visits my neck always hurt! Why? Because when you live in the suburbs of London, you are always looking up in NYC!!!! Cannot wait to travel again! Needless to say, great upload!
Good to see you traveling my friend! Looking forward to many more places to visit.
Cheers 🥂
Me too!!! Thank you Farshid, I hope you are well my friend.
Have a great evening!
Best regards,
TGV
I love your videos. My perfect five watch collection would be three Komandirskies and two Amphibias. Perfect is somewhat subjective.
You should toss in a Seagull 1963. Love those Vostoks though.
Great video, loved it!
Good to see you travel again TGV! Thank you for the video and Salut from Romania! 🙏 🤝 🇷🇴
Thank you Sorin, I have a lot of friends from Romania, great country, they always show so much respect and friendship, whenever I meet people from Romania, they always have my instant camaraderie. I am proud to have you in the Gentry!
Best regards,
TG
Haha your videos are all organic is all i can say. Love it and keep it up brotha
So nice to come back to my favorite channel. Almost forgot how relaxing and entertaining it is.
so great! thanks for taking us with you on your trip, I enjoyed it a lot! Best regards from Switzerland, Nico
I love that black and gold gothic building right down the block there from your hotel
Love the choice of music on this one. And my favourite travel watches? There's still the Squale 1521 Azure, but then the Grand Seiko SBGV245, the Seiko Uemura SPB153, the Baltic Aquascaphe GMT, the Yema Flygraf and Speedgraf and my trusty Nomos Ahoi Neomatik Dunkel come to mind. Most of what I buy has 100m WR as a default, including the Archimede Pilot 39, so anything goes for travel, all the way down to my Amphibia budget-banger.
Thank you TGV for another great personal traveling video! I love them! Stay healthy and well! Nick 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😃😃😃🌊🌊🌊😎😎😎
Fantastic video TGV! I’ve missed travel videos like this one. Great to see this type of content again! Cheers🍸
Great watches , great city, great places and great video… I really enjoyed it … keep up the great work .. cheers from Mexico
Totally awesome video.!! I truly felt like I was taking an actual vacation just looking at your well edited and photographed video. I even feel guilty now for not picking up half of the tab!
Love seeing just a vlog w you visiting and showing off familiar architecture, very nice my man
Thank you so much Jacob, 😎🥂
Best regards,
TGV
I love this City. Nice to see you back there.
Thank you Sebastian, always great to hear from you.
Best regards,
TGV
Such a personality, a pleasure to watch as always.
What a wonderful video, I truly miss the vlogs of yours
My favorite travel watch is the Tudor Black Bay GMT. I just adore that snowflakes handset and the styling of the watch with its vintage-oriented design just melts my heart every time I look at it. Definitely one watch on my wish list~
One primary watch and one beater/exercise watch. Traveling with more than that is insane, I know because I used to do it.
I look forward to a TGV narrated audio book on watch enthusiasm. That G Shock is absolutely stellar.