For everybody who didnt read the article: JCB actually forgot that they would come to film Talking watches so they just worked with the stuff he had at home at that time. Imagine what he has in the bank...
so what watches have caught your eye since watcing some of these series? i have a few on my list that are not here. but equally nice. if you want email me and we can trade pictures and just chat away about the watches we found. most of the ones im eyeing right now include the Helbros Invincible Men's Watch 1970's German 17 Jewel Manual Movement Gold Plated Case, Men's Invicta Specialty Mechanical Watch with Silver Dial (Model: 17187, Men's Citizen Eco-Drive™ Military-Inspired Black Out Watch (Model: BM8475-00F), Men's Citizen Eco-Drive™ Chronograph Rose-Tone Stainless Steel Watch with Black Dial (Model: AO9003-08E). among others. email me if you want to chat more about watches. my email is mlperry90@live.com.
konatown5 have you seen the 1970 heuer pvd black monacco darklord? your thought? this is my next baby. it will be my first skeleton see the movement type watch. www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=42622146 i bought this one today.. www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12938189&pdi=16&catId=2638623&cp=2629216.2638623&page=2&kpc=1 originally i had this. i like it but i dont think im a fan of radio controlled watches. i feel like they are more likely to have interference. www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=53524696&pdi=6&catId=2638623&cp=2638623 before that one i exchanged it for this one. the one above had more timezones. i like the 2 toneness of it though. www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12346235 my next watch if i can find it will be one of these www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4038976 www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11476843 or this one if i can find it for sure..i dont trust this website. people have talked about how they get scammed. www.etsy.com/listing/209711560/helbros-invincible-mens-watch-1970s?ref=related-7
konatown5 ill get the invictus skeleton type next week. im excited. i can see myself doing this for a long time to come. so in your opinion how many watches is too many? i dont think you can have too many but you dont need hundreds in my opinion. price tags aside if you like the watch and it makes you excited when you put it on. i think you should own it. do you recommend any watches for me to check out?
michael perry And he's just so happy. It's like watching a kid in his own candy shop. It's hard to watch any of the other Talking Watches episodes after seeing this. None of those guys can even compare to his level of knowledge (and the watches in his collection...damn...) I'd be interested in a TW with Thierry Stern though...
This guy is a big big fish. Not only he exudes wrist-watch wisdom, but he has a couple of Van Gogh's hanging in his wall... I'm gonna watch again. And again.
@@stevendouglas3860 there considered affordable by the wealthy your average submariner is 8-10 thousand dollars, your average royal oak about double, pateks 40-55 thousand
@@stevendouglas3860 I think because Rolex movements are not very complicated or interesting mechanically. Rolex watches are very good quality, but complication wise, their most advanced watch is the Sky Dweller with it's annual calendar, which they only started producing recently.
Im definitely not the first to say this but this is the best episode. Jean-Claude has been the most interesting person talked too, arguably the best collection, and the information being talked about was the best. I had no issue watching the entire video, then wish there was more. If possible please do as many videos as possible with Jean, whether its an interview or what ever. Itll always be great for the channel
Have you ever seen someone speak with such passion for watches? Such an energetic guy, Biver is. It's refreshing to see a seasoned collector and connoisseur with a truly one-of-a-kind classic collection wearing something slightly ridiculous like the Big Bang. It shows that he simply loves watches and not just the elitism and snobbery that often follows.
This is my favorite episode and I find myself coming back over and over again. From the beautiful scenery shots to the music to Mr.Biver's story telling, it's truly the best.
TheGodEmperorofMankind I cut timber for a living and I wear a sub on a bund strap. If I did not wear it to work there would be no point in having it cause I would rarely get to enjoy it. Of course it’s not in the same category as these watches but it’s not in gshock category either. If you can’t afford to loose it you can’t afford to own it. Gosh I hope I never have to eat those words.
Jean-Claude is great. He is so enthusiastic when he talks about his life and watch collection, which makes the video so much more interesting. Great job Hodinkee!
Second time Im watching this interview. Easily on my top three of Talking Watches. Solid interview, just the right amount of passion, historical facts and behind the scenes knowledge. Also he has charisma.
It's been 5 years since I watched this interview for the first time. I'm keep watching again and again.. Sometimes several times a day! JCB is huge We need more interviews! It's about time
this is the first episode of talking watch that i didnt miss a single second. great questions asked, and even better answers. Truly a remarkable journey of Jean Claude Biver. Through him, we can see and absorb the entire process of the brands’ evolutions.
First time watching this interview as I'm new to the watch world and I have to say this one is timeless. Have been binge watching Hodinkee Talking Watches non stop. You guys are great.
You know, I've skipped this episode a bunch of times because I wasn't sure who he was...but man he was very interesting. So glad I finally watched it. Such a fascinating man. He's lived an interesting life, and what and awesome collection
The enthusiasm and joy this man has for watches is contagious, as well as quite heart- warming and, honestly, revitalizing to see. Very very enjoyable, thank you, Hodinkee.
In a written interview, Jean-Claude said the one thing he would like to do is tour the Rolex factory, which of course contains secret manufacturing techniques. That was an interesting comment from a Patek collector.
This is BY FAR the best video ever made about watches anywhere in the world at all times! You WILL NOT SEE all these watches togheter in another collection.Trully amazing
Cannot count the number of times i've seen this episode, 6 years have gone by and i still come back wanting to hear his passion for watches. Sad that he auctioned off a few of those remarkable pieces from his collection.
love this interview, with all the snobbery that one can find in the watch world Jean-Claude Biver comes across really down to earth, makes me think differently about LVMH.
This man is more knowledgable on watches than I will likely be on anything in my entire life, but honestly fuck this trend towards lumping stupidly oversized watches on your wrist.
Just to put it into perspective, his dog is sleeping (and slobbering and worse) on a pure silk Persian rug with a ridiculously detailed pattern... I conservatively estimate that that rug alone would be worth something in the 6 figure range. If it is a notable maker or is older than 50 years, then it would be considerably more expensive.
The greatest watch interview ever. I've watched it 10 times since it came out. Truly. I sat my kids down yesterday afternoon to watch this delightful genius. My youngest at 12; said I'd really like to meet him. Thank you sir for this wonderful industry. Great interview Ben.
Such an amazing dude. I didn't even know he'd basically revived Blancpain. I only really knew about AP and his time with LVMH, because of the rivalry and whatnot. The Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe and Bathyscaphe Chrono is my grail watch, followed by an Royal Oak. And if I somehow had that FU money, I'd also have an Aquanaut and/or Nautilus.
Wow!!! The history and knowledge this man possessed is phenomenal. What a collection and in mint condition. I felt truly bless listening to this man. Thank you...
The biggest name in mechanical watches. The rejuvenation maestro of elite brands and everything we know about watches these days. I'm melting with nostalgia and sheer awe as I type this.
like I said before this guy has amazing enthusiasm his love for watches and knowledge on horology of people and the watch industry makes a man like him a valuable asset in a company and the world thanks for the sharing.
I've watched this episode the most....like my 6th time now, who knows jz a great episode. JCB is so captivating and draws you in when you start watching, u have to watch to the end. The watches are a bonus!
Interesting fact that years ago Jean-Claude Biver was delivering watches by himself to his customers. This is one of these reasons why he is such a successful person.
Coming back to this video in 2024, those 'masterpieces' he talks about at 11:16 are actually pretty good value on the used market. They're probably not popular because the cases are small, but they're gorgeous watches. Seems like a bit of a shame how Swatch has handled Blancpain since they acquired it. It seems like the brand has had difficult times at least since this video was released, which is 10 years ago now.
a living legend...best one so far, but makes me wonder...of the head of Hublot does not collect his own brand and goes for P.P. why should anyone else do??? Awesome job!
I never had anything more expensive than a basic Casio in my life and don't really understand the "passion" for watches that cost tens, hundrets of thousands or millions. The watches this gentleman has are even visually mindblowing, just wow.
Great episode! Love getting Biver's insights on Royal Oak, Nautilus and Big Bang. Helps put them all into perspective. Also on building the Blancpain Brand...
Anybody else think that the people who do the program do a fantastic job of just listening to the guests and not talking to much and allowing them to tell their fascinating stories
I am a failure - At one of the lowest points in my life ... Yet this great man Mr. Biver made me smile several times with his smile - His passion - His knowledge - His collection ... I even smiled when I saw his dogs :) I bet even his pets have a passion for the ultimate Horological rarities and masterpieces and love Patek ;) On that table are tens of millions of dollars worth of Grail watches ... And here I sit alone in the dark trying to talk myself out of committing suicide. May God forgive my sins and have mercy on my soul. *** One last thing before I go. This Genius Mr. Biver reminded me of a quote by Winston Churchill that goes something like this : I am not hard to please - As I am easily satisfied with the best ***
What an amazing interview! And those Philppe Patek's. Nothing short of beautiful and legendary time pieces. Would love to own just one of them. Hopefully, one day.
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Anybody else come back to this episode every now and then?
+Lewis Allen Yep! Easily the best episode.
+Pasquale Franze: Oh yea, multiple times!
I just watched for the fourth or fifth time. His Patek's are just mesmerizing
Ur not alone! :D
I do
For everybody who didnt read the article: JCB actually forgot that they would come to film Talking watches so they just worked with the stuff he had at home at that time. Imagine what he has in the bank...
And the guy has his AP Grande Complication Pocket watch just sitting at home. Like what?
how baller is it that my man just FORGOT he was going to film a talking watches interview that day
This legitimately hurts
@@ttly1384 imagine the basement walk-in safe this guy has
Imagine his cars
The year is 2023, almost a decade later and this is still the best Talking Watches episode. A part 2 is looooong overdue...
i could listen to this man talk for hours. his wealth of knowledge with collector watches is amazing.
konatown5
i saw it already. i also like jj redick, fabrizio scotti and eric chu
so what watches have caught your eye since watcing some of these series? i have a few on my list that are not here. but equally nice. if you want email me and we can trade pictures and just chat away about the watches we found. most of the ones im eyeing right now include the Helbros Invincible Men's Watch 1970's German 17 Jewel Manual Movement Gold Plated Case, Men's Invicta Specialty Mechanical Watch with Silver Dial (Model: 17187, Men's Citizen Eco-Drive™ Military-Inspired Black Out Watch (Model: BM8475-00F), Men's Citizen Eco-Drive™ Chronograph Rose-Tone Stainless Steel Watch with Black Dial (Model: AO9003-08E). among others. email me if you want to chat more about watches. my email is mlperry90@live.com.
konatown5
have you seen the 1970 heuer pvd black monacco darklord? your thought?
this is my next baby. it will be my first skeleton see the movement type watch.
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=42622146
i bought this one today..
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12938189&pdi=16&catId=2638623&cp=2629216.2638623&page=2&kpc=1
originally i had this. i like it but i dont think im a fan of radio controlled watches. i feel like they are more likely to have interference.
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=53524696&pdi=6&catId=2638623&cp=2638623
before that one i exchanged it for this one. the one above had more timezones.
i like the 2 toneness of it though.
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12346235
my next watch if i can find it will be
one of these
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4038976
www.gordonsjewelers.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11476843
or this one if i can find it for sure..i dont trust this website. people have talked about how they get scammed.
www.etsy.com/listing/209711560/helbros-invincible-mens-watch-1970s?ref=related-7
konatown5
ill get the invictus skeleton type next week. im excited. i can see myself doing this for a long time to come. so in your opinion how many watches is too many?
i dont think you can have too many but you dont need hundreds in my opinion. price tags aside if you like the watch and it makes you excited when you put it on. i think you should own it. do you recommend any watches for me to check out?
michael perry And he's just so happy. It's like watching a kid in his own candy shop. It's hard to watch any of the other Talking Watches episodes after seeing this. None of those guys can even compare to his level of knowledge (and the watches in his collection...damn...)
I'd be interested in a TW with Thierry Stern though...
Jean-Claude is a real-life Bond villain. "Is that a QUARRRRRTZZZZZ Mister Bond?"
Bond: Do you expect me to simply wade in the pool? Biver: NO, Mr. Bond I expect you to dive!
@@sskumariyer EXCELLENT. (Your comment fully merits the CAPS LOCK).
LMFAO
Haha !
This guy is a riot. Absolutely amazing he's been able to keep this enthusiasm about something for all these years...and work within the industry.
This guy is a big big fish. Not only he exudes wrist-watch wisdom, but he has a couple of Van Gogh's hanging in his wall... I'm gonna watch again. And again.
I noticed he ain't got a Rolex. .. are they ........well "common as muck ? ?
@@stevendouglas3860 there considered affordable by the wealthy your average submariner is 8-10 thousand dollars, your average royal oak about double, pateks 40-55 thousand
@@kevinmorrice this is true, but Rolex and Biver are bit of rivals historically.
@@stevendouglas3860 I think because Rolex movements are not very complicated or interesting mechanically. Rolex watches are very good quality, but complication wise, their most advanced watch is the Sky Dweller with it's annual calendar, which they only started producing recently.
@Pat Bateman Incorrect
This is some magnificent storytelling!
555 Gear It is indeed!
Yeah watching it the 4th time!
Im definitely not the first to say this but this is the best episode. Jean-Claude has been the most interesting person talked too, arguably the best collection, and the information being talked about was the best. I had no issue watching the entire video, then wish there was more.
If possible please do as many videos as possible with Jean, whether its an interview or what ever. Itll always be great for the channel
I can listen to Jean Claude Biver talk all day
Danny Tran Would have loved to work with him!
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@@Noone_4334 q
Untouched!!
best Talking Watches episode ever!!!
Have you ever seen someone speak with such passion for watches? Such an energetic guy, Biver is.
It's refreshing to see a seasoned collector and connoisseur with a truly one-of-a-kind classic collection wearing something slightly ridiculous like the Big Bang. It shows that he simply loves watches and not just the elitism and snobbery that often follows.
Damn, that's millions of dollars on that table.
+Pasquale Franze Check Alfredo Paramico's $4 mil JB Champ Patek. His collection is well into 25-50 million dollars in estimate
And then some, can’t put a price on those bad boys!
I think the painting on the walls are more substantial valvable by an order of magnitude
best Talking Watches episode ever!!!
this guy is the watch emperor
Godfather i think loool
Untouched, untouched, unnnntouchedddd
Untouched!
never touched.
Untouched!!
it means , STOP TOUCHING IT !
@@munzirrafik7753 hahaha...
You know why this interview has 20min and the other apx. 10min? Because this gentleman is part of watch history.
This is my favorite episode and I find myself coming back over and over again. From the beautiful scenery shots to the music to Mr.Biver's story telling, it's truly the best.
Jean-Claude Biver is french Canadian for Justin Bieber.
Cat The Dog hahahaha rofl
Cat The Dog
Thanks for the info, now I lost my respect for the Jean-claude Biver.
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hahahahahahah as a Canadian I salute you sir
Well played sir, well played
I guess his G Shock collection is another vid.
He has Gshocks???
TheGodEmperorofMankind I cut timber for a living and I wear a sub on a bund strap. If I did not wear it to work there would be no point in having it cause I would rarely get to enjoy it. Of course it’s not in the same category as these watches but it’s not in gshock category either. If you can’t afford to loose it you can’t afford to own it. Gosh I hope I never have to eat those words.
@@Jamestreeman where can I cut timbre and afford a sub?
LustrousDuck27 I’m in the Midwest.
@@Jamestreeman I'm omw
I could sit down with him for days and just speak about watches. What an awesome guy he is.
Jean-Claude is great. He is so enthusiastic when he talks about his life and watch collection, which makes the video so much more interesting. Great job Hodinkee!
Best of the series, you can't get a more informed source than THIS guy.
Second time Im watching this interview. Easily on my top three of Talking Watches. Solid interview, just the right amount of passion, historical facts and behind the scenes knowledge. Also he has charisma.
the funny thing is that when Ben left the house he immediately took that Hublot of his wrist and threw it in the trashbin.
What an incredible collection from a guy with an amazing personality!
Jean-Claude Biver is a class act and he's got incredibly great taste and refinement in timepieces. Thanks for the video!
It's been 5 years since I watched this interview for the first time. I'm keep watching again and again.. Sometimes several times a day! JCB is huge
We need more interviews! It's about time
I love how animated and engaging he is while he tells his stories. I could listen to him for hours !!!
this is the first episode of talking watch that i didnt miss a single second. great questions asked, and even better answers. Truly a remarkable journey of Jean Claude Biver. Through him, we can see and absorb the entire process of the brands’ evolutions.
Possibly the most interesting 'talking watches' I've watched,
Absolutely inspirational how much this man has done for the swiss watch industry.
First time watching this interview as I'm new to the watch world and I have to say this one is timeless. Have been binge watching Hodinkee Talking Watches non stop. You guys are great.
I'm 25 years old and he has more enthusiasm and zest for life than me. What an amazing guy!!
You know, I've skipped this episode a bunch of times because I wasn't sure who he was...but man he was very interesting. So glad I finally watched it. Such a fascinating man. He's lived an interesting life, and what and awesome collection
You know you've made it big when you can score an interview with this man.
The enthusiasm and joy this man has for watches is contagious, as well as quite heart- warming and, honestly, revitalizing to see. Very very enjoyable, thank you, Hodinkee.
Ben, simply one of the best, most entertaining, interviews I've ever watched. I'm grinning. Love the passion and joy shown by you two! Thank you.
I come back to see this episode every now and then, to me this one of the best episode and a great timepiece history
In a written interview, Jean-Claude said the one thing he would like to do is tour the Rolex factory, which of course contains secret manufacturing techniques. That was an interesting comment from a Patek collector.
This guy is a GENIUS and legend. He is the definition of VISION. I wish to see more of this in modern watchmaking.
What a class act. Jean is a wealth of knowledge and a delight to listen to!
This is BY FAR the best video ever made about watches anywhere in the world at all times! You WILL NOT SEE all these watches togheter in another collection.Trully amazing
That is one crazy but very beautifull collection of Pateks.
And lots of kudo's for the host...very proffesional and spot on as usual.
Seven years later, I still watch this video regularly. Fantastic discourse.
That doggy like "I heard this damn story like 400 times already!"
Cannot count the number of times i've seen this episode, 6 years have gone by and i still come back wanting to hear his passion for watches. Sad that he auctioned off a few of those remarkable pieces from his collection.
love this interview, with all the snobbery that one can find in the watch world Jean-Claude Biver comes across really down to earth, makes me think differently about LVMH.
What a beast of a collection. A mini watch museum right there.
This man is more knowledgable on watches than I will likely be on anything in my entire life, but honestly fuck this trend towards lumping stupidly oversized watches on your wrist.
Its hard to believe 10 years has passed since I watched this first.
I love how hes passionate about watches, not like others just spending money just to show off and stuff.
What a pleasure to hear him relive his watch collecting. 🇨🇦
best Talking Watches episode ever!!!
Still watching it now once a month or so
His passion is contagious!! what a guy!!
Are those Van Gogh paintings???
ye this fucker got van gogh on his wall
+K Shum yup this fucker is rich as fuck lol.
Just to put it into perspective, his dog is sleeping (and slobbering and worse) on a pure silk Persian rug with a ridiculously detailed pattern... I conservatively estimate that that rug alone would be worth something in the 6 figure range. If it is a notable maker or is older than 50 years, then it would be considerably more expensive.
He's basically swimming in money. He's the Scrooge McDuck of watches .😉
better than in a fucking vault like most rich pricks, this guy enjoys his wealth rather than hide it away
So glad to hear JC Biver talk about Blancpain which is so important in watchmaking industry and SO largely underestimated today.
What a fantastic personality! Someone that everyone can learn from :)
so it is 2019 and this is still one of my favorite talking watches. History and a lifetime of watches. Still today a great video and talk.
16:54 🥴 simply one of the most beautiful timepieces I've ever seen. Wearing this on the French Riviera in a linen suit.
The greatest watch interview ever. I've watched it 10 times since it came out. Truly.
I sat my kids down yesterday afternoon to watch this delightful genius. My youngest at 12; said I'd really like to meet him. Thank you sir for this wonderful industry. Great interview Ben.
Watch snobs: Hublot is for people with a lot of money and little taste.
Jean-Claude Biver: hold my beer.
Incredibly charismatic guy. This was pure enjoyment to watch!
Such an amazing dude. I didn't even know he'd basically revived Blancpain. I only really knew about AP and his time with LVMH, because of the rivalry and whatnot. The Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe and Bathyscaphe Chrono is my grail watch, followed by an Royal Oak. And if I somehow had that FU money, I'd also have an Aquanaut and/or Nautilus.
Wow!!! The history and knowledge this man possessed is phenomenal. What a collection and in mint condition. I felt truly bless listening to this man. Thank you...
This has just become my favorite talking watches episode.
I love this man, sincere, simple, transparent and yet so elegant. Like the watches he makes
I go back to this episode every once in a while. I think, despite the John Mayer vids, this still is the best one 👌🏻
Andre Cipriano for me, considering that he has a significant portion of his net worth on watches, Mayer is the king.
The biggest name in mechanical watches. The rejuvenation maestro of elite brands and everything we know about watches these days. I'm melting with nostalgia and sheer awe as I type this.
I hope one day I am graced to meet him. One of my idols, and my inspiration of getting into the business of watches.
I'm curious if you don't mind sharing what do you do in the watch industry?
I'm in sales currently, have had a passion years before. It's a start, looking at more schooling in terms of business.
Jean-Claude Biver took every brand to an higher level succesfull.. Very impresive job!
Hey guys! Can we please have a part 2 with this legend? I'm sure he has a lot more to show and many stories to share.
like I said before this guy has amazing enthusiasm his love for watches and knowledge on horology of people and the watch industry makes a man like him a valuable asset in a company and the world thanks for the sharing.
howd you like getting yelled at for an hour? did he smell like wine?
I've watched this episode the most....like my 6th time now, who knows jz a great episode. JCB is so captivating and draws you in when you start watching, u have to watch to the end. The watches are a bonus!
Great history lesson. But it is kind of odd seeing Biver collect all those gorgeous Pateks while sporting a massive Hublot on his wrist.
he explained it in the video. Patek was his ultimate rival back then as he was sporting I believe at AP. 13:50
Hublot? Merci beaucoup!!
Ohio Atheist I was about to say the same thing, I love it tho
That rose gold Big Bang at 4:45 doesn't look too bad though
agree its a beautiful piece
Interesting fact that years ago Jean-Claude Biver was delivering watches by himself to his customers. This is one of these reasons why he is such a successful person.
That 1518 rose gold with pink dial. My dream watch.
Coming back to this video in 2024, those 'masterpieces' he talks about at 11:16 are actually pretty good value on the used market. They're probably not popular because the cases are small, but they're gorgeous watches.
Seems like a bit of a shame how Swatch has handled Blancpain since they acquired it. It seems like the brand has had difficult times at least since this video was released, which is 10 years ago now.
a living legend...best one so far, but makes me wonder...of the head of Hublot does not collect his own brand and goes for P.P. why should anyone else do??? Awesome job!
Breathtaking. A man like no other. One of the worlds greatest high-level performers.
I never had anything more expensive than a basic Casio in my life and don't really understand the "passion" for watches that cost tens, hundrets of thousands or millions. The watches this gentleman has are even visually mindblowing, just wow.
He has the money to drop so much on the watch lol, with his income its kind of like us saving up for a 5k speedmaster.
Man I really love the 1518 and 2499. The patek perpetual calendar chronograph series is my favourite of everything they make.
I love how he lets Ben touch and play with his watches
Great episode! Love getting Biver's insights on Royal Oak, Nautilus and Big Bang. Helps put them all into perspective. Also on building the Blancpain Brand...
best "talking watches" episode ever.
Jean-Claude Biver ! What a character !!! With knowledge, experience, high spirit and utmost good taste in collecting watches !
He definitely is the watch industry himself!
Idk why every now and then i come here and watch this video. And i enjoy it like I m watching this for the first time.
Is it too much to ask that the dude not wind million dollar watches that aren't his?
Anybody else think that the people who do the program do a fantastic job of just listening to the guests and not talking to much and allowing them to tell their fascinating stories
I am a failure - At one of the lowest points in my life ... Yet this great man Mr. Biver made me smile several times with his smile - His passion - His knowledge - His collection ... I even smiled when I saw his dogs :) I bet even his pets have a passion for the ultimate Horological rarities and masterpieces and love Patek ;) On that table are tens of millions of dollars worth of Grail watches ... And here I sit alone in the dark trying to talk myself out of committing suicide. May God forgive my sins and have mercy on my soul. *** One last thing before I go. This Genius Mr. Biver reminded me of a quote by Winston Churchill that goes something like this : I am not hard to please - As I am easily satisfied with the best ***
As long as you are happy - that is enough.
Are you okay?
What an amazing interview! And those Philppe Patek's. Nothing short of beautiful and legendary time pieces. Would love to own just one of them. Hopefully, one day.
The Vince Lombardi of watches.... I can hear him in a locker room motivating the troops.
I watch this every year .
That collection is amazing .
No bling .
Purely elegant .
This guy know so much about watches!
***** This guy is watches!
You don't say...
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This is by far my favorite episode of talking watches! Very good!
Best Patek collection I've seen yet
because its the best that exists don't @ me
Terrific interview! That 20 minutes flew by. What a pleasure to listen and learn.
Just when I thought your videos cannot get any better.
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Just look at how happy he is when he’s talking about his collection, very nice to see.
He's winding a 1 out of 3 patek watch. Omg
I keep going back to this episode.
What a personality. "..You see the conditions are incredible"
Mr Biver oozes watches