Fully agree on Jaeger. It’s a German name and at least to me it seems legitimate to pronounce it in its original language. Most Swiss Germans do so. On the other hand Edmond Jaeger was born in Alsace which was French at the time (before it became German and then French again). Edmond went to Paris before teaming up with LeCoultre based in the Vallée de Joux. Not surprisingly the brand itself uses the French pronunciation. Although this seems to be the preferred way you could get away with the German version.
To the people suggesting Jaeger should be pronounced with a German accent: Edmond Jaeger was a frenchman, born in Andlau, Alsace, a region of France both nowadays and when he was born, so you should pronounce both Jaeger and LeCoultre like he's pronouncing them, with a French accent.
Well, however in Alsace Jaeger is pronounced the German way. It doesn't mean when a region is located in France that they all speak French. In Alsace many (older) people speak a mixture between a German dialect and some French words included! So pronouncing Jaeger the German way seems more correct to me than to pronounce it French! 🤔
So he likely would’ve still pronounced his name the German way but to end the argument, all people from geneva pronounce Jaeger like the German way and Le Coultre in french
Tudor. Family name of fairly early English Kings and Queens, including the infamous Henry the eighth. Pronounce it like “ Chew - duh”. Also, your repeating “ Hublot, Hublot,” reminded me of the wonderful 1950s JaquesTati film ‘ Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot ’ or ‘Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday’ in English.
Your ironic "facepalm" pronounciation of Seiko (セイコー) is actually quite correct, the "i" is diminished and sometimes even reduced completely to just a simple stop.
It's humorous to me that while looking to hear the pronunciation of Yema, a French brand, I've come across two Frenchmen who made pronunciation videos and neither mentions Yema. Is it Yem-a, Yay-ma, or Yaw-ma?
It's probably not in the same league as the brands you mentioned but in the UK Raymond Weil is usually pronounced as Raymond Wheel. I understand that it really sounds like Raymon Vay in French. Thank you for the education.
Well, Tissot is located in the French speaking part of Switzerland (Le Locle). Therefore it's pronounced French: "Tisso". (You don't pronounce the last letter "t".)
Being a swiss german, your french is not bad. Though french NEVER emphasize on the first syllable. Hope that your viewers follow your instructions anyway 👍
I want to know how to pronounce MAJESTRON!! I have an old one, very likely worth the cost of making it to begin with. But I can't find anywhere to show me how to pronounce it and it's making me insane because of my OCD. How is it pronounced????
@@watchcraft Also, Rolex are originally an English brand from London, England, so the English pronounciation is the only correct one, same principle for every brand, otherwise people could just pronounce every brand wrongly. Glad you mentioned Omega, big O, oh-mega, I am irritated by people calling it Omeeega.
Thanks for the informationI I did not know. How do you pronounce it in Polish? Antoni Norbert de Patek did change is name though to ANTOINE Norbert de Patek (french pronounciation of the first name). So I assume he wanted the whole name to be pronounced french. Or do you disagree?
@@antoinemozart243 Since this video is about how to pronouns correctly watch brands and Antoni Patek was Polish and I know how to say his name correctly I only mentioned his surname.
1:25 no man, you are wrong, you don’t say patEk, you say pAtek, with the accent on the the a, not on the e. If you don’t trust me, just check how Henry Stern, who owns Patek, pronounces it…
Yeah don't pronounce the Czech name properly! Say it the way the man who bought the company says it! Guy by the name of Stern, not Howard but Henry. They may be cousins, I think, idk. On second thought, I'm sure they are. They all are.
@@girthbrooks39 antoni patek, the founder, was Polish. Then if he was a Polish guy with Czech heritage, may be, I don’t know. My understanding was that his partner, a guy named Czapek, was Czech. So maybe that’s where you are getting confused.
@@AjejeB no you are confused, Patek was a Czech that happened to live in Poland. You may subscribe to the magic dirt charade however that does not make it true. Having polish citizenship does not make a man a pole. I am a citizen of the United States however that doesn't make me an American Indian. I am a German. No matter what patch of dirt I reside on I will always be a German, I will always be a German until I exist no longer.
Dude, he is literally from Switzerland, where these companies originate from. He knows how to pronounce them the right way. And that is German when they are from the German-speaking part of Switzerland.
00:43 Rolex
01:12 Audemars Piguet
01:25 Patek Philippe
01:50 Omega
02:08 Seiko
02:40 Vacheron Konstantin
02:55 Cartier
03:31 Tudor
03:40 A.Lange & Söhne
04:02 Glashütte
04:14 Hublot
04:47 IWC
05:08 Jaeger-LeCoultre
06:00 Breitling
06:53 TAG Heuer
07:40 Panerai
07:45 BVLGARI
08:19 Blancpain
08:24 Montblanc
08:28 Chopard
08:33 Ulysse Nardin
08:39 Piaget
08:42 Bremont
08:47 Girard-Perregaux
08:52 Roger Dubuis
08:56 F.P.Journe
Thank you so much!
Fully agree on Jaeger. It’s a German name and at least to me it seems legitimate to pronounce it in its original language. Most Swiss Germans do so. On the other hand Edmond Jaeger was born in Alsace which was French at the time (before it became German and then French again). Edmond went to Paris before teaming up with LeCoultre based in the Vallée de Joux. Not surprisingly the brand itself uses the French pronunciation. Although this seems to be the preferred way you could get away with the German version.
This is a fantastic video. I just purchased my first JLC which brought me here. But I learned a ton. Great job, and thanks! Subbed.
The best name pronunciation of all the TH-cam channels! Thanks.
I tried several times and just can't get Cartier to sound close to authentic as you did. Still appreciate the education.
Lange and JLC are the most conflictive to me, but I´m ok, I can´t afford them anyway.
I’ve been in love with Lange for years now and I’m just getting it down lmao
Make some effort and earn a better future，don’t just give up and be proud of it，that’s lazy and disappointing
@@hefei4310 so does that mean to you to quit your own job, or not like your job at all? Don't worry, you will grow out of it child
@@alexandergk9947 No, he doesn’t mean that.
XD
Montblanc is a German company founded in Berlin and now based in Hamburg. Still doesn’t change the pronunciation. Good video!
Thank you so much.
I learned a lot from u. God bless and can’t wait for more videos
haha i like your swiss german accent, good french prononciation
Very interesting. I was struggling with the pronunciation of some brands until I found your video. Thanks a lot
I guess you speak German fluently. Your pronunciation is just perfect.
Then why does he pronounce söhne with an English s, instead of a z?
The R sound in Panerai and Bvlgari is the italian sound, not the french or german sound as it was said in the video
you're right. my italian is pretty bad :-( apologies
Regarding the pronunciation of "Jaeger". Edmond Jaeger was French, not German, so surely the French pronunciation is correct?
If people move, their names stay the same. It's not so easy.
Fantastic knowledge. Cheers for posting.
To the people suggesting Jaeger should be pronounced with a German accent: Edmond Jaeger was a frenchman, born in Andlau, Alsace, a region of France both nowadays and when he was born, so you should pronounce both Jaeger and LeCoultre like he's pronouncing them, with a French accent.
thanks for the intersting background info! I didn't know
When you say German, do you mean Deutsch?
Well, however in Alsace Jaeger is pronounced the German way. It doesn't mean when a region is located in France that they all speak French. In Alsace many (older) people speak a mixture between a German dialect and some French words included! So pronouncing Jaeger the German way seems more correct to me than to pronounce it French! 🤔
So he likely would’ve still pronounced his name the German way but to end the argument, all people from geneva pronounce Jaeger like the German way and Le Coultre in french
As a famous Kaiju Hunter, I pronounce it Yaygar
Firstly thank you so much for taking the time to do this. Secondly oh my god I’ve Ben pronouncing them all wrong my whole life 😅
I'll likely never own one of these fine instruments, but I enjoy language, so found your video interesting and entertaining.
In the UK we pronounce Tudor, like Chew-dor, rather than Two-dor. 👍🏻
1:13 I beg to differ, but the right pronunciation for the “de” in Audemars Piguet is not “dé” or “they”, but “də” almost like “the”.
You are partially right. In fact the "e" is mute like the "s" : Audmar Piguet
I usually speak Visa or Master and sales staff don't seem to mind!
Tudor. Family name of fairly early English Kings and Queens, including the infamous Henry the eighth. Pronounce it like “ Chew - duh”.
Also, your repeating “ Hublot, Hublot,” reminded me of the wonderful 1950s JaquesTati film ‘ Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot ’ or ‘Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday’ in English.
This guy is great! Excellent presentation and video! :)
4:41 Looking for this one
I am Asian and I am developing a sore throat learning how to pronounce the RRRRR
😂😂😂
IWC is english name. International Watch Company of Schaffhausen
How about Hublot? Is is Hoob - low, am i correct?, but Rolex is o.g. "Rolex"
You're a funny guy, and knowledgeable. New subscriber.
Your ironic "facepalm" pronounciation of Seiko (セイコー) is actually quite correct, the "i" is diminished and sometimes even reduced completely to just a simple stop.
oh thanks I'm glad to hear that I wasn't completely off
This is like asmr for me
I'm still unsure how to say Timex. Please help
How do you pronounce Bedat so I'm not asking for the W.C. (not the I.W.C.🙂)?
im only waiting of tissot coz d only watch i can afford but not mentioned
I choked myself at 4:21 trying to say Hublot
That was good & fun. Thank you
Fascinating - thank you.
Thanks , this helped a lot 😊
glad it was useful to you
awak banya bodok,cornet!
2:24 this is exactly what I felt about what was mentioned here 0:16 😂😂😂😂
Mal wieder was gelernt, danke
gern geschehen
It's humorous to me that while looking to hear the pronunciation of Yema, a French brand, I've come across two Frenchmen who made pronunciation videos and neither mentions Yema. Is it Yem-a, Yay-ma, or Yaw-ma?
Richard Mile is missing ?
Ghi-shaakh-Meel (imagine that in French)
4:14 is pronounced wrong... It's "Shiiiit"
Or hubleeeerg
It's probably not in the same league as the brands you mentioned but in the UK Raymond Weil is usually pronounced as Raymond Wheel. I understand that it really sounds like Raymon Vay in French. Thank you for the education.
I'm glad that the video was useful to you.
Thanks friend
Oh•May•Gah...I like to say it the way it is, O•Meh•Gah
Good video
Patek is polish sername: Antoni Patek.
Kudos for getting JLC right.
No tissot??
Well, Tissot is located in the French speaking part of Switzerland (Le Locle). Therefore it's pronounced French: "Tisso". (You don't pronounce the last letter "t".)
Surprised I didn't see Longines on here. -Lawn-jean-. "S" is silent.
Still I can’t pronounce some of these brands correctly 😀 Thanks for educating us
happy to help
How do you pronounce Weil in Raymond Weil?
PRONOUNCED WUEYHL
Vail
Like Weil 🤪
I can only afford Casio but I know how to pronounce it, so thanks.
I See A Hint Of Richard Mille"s Craftsmanship In There...⌚👀🤔
Thanks!
What about Tissot?
something like: Tea so
@@watchcraft 🙂 *_Thanks, mate._*
@@watchcraft more accurately, “Tea-so’
4:04 You wouldn’t emphasize the “ü” in Hütte so much in German, just a short ü and stronger tt.
You would when you came from Austria😂
I see a lot of people calling it Paddock for short instead of Patek Philippe. Is that some sort of nickname or are they're just butchering the name?
I'm half German so understand Jaeger but Jaeger was living in France so I guess he would have been french.
We would jay guer in French. It's the same with jaggermeister, french pronunce it jayguermeisteur
@@Kurdent1nah it's more like "gie-gia"
Great 👍
Being a swiss german, your french is not bad. Though french NEVER emphasize on the first syllable. Hope that your viewers follow your instructions anyway 👍
thanks for the input!
Texans say Rawlex and Aidemore Pickelget, Patex Filipiii. Yeeehaaww
😂😂😂😂
dying
The yeehaaw killed me
How to pronounce "Roamer"?
Weird to hear "Roger Dubouis" instead of correct "Dubuis". As for the rest, sounds good.
Thank you for sharing!
If you can afford these you can pronounce however you want IMO 😂
No lol. It just shows you have 0 acknowledge of what you have.
Very nice. Thank you.
Hi, tell me who send you in spicefic time on
I want to know how to pronounce MAJESTRON!! I have an old one, very likely worth the cost of making it to begin with. But I can't find anywhere to show me how to pronounce it and it's making me insane because of my OCD.
How is it pronounced????
Thanks. Liked and subscribed
Bvlgari is an italian brand. It's pronounced BUL-ga-ri. With a hard R.
Bremont is a British brand using supposedly a French surname... I think pronunciation should be British. Watches are made in the UK. ....
Bremont is British, I think the cockney accent may be more suitable
my bad, thanks for letting me know
@@watchcraft Also, Rolex are originally an English brand from London, England, so the English pronounciation is the only correct one, same principle for every brand, otherwise people could just pronounce every brand wrongly. Glad you mentioned Omega, big O, oh-mega, I am irritated by people calling it Omeeega.
British but with French origin like all names ending by "mont" !😅
Very nice!!!
Let's talk about the elephant in the room: wtf happend to your beard, bro?
😂😂😂
how do you pronounce RADO?
Raw-dough (say O not Oh)!
1:57 Tell James Bond that!
That would be a great idea! I fear we have to tell this the new James Bond! 😜
Thank you!
happy to help
You missed Casio. Interestingly, it is pronounced _kash-ee-oh_ by Japanese.
Thanks for sharing. Didn't know.
@@watchcraft Welcome. Just out of interest do you prefer French, German or English as a language?
Too controversial. Only safe inquiries here man, geez!
rappers saying Paddek, instead of patek
Longine?
Yeah I was wondering why there is no Longines, haha.
What is wrong with his left side beard. Something weird and I can't remove my gaze from it .
Patek is Polish surname not French and its pronounced differently
Thanks for the informationI I did not know.
How do you pronounce it in Polish?
Antoni Norbert de Patek did change is name though to ANTOINE Norbert de Patek (french pronounciation of the first name). So I assume he wanted the whole name to be pronounced french. Or do you disagree?
And Philippe is French.
@@antoinemozart243 Since this video is about how to pronouns correctly watch brands and Antoni Patek was Polish and I know how to say his name correctly I only mentioned his surname.
A French person would pronounce Audemars Piguet as “O-Du-Mar / Pee (short voweled) Gue….
help me understand how to pronounce ORIS :) thank u
Tissot? Richard Mille? Fredericue constant
Teasaw, Reeshar Meel, Phrederih Constan
Something like that 😅
The pronunciation of a brand in different languages are different....
So it's not a very important issue....
How about Mathey tissot
1:25 no man, you are wrong, you don’t say patEk, you say pAtek, with the accent on the the a, not on the e. If you don’t trust me, just check how Henry Stern, who owns Patek, pronounces it…
Yeah don't pronounce the Czech name properly! Say it the way the man who bought the company says it! Guy by the name of Stern, not Howard but Henry. They may be cousins, I think, idk. On second thought, I'm sure they are. They all are.
@@girthbrooks39 patek is Polish though, not Czech
@@AjejeB not true
@@girthbrooks39 antoni patek, the founder, was Polish. Then if he was a Polish guy with Czech heritage, may be, I don’t know. My understanding was that his partner, a guy named Czapek, was Czech. So maybe that’s where you are getting confused.
@@AjejeB no you are confused, Patek was a Czech that happened to live in Poland. You may subscribe to the magic dirt charade however that does not make it true. Having polish citizenship does not make a man a pole. I am a citizen of the United States however that doesn't make me an American Indian. I am a German. No matter what patch of dirt I reside on I will always be a German, I will always be a German until I exist no longer.
The point is nobody cares how you pronounce when u wear it in your wrist
😁
😁
How about longines sir
long jeans
@@melonmusk6087close enough but it’s just long jean
In the French language, the letter x at the end of a word is not said. You forgot Gérald Genta though.
everybody pronounces the X in Rolex, also french speakers.
I’m not talking about Rolex specifically. Rolex is a proper noun, it can be pronounced in whatever manner the speaker wants.
I just watch another video on how to pronounce watches. She pronounced Jaeger Le Coulte differently..Jaeger sounded like Zhusha
just go with JLC then and you'll be fine :-)
How to pronounce Bucherer???
Yeah. This one. I was going to post this.
Everyone so far seems to be saying "BOO-kuhr-ruhr"
Merci 👍🏿
IWC : international watch company ! Nothing German !
TAG : Technique d'Avant Garde ! Nothing to do with the German word tag !😏
Dude, he is literally from Switzerland, where these companies originate from. He knows how to pronounce them the right way. And that is German when they are from the German-speaking part of Switzerland.
To 99% of the people watching this
Tie-mex
Ka-see-oh
Should cover all the watches you can actually afford.
:-D you should still put a french twist on it. more fun
Citizen, also....
Hublot = eww-blow 😆
Nice Thx. I try to pronounce according to where the brand is from. Rolex is originally an English brand, so. will follow the English one.
Richard Mille?
How do you properly pronounce Casio?
Odomar Le Piquee
Correct me if I'm wrong