13:45 (about Rolex) 'a humble way to start my journey with Swiss watches' LOL I'd start with a Swiss brand like Tissot, Rolex ain't that humble in my book 😉
Very solid collection good sir! I think I share the exact same sentiments as you when it comes to luxury watch collecting given the current economic climate. Honestly, what I feel extends beyond the usual buyer's guilt. I feel the guilt of owning an watch that most people my age wouldn't even dream of purchasing. I understand everyone has their own hobbies and priorities in life on what they choose to invest their money in, but I think watch enthusiasts like us who don't have tonnes of money to toss at every watch we like have to take our time to justify and budget for each purchase. Lastly, there is absolutely NO problem on anyone's part for choosing to sell a watch to free up cash flow and hold out until a better deal comes along. If anything I feel like you made the smart choice because, like the housing market in Canada (Toronto for me specifically), it is slowly but surely becoming a buyer's market and those who've been patient - will hopefully be able to land on a good deal that we can live with. Keep up the great vids and have a Happy New Year.
That is a complete colection. Diver, sport watch, chronograph, dress watch and digital beater. I prefer to swap the F84 than the A158. but that just me.
Great SOTC mate, some unusual pieces Ive never seen. I much prefer watching the collections that are unique rather than the boring Datejust / Submariner / BB58 / Speedmaster SOTCs you see all the time, I'm not saying there is anything wrong with those watches, I've got a Speedmaster on my radar in the near future.
That's been my collection philosophy so far. Why have a collection that looks like everyone else's collection? But at the same time, there's always room for a few iconic pieces.
Nice to see another watch collector who "bought the dip" when the yen was at a 25-year low! I was able to get into a pink gold Credor during that period which was great, but it also made me disinterested in more affordable Seikos and now I am looking at other Credor models and precious metal cases. Great collection and SOTC video!
Congrats on the credor purchase! Unfortunately, the exchange rate has bounced back from it's dip, which makes me even more hesitant to buy more watches from japan.
I haven't had to change it yet. The backlight is still working (apparently it won't turn on when the battery is low) so I think there's still a fair amount of power left.
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You sold the only watches worth keeping bro
love the Seiko gold watch.
13:45 (about Rolex) 'a humble way to start my journey with Swiss watches' LOL I'd start with a Swiss brand like Tissot, Rolex ain't that humble in my book 😉
if you're ever interested in selling the red chronomaster please let me know I'm located in Vaughan ontario
Great collection. Love the Grand Quartz, reminds me of the Grand Seiko 5645-5000, which is kind of unobtainable territory these days.
Very solid collection good sir! I think I share the exact same sentiments as you when it comes to luxury watch collecting given the current economic climate. Honestly, what I feel extends beyond the usual buyer's guilt. I feel the guilt of owning an watch that most people my age wouldn't even dream of purchasing. I understand everyone has their own hobbies and priorities in life on what they choose to invest their money in, but I think watch enthusiasts like us who don't have tonnes of money to toss at every watch we like have to take our time to justify and budget for each purchase. Lastly, there is absolutely NO problem on anyone's part for choosing to sell a watch to free up cash flow and hold out until a better deal comes along. If anything I feel like you made the smart choice because, like the housing market in Canada (Toronto for me specifically), it is slowly but surely becoming a buyer's market and those who've been patient - will hopefully be able to land on a good deal that we can live with. Keep up the great vids and have a Happy New Year.
Thanks for the support! Yeah I'm hoping that the economy will bounce back soon and I'll be able to justify some more watch purchases.
Why not get a Tudor 58 or Pelagos 39? Those are age appropriate and should fit you well.
Bro, lovely humble watch collection 👌... I am super interested in the Totoro watch. It looks super cute and elegant 😍 looking forward to the review 😀
cool collection love the alba and the chronomaster
Hello my chronomaster brother
Nice. Maybe a Tudor next…?
Great collection! Looking forward to the Totoro watch vid!
Nice job. I enjoyed that!
That is a complete colection. Diver, sport watch, chronograph, dress watch and digital beater. I prefer to swap the F84 than the A158. but that just me.
I would like to have a few more swiss watches (Rolex, Hamilton, Tissot) and perhaps a Junghans or a Nomos.
looking good! U got a perm? (a little offtopic ik)
Solid. I think our watch collecting philosophy is similar
Great SOTC mate, some unusual pieces Ive never seen. I much prefer watching the collections that are unique rather than the boring Datejust / Submariner / BB58 / Speedmaster SOTCs you see all the time, I'm not saying there is anything wrong with those watches, I've got a Speedmaster on my radar in the near future.
That's been my collection philosophy so far. Why have a collection that looks like everyone else's collection? But at the same time, there's always room for a few iconic pieces.
Great video dude. Looking forward to more.
That Citizen with red dial.....I think it would look great with a blood red suede strap. Very nice wee collection there.
I always thought about putting it on a red leather strap, but I just haven't pulled the trigger yet.
Looking forward to your review of the last Seiko gold watch. Is it a Dolce?
Nope, Grand Quartz is its own thing. However, the Grand Quartz I have is similar to the Dolce SACM150.
Wonderful collection
Nice to see another watch collector who "bought the dip" when the yen was at a 25-year low! I was able to get into a pink gold Credor during that period which was great, but it also made me disinterested in more affordable Seikos and now I am looking at other Credor models and precious metal cases. Great collection and SOTC video!
Congrats on the credor purchase! Unfortunately, the exchange rate has bounced back from it's dip, which makes me even more hesitant to buy more watches from japan.
Great vid!
How many times have you had to change the battery on the 1st Casio?
I haven't had to change it yet. The backlight is still working (apparently it won't turn on when the battery is low) so I think there's still a fair amount of power left.
I love that small quartz seamaster, wish they still made that model.