Nice!

Just sent mine back! When I pulled out the crown to set the time, much to my surprise and annoyance the hands would NOT move! This on an almost $1000.00 SWISS MADE watch!

Agree with you, decision to replace with aluminium bezel is a downgrade

Bought this watch recently. This is my favorite watch. Keeps impeccable time and the finishes are so well done than any other watch I have owned. No selling of this watch.

Your comment about VK movement reliability is anecdotal - can you back it up, other than by personal experience? I have read many posts about these movements elsewhere, and none call it unreliable.

In the process of completing the "3 Kings ". Got the King Samurai PADI edition on black rubber strap, King Turtle black face JDM on bracelet and next is the blue King Sumo on bracelet

Vuelve 🙏

Possibly one of the worst watch videos on the web. Totally just lying to the people.

Great video. No favorites. Love them all.

One of my everyday wearing Rolex, my favorite Rolex.

That chopped off #3 completely kills it.

Everything has a life span so I enjoy these things while they last, try not to get too sentimental, and then go shopping for a new one. Salute!

This is a great video. Don't why I never saw it before. But, I loved it. I own the SKX007, 009 & 013. The SRPE05, SRPE93 SRPE095 & the SRPC35 Mini Turtle.

anyone can explain me whats frosting?

I bought the speedo professional mark ||| chronograph from a watch shop in Zermatt, Switzerland in 1973. I should have kept it.

Is there not a high quality hand wound that does NOT have Big Chunky Arabic numerals on its dial? It seems that virtually ALL of these watches are for the visually impaired. What about a nice sleek manual wound watch (that's NOT 44mm wide) (more like 35 or 36mm) that has beautiful hash marks to indicate the hours and minutes on the dial? How can a dress watch look dressy if it has Big Bulky Arabic numerals on its dial? Oh how I hope that the pendulum will again swing in the direction of the '70s watches !

Great little history. I could watch an hour detailing the particulars of wvery modification.

I dont know enough about the model 1000 to speak inteligently on the subjet. Thank you for these omega watch documentarys. I am learning the. Hard way through trial and error. Many thanks.

Regarding the Lang you make a comment about the use of "German Silver" as if that is valuable ...FYI "german Silver " is a misnomer: It just means nickel.

Something special about this one. Got a 116610ln from the year I got married. Will hope my kid, now 6, will wear it after I'm gone and remember this is the watch dad wore at work, in pools, during holidays, international beaches having fun, and can recall those days long gone.

Great review of the Mark series - thanks for sharing!

After owning flyback 00524, Why when i entered the Rolex AD, try to get Sub with date but never strike any deal with them after wearing it to my wrist multiple times. At the same time straight went to the next Panerai boutique then easily purchased another Panerai submersible.

I had four Seikos and four Orients. All Seikos had quality issues

I noticed that the last video posted online was three years ago ! How come you're not contributing any content lately ? The quality of your video are very high . I hope you're in good health

the ETA Heavy Drive is very nice

QUESTION - I have a watch case needing a matching strap. the finish on the watch case is black, you cannot see the brushing of the metal, its like a gloss black smooth pvc finish, its flawless and slightly warmer to the touch. what is it? the case is steel. was that the 15 micron finish mentioned in the video.? thanks

Este raro modelo, además de ser el mas preciso creado por Rolex en sus 120 años de historia, con una desviación de menos de un segundo mensual (en la casa Rolex de cada país lo ajustan a esa precisión en todas las revisiones) tiene la ventaja de ser un híbrido, por lo que quien dude entre calibre mecánico o de cuarzo sabe que lleva ambas tecnologías en su muñeca. Otro aspecto de este Rolex es que es el modelo mas subestimado de la marca debido a ser casi desconocido, despreciado por ser cuarzo y curiosamente ser el mas preciso con mucha diferencia y el menos apreciado (en precio), lo que permite a las rentas no altas acceder a la marca como su primer y quizá único Rolex. Cuando se presentó el Oysterquartz, su precio era un 10% superior al de un President equivalente. También en el siglo pasado ofrecía muy alta tecnología, pues además de ser muy raro un cuarzo autocompensado todos los Oysterquartz ofrecen la posibilidad de ser ajustados casi segundo a segundo anual, lo que le permitió ser el reloj mas preciso de su época cuando en 1978 el corte del cuarzo pasó a la forma de diapasón y todos pasaron a ser cronómetros superlativos oficialmente, abandonando el título "Oysterquartz" a las 6. Y por último pero no menos importante, aunque poquiiiiiisimos propietarios lo tienen en cuenta, tiene un tamaño y diámetro que es el límite inferior para hombres y el superior para mujeres como reloj UNISEX. 36 mm es el único diámetro en cualquier reloj de muy alta gama que podemos dejar a nuestras hijas y nietas, un factor a considerar si pensamos en conservar el reloj mas allá de toda la vida. Resumiendo: un reloj a considerar.

Squale?

My dream watch. A retirement gift to myself.

The picture you showed for the 1630 actually belongs to the datejust oysterquartz 17013. I mean the watch head is the correct 1630 reference but the bracelet belongs to the 17013.

The 1970 6105

Good review, needs an update to cover the Mark XX

Prospex S23633J1 SEKIO TUNA IS AN ICON I HAVE ONE IN 2024

I waited for almost 3 years for mine , I have been wearing it since August and I don’t plan to take it off.Ever. It’s the no date ,and it’s going to my son when I die but I can’t say anything bad about it.

I like them more than the rokex

such a great watch, rolex needs to make more 44mm sized watches, hate that rolex only makes these tiny 42mm womens sizes

Accounting for taste is a foolhardy endeavor. This is a well curated list, and I’d be happy to add any of these to my collection. I own a Big Crown ProPilot Big Date by Oris. From the first time I set eyes on it, I knew I had to track one down - it’s a well executed design.

le Valjoux 7750 est un mouvement ancien qui a comme gros défaut d'avoir un système de débrayage fragile lors de l'utilisation de la date rapide entre 9 et 3 H. Donc le meilleur mouvement, non certainement pas.

I looked at a Super Clone Submariner. Amazingly good. I’ve now got a Submariner. 😂

I was wondering what you thought about the idea why watches aren’t getting cheaper as time goes by. The technology is centuries old. Nothing that knew going on. Different material, so? We all know something new, the new technology, can cost a lot. But as time goes by and the technology is no longer new things then come down it price. Apparently all this does equate to the watch industry. 😂

Hope to see you return soon

I love the look of it but i think its too small they should of made a 40mm ,i know they want to stay loyal to the war watch , people back used them as tools so it didn't matter the size .

Boulbus luxury instead of an affordable Tool Watch Mil-Spec type. Yeah, Na. These companies might want to start making watches people want, not what they think luxury watch collectors want. 😂 500 watches isn’t going to take you far. 😮

Technically the first watch in space was a Pobeda. Circumnavigated earth during Sputnik 4, made it back in tact. Gagarin and his Sturmanskie came later. First Swiss stopwatch in space was a Heuer, considered the best and most accurate chronograph at the time.

Along with the Omega Speedmaster, most probably the two most iconic tool wrist watches. Explorer comes very close second to those two.

Are these flybacks? Please do a video on value for money watches with flyback movements, preferably manual winding ones. Also, if you can, separately do a detailed technical analysis of the Longines 13.33z movement - with the flyback complication…. Regards.

what is the watch at @0:02 please?

Absolutely correct without any question.

I have a VK63 Dan Henry watch. It's okay but unimpressive. I think it's some sort of uncanny valley maybe. For what most of these brands charge I'd rather get a Seagull chronograph from AliX.

Great history but there is something about a date location on any watch between the 4:00 - 6:00 that puts me off and not wating it. Either make a no date of put it at the 3:00.