中外嘅手錶channel都有睇,其實我覺得內容同聲線尤其重要,或者我係付費用戶,好多時係聽,想睇晝面先開返部機,拍攝手法並非重點,至於內容,作為一個非勞力士愛好者,我反而幾鍾意你所講既嘢。By the way, 勞力士多咗現貨係好事,亦係必定會發生既事,我覺得而家只係開始,相信遲啲會更加多其他款式供應。
香港KZbin淨係支持高sir同Terry sir 佢哋嘅內容夠充實,講手錶嘅故事 名人 名星,但最後帶出嘅訊息都係人玩錶不是錶玩人。
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係呀,呢兩位阿Sir我都有聽👍🏻
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.迟下劳变刁价無韭菜变土瓜
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The HK market is mainly Rolex and the holy trinity because let's face it, the focus on value rentention in Asia seems to be paramount. In the USA this is of course also true because who doesn't care about money but it's much more diversified and thus less of a focus or concern. You will often hear people say "Buy what you love, not for the resale value" and indeed resale value is the least interesting topic when it comes to watch enthusiasts and collectors. When you go to watch gatherings you will almost never hear of value or how much something was but rather the story, emotions and passion behind it are far more valuable and interesting, the community is down to earth, not snobbish and very few people associate watches with the level of wealth, but rather with taste, regardless if you are a FP Journe or a Seiko SKX collector, we're all equal just like family....in fact snobbish collectors are usually ignored. I think, perhaps video production value is higher because it's presented in more passionate, enthusiast point of view with "A week on the wrist" reviews out and about on a mountain somewhere. But the cultural difference do exist, I feel if someone from HK watches videos from the USA some would say there is too much talking, many videos talk about the brand's history in detail before going into the watches (again, much more about the story and passion). The HK videos I have watched including yours get straight to the point. Both are great but one feels more "relaxed free time" and the other more "transactional - get down to business" which I also appreciate.