10 Best Iconic Watches For Men With Smaller Wrists 2019: $10 to $1000

[@alex93310]

TGV, you often limit your lists to "one watch per brand" because "otherwise there'd be 5 Orients and 10 Seikos". But how about you give us a list of exactly that? Top 10 watches from each brand/series!

[@briang3598]

As long as there's some differentiation. A bunch of similar Seiko 5s doesn't make for a terribly interesting or useful list.

[@andrewmoulton7429]

Or just give us the ture top 10 even if all of them are the same brand

[@briang3598]

@@andrewmoulton7429 Until a company comes along that makes clones of everyone else's best stuff, but with better specs (solid sapphire, higher WR, brighter and longer-lasting lume, etc.) at the same or better price, a measure of subjectivity quickly becomes involved, at which point one can start at Seiko 5, broadly speaking, for instance, and peruse the many options, but explore largely different options if Seiko 5s in general just aren't their thing.

[@AleksiJoensuu]

@@briang3598 Well maybe to you - but it could be interesting to someone who's trying to figure out which Seiko 5 to buy ;)

[@davidsiler5505]

🙌🏻👍🏻

[@nmfl100]

"If I don't mention Seiko 5s people are gonna be bangin' on my door with pitchforks and lit torches" - I laughed at that one, brilliant! Nice video!

[@torsti4791]

Just got my new Seiko 5 last week, very nice looking and feels good and strong on the wrist! Not super accurate tho, mine goes about 8 seconds ahead every day

[@AleksiJoensuu]

@@torsti4791 8 seconds fast is not too bad to be honest! Don't be worried. I'm wearing a swiss movement watch that's about 12 seconds a day fast right now. What I notice between lower and higher quality watches isn't necessarily accuracy in particular, but consistency. My Orient averages an amazing less than 1 second a day difference over weeks of use. It's the most accurate watch I have - in theory. The thing is, it can be -5 one day, +7 the other day and so on. My Seiko 7S26 are even more variable but still averaging pretty well - and my Vostoks are absolutely all over the place, maybe losing a minute one day and gaining another the other day. Meanwhile, for example the Hamilton I'm wearing averages around +13 seconds a day - but the thing is, it's just always between +12 and +15. I think consistency is much more indicative of value, because a watch that's between +-3 seconds every day can be regulated to run accurately and dependably, while something that's within +-15 seconds or more can't.

[@torsti4791]

@@AleksiJoensuu Sai sen muutenki ilmaseks recalibroituu siel liikkees mistä ostin sen

[@Wootguy238]

Mine broke after 3 months. Rotor kept getting stuck. Loved it while it lasted though. :(

[@BosunM8James]

I was so happy to see the Timex brand mentioned in this list. Timex is really a brand I find to be very underrated. I am in the maritime industry and wear a Timex scout for years. These watches are durable and my watches must be considering everything my watch would be exposed to on the ship. Most important, Timex watches are extremely accurate and for navigation purposes that's critical to have a dependable time piece. Great video and love your channel TGV!

[@georgegiesbrecht8224]

That opening with Hugo has me rolling on the floor

[@JorgeVideblogCAS]

I just bought the Hammy and I just love it, I think that there is romanticism in giving life to your watch each day

[@theurbangentry]

VERY well put and so true! Thank you and congrats Jorge, may it bring you endless enjoyment on your adventure together. Best regards, TGV

[@somewonderfulguy]

Proud to say that my very first wristwatch is Hamilton Khaki Field. And the only watch, for now. As a big fan of everything English, I'd like to have vintage Tudor watch with rose on the face - as a reference to famous Tudors.

[@bartlebob]

"Dirt cheap under a 1000$"

[@carlitobrigante330]

For smaller wrists, I would also suggest: Longines Conquest Heritage: 35mm Hamilton Intra-Matic: 38mm Nomos Club: 36mm

[@BatMayer]

I have a relatively small collection and I saw 4 of them here (Oris BC, Hammy field, Stowa Marine, and Alpinist).

[@IamPiperTheFirst]

“... I pour champagne on my weetabix” 😂😂

[@richardshaw1968]

Surely one doesn’t pour ones own anything

[@brinx8634]

My cat's breath smells of caviar.

[@AndrejGeorgievski]

10. Casio F-91W 09. Junghans Max Bill 08. Fortis Spacematic Automatic 07. Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Automatic 06. Stowa Marine Classic 36 05. Timex Marlin 04. Glycine Airman 36 No.1 03. Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38 02. Omega Vintage timepieces (used) 01. Seiko's Alpinist SARB017, SKX013 Divers', Seiko 5 SNK809, SNKL23, SNKK52

[@taylorg1585]

I have gotten more compliments on my little Casio than my most expensive piece, which I wear at least twice as much. You don't have to shell out stacks of cash for P U R E C L A S S.

[@DenKulesteSomFins]

Which model?

[@mariusardeleanu3884]

Right!

[@taylorg1585]

@@DenKulesteSomFins The Casio Royale! (with cheese)

[@thomasj5722]

The only two people ever asked or cared about a watch i was wearing, was also a cheap like 50 dollar Casio fishgear watch they both asked about. Both got surprised it was so cheap

[@surfside75]

Your right about Casio's and the vintage/classic watches are so fun! I'd start with the F105 'TRON' w/ Electro Luminescence, just awesome. I'm currently collecting that entire casio f/a line of watches 4 are discontinued😱 Most are chrome/stainless bracelets; including the A158 'sport steel' my favorite😍 Purchased 3of those because you know, discontinued😂🤷👍 -also look into the Gshock squares 5600 line 42mm .. I went with the 1983 reissue with GWM5610 'Mario' Tough Solar Atomic.

[@tunokies]

Great choices TGV. Just remember, it's the lug-to-lug measurement that makes watches wearable on a small wrist. The Hamilton's long lugs can make it tricky for the smaller wristed with a lug-to-lug of just over 47mm. Conversely, I'm happily wearing a 44mm wide and 48mm lug Seiko Willard 6105-8110 on my 6.5" wrist, which is a testament to fantastic case shape, hugging the wrist like nothing else, not even a modern Seiko turtle. Have you ever tried on a 6105 Tristano? You might be surprised, especially the slimmer case 6105-8000.

[@MrBacchus18]

"I spilled blood (someone else) on my Patek" LOL The thought of a vicious T-Rex wearing a dainty Patek is hilarious. Thunderball for sure

[@needfoolthings]

All the more hilarious if one imagines a T-Rex, of all dinosaurs, putting it on. There's gotta be at least two butlers, with even more British accents.

[@memphisraine]

10.)Casio F-91W 9.) Junghans Bauhaus Max Bill 8.) Fortis Cosmonauts space matic 7.) Oris Big crown pointed date 6.) Stowa Marine classic 5.) Timex Marlin 4.) Glycine Airman 3.) Hamilton khaki mechanical 38 2.) Omega Vintage 1.) Seiko Sarb033/Seiko Alpinist/Seiko SKX/Seiko 5

[@MalcolmBarron]

Don't forget the Marathon Medium Diver. 36mm, tough as nails and available in both quartz and mechanical.

[@Iknowrealtv]

This is what got me excited about watches. Videos like this. I feel more included in the community.

[@shantanukunwar1429]

Yes, I have also been following your channel for donkey years! So kind of predicted your selection for this category. You inspired me to make a collection of my own. Sad to know you moved to Philly as I loved the background NYPD attendance in your videos, and btw I have the same IKEA markus chair that you have! I just want to thank you for making me realise that horology can be such a cool hobby. Here's to my tiny collection so far - Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba Batman Tissot Visodate Heritage Aristo Messerschmitt Flieger Junghans Bauhaus max bill

[@jamesarthur6962]

TGV after trying to find one for 12 months I just bought myself the 40 ORIS Big Crown Pointer Automatic Bronze Limited Edition D26 which was produced for the Swiss Airforce, couldn't be happier, just keep admiring it from the box, so it probably won't get much patina unless I put it in a bag with some eggs...I missed one of these for $1250 pre-owned by 5 minutes last year that was unworn & was kicking myself ever since, but two came up in the same week so I got one finally. It is truly a VERY COOL piece to keep in the collection with aviation heritage, the book alone on the D26 I love.

[@Samlowry27B-6]

The future is bright. The future is under 40mm! Great video TGV.

[@vintagej7379]

No seagull 1963 38mm? Guess it didnt make the cut lol

[@j.burgess4459]

'Thunderball', eh? So I guess TGV's Breitling is the reference worn by the pilot of the stolen Vulcan bomber in Sean Connery's fourth Bond movie? Nice.

[@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive]

I could watch a 10min episode only wirh Hugo. Easily 😌💪

[@Rch_P]

I know everyone hates on quartz but I picked up a 38mm Hamilton quartz Jazzmaster from Nordstrom Rack for $170, shipped. Absolutely love it.

[@VersedNJ]

Rich, I agree, not all quartz are crap and without soul, in some cases, like a Seiko Flightmaster or Citizen Blue Angel they are a great value. Only downside is the Atomic clock Citizens like the Navihawk are a pain in the ass to set up. And in the Navihawk which I own seems to busy on the dial.

[@rickgreen7393]

Who has the copyright on Hugo? Urban Gentry or watch box?

[@CapitanoA320]

Daniel wellington, Hugo sold his soul... if he ever had one

[@markrozenberg7959]

The headlines on the screen at the beginning were hysterical.

[@randzcuacoyes1214]

Nice content. Can you make a video what are the best seiko 5s. We're happy if it came to you reputable gentry 😎 (Will explore your channel if you have already done) More power TGV

[@thomazzzzi]

Jansen Cuacoyes this must happen

[@dannemannen18]

SNKD99 😉

[@mariusardeleanu3884]

He has already done some great videos on Seiko 5, just search the channel 😉

[@tomascallheim4758]

SNZG09K1

[@tnkwok9682]

SNKL23 for TGV. No doubt.

[@bojanseiler9080]

I just bought the Seiko SNK809 as my „first iconic watch“ ;) ..love it!! What kind of Navitimer is the one on the wrist?

[@XX-fj2ky]

Dom Perignon with Weetabix? Hugo has frightfully good taste. 🍾

[@danteryel307]

Back in my cottage in Nairobi I had a haul of animal trophies, but I had mounted not the heads of animals but their rear legs and tails. So that when you walked into the room it looked as if the animals were all fleeing through the walls, leaping into another dimension. I felt that it more accurately reflected the true conditions of life: That everyone ultimately must leave and where they're going not even they can be sure of. And during that safari I was fascinated by the concept of time. I had a number of wristwatches running up my arm. I had a watch on my ankle. A watch embedded into the handle of my knife. Another just beneath my compass. My belt buckle was a watch. My camera had a watch built into it. My rifle had a digital time readout. And my bearers had to carry my huge wooden pendulum grandfather's clock. Not to mention the fact that I had a five foot tall hourglass filled with the sand of the area. In this way I could get in touch with the feelings of the land by measuring its movements in time by the sifting of the indigenous sand in the giant hourglass which was welded to the landrover. I also carried a small metronome on my left shoulder. Yes, I was obsessed by time and I was fascinated by the increments. The very very small increments by which we grow old. I wrote a book of poems that I privately published called "the geology of the face" a series of very short haiku like rhymed verses that reflected on the vagaries, questions and connundrums of time. Included also were veily quartered photographs of my face over the period of six years as it aged. It came in a flipbook. You press your thumb against it and in the course of 20 seconds you'd see me go from the age of 34 to 40. -Joe Frank

[@nickbyrne1962]

The Max Bill Anthracite is simply stunning! It is most definitely the next watch that I'll be adding to my collection.

[@spenceraaltonen]

I'd like to point out a couple of things about the Glycine Airman mentioned; There are actually TWO different releases of an Airman No. 1 from Glycine. One was Pre-Invicta, and the other was Post. Pre-Invicta: More of a polished case, the giveaway being the rotating 24-hour bezel and lugs. Lugs are more straight and chunky on this one. Post-Invicta: Brushed case and lugs, choice of size between 36mm and 40mm in both Purist and GMT, and Black or Silver dial. As far as I know, both of these have a Plexiglass crystal, and use Sellita based GL293 not ETA's as they used to. The Purist has no GMT hand, and will only tell 2 time zones, the local time and the rotating bezel reference time. The GMT adds a hand and allows for local time, GMT time, and another time zone. Although these are still available on eBay and some other grey market sellers, they were a limited edition, and will not be available forever new. I believe my Post-Invicta was xxxx/1000.

[@VersedNJ]

Just got a Seiko Monster JDM Generation 3, they're one of those items if you look at pictures, you may think meh. But when you put in on your wrist it looks and works fantastic, had to import it and got it in Jade color. Not sure if I like it better than my Orient Triton (which is for sure a better watch, but it's not like the Monster sucks). I do have two Stowa's and agree, fantastic value, one is a plain cosc certified flieger 36mm no date, no branding over 8 years old and probably should have it serviced, but still works great, it cost me about $1200 with an extra strap and paying Fedex a customs handling fee. Even though it's 36mm it does seem to wear larger. Last fall I bought a classic 40mm white with branding and some extra straps for both. You can mistake this watch for one of the marine versions. Both are automatics. My only regret is I should have bought it mechanical hand wind instead of automatic.. Oddly because of a stronger dollar, with the extra straps and Fedex custom handling fees cost me just under $1,000US. For those who think about ordering Stowa, because they only sell direct. It can take about a month to get. If I order another, might go larger, hand wind and B style. I just like their product and value. I guess when I unlaze myself, will print the form out, and send it to Stowa for servicing which seems reasonable and the company does care about their watches and customers. From what you've shown, the Glycine seems out of the 10, what I might buy in the near future and while new would be nice would not be adversed to buying pre owned late model in good condition, depending on the savings. Next May my daughter is graduating from Pharmacy school in, yes Philadelphia (Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, USiences) and basically been paying it off monthlly, already been in Govberg and plan on using them, I want new. I frequent Holts Cigar across the street. And looked at a Seamaster or Speedmaster and been saving some money here and there. I just think on the luxury end, it's hard to beat. Alternative would be a late model Rolex Explorer I. Just never been a Rolex person, and really don't want to get into price inflation. The Explorer's seem to be somewhat less price crazy. There I would go with Watchbox or Govberg (I know they're the same) just to be safe and be in a reasonable driving distance if I want to see it first, or have an issue. Bob's would be my second option. Your review was damned good. I also have a circa 1957 gold Hamilton which was given to my mother for me when I was born. It works, had it serviced by them several years ago, and might just bring it in to see what it maybe worth and I don't expect a lot. Nor would I ever sell it. Have no son's but would leave it to my first son in law when I get my first grandchild. Sorry for the long winded post.

[@mystic48209]

Bought a Citizen Blue Angel sliderule chronograph. Love it. Next on my list i a Casio Slide Rule watch. Black band and case. Then a Neymar 1000m automaitic built like a tank, black because it looks cool. Then the Hamilton Khaki King for the ETA movement. Another: orient raven ray 2 automatic. Diverse for my own preference. My holy grail: Breitling Navitimer. I am so in love with that one.

[@imaginewaymore]

Planning on getting my first watch (The Seiko 5 SNK809) for myself and to possibly pass onto my children because it’s automatic and I plan to take care of it forever. After a couple of months of looking at fashion brand mostly the5th. I took the time to do research and found your channel and other watch channels and learned the truth. Thank you so much.

[@imaginewaymore]

I plan to get more watches too like Citizen, Timex, Lange & Söhne (In the future), etc😂

[@andyjones3977]

Thank you for including the Fortis Spacematic - what a fantastic watch and fantastic company! ... and my vote is definitely for "Thunderball!"

[@VersedNJ]

Along with the Glycine, Fortis is another watch I would consider. Both I think are under rated and you're getting a great watch for a more then reasonable amount of money.

[@rickewilde]

I really need to commit to a Hamiltion Khaki mechanical.As a genuine timepiece with provinance it's hard to beat.i will do it this year. Good work fella

[@taylorg1585]

you wont regret it. best value for the price range imo.

[@L_Capitan211]

You can’t go wrong with a Khaki Field

[@maxprivus]

The Poljot Strelas meet these criteria, having 38mm and even 36mm (IIRC) versions. They're no longer in original production, but worth a look IMO if you're willing to consider a discontinued watch and to do some homework on what to look for. You can still find a few of the last 38mm 3133 based Officer and Cosmos in online inventories for less than $1K.

[@theurbangentry]

Good call! Especially considering the recent Space vid I did with it. Thank you, truly the best suggestion yet. Best regards, TGV

[@dannemannen18]

Watching this while wearing my F-91W (on a nato) maybe my favorite watch even if I have much more expensive watches.

[@Deathbringer99699]

That intro is so nice! Your expression of frustration with that facepalm is priceless

[@liamf1346]

Hi TGV, can I please get your opinion on Filippo Loreti watches? They seem to be doing something quite different to conventional fashion watches and I wanted to get an expert opinion on whether or not you think they are worthwhile. Thanks a mil

[@baxteryong9981]

Really miss your 2016/17 war room way of talking watches in different price points! Your videos really influenced me to get into watches back in 17. It was a great journey indeed! Keep up the good work TGV! SKX 013 all the way!

[@jeromej221]

what a fantastic video, I've learned so much. Quite a few absolute gems in the list!

[@ryche.rising]

My wrist is small and I prefer 40mm+ watches. I have a Bulova Nantucket (30mm?) and found that some people even mistakes it with a “woman’s” size. And I found out that I like big, easy, contrasted and fast reading analog faces.

[@JaySmith-pv2mw]

As I'm new to watch collecting and have a small wrist, this video was perfect for me. I was aware of the Stowa Flieger but the Marine Classic has my attention as well as the Max Bill. Thank you

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Loving Hugo. Hvae to get a Fortis soon.

[@Tony-eo3jf]

The channel name drop intro is outrageous and I love it

[@williammiller8317]

I love the H.R.Giger artwork on your wall, he's one of my favorite artists. Add Albrecht Durer to the list...

[@williammiller8317]

@Roger Dottin : Yeah, he died pretty young as I recall?

[@vulekv93]

Vostok Amphibia. Get replacement bezel, get NATO strap, you just got yourself a way more modern watch. 200m water resist, 40mm case diameter, watch and replacement parts will be under 100$. Pros - it's a great watch for any price, let alone 100$. Cons - small power reserve , 36 hours factory spec, but probably a bit lower. Floppy crown, which is a feature, just tilt the watch slightly towards the crown and you will be good to go, no fear of rethreading the crown when winding.

[@dtroutmann]

It'd be cool if over your left shoulder on the big monitor you had a PowerPoint presentation that had pictures of the watches while you are speaking of them. Love the videos. TY

[@mdrglxix3699]

Love the channel, specially Hugo! Also, would like to see a review of the Timex American Documents from you, any chance? I know you're busy though!

[@Gh0stTech]

Found an Interesting 1960-70s field watch made by Westclox. According to the little I found on the web they were sold at the PX exchange for troops in Vietnam to purchase on their own. On the inside it has an automatic Seiko movement branded as an A-301 with a symbol consisting of two arrows. Picked it up thrifting. After tearing in down, cleaning and lubrication it runs perfectly. You never know what you are going to find. Plenty of hidden gems waiting to be woken from their slumber.

[@allandelosangeles6260]

i am addicted to your videos! more! more please

[@mariusardeleanu3884]

Yes, SARB033, totally agree with you!

[@imaoeinhorneichhorn5855]

There's also a radio controlled Max Bill, called Mega. It's the slimmest one and quite innovative. I just happened to win one am I'm completely in love :D No way, I as a university student could have afforded one otherwise :)

[@williammiller8317]

My first digital watch was a Timex in 1975, I wish I still had all the Timex watches I bought in the 60's and the 70's.

[@mikaxms]

The dino numbering jokes are great! Hahaha

[@mystic48209]

Hugo rules! Bloody good randy ole boy. Sly grin and wit. Always look forward to see him.

[@Kmat5422]

Hugo should have his own show 🤣😂🤣🤣❤️ A dinosaur with a British accent 🤣 Great watch choices. Love them all.

[@djmaciiii]

I agree I love Hugo

[@adamrassi3516]

Yes! or his own movie -- Smugtastic Park lol

[@dcell7037]

totally agree!! LOVE HUGO. :)

[@Gh0stTech]

So true! Such a great bit I hope never goes away. Adds another level of comedy that other watch channels lack.

[@panasonicchrome7915]

I agree Hugo is great and fun 👍

[@93DracoX]

Would’ve loved a few more picks on the spectrum under 200 but still another excellent video! I guess I’ll be looking through your older videos for more options. Keep it up TGV!

[@surfside75]

Would love to know what you find under $300 especially divers. Thanks😁🍻🇱🇷

[@varanid9]

@@surfside75 He didn't specify divers.

[@varanid9]

I like several in the Seiko 5 line, as well as Timex. Also, though a lot of people look down their nose at them, I just bought a Merkur, the Seiko 6105 replica, to mod the case into an actual Seiko, but, when I got it, it was such a decent watch in its own right that I didn't have the heart to tear it down. Now, I'm going to try the Sharkey 62mas replica as well.

[@jackforgach1637]

@@varanid9 I believe TGV covered the SKX

[@peterkull8354]

I just learned Hugo pours Champus on his Wheetabix - I love that idea !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidcoleman2463]

I have a Hamilton khaki field automatic 38 mm . I love it .such a great watch for the money . Swiss made .

[@Zzzzalazar]

I have 8 watches, 7 of them automatic, i like that the watch depends on me to work, zen moment. All of them under 39mm with exception the dive watch, they are not expensive but I love all of them.

[@neilziesing7761]

Your intros deserve their own channel!

[@Trapezius8oblique]

Been a watch enthusiast for years just found your channel, love it, subbed. You bring out the fun. Could you do a history ect of the “Viceroy” wrist watch, ...please. My Dad had one until some home invader, stole it. I searched everywhere to find it for him. The police didn’t care. . Ended up buying him a secondhand lesser quality was all I could find, to try to make him feel better. Im still searching . Hopefully one day I’ll find it.

[@lc2583]

I sometimes find myself doing Hugos voice without realising, whilst I'm at work

[@X-treme_13]

I am enjoying your channel very much, plus I'm learning even more about watches that I didn't know existed. I also enjoy you enthusiasm for more practical and more affordable watches for the everyday Joe.

[@paulrawes]

Thunderball, definately!

[@kbbarton1]

Champaign on Weetabix... sounds delicious!

[@claudeschmid1631]

glycine also has a 39mm airman, the airman 18, which is perfect vor 6-7inch wrists :)

[@thegentcase7360]

Great review- specially the Hamilton is tempting ! For the Breitling : Thunderball

[@MafiosoARM]

Is it me or is a Orient Star better watch than the Sarb033? I have had these watches but to me Orient star with double AR coating is better finished than the Seiko.

[@VersedNJ]

It's is remarkable what Orient puts out in quality and price, and is always under the radar. I don't have the Star, don't do a lot of dressing up, but did buy a Bambino in Anthracite with date. I think it cost me $130.00. One can do far worse.

[@DrDan-ue9de]

Another great vid, TGV. Which Spacematic is that you pictured at 6:45, it’s beautiful. I’d like to. Know more about it and I can’t find one like it anywhere!?...

[@patrickiredale4359]

I keep meaning to say this. The Casio F91 watch you wife wears on an army green camouflage strap would look better on a blue camo strap. It would tie-in with the blue line on the Casio’s face. OK, I’m being picky perhaps, but think about it. Plus I suspect blue would go with more of Mrs V’s clothing.

[@Jonsson474]

Could you do a similar piece for us with larger wrists please? I really can’t wear anything under 42mm, with a few exceptions.

[@djbarnes51]

What is your opinion on forge and foster watches are they in the mvmt league of over priced fashion watches of is there a hint of quality going on? . As you know your the man in the know.

[@awdphotography8846]

Stowa looks so good, as does the Oris big crown

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

My favourite watch is Tissot T068.427.16.051.00 and also Seiko SSA232K1

[@djwindhoek]

Loved it as always. Q: what's the classiest £500-£1K quartz watch for ladies? My mum is turning 70 and is not interested in anything mechanical, sadly. Grazie :)

[@LeccareNewHandle]

Could you make a video of Iconic watches for men with adult sized wrists?

[@bsib5021]

Hahaha, you are terrible

[@theurbangentry]

LOL, sorry, I only do videos for adults with adult sized brains ;-) Joking aside, I am working on a video for those with bigger wrists. Thank you, Best regards, TGV

[@surfside75]

Damn bro😐, I'm hurt -😂🌿💙🇱🇷✝️ I do like 42mm though.. good luck finding many divers though (my pref.) under $400

[@jameswright727]

Hi what do you think to the scurfa diver one

[@flawless1979]

Love your show man, keep up the good work.

[@johnsaville8946]

Your reaction to Hugo is hilarious hahaha

[@garyggarner7738]

Lots of great watches. There are so many! Casio makes quite a few analog and digital models in the small category! Thanks do. Much for a great review of excellent time pieces!

[@manoflego123]

I just noticed the H.R. Giger "Birth Machine" print behind you. That's one of my favorite drawings of all time and I need to get one for my room someday.

[@edhammond6911]

Excellent video. Enjoyed Hugo.Where is Ernest? I haven’t seen that young chap lately. The war room is looking stellar. As much as I love Miles Davis, I have to go with Thunderball. Great name for a watch. Nice long video. Educational and entertaining.

[@davidsiler5505]

I wonder if the civilian Hamiltons are mil spec?

[@michaeldownzer]

Excellent video. Really makes me appreciate what i already have....and has me lusting after more watches that havnt been on my radar before. Thank you!

[@mrz80]

I see my favorite painting on your screen back there - Nighthawks FTW! And that Stowa Marine Classic, she's a beaut! As for the Glycine, they only missed two details, and we can forgive them for forgoing the somewhat fragile hacking mechanism (fragile in the sense that an unaware watch repairman will inevitably break the thing trying to pull the stem :( ), but they really should have gone with a cross-hatched crown.

[@Jorgie000]

Sweet HR Giger poster!

[@larryleyba6496]

Monster! Pitch fork and lit torches!

[@emanuelabell2212]

Should call the 806 the "Jim Clark". He was known to wear one.

[@theurbangentry]

I had no idea! VERY cool. Thank you Emanuel, Best regards, TGV

[@speedypaul2314]

What's the 806?

[@TechPanzer]

Ooh, that's a great idea!

[@ianf3751]

What's your take on Sunnto sports watch?

[@enlustigkurre]

Thank you for yet another amazing video! Just want to raise my tiny wrist in order to demonstrate my enthusiasm towards a similar video for luxury alternatives! Much love for what you do😍

[@lowersaxon]

Your videos are very competent and enjoyable. Keep on please. PS: Subscribed.

[@lordzathran]

I'm looking for a classic 38-40mm stainless steel case, white or black dial with roman markers and black leather band watch. So far I've found the Certina DS-8 and the Tissot Le Clocle. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[@ΘεοφανηςΜπουντουρογλου]

I always wondered.... what Job are you doing ; what's your profession

[@toggimir]

It was covered in a different video. Used to be an audio technician I believe. Now, 100% watches working at/with watchbox?

[@Etienne938]

Love that tune in the opening

[@Lanz1964]

Great vid! I just came back from a trip to Japan, where I also bought a Seiko Samurai :D. You gotta go to the Seiko-Museum TGV!!

[@cj1000]

Brilliant episode!