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In this video, I'll share a wide range of some of the most versatile watches on the market. If you're looking for one watch that can work in the widest variety of different scenarios, this is the list for you. What watches would guys say are the most versatile?
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[@Keffin1]

Casio F-91W. End of discussion.

[@brads1545]

The Explorer really is all you’d ever need.

[@DavidRon]

This video is supposed to be a list of watches that are all "all you'd ever need".

[@brads1545]

@@DavidRon I get that, but some of the watches on this list, IMO, do not come close to fitting that bill. Personal preference, of course.

[@DavidRon]

@@brads1545 I wonder if the difference is day to day style. Teddy is generally preppy and white collar. The explorer is better than most of these watches if your day to day wear is tactical gear and camping. Sure the explorer dresses up ok, but it's kinda of a stretch in a suit. Sure the Tissot Gentleman dresses down okay, but it's kind of a stretch working on your motorcycle.

[@skuripandaburns3489]

All you'd ever need but can never get lol

[@ROVA00]

⁠@@DavidRonI have never seen anyone in tactical gear or camping wearing a Rolex explorer for those situations. That’s G-Shock or Garmin territory. ANY Rolex will go well with a suit. This is a daily for someone that works in an office.

[@miguelvictoria-boca573]

Hey Teddy, I just left Cleveland. Went there with my family. We're from Germany on vacation in the US. Only because of your Q & A, where you answered "Why Cleveland", I had the idea to visit on our trip. It's been really nice. The old industrial charme meeting modern architecture. Old steel, new glass - just loved it. The Brewdog was also very nice. 😊 Thanks for the indirect tip and in general the great content here on KZbin. Cheers! Michael

[@secretsanta9046]

That’s awesome! Hope you enjoyed your time here in the USA!

[@DrBob0910]

Excellent recommendations Teddy! Once again, Jon came through with a terrific gift for my son. I am purchasing the new Mido TV watch in blue next week. This is my fourth watch purchased from your team. I am certain he will wear it for many years to come. Please extend my appreciation to Jon and your team for their outstanding work.

[@scotchbarrel3371]

The speedmaster definitely got more popular with suits after the bracelet update. A lot of leather options too.

[@CraigG21]

I think the VC Overseas is the most versatile (vs the Chopard or Patek) due to the inclusion of the rubber AND leather straps. Especially when you pick a more subdued dial color.

[@Valera_Scotland]

For Explorer quality and a lot less money - Omega Aqua Terra 2503.50.00. Picked mine up this year. Its stunning😊

[@pasquale78]

The wrist shot of the Explorer is one of the best I have ever seen. It really conveys how the watch actually wears. Most wrist shots make the 36 look way bigger than it actually is.

[@dskim24]

I noticed that too. In terms of photography, people need to back up a bit and use a longer lens. On the other hand, the case-exaggerating effects of the closer and wider angle does convey the experience of having your face close to the watch as one would when looking at your own watch. I believe it was Annie Liebovitz who liked to walk the line of a lens that's too short; whether or not the viewer understood the effects of forshortening, a brain will automatically understand that you're closer to that person's face. Same with these wrist shots. But I always think huge cases look terrible. Unless you're a linebacker, I think 38mm should be your upper ceiling. You'll end up looking like a kid wearing his dad's jacket.

[@yusufbest4475]

Its just relative to wrist size.

[@jennifervanwerkhoven4274]

I would say that the Zenith Chronomaster is also a wearable chronograph. Small size, thin and colours that go very well with a navy or grey suit. But furthermore a very nice collection of versatile watches.

[@ali-tal]

I was about to say the same about the Zenith, specifically the Chronomaster Original

[@mvhdsk1122]

haha, I think you're right, thought of that one, too. I've got a vintage Chronomaster from yr ~2000, that I find is very dressy and chique and would probably fit into most outfits with that silver guilloché dial. However, talking about versatility, I can see this one loose ground to others just because it's maybe a bit too classy for rather casual outfits.

[@rickjason215]

Why not the Oyster Perpetual Rolex. Not the ones with the cartoons, but the regular ones are very wearable with anything. 70 hour power reserve and much cheaper.

[@jameswellman2479]

Dear Teddy: I try to watch all you videos and take your advice seriously. but why do you not ever include anything from a brand like Chronoswiss? Is it because you don't sell them, are they a bad watch? I am not just asking about them but others as well. It seems like a lot of you guys on KZbin just regurgitate the same brands and models over and over. Not to say that your choices are not good, and of course taste plays into things and its impossible to include all brands, but I was wondering what your thinking is when you create your lists?

[@_sr]

36 mm explorer. I love that watch. So iconic. So classy. The og bond watch..❤ I have been enjoying it on my 7-inch wrist..

[@MadMax76er]

I personally would have chosen either the Aqua Terra.or most likely the Constellation over the Speedmaster, automatic, date complication and water resistance whilst still being versatile for any situation puts them ahead for me in the Omega family

[@hybro8]

Any thin diver is versatile

[@mkyhou1160]

Depends - if you work in an office and do the odd formal event, being able to dive hundreds of meters deep with your watch isn’t as important as a classy bezel rather than a rotating one.

[@idonotexist_]

​@MultiBamBamBamBamUnder 12

[@밤톨-p5z]

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[@picanha694]

​@@밤톨-p5zits so dainty i thought it was a ladies watch

[@밤톨-p5z]

@@picanha694 my wrist is 16cm. it doesnt matter

[@Dialandhands]

Really can’t wait to see a smaller version of the new longuines Conquest. If we get a 38mm or even a 39mm that would be an amazing everyday piece.

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

I agree, I have the OG Conquest in 39. It's fantastic

[@Frank-qs3pe]

I love that watch , not a fan of the new one.

[@alwayspooh1588]

I agree, I had the 43mm one in blue. Nice watch, but no lume made me P/X for a green Hydroconquest, now much happier. Great watch though.

[@tylerjames646]

I hear ya about versatility being different for each person. For me, my go to daily wear is the white dial Christopher Ward Sealander. 39mm case, 150m water resistance. Looks good on its steel bracelet, or any other strap material and colour. I've worn it on many adventures from camping, to hiking, to swimming, and it doesn't look out of place dressed up on date night. Great list, Teddy! Love the updated Longines Conquest. Stunning watch!

[@IT_Farhan]

Sealander is definitely one of the top versatile choices.

[@EliasGanB]

Sealander is like the Explorer but way cheaper!

[@mopatel4798]

I think you’re missing a key Rolex, the OP, it’s extremely versatile and has the choice of many colours, not only that, its most recent iteration has the easy link easy link system, I’d argue it has more history than the Explorer too!

[@leonimaerubitam]

True on the Rolex Oyster perpetual… I have it and after I bought it, I sold all my fashion watches. 😅 Have been using it for years… chose it over the date just, because there are so many females at that time that have the date just. I want something low-key but classy, elegant and versatile and the OP is just that. 😊

[@carlosbeato1]

This video is another reason why Teddy is the best watch KZbinr. Provides real information and presents many different options based upon price points.

[@syrusbark]

It's just a long advert for his business like all his videos

[@DrJake108]

I agree with many comments here, I can’t understand how you can consider a Speedmaster here. It has basically no water resistance It’s not a tough watch It can’t really match modern professional watches and not really the best looking watch either. In the Omega family your better off with a Seamaster 300 It’s tough, can go under water and heck the Prince of Wales uses it as his everyday watch

[@martinkaplan1805]

I think my Sinn 556ib is a darn good contender for this category, Teddy.

[@GU5S]

Ive worn my Speedmaster on a leather strap with a suit on a number of occasions and it's never looked or felt out of place. Amazingly versatile watch. Love the content Teddy.

[@aioka1435]

My choices for versatile watches : - Hamilton Khaki Field auto - New Longines Conquest - Longines Spirit (and Zulu) - Tudor Ranger - GS springdrive (black or white) - Omega AT - Rolex OP 124300

[@tyranelewis7763]

Omega works best for me as a Tech person working on/around electronics because of the super high magnetic resistance and the power reserve. making them very low maintenance watches as well as super accurate. (best accuracy next to quartz)

[@FriedlandM]

Speedmaster is versatile as a style, but not practically. It isn't water resistant at all so it's not right for many scenarios. Need to be really careful with it.

[@brettmitrenga2731]

Rolex explorer cannot be beaten.

[@marcuslieberman3577]

Great video Teddy. Hard subject to tackle. All your picks were good range of styles and pricing. I don't see it possible to have ONE watch. Three maybe. 😀

[@GeraldGarcia]

The Gentleman needs a 38mm version. As is the new Conquest. Just putting it out there because I know Tissot and Longines listens. On a related side note, the Murph and the Spirit is definitely on my radar.

[@brodysmith2948]

I just bought my first "expensive" watch. The Mido multifort tv big date grey on the bracelet. I am looking for the orange band once available. BEAUTIFUL WATCH. I bought it from teddy and will be back. I mainly wear my Casio watches throughout the week to protect my bracelets, no hassle I personally enjoy the quarts movements. Excuse the grammar.

[@secretsanta9046]

Congrats 🎉, I just saw this watch and I think it’s absolutely gorgeous and unique!! Enjoy it! Cheers

[@oshoc01]

The light blue Oris Cervo Volante must be one of the most beautiful still-affordable watches available in 2023.

[@Sinn104]

A vote to include the Sinn 104 as one of the most versatile watches.

[@coolman4202]

My only watch it the Seiko SRPD51 (the dive variant with blue dial/bezel) and can’t find anywhere it’s not reasonable to wear it for. Perhaps it felt a bit out of place at the opera but otherwise it’ll be only watch for many years to come.

[@radidoc4832]

Good video! I think having a diver Bezel is one of the most useful feature of a watch, even for most desk divers -- from cooking, to parking, to poormans gmt. Therefore the Sub has my nod as one of the most versatile watch. I am just surprised that watch brands haven't put a time bezel on non-divers yet!

[@matteocavallin8775]

Love this video, that's always been my philosophy when it comes to watches. I don't want to worry about matching watches to clothes, I want to be able to pick up a watch and it not look out of place with (almost) anything I wear. That being said, I have only two watches which are the Hamilton Khaki Auto 38mm and the Certina Action Diver 38mm, both with black dials. Super versatile watches.

[@jlzab6914]

Très bons choix 👍🏻

[@matteocavallin8775]

@@jlzab6914 Merci :)

[@jpdemer5]

I think the Junghans Max Bill is very versatile - especially with the black dial. Water resistance could be better (50 m), but the fact that the case is barely there helps it blend into any environment. Works with a tux - and works with a tee.

[@raven_of_zoso455]

I really like the looks of the 39mm OP, I wish Tudor would pick up the production of that model. Maybe have a little selection of different dial options, both in colors and layout.

[@perosa99]

Nice list outside of the end models. Lost me at the Breitling, big green dial in 13 mm thick. Might be good looking but it doesn’t strike me as versatile. Longines Conquest, Tudor BB and Rolex DJ seemed to me more in the sweet spot.

[@microwave7522]

The Murph is such a beauty😍 wearing my 38mm whilst watching this

[@jorjoperalta]

What strap do you wear it with? The leather one it came with was too stiff for me so I'm currently wearing it on a white rubber strap (beautiful) but looking for some more options

[@microwave7522]

@@jorjoperalta I just wear it with the leather strap, I agree it is very stiff and was hoping it would loosen over time but haven’t noticed much of a difference. Granted I don’t wear it super often

[@johnprosser5035]

Got my Explorer 40 about a month ago and absolutely love it.... The perfect watch for me

[@matthiasvanleemputten]

Blue, silver or black OP might be as versatile as it gets from Rolex.

[@cecaju9516]

Agreed.

[@BFit25]

This is my pick also over the explorer. I have a blue 36.

[@cecaju9516]

@@BFit25 nice. I have a silver 41, but I’m considering trading it for the 36. I can pull off the 41 (7.25” wrist), but I like the understated look of the 36.

[@BFit25]

For Rolex though maybe OP instead of Explorer ?

[@alexwelch1520]

I wish the new Longines Conquest had a COSC movement. What about the Longines Zulu Time GMT?

[@phcavi]

So the Submariner is not a diver, because you were gonna leave those out...

[@INTERSECONDASTELLA]

My dream collection: during day rolex explorer, during afternoon rolex yellow gold submariner blue face, during evening patek 3940 ⌚

[@pedrojorge2741]

If Longines makes a smaller version of the new Conquest in the 36-38mm range I am happy and set for life. The silver sunray version is absolutely beautiful! I love watches learning about and appreciating watches, and there are plenty of more expensive watches I love, but you don't really need to own every watch you love.

[@randomnameindeed]

Agreed! I really fell in love with the watch when I first saw it, but I was subsequently gutted when I realized it was only in 41mm and 34 mm.

[@minimalistmaverick]

I bet if they get enough feedback like they did with the Spirit zulu, that they'll make a 38 or 39mm. But yep def agree. Longines are on fire lately.

[@K.J.H_]

Yeh a 38-39 would be a go! Hopefully they do it.

[@mellow-jello]

Scary only wearing one watch? Hardly. You find that grail watch, or given by your parents, or wife, or children, that would be the one.

[@NaNa-wj8tw]

👍

[@gerrytemple5044]

No JLC Reverso?? Would be my number one...

[@gabrielcastillo3236]

The new longines conquest is a beauty. They did a great job updating the watch. Looks way for classy for any occasion. I have the hydroconquest with the ceramic bezel and is more sporty but also could be considered as the best do it all watch.

[@nemlol]

- Baltic Aquascaphe Blue Gilt - Mido Multifort M - Rado HyperChrome Automatic - Citizen Automatic NK0000 - Montblanc 1858 Automatic Date 0 Oxygen The 8000 41mm - Raymond Weil Freelancer 42

[@henriksm9215]

Great list! However, I was surprised to not see anything from Nomos. I think the Club sport 37mm is a viable option, but also the Ahoi line. I own the Ahoi 567 and think it works in just about any occasion (as is also marketed by the brand) - classic Tangente design but with improved water resistance and crown guards. So the Ahoi is definitely more sporty, but the size and thickness means it also works very well with buttoned up attire 🙂

[@voltsantillan]

I find the Glycine Airman purist the most versatile watch that I own. It tops the Submariner and the Tag Heuer FFormula 1 on my rotation.

[@thomashelm6931]

As an aside, many of us US Air Force crew members during Vietnam, used to wear the Airman during the function of our duties. I still wear one today, albeit not the one that I had back then.

[@TheGrenadier97]

I would say that the Tudor Black Bay 54 is the supreme versatile do-it-all watch nowadays, better (and more realistically attainable) than the Rolex Explorer.

[@RacingSimSupport]

Im sold on the Explorer. I’ve spent many years now wanting a Datejust and it’s been an interesting learning experience going from looking at watches to finally owning one. I love my Black Bay 36 but there’s a few details that I think the Explorer really nails. Plus it saves me money!

[@chedelirio6984]

The Speedmaster "can be worn in so many different environments"... ...the boys in Houston smile and nod 😏

[@Manh7861]

Sounds good, I want them all 😂

[@andrewantonowicz6454]

Great list Teddy, you did quickly mention this watch, but the Sinn 556 range, especially the colours with the applied indices, 556IB, for example would be on my list.

[@AlessandroFrecceri]

Why the Speedmaster? It doesn’t fit the water resistance requirement to be “versatile”.

[@arcaneese3826]

Would love to see your view on the Sinn 856, a lot of the pros of the 556 but with a lot more tech packed inside!

[@brockadcock2735]

I would have to say the most versatile Omega is the railmaster.

[@turbyoulance]

Great Video. Longines need to do what Omega did with their Date window on the Aqua Terra. Put a silver edge around he date window. The last watch the Nautilus PP is far far too cluttered . One watch that seems to never ever be reviewed and to be Honest is one that i think is extremely overpriced is the Hublot. No one wants to review it which is good because I think it is revolting . A sneaky one that is a sleeper to me is the Panerai.

[@mobius235]

I usually wear the Murph in every occasion. But I just got a Speedmaster Reduced two tone with 18k rose gold bezel, crown and pushers Man.. the thing just pops, its a looker! You can definitely wear it in more formal occasions

[@wongjefx980]

One go to watch is good idea....but, the ladies don't mind having ton if accessories, so unless you really don't want more than one do all everything watch, or money is tight, enjoy having a few... maybe diver or sport watch, everday like Explorer I or BB 39, and a dress watch. Some micro-brands.

[@cameronbarry9534]

Any chance of a dedicated Longines conquest 2023 video? 👀

[@matthewsanders6499]

Explorer I can do it all

[@joshfx3756]

I love the Murph, that's what id go for for me!

[@MartialLiam]

Teddy's videos are always spot on! love these type of reviews ⏱

[@vjchung]

I personally prefer the Breitling B15 Duograph with the blue dial to the B09 pistachio. Same design on the dial, but 42 in diameter. The blue dial is really beautiful. You have to wear it and admire the color changing as you move your wrist. The silver case and arabic numerals stand out due to the blue dial. Finally, the pricing is great for a rattrapante chrono.

[@rabtrekker]

Rolex Explorer 124270 I have long resisted but this the Rolex at its best for purity, versatility and heirloom goodness. Combine the Rolex (+ straps) with a Casio G-Shock 5000u and move on with your life. Make memories with your nearest and dearest these awesome timepieces.

[@minimalistmaverick]

Damn Longines is killing it lately. I was already obsessed with the spirit Zulu. But those new Conquests models in different colors are gorgeous too. Kind of like the omega aqua shades, or a cheaper Datejust / OP alternative

[@mkyhou1160]

Nice vid - I’m a one watch guy. At 12.35 - Just picked up the new 2023 Tudor BB in Champagne (I got the 41). The new series 34, 36, 39, 41 on Jubilee are amazing, curvy case every bit as nice as a DJ or Explorer. Pick your size or color, perfect GADA.

[@MathsNotHard]

Watching this video while wearing the Hamilton Murph lol

[@topcow23]

I think the Datejust is the ultimate 1 watch watch.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

It can be if you get it with the smooth bezel instead of the fluted bezel. Full disclosure: I prefer the fluted bezel, LOL.

[@Notourtube]

The speedy is one of the most comfortable watches on the market

[@andyyoung6073]

Great stuff Teddy Rolex explorer - Yes! But my white faced OP 39 is even more versatile I think because it flies under the radar and can be worn in public without too much anxiety. Agree about the speedy, but I think Junghans chronoscope, may be even more versatile, especially now available with sapphire glass.

[@NewportSolar]

I love my Tissot Gentleman Powermatic. Curious if it will be on this list. I got it after Teddy’s first review on it and I’ve loved it ever since. I don’t wear any of my other watches anymore. The look and feel of an Omega Aquaterra or Rolex OP for under $1,000. I think it’s $800, I got mine at Nordstrom for only $350! They had the price marked wrong and they still honored it. I love Nordstrom.

[@NewportSolar]

There it is at 6:13

[@danieljoyce4015]

Picked up my fist luxury watch ever in the Cartier Santos. I love it so much, really recommend.

[@aulzhoefer]

SINN 556 on steel… a pilot/explorer

[@sdiver68]

Great list! Love the Gentleman call-out. In the metal SBGA413 won me over for its surprising versatility over it's brother SBGA415. Nautilus over Aquanaut is surprising for versatility. Might consider Chris Ward C63 and Formex Essence to add a couple micros. Nomos Club Sport neomatik would be another great consideration if looking at the Black Bay and Longines bracket

[@ArjitMehra]

Hey, Teddy! Always love your videos, man. So well made and thoughtfully curated☺️ I always wait for you to post new stuff! I have a video idea u might want to try- Try to find some nice watches from different countries n try to review them. Living in India, there are some brands here that might interest you, and I’m sure you Will definitely find similar from other countries as well!

[@NATHANSFLETCHER]

Great video. As much as I like the Speedmaster, it only having 50m of Water Resistance was a big negative and one of the reasons I went for an Aqua Terra. That said, I might still get a Speedmaster at some point! ;)

[@iluvtheblues]

Why does everyone in the watch community focus on water depth rating. Out of 100 watch aficionados, how many do you really think have been in water deeper than 10' in the last 10 years. And for that matter, how many non-divers actually need to know what time it is when they're swimming, or showering? For 99% of watch folks, being able to wash your hands is about the most water resistance they'll ever need in a watch.

[@iiTyrull]

Hey Teddy, great video! I'd love to see a side by side comparison of the new Longines Conquest vs Tudor 1926. I'd like to see them go head to head and hear your thoughts on which comes out on top.

[@florianbeck2626]

Reg. Omega Speedmaster: When I see 42mm, I think: maybe it's to small... def. not to big =)

[@rolandogonzalez3756]

IWC Mark XX, beautiful and elegant.

[@suoodalali7452]

Great video, but I would choose the yacht master instead for the submariner

[@Beechnutlk]

Simply one of the best reviews across the spectrum. Well done again.

[@luisdiegoperez1786]

Rolex has so many models than could be an One and Only watch. But the king has to be the Datejust.

[@andreigromek]

LOVE my blue dial Powermatic Gentleman. Wear it with almost everything

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

I need to get one. Looks so sharp.

[@andreigromek]

@@eyeheartsushi2212 I highly recommend, such good value for $$

[@naveenkataria661]

Great choices and excellent quality content as always, Teddy 👍 One watch I think you missed is what Bulgari just unveiled - the new Octo Roma. It's thin and wearable with the bracelet and a rubber strap both included in the package at msrp & an easy strap-change system incorporated into it. I think it is the very definition of versatile. Also,😊 at $7000, it beats the pants off the Cartier Santos and gives stiff competition to the Rolex Explorer (which, ngl, is still my grail) 😊

[@troywilliams7251]

Great content! Would love to see a extended review of the new Tudor Black Bay 36.

[@TwentyOne_Five]

I’m wearing my Explorer 36 in the Rockies right now.

[@WallaceEpiro]

I use an Orient RA-AR0003L as an everyday watch since it wears pretty nicely for most purposes, whether casual or official. I do use a G-shock DW-9052 I got as a gift as a beater, but the sapphire on the Orient really gives me peace of mind. My Orient has more or less kept time within 30s over an entire month, which is ~1s every day averaged.

[@alvinmick218]

I really enjoyed this video! As always it was interesting in seeing your picks. I must admit that you surprised me by picking the Murph and the Speedmaster, but I can see your points of consideration for selecting both. I don’t usually rewatch a Watch video but this one is an exception. Well done!🥃

[@TachiTekmo]

The Nautilus is the Amex Centurion (a.k.a. Black Card) of the watch world. You rarely see it, but when you do, you know *exactly* what it implies.

[@pauljennings9385]

Really great video, however I’ve found a watch with everything for less than £280!. Swiss brand, automatic, sapphire crystal, AR coating, 100m WR, and the build is just awesome. Roamed Primeline Rotapower 703-660… I cannot understand why so little is mentioned about this brand. Keep up the good work

[@unaibb]

The Roamer Primeline I know is 50m WR, where did you get yours? Roamer is very underrated, and it´s a great brand

[@MrBasti1008]

Explorer 1 - always!

[@andreleverettejr3747]

No, keep that Breitling dial the same color it is, it's perfect

[@racing7782]

The Tissot Gentlemen is a fantastic watch. Hard to beat in the price range

[@kjstewys]

124270 FTW. I’ll never sell off all my watches because too many are sentimental, but I could easily only wear my Explorer every single day. Sent before I saw the next watch. My wife dailies a jubilee/fluted DJ and it goes surprisingly well with just about everything. My next Rolex will be a 36mm Wimbledon. Need to snag before they discontinue 👀

[@Claus-L.Mueller]

Hi Teddy! I suggest to look at the Traska models “Commuter” and “Summiteer” as more affordable alternatives to a Rolex Explorer or Oyster Perpetual. Speaking about the Rolex OP-Line - IMHO a black OP is even more versatile than an Explorer. Best wishes, Claus

[@TheGrenadier97]

True.

[@BFit25]

Yep I would argue the OP fits the bill better short of a loud color version. Keep it at black, navy, or the silver and you’re good to go.

[@caramel109]

Teddy! "Versatile" and no quartz watches?? There's some great suggestions in your video, but if any of my friends asked for advice on a versatile one-watch solution, I'd definitely throw in a couple of quartz pieces, especially solar (like a Seiko or Citizen Eco-Drive). Many of these are super-legible, 100m+ water resistant, set and forget watches that could be the dictionary image for versatile. The Citizen Brycen on your site springs to mind as a great example.