3 Watches That Do The Unexpected | Watchfinder & Co.

[@watchfinder]

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[@fat3lwound]

“A Daytona that shows you what it’s current value on the market is”.😂

[@jpalacios117]

fat3lwound that sounds like a michael reeves crappy invention

[@RaulEdu33]

⌚👌🤣 Should be called "the Rolex Perpetual Covetous" Chrono24 complication

[@pffyespff]

GP WW.TC tells the owner when the world's 3 main stock markets are working, so can't be that difficult.

[@bryanbrett8943]

Hilarious!!!

[@davisasantos6739]

lol

[@MrHarlequin2316]

How about an Omega with a counter for the current number of special editions? Or maybe a Patek that measures how worthy the next generation that you’re looking after it for is? Personally however, a style meter that assesses how good your dog looks in any given hat would be the killer app.

[@AtheistOrphan]

MrHarlequin - All Good ideas!

[@dajam7]

Love the idea of the Patek.

[@rossstone3885]

Isn’t there that guy on twitter or something called ‘we rate dogs’, so there’s your app!

[@freakysteve140281]

Haha, the Patek Philippe ‘mjöllnir’

[@Dario31d]

That Oris propilot is in cooperation with REGA (the red cross with wings)...REGA is the swiss helicopter medic unit, so pretty cool

[@matheusg4914]

So that altimeter is quite enough... right?

[@litamtondy]

And also helicopters aren't pressurized, so the watch would actually work! Thank you very much for the information, it really explained the purpose of a watch that seemed useless if you only watch the video. Your comment should be pinned.

[@ebitlagger8840]

Oh wow, this should get more likes so they can see your cmt and pin it.

[@arthurbutt4589]

I've been wanting that Maurice Lacroix for nearly 10 years now. I've seen the brand's watches on sale on multiple websites, but never that specific watch. I must say, the fact that you've mentioned this watch brings me happiness in knowing that others have seen and appreciate the beauty and simplicity of such a watch.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

I want one Too

[@jpettifordel]

@@juniorjohnson5961 I just got it. its amazing

[@Mizai]

@@jpettifordel prehistoric

[@AtheistOrphan]

I’ve got a diver’s watch, I had to drown him to get it.

[@bs12984]

you need medication.

[@AtheistOrphan]

Maurya - Then you don’t want to know how I obtained a pilot’s watch then?👨‍✈️

[@bs12984]

@@AtheistOrphan not surprising from an atheist and an orphan

[@AtheistOrphan]

Maurya - Thank you.

[@cream8701]

@@bs12984 what a miserable prick

[@tenzinsmith]

You’re so damn right about The Bends though. The album, not the ailment.

[@thecommenter578]

He's a man of culture as well

[@Psykel]

Well, he’s righ about both The Bends and the bends.

[@TheDrastogi]

As a diver, I can completely see the utility of the last Oris. NOW I WANT ONE!!!

[@SangheiliSpecOp]

It's so dangerous to watch these videos or browse the internet at all.... Theres always another watch...

[@UGA.D]

Bet I know where you can find one for sale...

[@fat3lwound]

DeanUGA where? 🤔

[@kevinji7285]

what for？XD, you will never use it as a back up. Maybe a backup to a backup to a backup

[@iceduckz]

Quality content as usual. ORIS is growing on me as a brand.

[@roidesfurets3625]

Really in love with the ORIS propilot seconds hand with no counterweight. I’d never see this before

[@reemissa3029]

looks awesome!!

[@stritheor]

Not many Oris models I'm not in love with....

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Maurice Lacroix looks awesome. The gears remind me of Warhammer 40K and Gears of War.

[@woodinamedso3454]

i prefer her sister Remy

[@joehouses5097]

Whose gonna believe a fly. You shouldn't be on here commenting.

[@Mizai]

lawful

[@brettrosson5229]

The ever so brief reference to one of the great albums of all time was beautiful. Well done sir!

[@cold2d]

That square circle triangle though

[@JaesadaSrisuk]

It’s a really fun little novelty of a complication.

[@thilogriep-raming8786]

They have that one with two hearts as well

[@waxy954]

Wow! That Maurice Lacroix is fascinating. That is definitely going on my “want” list

[@tomkhong9828]

Didn’t know Oris is so innovative . Glad to know it

[@andrewstormespainter]

I went into this thinking I would want another watch, but now I'm thinking I need to buy my dog a hat.

[@morgan97475]

The Maurice Lacroix.....techno-funky.

[@kiwi_commander]

Another fantastic video from Watchfinder, Personally, I would add a time piece with a pulsometer scale like the Longines Asthmometer-Pulsograph or the Speidel Scrub 30. The Speidel is an interesting one because it's a durable and affordable quartz time piece specifically designed for medical professionals

[@fastman119]

I always love the writing in these videos. Beautiful video essay, as always!

[@julianadams2206]

Great video (as usual). Love the Oris brand for their creativity and relative affordability.

[@Mizai]

heuristic

[@GP-nn9to]

That ML's swirled dial and gears, Awesome !

[@SilencedMi5]

On the closeups you can see that someone has been using that *Oris* *Aquis* *Depth* *Gauge* for what it claims on the tin! ⌚🌊🤿 You love to see it!

[@balazsgalambos4458]

Love the video,a nice little escape from the madness.Love the ML Masterpiece,so cool,funky but elegant on the same time. Beautiful macros,great work,really appreciate it

[@danielsmitht]

excellent information and video !!

[@95GST16g]

As a fast jet pilot, a watch that tells altitude is useful. What it tells me is not what altitude my aircraft is at, but what my cabin altitude is. This can tell me if my pressurization system is working correctly. Although my particular aircraft does already provide that information, there are others that don't. This could avoid problems like those you spoke about from divers rising in the water, decompression sicknesses happen in the air too.

[@CreightonMiller]

The ProPilot is actually a mountain climbers watch, says me.

[@Psykel]

Yeah, would be quite useful for that. Or for helicopter medics, since Rega’s logo is on the dial.

[@peterlittlehorse5695]

The Casio 'Depth Gauge' used the same principle to measure depth. It works very well.

[@anthonypipia6990]

Review the Maurice lacroix aikon

[@Ricky.913]

I had an eye operated on yesterday, an eye biopsy. I got ready for bed, it's 1130pm, put a gel medication in my eye, everything is blurry right now. Anyways, I'd be damned if I don't watch Watchfinder and Co.'s new video.

[@AdityaSingh-fz7wb]

:) ... Wish you a speedy recovery. Take care

[@kiwi_commander]

The one thing I like about these videos is that it's not only about the seeing the video but also listening to it. The calming music, soothing voice, and poetry describing a time piece is all you need. Also good luck on your speedy recovery

[@butcherbakercandlestickmak2062]

Get well soon!

[@Ricky.913]

will do guys, thanks. stay healthy and stay safe everyone.

[@insane_troll]

4:22 - Aha! So humans like inferior outdated technology. My people will find this information very useful.

[@airajisaacs6111]

Amazing content !!!

[@benjaminepstein5856]

Can you please review the Breguet 7147, please? Thank you and thanks for the fantastic videos!

[@scottlalonde2878]

Pretty cool video, there Watchfinder, thank you.

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

Well that ORIS is on the list now...Thanks guys

[@Bluebuthappy182]

That maurice Lacrois is crazy looking

[@kamehamehajim]

Where’s the Piaget part 2?

[@karlsenula9495]

Loved getting into the cockpit as a child mid-flight... first time was on Pan Am out of New York JFK to Germany ... the days when a flight, and indeed the airport and terminal for everyone was still classy and luxury... not like now where it is luxury for a few and cattle car for the rest of us.

[@loaded2820]

Sadly people wanted cheaper flights, so they got what they wanted 🤷‍♂️

[@karlsenula9495]

@@loaded2820 but that is the thing it may have worked for a while to reduce airline prices but in the past 10-15 years (excluding Covid of course) prices for tickets and extra fees on top of them keep going up.

[@gregalonzo747]

I am a big fan of Oris. I like the Pro Pilot with the altimeter. What size is your wrist because the watch was clearly too big for you. My wrist is 7.5. Hopefully, it won't dwarf my wrist.

[@davidcallan7844]

Like that Maurice Lacroix.😊😊😊

[@tornagawn]

Incredible..... another trio of exquisite watches with beautifully filmed macro shots. Utterly mesmerising. The engineering elegance of a square meshing with a trilobed gear..... (‘The bends’ occurs when Nitrogen gas forms gas bubbles as pressure drops, causing blockages in small blood vessels...which is not a good thing)

[@brokenribs1530]

The original Favre Leuba Bivouac did altitude mechanically 60 years ago. Beautiful too.

[@yapolloable]

havent had something affordable with new designs for sometime now. This video is a treasure!

[@michaelgallon9431]

Brilliant as usual.

[@5아쿠아]

First. Get flight license. Second. Get my own aircraft. Finally. Get this ORIS watch.

[@iceduckz]

Or... skip straight to step 3 and get the ORIS. You can figure out the aircraft and the license later.

[@pootranoncnbc]

nah, it's the unpressured air plane like in WW1

[@JamesAlexander14]

Or get the Oris, then go after the pilots licence and the aircraft. The Oris will give you a goal to aim for.

[@scottcrawford3745]

Breitling Emergency with a 121.50 MHz transmitter and antenna... ( BTW: The Oris Altimeter Pilot is more for hobby pilots flying VFR flights in unpressurized aircraft... you typically need oxygen above 10,000 feet altitude. but a commercial pilot could still wear it as a backup systems check to so that the aircraft's onboard pressurization system was pressurizing to the required 8000ft. ) Love that Oris Diver. Very practical.

[@scottcrawford3745]

@fullmetaljaco Thanx, I'll look it up. Owned and wore one for a few years back when I was a bush pilot in Northern Canada. Flew a lot in the " Sparsely settled" zone and always kept backup items on board...Just wished the battery duration on the transmitter was longer.. It could take a while for S & R to get a fix on your location, and a lot of nothern Manitoba and Saskatchewan is notoriously flat for getting a signal out. to any distance. It was a very decent pilot's watch.. just Big and Heavy...Like a pilot's ego.

[@scottcrawford3745]

@fullmetaljaco Nope. Never crashed or had to use it... Found out the hard way though, that the antenna, which is the large screw on the side below the setting crown is about 1m long and a Real pain in the ass to get back in the little hole. It runs separately on a Li-ion 4.2 V, 1.1 Ah cell... about 18 hours worth of juice. None of the planes I flew for work were worth " millions". I Type-rated on a few though that were i.e. Cessna Caravan and DeHavilland Twin otter. Mostly flew Cessna 185's and 206's on floats for fishermen and hunters .

[@Floris2207]

Finally a Maurice Lacroix!!! Great watches in my opinion and should get more attention than they have currently on the channel!

[@nathanwayne6673]

I was looking to see if anyone else would say exactly... you have saved me some time my friend lol

[@anubhavtaneja3771]

“-that squishes your,uh,our puny brains” nice save but I’m starting to believe you’re an alien

[@quinnsearle9977]

No human is THIS good

[@seventhSabra]

Love both Oris, especially the Alti..... Radio-head reference as well.

[@achimbj]

Oris is the master of cool, funky, out of the box complications!👌

[@rgeorgek42]

The macro close-up footage at 6:22 is oddly satisfying

[@amazoner0cks]

What do you think of ML Gravity?

[@jpettifordel]

Love it! I purchased last year

[@JeremyJamesDec15]

I really wish you guys would do a review on the IWC Portuguese 7-Day that has their in-house movement.

[@misteratoz]

Hey friendly reminder we still want that lange triple split video!

[@jpettifordel]

Just got the Maurice Lacroix from you guys! Its amazing!!!!!

[@nickstokes7178]

That depth gauge is fantastic.

[@bensimmm1]

Admire the nuances and details. Pls make a video on Oris Aquis GBR 3 from your store. Great diver and a looker. Will really help. Thank you. Great videos btw.

[@Wrtvrxgvcf55]

i've asked so many times, and i'll keep asking: what is the background music used for these videos?!? its brilliant!

[@ebitlagger8840]

Use shazam, that'll work, I guess?

[@Wrtvrxgvcf55]

@@ebitlagger8840 ive tried mate, doesnt work for me

[@somethingnotmaterial]

In the way of unique complications, Oris also do an excellent job on a depth meters, an extremely rare complication. See the Oris Aquis Depth gauge. A really useful if not interesting and fun complication for anyone who does diving.

[@QuangNguyen-dx1cg]

The Maurice Lacroix roue carrée (second watch in this video) is definitely underrated for a long time, and Watchfinder succesfully shines a bright light on it with these beautiful comments. Any opinion/review on the brand Maurice Lacroix and the watch guys?

[@jpettifordel]

I love them. I have three from the masterpiece collection. The Gravity, The skeleton Chrono and Skeleton dress. Extremely high quality. Going to grab the square wheel and Mysterious seconds too. Very underrated brand.

[@harshrm6778]

I had expected Hublot MP Series Key of Time in this video, that brand makes some really cool and different watches!

[@JasonWh]

Perhaps look into the Ball Watch unique measurements as well? they are now making a watch with 904L stainless, ceramic bezels, amagnetic movements, etc.

[@FalconPunch1978]

Radiohead "the bends" amazing album.

[@HiddenWen]

The Oris immediately caught my eye. It's such a beautiful watch.

[@HiddenWen]

@@skrem23 Like both, but especially like the first one.

[@wernhervonbraun2979]

Great video as usual. Can you please show us the omega planet Ocean gmt? Thanks

[@ShahbazKhan-wq4lj]

Waiting for Triple Split 🙄, and appreciating this watches too ❤️

[@ztobe3822]

Why so many dislikes?!!! The production quality is awesome; the narration is awesome; the watches are out there, but still awesome! What boring world it would be if every media outlet were to cover the exact same 5 brands... Keep doing what you're doing, watchfinder!

[@dagsabot5589]

**does it work in pressurized cockpits?

[@biohayzer]

Would a Rolex submariner with ‘availability’ be a thing?🤔

[@rudyberkvens-be]

What is the value of the oris pilot watch?

[@MidEnginedFan]

Hey, the altimeter is perfect for Pikes Peak!

[@ananddeshapriya6158]

While every one is busy with Rolex, this is not what we expected from the guru.

[@mksiazenyc5933]

Oris depth gauge looks so good

[@sauravsingh-mu9ib]

Oris big crown pilot review pls

[@omarwael4511]

How much is an Oris watch?

[@AamirTime]

Liked as soon as I saw the Oris Pro Pilot

[@dr.quazimehranuddinahmed7770]

Why so many scratches on the watch crystal of Oris Depth Gauze? Isn't the crystal made of sapphire?

[@borisivanov9665]

Rakera ‘Russian Code’ shows time in anticlockwise direction and shows 0 instead of 12. Always loved anticlockwise movement, although I rarely see it in watches.

[@kevinjamesdawes7223]

Have you seen the paiste bubble. Now there's a beauty

[@kevinjamesdawes7223]

Here's one. But it's maybe a bit cheap for here. The Timex expedition E tide compass and temperature. Oh and date.

[@jakepowers1833]

I am a diver and I love that Oris. Definitely one watch that I would seriously consider. Just curious, do you dive?

[@josejuandeleon4375]

"AKA "The bend" that is just not the collection of the finest music ever created"

[@seeker7679]

I'd never have a legitimate need for either of those Oris' watches, but oh boy! Although I think the Propilot would be better marketed as a climbers watch with it's limited altitude.

[@boga92]

Nice video, and nice watches. But with a couple of mistakes, regarding the speech during the Oris Depth Gauge. First, scuba divers breath air (or mixed gases), during our dives. Breathing pure oxygen will kill us if we dive deeper than six meters. Second, you mix decompression sickness with narcosis, and they are not related at all. The first one is caused (as you say) by the nitrogen bubbles that can appear in tour blood if you surface too early (or too fast) after your dive. Narcosis is caused purely by the depth (it changes, depending on de diver's conditions), and it's not affected by the time you are at that depth. And the effects are absolutely different from those from the decompression sickness. Talking about the Oris watch, it uses a too simple (and not enough accurate) way of measuring the depth. Because of Boyle Mariotte's law, the bubble doesn't keep the same distance between the shallow meters than with the deep meters (where mistakes can be much riskier). The bubble is also very tiny, and quite difficult to see. By the way, the watch is quite nice. I always use, as a backup of my dive computer, a dive watch with a depth gauge. But I use an ana-digi Citizen Aqualand watch. I find it much more reliable than the Oris (although, it's not mechanical,.....who cares, deep down?)

[@chupitolepame5357]

Nice to hear about the Boyle's law on a watch review video, quality content here.

[@ferlikster]

I’d like to see your take on the Grand Seiko SBGV245... thank you!

[@alastairblair]

Thank you! The Bends is soooo much better than OK Computer.

[@cedshred1676]

For recreational diving you actually don’t need a dive computer or a watch. You’re always close to a dive buddy and are near the divemaster. The rest of your group isn’t too far off. Don’t go deeper than anyone in your group and pay attention to your air and you’ll be fine. If you get separated from everyone you don’t need a computer or watch either, as the protocol is to look for your buddy for 1 minute, then surface. Ascend well slower than your bubbles and you’ll be fine. Serious divers doing sketchy things, like cave diving or deep wreck penetration will wear two computers and have other safety gear.

[@bokai5829]

The daytona value display feature hit the mark! At least it is more useful than screwed down pusher chronograph.

[@shartmmm2491]

Omg that Oris is gorgeous. Especially if you are from Switzerland. The watch has the REGA logo on it. REGA is switzerlands flying medics unit. They're well known here and have a honorable reputation for their alpine rescue missions.

[@Mizai]

piquet

[@RickDeckardMemories]

As a commercial truck driver in the US, I think the altimeter function of the Oris is better suited... for me)) Interstate 70 through Colorado takes me to 11000 ft (Eisenhower Tunnel). Also in Colorado, Monarch Pass on US-50 gets to 11312 ft. Conveniently, my cabin is not pressured, and I can always roll down the windows 😜 I will think about getting this Oris 🤔 p.s. And yes, as others here had mentioned, this watch is designed not for "fast jet" pilots, but helicopter pilots.

[@rodsalvador3608]

You have to review the Ball Engineer Master II World Time. Dive bezel, day date, and world time. Just in case you want to know the time in Dubai when you're diving in the Caribbean.

[@torello137]

No face, just nice voice and plenty amazing images. Thanks!

[@NIGHTOWL-jf9zt]

I have this watch. I use it when I do dishes. It lets me know when I get near the bottom of the sink!

[@matadorputo]

Maurice lacroix is a very nice watch, but so underrated ☹️

[@jowoshi]

Would love to see a mechanical watch that can somehow do something similar to a pedometer and count your steps. Might seem appropriate on an Omega speedmaster.

[@edwardblack7133]

Do Oris make a metric dial version?

[@mrb317]

I actually like Maurice Lacroix

[@covfefe8971]

Something with the temperature?? An analogue with no hands??

[@MAX-026]

Very nice ⌚

[@elnino7822]

Hey, could you don't review of the krayon anywhere or everywhere