5 Things You Must Never Do With Your Watch | Watchfinder & Co.

[@watchfinder]

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[@Sebbson1337]

6. You must never show the price tag to your girlfriend/wife.

[@WhatIsItReallyAbout]

I live in fear of my wife selling my watches for what I told her they cost me.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

True.

[@chriss2122]

@@WhatIsItReallyAbout I came here to make that EXACT comment!

[@IskanderVFX]

😂 that would me more about auto preservation instinct than "mechanical armony"... but hey! still true!

[@StuninRub]

@@WhatIsItReallyAbout It's fine, chances are, unless they are all rolexs or pateks, those watches are only worth 20% of what they originally costed.

[@Bish_OP]

1. Don't quickset the date between 10PM and 2AM (on most quickset date watches). 2. Avoid magnets, i.e. mobile phone speakers. If your watch becomes de-magnetised, you can get it re-magnetised. 3. Don't wear your watch over the top of your clothing (unless you're a diver). 4. Don't unscrew the crown of a watch underwater & don't take (most) chronographs under water (unless they have screw down pushers). 5. Don't force the watches mechanism i.e. force overwinding it.

[@larsstecken]

You apparently have no idea what watching these videos is about.

[@Bish_OP]

I'm sorry I didn't watch it the way you wanted me to... Oh no wait I'm not.

[@AP-dd3xp]

Thank you for summarizing it! I had no patience for no bullet points

[@epvtrinidad]

thanks man!

[@yetidh9]

I think you mean. 2. If your watch becomes magnetised, you can get it de-magnetised.

[@DOME1337]

11. Always stretch the video to 10 min for full ad revenue

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

xD

[@im_bentongaming4193]

Oof he was 1 second off

[@chris5k132]

You mean number 6.

[@rickmulder1853]

Dom inik if there is one channel that deserves the extra revenue it is this channel

[@rickmulder1853]

MLWATKK because the production quality of this channel is amazing. I feel that needs to be rewarded.

[@TheGlasspix]

Yeah, the guy who wears his Rolex outside his shirt also leaves the Armani label on the sleeve of his suit jacket. Love' em

[@apowers7783]

The only man ever to be allowed to do that was Gianni Agnelli.

[@salvaavlas5757]

francesco arbia Agnelli was a ridiculous bouffon like all who wants to be original doing shit

[@commentcommenter3529]

How do you propose I hide my rolex watch while wearing a sleeveless midrif shirt?

[@davidsanders1991]

My diving suits are made by Armani and the label is outside, so is the price tag.

[@commentcommenter3529]

david sanders I suggest you laminate the price tag and attatch it again on your clothes. I always do this so I bought my own tagger and lamination machine.

[@balthasarking3829]

The last point is the best. Take care of your watches, they are fine things.

[@anthonyxuereb792]

The last point should be first?

[@andrefelipe7180]

"Yes, Gianni Agnelli famously wore metal braceleted steel and gold watches on the outside of his shirt cuffs, but look in the mirror --if you don't see the Chairman of Fiat looking back at you, don't do it." - Jack Forster

[@germanvidal22]

Many times (almost always) the difference between ridiculous and eccentric is just the amount of money you have

[@adambailey8592]

Very true gentlemen there was only one Gianni Agnelli.

[@danielorozco1728]

Who's the Fiat chairman?

[@Spaceman2484]

Daniel Orozco Probably Gianni Agnelli based on the context...

[@buckrogers5331]

Why? Because if you have a collection and only wear each once in a while, makes sense not to have it contact flesh and sweat.

[@alderinerush]

8:07 Just loved how you expressed mechanical sympathy. It makes me tick when people slam the doors, run stairs without using their toes, make noise while handling crockery, you get the point.

[@19011997ableable]

I just realized, one of my watches have been magnetized.. The Spring is coiled together and I am currently losing 10 minutes a week. Its a mechanical automatic. Well. You learn everyday. I was wondering what that strange behavior was. Now I know. Thank you @watchfinder&co

[@user-rx9ny4yo2e]

Have you been able to solve the problem?

[@johngalt9262]

right or wrong, I always set the date to the day before, and then rotate everything trough to the proper day / time, that way I know everything is in sync.

[@eriklona8806]

Only if it is out of that 10 - 2 time frame though. If I'm after 8:00 I'll move it past 12 and if it doesn't change the date, I'll continue as normal.

[@idebk]

Yes, I do the same. And no complaints from my watches so far, some of them easily 10years old

[@idebk]

Yes, I do the same & no complaints from my watches so far...

[@madePoopies]

That’s a great idea 💡

[@gadsta93]

100% agree with this

[@CrimFerret]

As a corrolary to 'mechanical sympathy', read the manual that comes with your watch (or download a copy if you didn't get one). Aside from showing how to use all the features/complications (try figuring out how to set the timer on a Yachtmaster II without reading the manual), it will also let you know things you shouldn't do. For instance, if you have a chronograph that doesn't have a flyback feature and you try pressing the reset while it's still running, you can seriously damage the mechanism in some watches. The more complicated the watch, the more likely that there are gatcha's like this.

[@christopherlaidler8001]

I love the videos ,my passion for watches has been for the last 50years starting with a Smith's pocket watch when I turned 10years old . Now my go to present from my children is a chronograph of some kind ,I change watches at least once a day and love the fact there are like minded people out there . All these years I had no idea, thank you .

[@yinpingcho9100]

There are hundreds if not thousands of such watch tips videos, none of which put in words so elegant as yours. I always click on your videos not out of curiosity to the watches, but the words you are to craft together for them. Great channel for exploring watches and language. Thanks for the quality work.

[@KoxisVerserken]

7:36 I love the phrase "Mechanical sympathy". You are great at choosing words for your videos. But for this one in particular, I can't help to love it, along with those following explanation.

[@TCPUDPATM]

Agreed!

[@LouisWinthorpe622]

Loving that concept of 'mechanical sympathy' that you raised in item 5. I think I've (almost) always had it and been practicing it but I never knew it had a name or I was doing 'a thing'. I just used to call people who broke things or didn't seem to have it, 'heavy handed'. I never knew that they probably just don't have 'mechanical sympathy'. Could you use that on a CV, job application or an online dating profile, do you think? Haha. Like, 'I have mechanical sympathy for cars, bicycles, washing machine control knobs, and fridge, microwave and door handles, etc'.

[@linklindsey5658]

What you said touched me. I am a newbe to the watch world but I am restoring and fixing a boatload of old Bulovas from the 20's to the 70's, then putting them on the market for others to enjoy!! SO THANK YOU!!

[@dgriffo1369]

I’m glad you brought up mechanical sympathy. I see a lot of well know reviewers changing the time on high end watches like they are in a rush. I know that these watch’s can handle it but even on my mid range watches I take my time. I just imagine the stress put on the movement and it hurts every time I see it.

[@MobiusCoin]

Something I don't get about watches. People talk about how they love automatic watches and they have "soul" and it's satisfying to know and feel that their mechanical watches having moving parts in them. Cool, fine, I love that too. But then at the same time people complain about how loud the rotor on a Bambino is or something like that. Isn't the sound of the rotor part of the appeal? It is proof that your watch has something mechanical inside of it.

[@lereconst134]

MobiusCoin i have read this comment before surprised me. I have an orient bambino and i could only hear the rotor if i have my ear against the pretty watch. And mu hearing is normal. Probably over expectation or over analyzing the watch? I would expect at least some sort of sound, anyway, given the engineering involved in the pieces.

[@jesse9149]

I sort of agree. But then again, sound means friction and friction means wear. So I understand the opposing argument as well.

[@SenszR]

Because obviously if you can make the mechanism silent, the mechanics are superior.

[@RottingFarmsTV]

@@SenszR the mechanics aren't going to be superior on a sub 1000 dollar watch though

[@waris3732]

HA! Amazing comment, can hear my vostok ticking in a quiet room and rotor moving when I wobble it around real fast, given me different perspective on it

[@dougkrogh9266]

Got a new watch for my wife. Then sent this to her to understand what you should, or not should with her new watch. No fights, no issues , she watched it many times, and now she wants more info. Thank you for a great training system, and I was the good guy..

[@TucsonDude]

We watch lovers are so atomized throughout society, it's awesome to actually meet one in person. I met a climber on Longs Peak in Colorado ask me if "that was a Bell & Ross". Similar paths in life.

[@ottowes]

If I may add my own sad element to this list, 5a) Do not allow a local watchmaker to work on your high-end watch, regardless of what they may profess or even if the warranty is over. I did so and the result was a rather costly - for me, anyway - trip to the factory repair center, adding hundreds of dollars to my bill.

[@Brainman_2331]

"don't use the chronograph under water" * Laughs in f91-w *

[@milesnoble8646]

I literally just bought one of those like 45 seconds ago

[@Brainman_2331]

@@milesnoble8646 good decisions! You will love it.

[@stephenmaniloff8493]

I am the proud owner of a Breitling M1 Chronoavenger..with SuperQuartz movement accurate to +- 1sec/Month...Water Resistance to 1500 meters......additionally the Chronograph pushers are magnetically engaged allowing for use when diving...Solid Titanium Case...Super Cool...mine sports a black leather strap with a beautiful yellow dial...What more could one desire ?

[@Not-a-bot222]

@@stephenmaniloff8493 too each their own, my favorite chronograph right now is the Damasko DC80 not as much tech but super good looking

[@adityadarmadi6303]

LOL.. i just watched this video while wearing my silver f91 wm

[@tods.9947]

I have three engineering degrees and have never heard of “mechanical sympathy “ but now I know. It’s brilliant!

[@vampolascott36]

I totally agree. This is the first time I've heard about this also, but I love it. Be aware of tactile feedback and don't force anything!

[@MSM4U2POM]

+Tod S Don't you drive a car? Vehicle Sympathy is one of the most important skills.

[@tods.9947]

MSM4U2POM yes, completely agree. I used to restore and race 914 Porsches. These required lots of mechanical sympathy. I just never heard the term until now!

[@MSM4U2POM]

@@tods.9947 Yeah, it's a good phrase which puts a lot of quite abstract and complex issues in a nutshell. I suppose the test of a good buzzword is when everyone understands it and you never need to explain it. I used it a lot when I was a driving instructor, and I'm pleased to say most of my pupils became good, smooth drivers. To be fair, of course, I can't say whether that was because of me - or in spite of me! LOL!

[@BoostedLeonitus]

Three engineering degrees??? I have one & it works just fine. Hmm I have no idea what you can be doing wrong.

[@aaronthomas4883]

Good video but I have to say I think you left some info out on the date adjust. I was always taught run your hands to 6 o'clock (even if you don't know if its am or pm) and then adjust your date to one day prior. Then roll your time forward to the correct date and time.

[@aaronthomas4883]

@Tom Smith What is the correct procedure?

[@lucascardinfranco2011]

Aaron Thomas you see, the problem is between 8:00pm and 3:00am, mostly, when the gears ⚙️ (i liked that emoji) of the day start to move, so what you said isn’t wrong, because if you don’t know if it’s 3:00 am or pm, it is better to leave the pointers out of that range of 8pm and 3am and change the day. My Montblanc star date automatic’s manual states that it’s not recommended to change the date between 8:00pm and 2:00am, in the other hand, my father’s Breitling states in it’s manual that it’s recommended to change the date between 8:00pm and 3:00am, so you gotta check your watch’s manual to see what’s the range of hours that can damage the watch.

[@lucascardinfranco2011]

Aaron Thomas and if you leave the date to one day prior and roll the time forward to correct the date, you will never make it wrong, because when the date changes, it means it’s 12:00 pm, than you correct the watch to am or pm as your need, as if you change the date itself, you might be using the watch in Pm in the Am period, therefore, it will change the date at 12:00 am, instead of 12:00 pm.

[@pechadeh]

You basically reading out a manual book and transformed it into a very compelling storytelling. Great job! “Mechanical sympathy” is the takeout

[@Milieboy]

I need to stop watching these video's, It's really not a good combination with my Impulsive shopping behaviour.

[@BetaBuxDelux]

Milan That is exactly how I bought my Tudor chronograph. :)

[@starfighterusscv-6693]

IKR, I almost spent another $1300 on a Stowa Fleger bronze after watching a video about them.

[@starfighterusscv-6693]

@ekim andersom , exactly.

[@stevendudley9806]

"The smaller something is, the more care it needs to he treated with... children" What? Kids are almost rubber.

[@hsu-hunghuang4623]

I just bought 3 watches yesterday after binging these videos

[@abigailsockeye1586]

Never carry it Pulp Fiction style unless you are a P.O.W.

[@jeffreylee3775]

Especially if the crown is not tightened securely.

[@fawkesandhound]

When I sneeze it operates the pushers, is this a problem?? 😂

[@josephknecht4272]

"Mechanical Sympathy" -- great construct!

[@ronwise3069]

Exactly! A wise man once told me, "take care of your gear and your gear will take care of you." You can apply that to your car, tools, computers, and yes, even watches. I try to get my kids to understand this but I'm not sure I'm doing a good job conveying the idea.

[@arcadely]

I've heard Guy Martin mention it with respect to riding motorcycles as well. It's a very apt description.

[@elmoomle4565]

As an avid motorcyclist and amateur racer, 'mechanical sympathy' is a very old term...I first heard it some 4 decades ago as a young MX racer...

Yep, mechanical sympathy is a term that has a long history. If you're into cars, then you'd know that it has been used in endurance races (le mans) since the start of racing for long periods of time. Although Le mans these days is more like a sprint race...

[@Superpatriotism]

I like the left handed watches😁👌

[@andrerobertdrouin3642]

I am happy i found watchfinder, am learning lots of usefull info ,more so why i prefer mechanical watches although my 4 watches are low priced to say the least . Mind you i would never ever give up my old Slava with its brass casing nor a watch that i received from my dear friend Yuriy, a Boctok, given to him after his military service ,to me it is priceless .

[@factorybear5264]

I’ve never heard it called Mechanical Sympathy before. I love it, and will have to borrow it. It’s perfect! I’ve only used the term “being careful” or having “finesse” before. I was born in 1980. My father is a mechanical engineer, so I learned “mechanical sympathy” very early on, you could say, and it’s definitely something that isn’t learned, taught, or employed as much anymore by younger people. Women especially as most of them tend yo beat on cars. Ask any mechanic. I for one, would never buy a used car from a woman under the age of 55.

[@davidcoleman2463]

The date on my Hamilton khaki field automatic changes over right at 12 . It is beautiful .

[@AverageAlien]

I've always followed the first thing with a simple rule: always make sure the hour hand is in the bottom half of the dial before changing the date

[@huytranle8853]

Very good hint!

[@ussling]

5:30 What is the purpose of making the hands almost impossible to see against the dial?

[@LeonAguileraRadford]

Excellent! Will you ever review the Bulova Accutron Spaceview of the era of the Omega Moon Watch? I long for one but it seems a very difficult watch to service these days!

[@lochlannach9256]

Today is 16th, 11:58 pm. My watch says 1st 07:33, I don't know if it's am or pm. I just like to have an automatic on my wrist. If I want to know what time it is, I'll check my smartphone

[@jellydrones7264]

Could you review the popular Seiko SKX009/SKX007?

[@Extrusor_3D]

Why? Aren't there enough reviews out there? Like hundreds?

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Sylvain Duford I think that was a joke.

[@sanderkornelius455]

I think it's more about context. This channel exists for the sake of watchfinder, which themselves dont sell seiko. As such making a «review» on a watch they dont have, nor will have, is not very likely. It is a great watch tho!

[@theodoro89]

@Evan w Good point, but it would be interesting to see a $300 Seiko vs a $3000 Grand Seiko comparison video.

[@feedthefatrabbit1073]

@@joebryant8500 Get em' son!! lol.

[@suplex2000]

For an Automatic watch, this probably wouldn't apply, but I would like to add something that you shouldn't do to a Battery operated Quartz watch. Simply enough...Don't pull out the crown so it doesn't run (and use the battery) when you aren't using it. It's believed that dust can get inside (if the crown is left out) and that can cause problems down the road. Most battery watches will last a good 2 years (or maybe longer if you don't use any chronograph functions, for watches that have those) anyway, so pulling out the crown to get longer battery life isn't necessary. Especially if it may need to be professionally cleaned if leaving out the crown leads to it not going back in correctly, or it becomes difficult to turn to set the time.

[@alfredthebigasshousespider9650]

what kind of buffoon does that to their quartz watches?

[@roberttakacs8303]

You're a real watch genius! Your skills are on an other level!

[@spektrograf]

Nothing like waking up on a cold morning, pouring yourself a hot cuppa, and settling down to learning a few bits from your favorite watch storyteller. ☕️😄 Thanks for the excellent content! Happy New Year and prosperous 2019! 🎉

[@Clarkson350]

Stay in the moment to control your anxiety and slow things down. Takes practice but you can over several weeks calm your mind when it counts.

[@AdnanAli-td9xn]

07:22 "Children"... love it :) great video!

[@johnellis1783]

More than anything, your splendid videos make us feel great about owning fine timepieces. Useful, pleasing blends of mathematics, mechanical precision, craftsmanship and art.

[@jackdawes193]

Very well put!

[@sameermelhotra7821]

I am a student and own a Seiko 5 Automatic and I wear it everyday. I need to take bumpy public transport, sometimes the watch hit the desk while making notes, sometimes I run climb the stairs. I cant take care of my watch like a baby because of lack of time and other priorities. Is it fine for a budget Automatic watch or am I doing something wrong ? EXPERTS PLEASE HELP CAUSE I DONT WANT MY WATCH DEAD

[@SK-xv3hn]

Besides the richly coined term "Mechanical Sympathy", I quite often would say to people who think they know it all (especially family), even a broken watch is right twice a day!

[@MasterMetaphysicalAstrologer]

#5 actually ought to be #1 as one needs to gain a relationship with a mechanical watch and each one is different. Great job, thanks!!

[@Toersk1]

My grandfather left a mechanical omega, I took it to a watchmaker to fix it up and now it sits on my desk for me to look at ❤️

[@gunnerman1880]

Great info to know, I was told if changing the date on a automatic watch to put the hands at 6.30 is this also correct? Thanks

[@masismasis359]

"Mechanical sympathy"..! Awesome term, i love it, the best advice, show your beautiful the love it deserves, thank you for reminding us...!

[@mrmichael555]

Masis Masis I enjoyed his dissertation on that subject.

[@auwz66]

Mag tapes are very reliable and in car parks the problem is usually debris on the read head in the machine or the write head at the ticket barrier on the way in resulting in no write or error in the data. Once data is on the tape its very difficult to remove it with anything you would have in your pockets etc. Your phone speaker magnet is certainly not going to effect it even if left directly next to it for very long periods of time. HTH.

[@IndeedBeni]

I've never seen anyone wear a watch on top of a shirt cuff and thank God for that. I think I'd bust out laughing in their face, stranger or not.

[@AcrylicWeazle]

Zuhair S, metal allergies I can understand, but I really never have heard of plastic allergies. And you must know there are other material options like leather or rubber.. So yeah, what are you actually on about resorting to wearing a watch over a shirt?

[@TwistyThreeFifty]

The simple things in life, eh?

[@bencoggeshall8743]

The caseback is metal

[@rebarproductions]

Only if you're named Gianni Agnelli

[@Gave-rf1hr]

@@zuhairs7929 well if you have a metal allergy then do not use a metal watch simple.

[@TZB77]

Awesome clip...I only have a Tissot (automatic chronograph) but I keep learning from your channel...keep it up!

[@s0cra13]

Always nice to see ur videos. Have a great 2019!

[@edwardization]

Hi is there any review of Bremont? Or even specifically for the Airco Mach 2? Thanks

[@talasattila6401]

My watch stopped at a concert, and I had no idea why. it didn't start up at all until days later. I am wondering if big concert speakers have strong enough magnets to affect an automatic watch?

[@sjm4306]

magnetic strength is proportional to the inverse square of the distance (meaning you would basically have to be within inches right in front of a speaker for it to have any non-negligible effect). More likely than not it was the very high spl (sound pressure level), that had some effect on the delicately balanced mechanical parts of your watch. The point that the video makes about phone speaker magnets being dangerous is way overstated unless the watch is stored right on top of the speaker for an appreciable amount of time.

[@Spaceman2484]

sjm4306 That’s what I was thinking. The massive noise level is much more of a concern

[@helenrushful]

you didn't go to a concert, you went to a 'shit-fest', a concert doesnt require amplification.

[@GEMSofGOD_com]

What's the Rolex at 5:10?

[@bonibroco1076]

How would you know if your watch has been magnetized or just needs to be regulated?

[@Cleanserene1219th]

Hold a compass to it, if the compass starts spinning and not being able to find north then it's been magnetized.

[@timmdelfs7127]

Have the watchmaker demagnetize it first before opening it. If demagnetizing did the job there's no need for regulating.

[@DonLee1980]

TBF. I was wearing a nice jacket the other day, and the sleeves come to a 2 inch elastic end. If I put my watch underneath it, it felt really tight. If I pulled my watch outside of the sleeve it would be pushed into the edge of my wrist/hand. At that moment I thought, If i had a large quickset function on my black bay 58, I could just wear it right over top of that part of the sleeve and it'll feel so much more comfortable.

[@theboogeyman5736]

That zenith watch is gorgeous

[@NicolasEstrada]

Very beautiful video. And your watch collection is great!

[@5thcrx]

5:01 You really mean never put diamonds on a Rolex bezel correct? LOL

[@Walem_B]

They're factory diamonds. Just saying

[@unconquered898]

Those are factory diamonds dude

[@davidberrueco2]

It makes sense, not over a dress shirt, but over a jumper. I live on a cold country and wear several layers of clothing, if i have to pull all of them down just to see the the time it defeats the purpose of wearing a watch. I wear my watches on a nato atrap that matches my clothing that way it dosnt look out of place.

[@sghu11]

I think u are the best watch vlogger by at least trillions and trillions of light years. Not one comes close. Keep rocking it 👍🏻. (TGV is fun to watch though and a really nice guy👍🏻) You are a true pro among a watch vloggers with nothing more than lay man , highly questionable thoughts on watches. Enjoy the videos but spend wisely on watches viewers! Even the most basic watches are actually worth a fortune. Cheers.

[@Scott9181970]

Must not know of Matt Farah and Cameron Weiss Check out WatchAndListenPodcast

[@5566q]

Delightfully helpful and as noted below, applicable advice to much of one's life! Thank you - I had forgotten about the cost of servicing; this was a timely (sorry!) reminder. Well done!

[@smartmouthriveria]

-3. never replace the battery in your Rolex.

[@olifitzgerald]

Unless it's an oyster quartz........

[@zammer1]

Unless its Rolex Quartz, as they have.

[@desertfox432]

Possible 6th for mechanical watches: How would the average dress watch Reverso/Patek or even a Submariner behave under strong vibration shock situations? For example, off-roading in a 70's Land Cruiser (already shaky), and hitting recurring large patches of extreme vibrational shock caused by horizontal pattern land formations.

[@loafywolfy]

ive heard that playing golf/ using power tools/ baseball can offset the gears and stop the movement. pretty sure its why the g-shock was developed

[@ridingdreamer]

I really like that phrase: "The Mechanical Sympathy". Borrowing it. Have the Mechanical Sympathy and let there be the Mechanical Symphony!

[@indyawichofficial1346]

All combined in so called "mechanical synthesis" )))

[@stephanschouten8497]

Hi there.I have a question: What are the effects of temperature on a mechanical watch? I am saving up for a new Omega Seamaster 300. The reason I want this brand and model is because I want a watch that can endure everything I encounter in every day of my life. But...can I wear it in the sauna? I have seen one person wearing a watch in the sauna, but I don't know what make or model it was.

[@DC-bd7sx]

That Zentih is hideous. and who wears a watch over their clothes? I've never sen that.

[@francis8852]

@@kanebisa lmao I clicked the link not knowing what to expect ...and was not disappointed

[@mikemak7916]

Its rare and I agree most of the time its horrible idea. However I have a few that do look very nice and clean on the outside of a long sleeve shirt. Guess I'm dumb but I like it. And to me it has nothing to do with trying to show off . I just do what I like and makes me feel good.best part is others opinions mean nothing to me.

[@gabriellovesAmerica777]

The Bvlgari is beautiful 😍 I didn't think they could make a better-looking diver than Rolex.

[@mickdeboer9047]

Thank you for yet an other exeptional high quality (in every aspect) and informative video. Best wishes for 2019

[@parker7785]

diplomacy+redawnz+worldwide+1984+ ? quality retaiL x repeat?

[@mono_T0NI]

This channel is spoken and visual poetry, just splendid.

[@VegasMilgauss]

But I like timing how long I can hold my breath in the bath 😔

[@afarhan21]

Use Casio, child

[@anandhua.b4589]

Use Casio g shock or regular Casio child

[@johnlabufamily6026]

Aquaman species detected

[@Winner3ty]

*Laughs in Diver Scale*

[@axelay77]

IWC aquatimer chrono is what you need

[@josetraba6695]

I have a family Mido Multi Star (2) and a Mido Multi Forte. 70's and 60's Vintage. They require service. Any suggestions in NYC of reliable service?

[@liamcarroll1993xx]

Top quality content as always, keep up the good work! - Finally a Graham watch, love these! please do a full review on one

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Liam Carroll I had never seen a Graham watch until this video. Now I want one 😉

[@indyawichofficial1346]

Love your channel. Fantastic content and its presentation. One of the best watch channels on YT!

[@NothingVideot]

Oh god that single red dot of paint in the "B" on the U-Boat

[@jlo6388]

DELTA now I can't unsee!

[@NothingVideot]

@@jlo6388 Sorry! A shame since the watch looks quite clean otherwise.

[@joncalvo3591]

Mi nu

[@imadbasayev8541]

If that was a Rolex they'd call it the Pimple and it would double the value.

[@francois-xavierlesaint2055]

Highly underrated channel. Amazing content! Wish the pictures on the website were as good as your videos.

[@patbackus7668]

Zenith El Premiro I s beautiful

[@oes2546]

Could you review the Citizen Chronomaster aq4020? While in general quartz pieces haven't the soul and craftsmanship of mechanicals, I think there are exceptions. It takes passion to pursue making the perfect quartz piece as well. This would make an interesting topic. Citizens flagship is a prime example of this. It gets way too little exposition in the watch community outside Japan (It is a j.d.m. release), and I believe it deserves a review by someone as good at it as you are 😊

[@tackontitan]

That U-Boat watch is the perfect for fetishists: *Thousands* of Feet

[@parker7785]

delete ur comment @1957+

[@BillSikes.]

I love that watch, any idea what it was

[@JonasRosenven]

@@BillSikes. It is a U-BOAT Thousands of Feet MB 1918

[@BillSikes.]

@@JonasRosenven thanks bro 👍

[@JonasRosenven]

@@BillSikes. You are welcome. U-BOAT makes some pretty nice watches in a relatively wide price range. I got a U-Boat Classico 53 mm 5570. Love the size and the simple look.

[@gilbertombp]

Hi Watchfinder! Happy New Year! Do you have an episode on automatic winders?

[@kevlor1304]

Avoid magnets! Omega: am i a joke to you?

[@B-leafer]

Does wearing a button compass on the nato band magnetize your watch, or adversely affect your watch in any way?

[@masonneal1654]

I had a girl in my senior class that couldn't read analog clocks

[@oklahomahank2378]

Wasn’t there a comedy video where they stood next to an analog clock and asked millennials what time it was?

[@jeremias-serus]

Junior in high school and I can’t read analog, but that didn’t stop me from recently buying myself a $300 watch for Russian Christmas.

[@timkatsapas]

And now she's the CEO of Hublot? Irony at its best

[@mao7]

My youngest sister (who is 22 now) can't either 🤷‍♂️ I don't know what to do anymore

[@krisnaive]

One of the best watch videos..Thanks

[@josersandoval]

“Never, never, ever!” Best part of the video! Hahaha

[@vonrohr1968]

Thanks for producing your channel. I really like your presentations and subject. Please keep up the great work. Dan in Canada

[@jasoncousins8689]

In the case of most of those watches the thing you should never do is wear them. Few of them been slapped about with the ugly stick!

[@kjart]

Seriously - some of the ugliest watches I've ever seen in this video.

[@logannewcome]

Tom Smith You think that zenith looks good? You have bad taste my friend

[@arcadely]

I dunno: that Zenith is pretty cool.

[@shothorology9183]

The graham was just about ok

[@kosmobil]

What is the name of the Zenith watches showed here ???

[@Rick-ve5lx]

A good quartz watch is your servant. With mechanical watches it’s the other way round.

[@libertyv5426]

I disagree. My Omega needs minimal intervention.

[@jimmytwostones]

Currently a Rolex, omega and seiko owner but the zenith in this video is a sweet looking watch. I might get one

[@voloshinboss]

Good day, my name is Alex, I'm from Ukraine, I have an idea to translate your videos into Russian. I have no experience in implementing such projects, but I know that first I need your permission, what do you think about this?

[@DJogdog]

Click on the gear icon at the bottom right of the video, click on "Subtitles/CC" then click "add subtitles/CC".

[@voloshinboss]

@@DJogdog I know this, but the translation is not very high quality and you need to watch the video four times to understand, this is a long time. and Russian do not do that)

[@Markus__B]

@@voloshinboss what he´s trying to say, if you click on the gear icon > subtitles > add your own, you can enter the youtube subtitle tool which lets you translate and subtitle the video to your language, these are then added to the subtitle choice for other viewers.

[@Gagemulqueen]

Алексей Волошин he wants compensated for his time perhaps?

[@Markus__B]

@@Gagemulqueen That would be weird though.

[@f1k199]

On a quartz movement if you pull the crown and left it in the pulled out position would it damage the the watch.

[@lefroy1]

I got woken up by an ex girlfriend 'stomping' up stairs once and knew right then she wasn't the one for me. Took until now to know that's a lack of 'mechanical sympathy' though, haha.... I just thought it graceless.

[@BeckVMH]

Imagine that sound compounded many, many times over if you’d married and she was angry. Good call.

[@lefroy1]

@@BeckVMH Gawd, I hope you're not talking from experience there brother! Still looking for an ex balerina here.. still single ;-D

[@NetMillionaire]

Superb video as always! Keep crushing it! ☝️👌

[@toddgaak422]

6. Never, ever wear two watches at once.

[@biscuitsalive]

But but but.... that’s too difficult to choose only one. :’’’(

[@silverghost4206]

I wore 2 watches yesterday... Got a complimemt.... But today.. Went back to 1 watch..

[@JakeBrownx]

AP on the left Apple Watch on the right

[@elliotbaker5416]

Todd Gaak well I can only afford one watch

[@robertsullivan4773]

You can if your General Norman Schwarzkopf.

[@TrendingPendingVideos]

Can you answer this? Will shaking a quartz watch or mechanical or any watch at all. Damage it inside? Like shaking your arm up and down hard

[@domlee5902]

Who really wears their watch over their clothes??

[@pietromar632]

Gianni agnelli

[@salviatino12]

funny, right? Well, I happened to realized a guy wearing over his sleeve a Roley Daytona chrono (or maybe it was a replica) and on his righ hand, under the sleeve, a casio... that was in the late 90s when I lived in Florence (Italy)... At that time there was a huge enthusiasm in Italy about mechanical watches.

[@ceferistul05]

i work in construction and i wear mine over the jumper but then again its a g-shock

[@domlee5902]

Sorin Cioriciu well if it’s practical, it makes sense. Not fashionable in any way, undoubtedly.

[@equaliser2265]

SBS

[@richarddavis7548]

Great video, as usual! Happy New Year! Oh yea, I’m planning a trip to London specifically to visit your shop and purchase a watch - now to decide which one!