Best Diver Watches Under $300 | Best Diver Watches (2018)

[@jaredcampbell]

Thanks for another great video! I own the Phoibos PY007B and have for close to a year. I got mine for $227 (as they often have them on sale) and I love it. Like you, I am not a huge diver fan so didn't want to spend a lot of money on one but wanted one for the collection. I am very happy I chose the PY007B. The Miyota 9015 movement is awesome, a big step up from the NH35 movement that many micro brands use. With a sapphire crystal and ceramic bezel all for well under $300, in my opinion you can't beat it.

[@SimonCoffman]

The Duro is a great beater watch. I'm actually wearing mine right now. It is usually the piece I wear at the pool or at the beach, so I don't have to worry about knocking it around. I also have it on at the shop. Again, I don't have to worry about knocking it around or splash damage from some of the cleaners I use.

[@markwolfson2023]

The Invicta 8926OB (with Seiko NH35A movement) is a very formidable entry for under $100.00, one of the best, if not the best for this price or above.

[@derbywinner6316]

Female viewer here . I do have the Vostok Amphibia for ladies, it’s hand winding which I like it. Probably my next is :Phoibos Sea Nymph 300 Lady Diver watch

[@Tammacazi10]

The Casio Duro! It’s one of my favorite watches in my collection!

[@SonomaMona]

Hi Teddy, I was considering a diver watch for our son who just graduated from high school - hollah! and is heading to Florida with his Aunt for a celebratory dive trip. Was supposed to be Belize but his passport is hung up at the State Dept. and no flights available due to the pandemic so keeping it state-side. Your video was SO helpful! Now, I'm excited about a diver watch for his gift and will be choosing one of these. Thank you!

[@danwunderlich4775]

Dan Henry 1970 is incredible. Got it a few weeks ago and haven’t taken it off my wrist. Holds up perfectly in the water, as it should.

[@jonathanmabry4587]

Great video Teddy! I believe at around 2:30 in the video that's an Orient Mako XL. Another great diver under $300 especially if you have larger wrists.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thank you Jonathan. Orient does such a good job with their offering of divers. I am a big fan.

[@jonathanmabry4587]

I am as well. Although a bit more pricey, for the money I think it's hard to beat the new Orient Triton divers. I don't know you'd find any other diver with as much to offer in its price range.

[@nickb638]

Great video once again! Noob question...how do you wear a diver watch? Casual clothes, non-dress work clothes? Surely not dress or formal, right?

[@Phelipe7San]

Great video, Teddy! Just one note about the Citizen. The first picture you showed is the NY0040-09EE, it is an automatic piece with 40mm and day-date function, which is a great diver option too. The NY0040 was used for the Marina Militare, the Italian Navy, for more than 10 years and it was pressure tested to 500 meters!! I own the eco-drive BN0151-09L and it is simply amazing!

[@jijoious]

Phelipe F. You're absolutely right! Just bought my self one ✌ & still thinking about the number (40) ny0040 ,if it's about the case size, I've measured it is 41 & a half millimeter & if it's about the power reserve mine just got an extra 5 hour......

[@joecarrano795]

You just bought a NY0040? Please tell me where. The only one I have found is a shop in Italy and with the exchange and shipping it's pricier than I budgeted for. If that's my only option I'll go for it but if you know a better, more local source it would make my day. One more question. I see a lot of conflicting info on Citizen case sizes. Can anyone tell me the actual diameter (no crown) of the BN0150?

[@ericlevine3897]

Have you looked at Deep Blue... Master 1000 specifically. Has a depth rating for 1,000m, sapphire crystal with AR coating, helium release valve, a killer bezel, a multitude of color combinations, uses a Seiko NH35 movement that hacks and hand winds and has really good lume... can be had within your budget. I think you should check them out.

[@neilpiper9889]

Sea-gull Ocean Star £260 on Aliexpress. It never ceases to amaze me. 44mm Sapphire 28800bph 2824-2 movement. Easy to use crown. Now available with ceramic bezel and super lume. Didn't think it would be on this channel. The only Sea-gull that's been accepted is the 1963 column wheel chronograph. I have it as my dress watch. 38mm with Sapphire on a Rios brown leather strap. The Ocean Star has great wrist presence. My two watches at under £600. Well that's my two penneth of input.

[@excelsiortrading8050]

I own several Vostok watches, they are fantastic, you can unscrew the case back and easily regulate them yourself, I've got all mine perfectly running at +/- 4 sec per day.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Wow, that is wild for a watch well under $100.

[@excelsiortrading8050]

Teddy Baldassarre, well that's really what Vostok is about, they give you a fantastic tool at a lower price, the 4 key ways they bring it to you at such an affordable price is 1, no advertising, 2, crap packaging "it's throw away who cares", 3 crap strap or bracelet "they know you'll throw it on whatever you love anyways" and 4 they don't pay somebody to sit there and regulate it for you. But the movement once you pop the back is very excellent for the money and the fact that you can finely regulate it yourself attests to it being a fantastic movement. Every watch aficionado should have at least one Vostok to play with imo.

[@knockout4121]

Donn Testa wow! I just got my classica. Why dont they adjust these themself instead of saying plus minus 40 secs😳

[@ajgamez6578]

Have had my Victorinox INOX about 3 months and I love it, hard to go a day without wearing it. Only small complaint it the lum could be a bit stronger. Built like a tank though.

[@b.sharp.]

How about a video on affordable chronographs?

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I like it! Definitely tougher. Might have to stretch it to under 500 or 1000

[@Phelipe7San]

Great idea! I'm seriously thinking in get a Seagull 1963 w/ acrylic crystal.

[@nitroxize]

I support this!

[@Alderoth]

the bulova marine star 97b168 is right around 300 dollars. Slap a brown leather strap on it, and you're turning heads all day long.

[@inkitatus1]

yes please, good idea 👍👍

[@Jp_1998_]

I love divers, currently wearing my Orient Ray II. I would love to get a SKX013 sometime soon!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Awesome choice. What dial color for the orient?

[@Jp_1998_]

The blue dial, and I'm really glad I went for blue. It looks awesome, especially in the sunlight

[@bananaassasin7514]

Im gonna get one it looks nice what's the price?

[@MrBacchus18]

The Citizen has a nice bracelet available for around $100 with sort of glidelock adjustment. Deep blue is another option

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Ohhh nice! Thanks for sharing this!

[@bigchiponmyshoulder7573]

Hi, do you know anything about the Orient Saturation Diver or do you have an opinion on it?

[@angelgonzalez7849]

Teddy I have both the SKX013 and Vostok...I use them as my beater watches...for the price you can’t go wrong...put the SKX on a NATO Strap dress down looks great.

[@mikec912]

Picked up an skx009 yesterday. I'm not a big dive watch guy either but I swim twice a day and wanted an automatic I dont have to worry about taking off. It wears smaller than the 42mm and is extremely comfortable. Very happy with the bang for the buck. I've decided to get a turtle next. Suddenly loving the divers!

[@jodee8831]

Mr. Baldassarre, Would you be so kind as to review a dive watch from the "Phoibos" brand ... I personally am quite interested in "The Wave Master". Thank you.

[@thomasmarlow1254]

I have both the Casio mdv106 and orient ray 2 which is same as the orient mako but with different dial design, I love them both, the Casio mdv106 is my beater along with my g-shock and the orient is my “fancy” watch looks gorgeous

[@familiatrois3813]

Great summary of a very crowded field! Another brand to consider is Phoibos...quartz and automatic varieties, homage and original designs...all within the $300 price-range. Great value-for-money brand with excellent build-quality. Striking dials and quality rubber straps and bracelets. You should give them a look if you haven't already done so.

[@torbensvensson2093]

I have the Casio Duro, the Vostok Amphibia, and the SKX009 Pepsi, all very good watches!! But I must say: when I got my SKX it took all my wristtime!! I don’t know what to say, it’s heavy, perfect fit on my wrist and it’s versitale for many occasions!!😎👌🏻 The SKX made me look only for quality watches!! It feels good to reach that level, but my wallet disagree!!🙈🙈👌🏻👌🏻 A Big thank you, Teddy, for your videos!! I find them very good!!🤩🤩🤩

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Hey Torben, great seeing you here as well as on Instagram. Awesome choices. I owned the 009 and wish it was just little it smaller. Wear that one in good health!

[@inkitatus1]

I've got a modded skx (Cali dial, ceramic bezel, NATO) & a modded Turtle (775, ceramic, miltat endmill) & tho I love the skx the Turtle is in a different league = much better build quality, more comfortable (7.25" wrist) & much better movement (hack,windable & most importantly bigger power reserve) . Good list, I do love a dive watch 😉 Thinking about a chrono next,so as suggested below a similar list would be very helpful, especially those at a lower price point. Cheers 👍👍

[@csharpewalls]

Teddy I just got the new Spinnaker Bradner compressor diver, really like it and it’s introductory price.

[@jfilm7466]

I have a six and a half inch wrist, and the Seiko Turtle sits really well as it has a small lug to lug distance.

[@julianzuloaga]

I'm between buying a brand new 1992 Jelly Swatch and a 1968 Vintage Timex (Marlin style), which one should I choose??

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Two very different watches. I would go marlin since it is more of my style.

[@julianzuloaga]

Teddy Baldassarre thank you for your answer :)

[@gray_space_alien]

I have an Orient Mako 2 on a Bond Nato strap, nice watch, looks good wears well just don't get too picky about accuracy because mine runs about 20 seconds fast per day...which is within "spec." So about once a week I reset it, no big deal.

[@JudoP_slinging]

Holy crap, saw the amphibian and had to buy one immediately. Love the look and very affordable.

[@josephjvr6509]

Any plans on reviewing or looking at Nodus Divers teddy? They seem interesting for the price...

[@mahmad_amir]

I found vostok europe for 125€ Should i buy???

[@billj5645]

I've always been interested in divers because they have a bold look, and more importantly they typically are very legible. And maybe I will wear it while I'm washing my car. More recently I've decided that I don't dive so I don't need the dive bezel and I've discovered field watches and fliegers. Without the bezel the dial can be much larger and easier to see, but there is still much more selection in dive watches. I prefer a big watch to be on a bracelet although I'm starting to liek NATO straps too, and dive watches are more likely to be available on a bracelet than fliegers and somewhat more likely than field watches. I have a good number of dive watches in my collection although I could always add another, but I'm also looking at any new flieger or field watch design that I see.

[@kennethdjones8181]

Nice review. I am a big lover of dive watches. You didn't mention any from Deep Blue. You familiar with them?

[@johnburnett5377]

Do you have the reference number for the Vostok watch in the video at 1:09? Most of their watches are a bit over done, and busy, but that one is very sleek and nice.

[@robbabcock_]

I don't know if they were available when the video was made but Phoibos has some awesome divers in this price range. The Islander microbrand is right at the top end of your price range but offers awesome watches that are basically heir to the discontinued 007's.

[@ras.4913]

Great recommendations. When you say "Diver's", does the watch must comply to ISO standards not just that it is 200m?

[@brenmangood]

ra s. No, not all of these watches are ISO certified. Most of these, except for the Seikos are more like "diver style" watches. Seiko also has cheaper 5 series divers that are not ISO certified.

[@chadwaters261]

Hi Teddy, If I were to buy one of these watches, I think it would be the Orient Mako. It is a watch that could be worn in several different situations. I also like the Citizen Promaster. Also, I am absolutely shocked by the watch from Timex. They typically make relatively simple watches of reasonable size. This watch doesn't fit in their lineup at all.

[@kylejsears]

I own an Orient Mako II, I agree with the style. It can be worn in the office with a business casual look but can also fit in nicely with shorts and a tee. great watch!

[@ssvs0485]

Nice original choices. Saving up for the tegimented Sinn U1 right now. Will have it by Christmas been holding strong since January to not get something else.

[@JorelTennis]

My vote goes to the mako 2. I like that it has color so I can wear with more bands to go with the outfit. Most of the others are black dials, limits outfit

[@patrickfulmer9596]

Wenger Sea Force; I got a good deal on one and bought it on impulse. I've really fallen in love with it. It has a Ronda 515 movement that is my most accurate watch, about +2 sec/month!

[@philc822]

That ORIENT 41mm diver, check image on brown lea. strap, looks incredible, did a complete 180, what a subtle but drastic change in appearence. WOW, goota go EBAY is calling me right now!

[@EffortlessGentTV]

Great selections! Love the Seiko turtle but that's way too big for my wrist as well (6.5"... wtheck)

[@beerkenstein]

I prefer the Orient Ray 2 over the Mako version. Although it does not have the ISO certification, I still use it for scuba diving, and it works perfectly, also looks perfectly, and it is enough cheap not to worry about it too much.

[@BruceCross]

How can they sell the Casio Duro for that price? I have no idea.

[@eddieguyvh4765]

When talking about Citizen divers, you should have made the difference between the NY0040, the automatic legend of a Watch, and the eco-drive divers (that are nonetheless very good value too.

[@varunu4176]

I have 17.3cm wrists and I wear the SRP777K as my daily beater watch. The case shape is quite slender and it doesn't wear like a large watch (it has quiet the small lug to lug length). Anyone who is intimidated by the paper spec of the SRP7XX should really try one in person before striking it off the purchase list. Note that the "K" at the end of the model refers to the Seiko watches cased in Korea or Singapore while the ones with "J" is completely made in Japan and can run you few dollars more than the "K" models even if both models are really the same except for the small print on the dials that say "made in Japan" for "J" model watches.

[@DSlyter1995]

I'm torn on wether I should pick up an Skx or an Orient Ray ii Raven!!!

[@Ferien7]

DSlyter ray is a much better watch

[@DSlyter1995]

@@Ferien7 yeah the Ray has better features overall. I ended up going with the SKX because of it's heritage. I'm gonna pick up a ray before too long though.

[@eddiethecounsel]

I am in the market looking for a reasonably priced diver watch. And it comes down to Seiko solar SNE439 P1 vs the legendary Seiko SKX 009. In the end I chose the solar watch. It feels modern and reliable, whereas the SKX 009 feels old (venerable if you like). Both are very good. But it feels like pitting the Land Rover Defender against the latest Toyota Land Cruiser. And I chose the Land Cruiser. No regrets

[@evanspivack2714]

Nice list...I think you hit on lots of the divers people would consider at this price point. I have several myself and have found them to be fun, rugged and reliable. Wish you spent a bit more time on each watch--not a full review just a bit more info for those people who might be less familiar with this lineup. Keep up the good work!

[@itsalgud1459]

Nice choices, Teddy. I just purchased a Seiko Prospex Solar diver, SNE425. Admittedly, one of the major factors in my watch choices is appearance, and love the look of this one, especially after I put a third party bracelet on it. Really looks great!

[@BottledCourage]

Cool vid. Since last time I posted saying I joined I just got my SKX007 in on Tuesday. Today is my first day of wearing it all day and I love it so far!

[@manabay]

If the Turtle is too big, then I would definitely recommend the mini turtle. Slightly smaller but fits smaller wrists very well.

[@schokoman11]

Those are some great watches you showed in this video. And i am fairly certain that an Orient Ray II will find its way to my wrist in the near future.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Orient has some great looking watches. I think that is my favorite of the bunch.

[@Ferien7]

Hannes did you get the ray ii?

[@schokoman11]

@@Ferien7 Yes and i'm so happy that i did. It is just gorgeous in bright sunlight and even fairly accurate for such an affordable watch.

Great choice man, got one myself. Tremendous value

[@TFM8]

What are your thoughts on Steinhart watches? Thanks Teddy

[@njamajones4121]

You can also count the orient mako, some Aragon watches are under the price point, I also like Sturhling divers.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Aragon, a brand I still need to look more into.

[@Kunta1926]

Invicta pro diver? I get the stigma but this watch itself is fantastic especially when considering the nh35 movement and under 100 dollar price tag.

[@alanvanderhaegen4936]

Absolutely !

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I have given love to it in the past and I think you are right about the stigma. As a stand-alone watch based on specs I agree, but I hate Invicta as a brand. I figured this watch would be brought up.

[@ratitabaco]

I have the Mickey Mouse version and I upgraded the aluminium bezel to a ceramic one. Looks so much better. (I love that watch because it was my first automatic♥️)

[@RobDaCajun]

I hear you about the Invicta stigma. I’ve a pro diver as well. At it’s price point it’s worth modding. Already put it on a “Bond” nato strap. Next on my list is a ceramic bezel. As I get more adventurous the plan is to upgrade the dial and polish the Invicta logo off the side.

[@Kunta1926]

Robert Easley try the blue one with a brown leather strap. Looks very nice.

[@rojorohr4723]

I happen to have that Mako but with an red and blue bezel and I quite love it. I once had the chance to see the casio one, and it was so shinny and glossy that seemed really, ahm… cheap with that finish. And lately I’ve been playing with an invicta (yes, i know, invicta…) that I got with a really great discount at prime day, and I’id like to change the bracelet for a nice leather strap, but well, you know, I’m still waiting for my friend Ted to release his strap collection ;) Great video again, Ted. Have a good one.

[@ADNeverCalling367]

Hey Teddy, the “Vanuatu” from Helm watches is a sick diver!!! I know divers aren’t your thing but what a great offering from them at $275. Incredible Lume.

[@ortegaautomotiva]

what do you think of obris morgan brand?

[@robertmerlo6505]

Hey teddy, great stuff and options I've never heard of or thought of. Let me ask you, have u heard of or seen the micro brand from Korea, tisell? They have a great diver at the $250 range. If like your thoughts on it. Thank you for all the great info as always!

[@김태일-l4r]

Always great Review Thank you so much.

[@philfarmer6346]

It's hard to believe that no one has mentioned a Monster. I don't know what they cost now, but I paid just under $200 for an SRP-309 - Orange Monster. Also, Citizen BN-0000-04H. I don't know if these are still in production, but they are great for smaller wrists, and they are monocoque, with 300m water resistance. Mine was 137.00 on Joma.

[@leo9272]

I like the SNZF17 very much. know it's a sportsdiver but as a non diver, I think it's very nice.

[@mchoch4576]

sorry to ask what is the ISO certified, thanks great video

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Don’t apologize for that! Look up my video on water resistance, I cover it there and will be more helpful than my KZbin comment response haha

[@mchoch4576]

@@TeddyBaldassarre Thanks I'm looking for a travel beater watch Automatic/ 200mm, some places I travel I don't like to wear my Tag Heuer or my Batman, so please let me know your opinion. Thanks again

[@clarkkent1156]

Loved the video! I am actually looking for a diver watch for an everyday/travel watch. I want a robust watch that also looks pretty good and a GMT function would be great, but overall I am looking for an affordable, robust travel. Also prefer automatic over quartz because changing a battery can be a problem. Having a good water resistance I feel is key in traveling because you want to keep it with you at the pool or jump into the ocean when at the beach you never know what may come up and leaving your watch behind would be silly. Also when traveling I don't want to take it off when I go to sleep or take a shower because I might loose it. I thought Deep blue has some good watches in this range.

[@clarkkent1156]

Also the Richard Legrand goes look nice

[@SirLoinOfsteak85]

Doesn't Citizen also make an automatic diver? Or do they not make those any more...?

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

They do. I should have put both here.

[@ruby055]

That Prom aster can be found with 3 different engines, quartz, eco drive and automatic, each has a different depth rating as well. I think the list was spot on!

[@jeanlafleur6725]

Excellent video: Lots of written informations, exc. comments. Short and to the point.To all of you who are producing videos on watches take a close look at Teddy Baldassare video .Congrats Teddy

[@jchoy213]

Dan Henry worth getting?

[@DanielSeymour]

Great video! I've got a a 013 and the Mako 2 with the black dial and I must say the Mako is by far my favorite in that head to head. Now I have to say that most of my reasons are subjective, but it's those subjective reasons that seem to be the reasons we love the watches we have, keep and most importantly, wear. Always great stuff, thank you.

[@Ferien7]

How is the quality of the mako? I'm considering a ray ii, but it would be my first orient diver

[@theodorekrentz4889]

I know most micro brands are very niche, but the Richard LeGrand Odyssea MK II is pretty good for $300,

[@anarchyseeds4406]

You should use amazon affiliate links for the watches listed in the description.

[@Demanufactur3]

Just bought a modified Skx007 with ceramic ring and domed sapphire. Great content again as usual.

[@Feemy]

The Citizen BN0151-09L is hands down the best, all things considered. It dismantles the SKX off the top spot. Better build quality, 5 year warranty, ECO DRIVE! Yep it's the best at this price point.

[@SAJ.GAMING]

seiko or citizen ? i want that watch to run really long

[@phil2082]

What about now that the skx is discontinued?

[@storyteller1749]

Not a fan of micro brands huh. You're missing out on alot. Vostok was the only one that I think is worth the money. One very important brand that you're missing is Aragon. Great great watches.

[@lanceuppercut7436]

Interesting list Teddy. I’d add another Seiko (no doubt there are quite others from that iconic company) to the list and that’s the Samurai. I love mine. Great reliable watch that’s also got a lot of wrist presence. Looks great on a variety of straps.

[@larryleyba6496]

I love the Orient. I also love the Orient Mako in its many varieties. The Mako XLs are my favorite, more or less the same watch as the Mako 2 but I love the dial in the Mako XL more than the 2. But its a mater of aesthetics more than function.

[@andreaiacolina]

Another interesting video with great suggestions! My personal favorite? Orient Mako, no doubts! Great design, very convenient and automatic.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

I totally agree. My favorite as well.

[@antoniodelrio692]

I’m sorry if this comes across uninformed but could this watch be used by a scuba diver averaging around 30 meters

[@philliphull50]

I have a few of these watches already the mako was my first diver watch I also have the 009 an 007 an the Vostok too. Another really good video teddy I really appreciate them oh forgot the Casio as well! 🔥

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thanks for tunning in as always, Phil!

[@Dentinvent]

Very informative video thanks Teddy.

[@JJherne]

Casio Duro is a great beater watch. Throw it on your wrist and forget about it. It'll keep on ticking no matter what you get up to. Mine does yard work with me and goes on fishing trips. And getting it all beat up just makes it wear better :)

[@adrianmorris3772]

Good selection, Teddy. Interesting video . Thanks for sharing. Best regards from Adrian in Sheffield England 😀

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thanks for watching, Adrian.

[@stephentaylor6320]

I have the orient mako 2,blue dial with the pepsi ,you can,t go wrong at the price.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

That would be the one I would look at. Such a nice watch, a bit too big for my wrist, unfortunately :( small wrist pains.

[@brenmangood]

I have the Orient Mako 2 on my buy list. You can get the nicer USA version for $315 on Orient's website when you use a 30% off code. Sapphire crystal, improved lume and solid end links on the bracelet. Sounds like a winner!

[@Mikey1951ful]

I have an Orient Ray II, and a couple of Vostoks. Both are good watches. Saving up for a Sinn or a Zodiac SeaWolf.

[@zillsburyy1]

hey teddy boy! dive watches are the best kinds of watches!!!!!!!!

[@bovinejoni4243]

If you can get past the goofy name, the Richard Legrand Odyssea is a ton of watch for under $300. Seiko NH35 movement, beautiful sunburst ceramic dial, double domed sapphire with AR coating, sapphire insert on the bezel, very nice stamped caseback, and a very clean, classy design for a diver that I’d imagine would appeal to someone who tends to favor dress watches over more toolsy divers.

[@anthonyfmoss]

Thanks Teddy! I was glad to hear that perhaps your favourite of the bunch was the Orient Mako II. I have one of these and it gets the most wrist time of all my watches. From a style influencer and watch enthusiast as yourself that made me feel good!

[@Ferien7]

Anthony Moss do you get compliments on your mako ii?

[@anthonyfmoss]

Ferien7 Hi - yes a few. My wife likes it anyway!

[@jlswlf7408]

I own a Orient Mako II and im very happy with it...

[@gianl7787]

What watch is in the photo at 2:32 ? That's not the Mako 2.

[@oobojemoi]

whats the name of first omega?

[@林漢-i3g]

Great video as always! Have you thought of doing a list of 'all-around' watches? Would love to see something like that!

[@cornevanzyl4172]

The Wenger Seaforce should also be on your list. Stunning, well built Swiss Diver that is good value for money.

[@dannyt6160]

Spinnaker Bradner is preferable to the Dan Henry 1970. Same movement but with Sapphire crystal and better fit and finish. And they have 30% discount to make it even cheaper than the 1970. BTW, I agree that the Orient Mako is my personal favorite.

[@vorticwatchcompany]

Great video as always Teddy! Keep up the work, I can see the time you're putting in paying off! Best, IC

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thank you so much! You keep grinding too!

[@MrJamesstott]

If somebody could tell me where I can find a Seiko skx for under 300 dollars id be very grateful