JeanRichard is Done|Plus: buy Omega, Oris, Breitling on TV

JeanRichard was, not long ago, a watch that carried high expectations and was well received. But now, it is a brand that appears to be a here today, gone tomorrow watch.
Plus some of the top watch brands are now being sold on home shopping networks at some shockingly low prices.

[@ItsTimePictures]

Interesting video. Waaaaay more useful information compared to the shit other channels push. Your subscriber numbers will eventually go up up up.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Matt. Back in the states? I just checked in on your channel and had to resub you now that you're making shows again. Thought you were gonna be on hiatus for another year. Good to see you making shows again. And thanks, brother! 😁🤛

[@whatsonthewrist]

Let's run an ad for ya, Matt. Matt is selling his Omega Seamaster 200 Pre Bond on his channel of the same name. It looks in great condition. Nothing in it for me. Just helping a friend out.!

[@WatchGeek]

A great video. These big sellers give us buyers excellent prices on luxury items but it does put these luxury brands at risk of losing their luxury value

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Watch Geek. Yep, lots more options for us nowadays and hsns are already accepted. Thanks, man. I also gotta check out your new show. ☕️🤛

[@johngentile6814]

I purchased a Daniel Jean Richard about 10 years ago at flea market - yes it has been authenticated and I think this model was made in 2002. This model was made for the Lancia Martini racing series and particularly for the 1983 Lancia road rally victory with a picture of the car on the back of the case. It is a numbered edition, but I do not know much more than that, I was told that it was made for the European market. I have researched it and sent e-mails to Kernig Group - but don't know much more.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, John! 'Grats on what sounds like a great find. I know Gino Maculso was a passionate collector of Lancia so that could explain the watch. But I don't think it was a GP movement, if yours is a chrono..that model most likely used a 7750. Still, I haven't seen your watch in some time but I recall it is nice. 👍 😁

[@a.i.5088]

Ashford is a grey market dealer. They're a bane in the luxury segment. They are not authorized to sell their watches just so you know, hence they don't have the manufacturer's warranty.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, A.I. Yes most of what you wrote is correct. However they were actually AD’s for some brands believe it or not.

[@a.i.5088]

Yeah I think I saw a few brands that offer their warranty through ashford.. Otherwise stay away from Ashford or any GMs own warranty.

[@TheGreatLoco]

Jeanrichard delivers great value. If anything, they will succeed.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, TheGreatLoco! I'm rooting for a strong JR comeback.👌😁

[@s4xon]

This didn’t age well

[@ElCajondePepillo]

This channel is more interesting than others giving the same boring and average watch content like the rest. Good work!.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Eternal Flame! I appreciate you! Thanks so much for these words!!! Tell a friend. 😜👌

[@TheTimLara]

Hey Rich, outstanding video! I had no idea some of the "golden children" of the luxury world were following suit with Invicta. I would have never even considered buying many of these brands due to the outrageous retails before, but now this makes things interesting. It's no secret that a big chunk of the high prices on luxury watches comes from supporting all the overhead of selling through brick-and-mortar ADs at lower volume. A good example from another industry would be the hi-fi audio company Schiit. Their founders are engineers who came from a background of working for high end audio brands who back in the 80s and 90s sold exclusively through specialty "luxury" audio dealers at outrageously high MSRPs (think $20,000 CD players) to ensure a nice profit margin on top of all the dealer costs. Schiit wanted to break away from that model, so they founded their company to focus mainly on high quality with no frills and to sell everything direct to consumers online. So far, they have been very successful with that approach whereas most of the independent hi-fi audio hobby stores that I used to visit back in the day are all gone. If this HSN trend continues, I wonder if we will similarly see more physical luxury watch ADs go out of business or drop brands who opt into the HSN model. Will only Rolex ADs survive the impending apocalypse?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Tim. Great hi-fi story. I wonder if this is like Al & Ed's Autosound in LA. The scary thing for b & m's is everything that sells watches for less becomes a serious threat. Probably as early as 3-4 years ago, b&m's all laughed at the thought of hsn's being a legit competitor. Blockbuster Video had a chance to buy out Neflix for $5 million early on because they scoffed at Netflix's business model of mailing dvd's to customers and streaming. Who has the last laugh now? Thanks so much and for your great story. 😜🚙 📻

[@TheTimLara]

Yup. Blockbuster is another perfect example! Sometimes the only way to survive is to evolve as nothing lasts forever in the free market. Keep up the great content, your style is the best!

[@DesmondChen]

Do you think it's still worth to buy JR 1681 nowadays? i really adore to 1681 series..

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Desmond! Sure, I really like the 1681 and regret not spending extra on it instead of the Aeroscope. It's a storied brand, kinda making it an instant classic. Its in-house movement and build is very good. 👌😁

[@DesmondChen]

@@whatsonthewrist thanks for your response buddy~im dilemma between 1681 and oris big crown 1671 limited editio...

[@whatsonthewrist]

Interesting conundrum. I like cushion-shaped cases but the Oris big crown is pretty coo...I'd go with the Oris only because I don't usually like buying discontinued brands. It would have been different if I bought the 1681 when JR was still active.😁

[@irissanchez8356]

I have one - where do I get it serviced?? parts?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Iris. Ashford.com at one point was an AD for JR. I think they might be able to direct you to a service center whom they use. I would start there. Let me know how it goes.

[@irissanchez8356]

@@whatsonthewrist Thye do not have a repair tab on their site, but thanks

[@whatsonthewrist]

But they may still use the same service center. I learned about it by calling them, not via their website.🤞

[@celestialfix]

Interesting video re selling on tv and other non traditional distribution channels. I would submit that the best distribution channel for selling watches is, and remains, the non-chain family owned jewelry store. The chain stores have never been able to squeeze out these family owned jewelry stores. They offer a high level of personal service, can offer discounts consistent with their AD agreements, take trade ins, etc. it's still my favorite place to buy a watch. At my AD, on Rolex, in addition to whatever discount you negotiate, they give you a $500 off coupon on any watch, regardless of brand, you buy in the store, good for 3 years.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, celestialfix! Sure I feel many of us love to visit our local AD, but admittedly deep discounts kinda trumps our local support unless it's not a big difference then b&m all the way. Only concern with coupon being good for 3 years: will the store still be around then? I hope so. 😱👌

[@deconstructedluxury1964]

Jean Richard watches were amazing watches, their models were unlike other brands. The newer models had a kind of one size fits all appeal and i think it made them suffer. That along with Ashford watches really was a, nail in the coffin for them

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, deconstructedluxury. Well, Ashford came after JR’s demise which is when Ashford started selling them by buying up their inventory and became a JR AD. But I agree with your point that all the revived editions looked the same, 44mm cushion cases. But they were very well made but with very poor marketing and pricing.

[@reacorp401k2]

Awesome video. Very informative. My wife is now going to check out those home shopping networks. Thanks

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Watch Dog! Your wife...or do you really mean you? 😜 And thanks as always! ☕️🙏

[@reacorp401k2]

whatsonthewrist Haha! Funny

[@bobfrombrisbane1831]

Hello Rich, another top video. TVSN which is Australia’s home shopping network sells well known brands like Dyson and BOSE. TVSN were selling Victorinox watches around Christmas 2017. Not sure his successful they were. ⌚️⏱

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Bob! Sure, these home shopping networks are brand magnets. They offer lots of free bonus stuff that we can't get in stores. And thanks! 👌 🇦🇺 📺

[@danielfl.9347]

Very informative video. I am looking at a Daniel Jeanrichard or a JeanRichard Highlands

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Daniel. Thanks. I hope you find your JR. It’s a very nice build quality.

[@misterfreeze6545]

Thanks for doing a review on this forgotten Brand! Come to think of it, I haven't heard anything from them for a couple of years. They seem to have just quietly stopped production, since they basically have no dealers anymore. It's sad because, I agree that they had a very good product and unique ideas: a modular, shared use movement, and modular cases shared between models. Jean Richard is not really like the "revival" brands of Breguet, Blancpain, Chopard or A. Lange, but more of a ninties startup, with a "made up" history. I guess they had trouble figuring out a viable strategy, since they seemed to make a lot of changes over the years. They started out as an affordable, ETA-based dress line in the nineties, then morphed into a high end line with a nice in-house movement in 2004, that was actually more advanced than GP. Why did they decide to compete with GP? Probably because the original DJR was not doing that well and perhaps did cheapen the group's image. They probably felt JR appealed to a younger buyer than GP, so could move upmarket. They did offer a sports model, the Diverscope, and priced it at over $10K. But, they failed to gain market share, and so morphed into an affordable, Sellita-based extreme sports line about 2011. This last line up seemed to be on track and I don't know why it failed. It was designed by the guy that did the Hublot Big Bang,. I thought the modular case concept was clever, and looked nice, like what Genta might have created if he designed the Big Bang. It kind of followed their modular movement idea. I don't feel the fact their cheaper sports models shared the same configuration with the more expensive, dressier 1681 watch, really hurt them that much. It's never been a problem for the Royal Oak and Offshore. Since partnering up with Kering, they seemed to have some good distribution in place, primarily in the US, but also some in the UK, Hong Kong and Mexico. So I have to think their biggest problem was probably a lack of visibility in a crowded marketplace. More advertising may have helped. But I still love my Jean Richards that I snatched up cheap from Ashford... The TV Screen with JR1000, and the Terrascope!

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Dan. Great detail here, you could have made your own video. 😁 I feel I should have splurged an extra $200 for the 1681 even with the in-house movement. I like it's dimensions better than my Aeroscope, but I still like mine. Yes, I agree (tho very similar to each other) the JR's are attractive and very well-made. I think it was their confusing pricing that did not go well for them because of high MSRP and low actual cost. This affected their positioning. Such a shame. 😜

[@misterfreeze6545]

Ha, I tend to get carried away with watches! Yeah for only $200 more, the JR 1000 would have been a steal!! It's really a first rate movement. They used it as a base for the new GP 1800. Being a small movement, I think it looks best in the JR Ronde or TV model. Speaking of movements, I'm sure sharing design production costs for in house movements also factored into their decision to use it in both brands... something even the big Groups are keen to do. My understanding is that the movements were made in the same Sowind workshop. Cases, dials and other parts for JR come from separate suppliers. But like you say, they were really competing with themselves, and given similar prices, it's not surprising customers went with GP over JP. A brand has to have the volume and price points to make in house mvmts work... JP didn't. I think Frederic-Constant also lost their shirts trying to go in-house, and is probably why they had to sell to Citizen. Eterna's seems to be a flop also. If you look at Concord, they struck out with the big, expensive C-1 and never really came back. Last I checked they were selling them off in the Movado outlets cheap. Then they tried to sell some cheaper models on their own website...

[@whatsonthewrist]

Dan, since you're a history buff and if you have time...you may like my newest show on the forgotten Rolex...the Marconi. Anyway, hope to see there. ✌️

[@watchcollectingstrategy]

Sales on TV really takes me back to the cheesy old days 😁😁😁 Didn't know they still did that, great video as always!

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, WCS. HSNs have been around but luxury watch brands are newer to the platform. Enjoying your shows as well! 👍😁

[@gregalonzo747]

Jean Richard is an awesome brand. Rich, I totally agree with you on the Home Shopping Network. What do they have to lose? With flex pay, I would jump on a Jean Richard. Last year for my birthday, my wife bought my Alpina from the channel. When it was delivered, I was sweating bricks because I thought her surprise would be an Invicta )))) Thank the watch gods that it was an Alpina. I had been coveting a GMT for quite some time. 😀

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Greg! Congrats on your Alpina. Yeah, the flex pay can't be beat. It makes shopping on the networks worthwhile. Thanks for sharing. 👌😁

[@gregalonzo747]

@@whatsonthewrist 😉

[@whatsonthewrist]

📺 🛒

[@sunnyr8434]

Hi Rich, Great video. Was that intro similar to the Blair Witch Project? Wait, the service cost was 80 dollars but you bought it for 6.99? Internet shopping is future and every watch manufacturer should jump in the bandwagon. I remember JR but forgot who shot him. A few close ups of the brushwork and details would have been better. Rich, you should seriously make a short movie and enter it into a movie expo.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Sunny! No, I didn't buy my JR for $6.99, it was $699 (six hundred and ninety nine). I would bought all of them at $6.99 and made a lot of money. 💰 💶 💵. JR's sister in law shot him. Thanks for the movie encouragement. 🎥 🍿

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

Hi Rich, Some people buy a watch for the snobbery and really can't stand it when somebody else they know got the same model as they have. Others buy a watch because they like it for what it is. One day I'll bump into a Casio calculator watch and buy one (born in 72). And yes Dallas... Look at the watch channels and differences in opinion. Even some in the know of Patek and such do enjoy a Seiko or Casio. Take Jay Leno, he can enjoy a Duesenberg as much as a little Fiat 500. And that is the true enthousiast.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Mike. Excellently stated and totally agree. I have some nice pieces but lately I have been really enjoying some micro brands. Monta a lot. Plus a newer one that I will feature in an upcoming show. One day, a Casio MR-G would be a welcomed addition. ☕️😁

[@imrichbitch.1937]

*_Home shopping channel demographics: Housewifes with way too much time on their hands, drunks who stay up all night long and grandmothers who have a crush on the UPS man._*

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, I'm Rich Bitch...you just described me! 😱😜

[@imrichbitch.1937]

*_I wasn't talking about you, just everyone else haha. Your too cool for that... ;)_*

[@whatsonthewrist]

Haha, dunno about that...was only kidding anyway. 😜

[@SpencerCookertin]

I hope this comment isn't too late. I've been considering a JR chronograph and I gotta say on the grey market I found one brand new for 1100 USD. For that price I just can't believe what you can get and compared to other brands this is an insane value so I can't agree more with you. This is a great video. Thank you.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, SpencerCookertin! Yes, JR's are well crafted watches without question. It's a shame their marketing was poor. $1100 is still a nice deal if you can find one as they have become increasingly challenging to find...whereas before they were everywhere on the gray market. Today, we're lucky to find one. Mine was steal at around $700. Thank you. 🙏 😁

[@josuebonilla3798]

I like the brown one is it worth it for the 1k, Wich one you got. And will they go up in price

[@marcgoldbergdogtrainer]

Nice video! I have a JR (for the moment) and I can’t bear to wear it. I reviewed it and as you say they look good. But they wind like a Seiko 5 :(

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Marc. Nice to see ya, tho I always thought you hated me. Interesting. 👌😜

[@tomlee4540]

Marc Goldberg what’s this who can hate whatsonthewrist and why would u???? He has the friendliest face and style out there. He also works together with ablogtowatch. Do we have new juicy drama forming?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Tom. Nope, nope, nope. No drama whatsoever, nothing to see here folks. I'm sorry I even said that. Regarding the friendly face...it's all due to makeup and lighting. 😜✌️

[@jharris947]

RALPH LAUREN?...RALPH LAUREN?.....Have you been drinking Rich? :-) :-) :-) Good video.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, jharris947! RL in platinum for around $6k...not too shabby. And thanks, man. 🤛🤑

[@melusinecentun5847]

Hey! Very informative, thank you! Take care, Irène.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hello, Meluisine. Thanks again, I'm pleased to see ya around here. 😁👌

[@alfredsfunvideos4270]

Absolutely quality videos man. I’m a newer subscriber and love the content. Keep it up. Question, Omega 42mm PO vs Tudor Pelagos?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Victor. Firstly, thanks so much and welcome. Hope to see ya around here regularly. A great battle proposition, I might go with the Pelagos. I'm not big on crowns on either side of the case even if they do serve a purpose...it makes the watch look awkward to me.😱👌

[@ivansmith4242]

Love GP. Also loved JR. JR watches were hand finished in the GP maison. I wonder if twenty yrs from now everyone who bought thier JRs on the grey market will be laughing all the way to the bank.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, ivan! Interesting thought on JR's value increasing. Hmm? 🤔 🤑

[@ivansmith4242]

whatsonthewrist JRs weren't produced in significant quantities i wonder if their annual production run was in the four figs. It lacks brand recognition so maybe it will be a cult classic. GP has a marketing problem.

[@whatsonthewrist]

GP definitely suffers from marketing problems, they've gone thru some executive musical chairs so hopefully they'll get it right. I adore my GP. Maybe you'll be right about JRs becoming cult classics with a return in a few years with roots going back to their earlier days. I'd like to see that. ☕️

[@josuebonilla3798]

Is Jean Richard worth it to buy at 1k? Please help

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Josue! If you can find one at $1k, I think that is a good buy because they are nicely made watches with great cases and finishing but not at $4k. Plus their movements which typically are Sellita are easy to service even if JR is no longer around. I paid around $700 for my Aeroscope and it has gone up for what's that's worth. 👌😁

[@josuebonilla3798]

@@whatsonthewrist thx my friend really help full, do you think I can insure this type of watches

[@whatsonthewrist]

@Josue. You can insure anything you'd like. But is it worth it? That depends on how much your premium will be. Predicting the future value of watches is quite tricky and that is not my area of expertise. Please let me know which model you end up with. ✌️

[@jamesarthur6962]

So what has happened to Jean Richard brand? Is this an opportunity do you think?

[@whatsonthewrist]

There are rumors JR is returning with all new models. 🤛😁

[@sammysinatra]

Invicta, had many, just not a good brand, resale value, you have to pay a pawn shop to take them off your hands...Oris absolute best watch for the money - the in house 111-113-114 I will put it up against any watch from a rolex down. As well as some of their other lower end models.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, sammysinatra! Oris definitely has a lot of fans. Thanks for sharing your experiences. ✌️😁

[@menaseven9093]

Jean Richard should hire you as a marketer or salesman because you give then a good advice to sell their watches in QVC and HSN like Invicta.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, mena seven! Yes, Bruno is passing the torch to me, we're in the middle of hammering out a contract. My first order of business is to give you a free JR. 👏😜

[@neilglucente]

Hi Rich. Interesting information. It never occurred to me that legit brands would peddle their wares on the Home Shopping Network. Do you think European watches are going to be tariffed? Trump wants to stick it to the EU and I can't think of a more European product than luxury watches. Moreover, the U.S. is a massive market for the watch industry and tariffs could really hurt European producers.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Neil. I might add gourmet chocolates to your list of luxury watches. Good point, tho. The US market is too important for the watch industry for sure. RL's platinum model has caught my attention. And thanks! 😜🍫 ☕️

[@anthonysanchez2752]

Thanks for the video, but i just wanted to point out some errors regarding the JeanRichard brand that you said in the video. JR didn't first come to the US market in 2013/2014, they have been in the US market since at least the early 2000's and probably since the 90's, under DJR and then later JR. It was around 2004 that they dropped Daniel from the name and began to go with more in-house movements. DJR's did not have inhouse movements, they had ETA movements, although some of the DJR's were higher priced watches. I bought my first JR watch in 2007 from an AD in San Diego, CA after seeing one in the Tourneau store in Las Vegas. I saw my first DJR model in an jewelry/watch store in the Mission Viejo mall in 2002. The version of JR that you are referencing in the video (the watch you own for example) if from relaunch of the brand on 2012/2013. From 2004 up to that point, the brand had been trying to go all inhouse, but as you mention, had a difficult time because they had GP as the higher end, in house brand. So JR decided to go back to ETA movements (in this case Sellita), but kept 1 inhouse movement watch, in their 1681 line (a cushion shaped version and a round version; the round version is no longer on their site). Prior to that relaunch, between 2004 and then, they had mostly inhouse movement watches. I currently own 6 JR's (no DJR's), 3 of which have the inhouse JR1000 movements and the other 3 have ETA movements. The 3 with the ETA are all between 2004-2007 production. The JR1000 watches I own are from prior to the re-relaunch of the brand in 2012-2013, with the exception of my 1681 Ronde (white dial, sub-second). I also have a Highlands (black dial) with the JR1000 (they also made a highlands with an ETA), and a Bressel 1665 Alternativ (silver dial).

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Anthony. Well, there were some DJR's with in-house (made by GP but exclusively for DJR). 'Grats on your collection as you are definitely a big fan as was I. Hence, my purchase...tho I'd now prefer the Terrascope in 39mm. I find the 44 still wearable because of the very short lugs. Who knows, maybe these will be somewhat of collectibles. Ashford's current prices are closer to $1k but they routinely change. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your stories. 👍😁

[@anthonysanchez2752]

I'm not aware of any DJR's that use inhouse calibers, do you know which model or models those were? I'm not an expert on their DJR line, so it's possible, it's just that I have never heard of it. I wasn't really a big fan of their 2012 re-lauch line of watches - Terrascope, Aquascope, Aeroscope, and 1681. I liked the 1681 line the best of the newer lines. I felt that all of those "scopes" were too large and too similar of each other. I like their older lines pre-2012 and post 2003 - TV Screen, Bressel, Paramount, Diverscope and Chronoscope. they even had a Haute Horlogerie line with a Tourbillon, a minute repeater, a perpetual calendar, and rattrapante.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Yes, they made some fantastic early pieces...really too bad they never caught on. They were so much better than their relaunch under Grande from 2012. I really like their Aquascope from the late 1950's-early 60's with Geneva and that logo. Really cool. I did my research into the brand before purchasing the Aeroscope. During the holidays the prices were quite attractive.

[@anthonysanchez2752]

I believe you are referring to the Aquastar, yes it was a cool looking watch. They did a Aquascope and a Highlands around 2010 with a similar case design (I own a Highlands)

[@whatsonthewrist]

Exactly, yes I meant Aquastar...we'll blame the automatic spell corrector. 😜 You seem to have the greatest JR collection of anyone I know. Nice to meet someone like that. 👏

[@EagleJim62]

Good work. Keep them coming. Good stuff, Rich.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Eagle Jim. Thanks so much! I know my style of talking about watches is not the typical kind, so I appreciate you! 👌😜

[@landscapes4149]

I couldn’t help but watch the Seiko show on HSN the other day for amusement. Heard at least a half dozen things from the hosts that were laughably untrue. Best was when one host asked the other where the “turtle” got its nickname and he told her the guys at PADI made it up 😂

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Land Scapes! You should have called in and demand an oral retraction plus a free Seiko for making you sick. I wonder what kinds of bonus accessories HSN included? Extra straps perhaps? 😜📺

[@JohnstonPettigrew]

Interesting video.....good work.👍

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, JohnstonPettigrew! Good to hear from ya, man. And thanks! 🙏😜

[@muscularibuprofen69]

Very interesting insight in to value of watches, thanks.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, MorphoMouse. Thank you. It pleases me that the video was helpful. 👊

[@idid1866]

That Flex-Pay, sounds like a line of credit!

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, iDid. No the flex pay is from our own credit card. They simply debit the agreed amount each month. It's not even a layaway plan, we get the items right away and it remains in our possession as we continue to make our installments. 😁💳

[@idid1866]

Oh, I see...my fault!

[@whatsonthewrist]

You're funny...there's no fault on your end. ☕️

[@mb-watches]

Really interesting thoughts bro, thanks for that. Oh, i really do enjoy your shortcuts in the end, it’s Everytime great to see I am not the only one who struggles with my lines 👍🏻🙏🏻 And could forget JR? 😂😂👍🏻👍🏻

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Mister B! I'd rather show my mistakes/bloopers and have fun with it. Since I've been doing this it makes filming my scenes less stressful to nail it in one take as I know the mistakes are useable. Dallas was way back in the day but they rebooted the series...but it failed. 😱☕️

[@TypeSly]

Love this vid! Very informative, but original and unique. I wasn't expecting that :)

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, TypeSly! Thanks so much, I appreciate you! I know this channel is not the typical format for talking and reviewing watches, so I appreciate you! 👌😜

[@robcooper2643]

Great video content! definitely different than the other channels!

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, The Colony! Thanks so much! I really appreciate you! There are certainly other bigger channels but my style is mine and I'm pleased, others such as you, enjoy an off-the-path watch related channel. I also just put up the newest show today about 2 Grand Seikos, if you have time I hope to see ya there. 👌😜

[@bibeauhalog]

I did not shoot J R ....Good morning Richard. Are you videotaping from California? You mister are a funny guy, dare I say...

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, richard of the same name! Funny??? I'm as serious as they come, how dare you!!! 👌😜

[@jasonamoako9729]

Thank you another brilliant video

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Jason! Thanks so much. I appreciate you! ☕️👏

[@wakajumba]

AR’s RO?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, wakajumba! "Audemar Piguet's Royal Oak"😁.

[@jpdavis6042]

Surprised that Breitling (one of my favs) is on these networks. Thought that JR was lame and came off arrogant. Hell, don't like these type of fluff names on a dial. So what does one do, watch TV clown hawkers all day to find a Navitimer. Hey, that old joint on Pico where they act like they are doing you a favor by buzzing you in. lol. Best, JP

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, JP! Haha, fluff names. ☕️😜

[@brightside85]

Flex plan for a watch? Is it just me or most agree that millennial's are living beyond their means?

[@whatsonthewrist]

No you are not incorrect. But the flex plan is not a layaway or a line of credit. It's our own card that they debit each month interest free. Of course you can use their credit card but flex pay is handy. 💳 🤑

[@swabby429]

A more economical use of sound effects would make a more effective video.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hello, J. I usually edit per my mood.✌️

[@toobalkain]

A platinum Ralph Lauren?

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, toobalkain! I know, pretty nice right? I can't recall the price but I know it was less than a lot of steel models. 💰👌😜

[@sbsb4995]

Jr is now on internet shops also.

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Sb Sb! Yes, they have always been available on-line. I bought mine on-line. We can expect to find them plentiful on-line as JR will likely unload their inventory. 😁☕️

[@luismoreraperez866]

Necesito una pulsera por favor

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, Luis. Sure a bracelet would make a nice option. 👌

[@realblackbetty2204]

haha love the ending

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Sam. Thanks, man! 😱

[@kaizen9986]

more more more

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hey, Kai. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks! 👍

[@drunkdriver]

I wished you titled this video "Did you ever hear of the tragedy of Jean Richard?"

[@whatsonthewrist]

Hi, drunkdriver! Great title! 👌😁