My 3 Year Roller Coaster Journey With An Omega Aqua Terra!

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I am a very very lucky man. Not only to have Mrs JOMW, but to have the beautiful watch she bought me when we got engaged. Perhaps the value of it has been part of the reason it has taken me a while to settle in with it? Or maybe it was those bloody polished mid links...... Cheers, Jody

[@billydog1954]

Ladies you can have me in all my glory and all you need is a A Lange &Sohne 31 and I think that's a bargain

[@robertnorth1681]

Dingodongo Australis You’re worth it...

[@jananilcolonoscopu4034]

Tee heee hee or a Casio F-91W, who's to say? :DDD

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

you gotto pronounce it like a pretentious watch snob, aa lehn eh soh

[@scottlauren3145]

Helluva bargain!!!

[@torinbell7075]

I’m looking m

[@jefferyneu3915]

Scuffs and scratches are just signs you love it enough to wear it. For me, a watch that sits in a box or safe, because I want to keep it perfect is useless. That is a beautiful watch that will be a lasting symbol of your wife’s love. Cherish it forever!❤️

[@davejarvis5279]

My ex wife bought me a timex perhaps thats why she's an ex wife 😂😂

[@lucafwn]

My ex wife bought me a Swatch. My current wife bought me a Red Star 1963 - she is definitely a keeper!

[@jefferyneu3915]

My lovely wife asks for suggestions before buying me a watch. She knows my style choices, but knows nothing else of watches. I am lucky to have a wife willing to indulge my obsession!❤️

[@OneFatStatue]

Timex-wife (I'll get my coat).

[@davejarvis5279]

@@OneFatStatue 😂😂👍

[@kiwi_commander]

My ex fiancee just gave me a headache

[@Blue_3rd]

Nice video! 👍👍 In Spain, the tradition has always been to buy the man a watch when you get engaged. My wife, who is Spanish, bought me a lovely watch in 1991. My mother in law bought my father in law an Omega in 1955, which we are currently having restored. Can’t wait to get it back! 😃

[@mikelawrence6840]

i need to move to spain quickly

[@Blue_3rd]

@@mikelawrence6840 PS and the weather is generally nicer too! :))

[@transikk]

@@Blue_3rd definitely better then weather in f dublin thats for sure

[@Blue_3rd]

@@transikk Haha! That is true 👍

[@notmyeyes]

Recently got myself an aqua terra as a present for raising my 1 year old baby girl. My waiting time for the olive green 41mm is less than a month and got it at the best possible retail price. Hearing your stories makes me more in love with the brand, how they make this realm of horology accessible to our personal life milestones. Thanks for sharing, Mate. Keep it up!

[@jk12324]

He shall not be named - Instead I will show you his company in 2 frames, which so happens to be named after himself 😂

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

😂😂 No less that he deserves, I assure you!

[@matthewhill3996]

I had the same black aqua terra Jody....such a beautiful watch. I always wanted a blue one though. So I traded it for the blue 8900. Ended up buying it from a grey market place online. Probably the most well known one. I won’t name them (u know who they r) but after taking the plastic off, the next day I noticed 3 large specs of dust sitting right in the middle of the dial. I don’t know how I missed it. Took the watch into my local watch guy to blow the dust out. Wasn’t going to have a grey market warrantee try to sort it out. Watch guy successfully got the dust out. Watch was back on my wrist 96 hours later. After a couple hours, I noticed a light colored splotch/blemish where the dust was. It looked to be on the dial. Cutting the story short, I definitely understand the feeling of someone messing up an aqua terra. It stinks having to correct a poor job. I learned many lessons along the way cause I made every mistake in the book. Including buying a 4K dollar watch from an online grey market website.

[@misteragb7558]

@@JustOneMoreWatch ​ Rightfully so, that brushing was horrendous, a warning to anyone in your area that is looking for the same service....

[@p-the-v2]

Thanks for the warning. Although I have found a good watchmaker in Chatswood for vintage watches, do you have any suggestions?

[@chimpninja2000]

Love the channel! $50 Chinese special: the crown is sharp and the brushing is rough, it's rubbish! $2000 omega: ... magnificent stunner!

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

A magnificent stunner after a few attempts at modding it, lol

[@Watchmade]

Not the everyday watch review. I love it if the watch is not only for sell but the emotional part of someones life. Suddenly the watch makes more sense. But also without the pre history of your watch, the Aqua Terra is an incredible watch itself.

[@2Death9]

I like to watch your videos at 0.25 speed. It's like having a one sided conversation with an annoying watch geek in a pub after they've had one too many pints.

[@tiagopereira5260]

i went back and played it back in 0,25........ YOU'RE RIGHT!!! it's hilarious :D

[@aldo9923]

Sheesh more like 10 too many pints lmao

[@remuswheeler2264]

I’m a big Omega fan. They are very accurate, reliable, well finished, and (in my opinion) so beautiful! The seamaster aqua terra worldtimer is definetly my grail watch.

[@socaljmac7720]

“This 150 meter water resistant watch would look so much better with polished center links” said no one, ever.

[@joeschlicht]

right, exactly

[@antonhallergren588]

It's also overpriced as all hell. It's kinda silly how the smp300 is yeah less versatile but like 1000 bucks less. Even the speedmaster co axial is alot cheaper.

[@hathaway.1166]

@@antonhallergren588 at least it cost less than an OP41, lol

[@Markh2071]

This is greatness, Jody. The watch, the story, the narrative..all of it. Always enjoy the videos.

[@chrisrebert9271]

No problem, I play vids @ 2x speed already. Makes your "Helloooo!"s even more energetic 😁

[@OneTalaw]

Jody, I pick up the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra for myself a few years ago, in the midnight blue (date at 3 O’clock) with the polish centre links, but knew that I also wanted to wear the watch on occasion on the blue leather strap. I did a bit of negotiating with the Omega boutique (Oxford Street London) and came away with a fantastic Omega and my “free” XL leather strap. The watch looks nice on the bracelet but I agreed it would look even better with brushed links vice the polished (centre links) but when I put it on the beautiful blue Omega leather strap it looks out of this world. A true keeper and one of the most versatile timepieces I have ever seen or owned (from the seaside, to casual, to a suit and tie, as well as a tuxedo) it is truly a one watch for all occasions.

[@fergiet18]

My wife bought me an Omega Chronostop when we got engaged. That was 48 years ago on the 1st of July. The watch and the marriage are still going strong. Two Seamster 300 have joined the collection since then but my Chronostop still gets worn. Reminds me that I must get it serviced 😂

[@sharinglungs3226]

The whole watch for an engagement is genius! I wouldn’t mind instead of a wedding ring a wedding watch :)

[@EsbjornWristwatchReviews]

Lovely, personal story. Thanks for sharing Jody

[@colinauta]

Thank you for asking. My tea and buttermilk rusk were excellent. Same can be said for you watch and bracelet !

[@alma175w]

Fantastic recollection - really appreciate the sentimentality and honesty.

[@jamieforman5960]

I’ve been a subscriber to this channel for about 8 months and I enjoy your content and reviews extensively. This is, by far, my favorite video! It was great getting a real glimpse into your personal experience. Your passion for this hobby bleeds through the screen. Keep up the great work! Beautiful Aqua Terra, BTW...on my shortlist for sure

[@welwellwell71]

Looks so much better with the unpolished links. Great idea thanks.

[@hansmayer7587]

One of your best videos! Thank you for the story.

[@namduonghoang2931]

your relationship between you and your wife is precious!

[@YanDoroshenko]

That's quite an engagement gift, lemme tell ya.

[@jkgfhgkhjnvfcf1307]

nice profile picture!

[@YanDoroshenko]

@@jkgfhgkhjnvfcf1307 Thanks, dude.

[@zanef28]

I am glad you are happy with Michael’s job 🙌🏻

[@vukotabrajovic5988]

Polished middle links are the reason why I went for the first gen. model. And I did the right thing, the watch is awesome and it serves me as a daily wear/beater, but also for some more formal occasions. And I like the plain black dial, very understated but nevertheless beautiful. So, that's what I suggest to anyone : if you don't like the blingy parts of newer bracelets, just go for the older model, instead of hating or butchering the fine watch.

[@lpsalsaman]

Excellent review/"Love Story" Jody! The bracelet looks like a factory brushing in one of the pics, so the person who refinished it did an excellent job. Anyway, keep up the great work!

[@MistaRhoi]

My Korean friend told me about their culture's tradition of exchanging rings and watches for wedding engagements. I thought it was a great idea and a wonderful way to attach a story to the timepiece.

[@davidbarclay3651]

Headlight restoration kits come with 1000 and 3000 grit sanding pads. Works wonders

[@kyle_vr]

Beautiful! I'm glad you like and enjoy it.

[@BetamaxBabe]

Engagement watches >>>> engagement rings! Enjoyed the video with a homemade latte and a Berger cookie!

[@josephdang3687]

Bravo Jody. You have a wife truly cares about you and your hobbies and willing to spend a lot because she knows it will make you happy for the rest of your life. A smart investment.

[@UCZ15]

I bought the blue 38mm Aqua Terra (latest version with Co-Axial 8800) and I literally cannot take it off or stop looking at it. Very special experience getting my first proper piece and I have absolutely no buyer's remorse. Its perfect.

[@keefw361]

I am currently looking at buying this exact watch. What is the bracelet fit like? Is the bracelet comfortable on the wrist?

[@framper2008]

Bravo! Really enjoyed the backstory and updates you provided. Best JOMW video to date, IMHO!

[@F15ACC2001]

Dude!! That kilt was killer! Way to rock the wedding photos. Well done mate.

[@timewave02012]

Funny how things remind you of things. I've been wearing watches since grade school, and I remember on numerous occasions sitting in class bored, deliberately reflecting sunlight off my cheap watches onto things in the classroom or other kids. At some point I guess anti-reflective coatings became ubiquitous, and I forgot how much of a distraction reflections used to be.

[@danielsalisbury5317]

Having owned this watch (42mm) for almost ten years I can't help but agree with all your comments - the strap has been the most frustrating part of my relationship - I'm a NATO fan and have a drawer full of options, settling this month for a black leather strap which alternates with velcro on green webbing and a heavy recycled fire-hose strap with brass fittings, which has a thin strip behind the watch hence it all sits flush. As a surveyor, keen cyclist and motorcyclist who occasionally takes the kayak down the river I can't bring myself to wear a traditional bracelet or strap in case one of the pins fails or springs, in which instance the watch would be lost forever! Constantly pondering the Speedy, but since they're not waterproof I have reservations! Great review, glad you like the AT - mine is also a daily wear and has never, not ever let me down!! Best wishes, Daniel, York UK

[@douglasladowski6342]

Jody,thank you for this video as it is great to approach your collection like we do. The variety of your videos makes them #1 on my favorites list.

[@matthewrikihana6818]

7 crackers with chutney and cheese plus coffee, a well timed video. Well done on the bracelet and of course Mrs Jody.

[@John-P]

My wife has just bought me a Casio A168, love the watch ,love my wife and the value is of no consequence and may it always be so .

[@stuart6961]

Funny story. 😂 I also bought the AquaTerra 41 (blue), had the same concern about scratching the bracelet, bought the rubber strap with deployant buckle and the fill in pieces for the center of the lugs (super expensive around $750), wore that for a while and then brought a black omega leather strap and switched over the deployant. The watch dial really pops in contrast with the black leather and there is has remained

[@diegoeffio]

My wife gave me a Stowa Klassik Flieger watch, with an engraved rotor as a wedding gift. Love it!

[@miker5502]

My wife put a Rolex Datejust on my wrist as a engagement 🎁 gift...I was stunned! My favourite of all my watches. Cheers Mike.

[@watchthisspace688]

Great video, my wife also bought me the Omega aqua terra 8900. I have just brushed the polished mid links myself. Only took me 20 minutes or so. Used green scotch pads. Looks just as good as my fully brushed Tudor bracelet.

[@muffemod]

The 3.5 Hz frequency is one of the few tricks of this movement, that lends itself to reduced service frequency.

[@ericwhitlow7364]

Wonderful story. Thank you for sharing.

[@67NewEngland]

4:30 - Polished links. Exactly, I would already own the current AT if it didn’t have so many polished surfaces. I wish they offer a version with the RailMaster brushed case and bracket but with the nicer AT dial.

[@scottwaldie4979]

Vostok T. Like it!

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

A gift from a subscriber! www.redbubble.com/people/coloriscausa/shop

[@seanrobinson9854]

I ordered a Vostok Amphibian Scuba Dude watch. Waiting for it to arrive. Love the shirt and will pick one up from the link you provided. thanks

[@scottwaldie4979]

@@JustOneMoreWatch Thanks for the heads-up on the 'T'. Ordered one - just hope the weather in Shetland allows me to wear it.

[@richardshaw1968]

@@scottwaldie4979 it will be fine under a coat...

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

Sean Robinson I’ve got a couple Scuba Dudes, I love mine. Get it on a NATO or rubber strap soon as you get it though. Don’t even try to size the factory bracelet, they’re made of actual tin.

[@racamon]

I actually casually let your video about Aqua Terra run on the lap top, and said, this is nice thing. Jody has very romanthing thing going on. He gave her timeless rock on a ring, and she gave him a piece of time on a braceled for engagement. Just casually, you know. No secret context, or anything. Soone enough, I presented the timeless rock to my gf, and there it was, a nice piece of time for me :)

[@Mr_NPP]

I’ve got an Aqua Terra ref 2502.50.00 and absolutely love it. Earlier version (without high polished links). Great lifetime watch 👌🏻

[@justsome-guy7596]

Nice weddin pics ya big teuchter yi! Been following your channel now for a wee while - and enjoying your content. Great blend of technical accuracy and humour/entertainment. Also I totally agree with the 'engagement watch' concept.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

😂 Thanks mate!! Much appreciated.

[@craig9802]

Cheers, Jody, excellent video. Lucky man, with excellent taste. :)

[@chrisp5526]

I have a seamaster 300, brushed stainless steel. A few things I do not like about it. 1. The luminescence goes away over the years, and the only way to restore it to ‘new’, requires a new dial, which costs 400-500$ according to Omega. 2. The watch stops functioning after around 5 years. 3. The bracelet gets deep scratched just by touching my desk; the a standard hospital desk, so not hard surface. One thing I like about Omega: one flat rate fee to fix the watch to brand new specs. They replace anything inside that’s damaged, oil it up, and calibrate it to chronometer standard.

[@Sammeeee]

Amazing watch but you should take it back and get it regulated. +7-12 a day is very bad for this movement. Usually they run -1 to +2 a day

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Yeah, I'll definitely take it in before the warranty runs out. I should probably have taken in a while ago! Cheers.

[@sonofagunner50]

I agree, I own a Planet Ocean Master Chronometer that I am besotted with, and that thing runs like a quartz movement... About once a month I adjust it, never by more than 2-3 seconds. Have Omega take a look at yours Jody.

[@ХристоМартунковграфЛозенски]

@@JustOneMoreWatch THE WARRANTY IS STILL VALID ?! You lucky bastard! Enjoy it! :)

[@ultimaetsolder]

@@sonofagunner50 so you adjust your watch by 2 or 3 seconds once a month? I have to call BS. Pls be serious.

[@pedromiguel480]

My mother started it in 1978 with a Speedy Mark II, that my father unfortunately lost in the ocean, on board a tanker vessel

[@Nathan.Guthrie]

I cant believe its been three years. Boy does time fly.

[@exile730]

great video and honest as ever - nicely done

[@fernandobueno8330]

I have the exact same watch bought in the same year but with the silver dial and it has been really precise +1,5 to +2 seconds you definitely should have yours checked. And just for information the power reserve on the caliber 8500 is not 70 hours is 60 hours. I really enjoy the watch and truly recommend to anyone who’s thinking on getting one. The finishing and the quality is outstanding perfect watch for any occasion hard to beat by any other of my collection. For me Omega is a must have it for every collectors is just a matter of choosing which model fits your style but I assure you won’t regret buying one. Very brave of you to have the bracelet brushed I could never do that to mine for me that’s the touch that makes it not only a sport or casual watch and keeps it more refine.

[@Onizans]

Got an 2503.50.00 AT. Never leaves my arm when off work perfect for every occasion. On work the f-91w is an must. As a welder I been through 5-6 of them in 2 years.

[@marchills4131]

I'm only at 6:22 but I have to pause the video to point out what I hope is quite obvious. You are a lucky, lucky man, Jody. Don't screw this one up. Right then. Carry on.

[@monicawilson896]

Jody, I bought my husband’s wedding ring and a watch when we got married. I didn’t have a love of money 25 years ago so I was proud that I had saved up and was able to do that for him. Unfortunately I didn’t know back then much about watch brands. Thanks to folks like you, I can buy him a quality watch. Thanks to you, in particular, I now know quality for the money can come at many different price points. Thank you for great content as always.

[@popdufc4139]

I'd love to hear your wife's 3 year review. Any mods she has done to change you from Nice with Flaws to ALMOST PERFECT. Hope she thinks you are a keeper. Keep sake and keep on loving.

[@chu88y1]

The Mrs. could have had you for a mere Pagani!!! If she only knew. COOL SHIRT!!!!!!

[@ramoncastro7152]

You have an awesome wife Jody! Love your journey/ story with this watch. That's why I love this hobby!

[@jamessmith6402]

Glorious watch 👍 thanks for sharing

[@gravynog]

“Horo Bros” - sounds like something else entirely

[@Carloshernandez-kk7dp]

“Dried up dog poo” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@submariner179]

An enormous box, great girl...

[@tronkel1]

There was a young man from Antigua Who decided to buy an Omega So with no more ado, to Geneva he flew And brought back a new Aqua Terra!

[@HonestWatchReviewsHWR]

Great video Jody. These really are beautiful, but out of my price range. I'm still waiting to receive my Corgeut Aqua Terra homage. Much more in my price range.

[@ajovev]

I was about to say the same. I have my Corgeut AquaTerra white dial from 2 weeks and I really love it. The Miyota movement is reliable, easy to service, I like any japanese auto movement, they are great. The watch is well made and you don't care so much as here. You can do whatever you want with it.

[@ralfybaby]

They make them in China. VSF factory. One of the best reps in fact. With a cloned movement. Cannot tell apart from gen

[@truebluemiata]

Beautiful time piece you got there Jody. For me it's my black dial Speedy Mk40. I'll take an Omega over a Rolex every day.

[@Daavi85]

That's a beauty! It's still my favorite version of the Aqua Terra, I like the uniform vertical lines on your dial better than the different sized horizontal lines of current model, I also prefer an all brushed bracelet as well, from your video I think it looks great.

[@andrew7586]

Lovely story - thank you. I'd think like in clothing horizontal stripes would visually squash the dial...so definitely vertical stripes for me. Am also a big Omega fan. When I got engaged back i 2007 my now wife gave me an Omega Seamaster 300M Chrono - I still love the way the waves on the face catch the light and much prefer it to the modern iterations of the watch.

[@DXPetti]

Great to get some personal insight into the life of Jody. That Omega is certainly a under the radar stunner 👌 I guess one of the problems with Omega is there catalogue is so vast with many many home runs, it's hard to pick one to saddle up for life with.

[@luiscevallos660]

It's a beautiful watch

[@theguardian3431]

Man, it's been a while. I remember already being subscribed way before the original video.

[@OmarKhanUK]

I've worn my quartz Seamaster 300 every day for over 20 years... it's battered.. but it's MINE!

[@Sonex92ZH]

Do you wear the watch loose or tight? Can't decide i just bought one thats why :)

[@OmarKhanUK]

@@Sonex92ZH always enough to tuck a finger under the bracelet

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

That was a great story, Jody. Thank you for sharing.

[@bobbydazzler1780]

If it runs fast set it twenty seconds slow and let it catch up over the course of a week. That way it’ll be within -/+20 seconds for the full week and spot on mid week.

[@paulgoebel22]

Hi Jody, great story! I have the blue 38.5mm Aqua Terra from the previous generation with the framed date window (aka the Skyfall) and wholeheartedly agree that these are beautiful watches, absolutely stunning. The older generation has the brushed mid links but it'd be hard to find that bracelet alone at a reasonable price. It also has the calibre 8500 which I find runs fast during the cold winter months, so this movement definitely has some quirks to it but still an awesome watch!

[@paulhelmuth6012]

Jody - what a lovely journey. So glad that it has a happy ending for you! I recently purchased a 2007 Aqua Terra with the 2500c co-axial. I am really looking forward to seeing it in person (I have only seen pictures so far). I have several vintage Omegas (love them all), but this will be my fist modern.

[@gregbrown3082]

"I've been wearing Omegas for 25 years." So... Goldeneye, then. 👍👍 -Cheers!

[@BevanAgard]

OH Hell yeah I would happily say yes to the woman that proposes with an Quality elegant Swiss made watch. I'll be blushing and gushing and flashing it to all my friends.

[@johnhill8529]

Just received an AT41 MM. Everything you say is so true. Mine has the date at 6 and the horizontal stripes, it is far more beautiful than the explorer, gains lots of compliments and feels ten million dollars when I put it on and it fits any situation. Like you I’m an Omega fan, owning a Speedmaster and a Planet Ocean too. With a couple of G Shocks, a Hamilton Khaki 42 and a Breitling B2 (I work as a pilot, hence Speedy and B2) in my collection I can’t see the desire for Rolex, their pricing or ridiculous waiting lists. I’ve a funny feeling the rest of the collection may be a touch neglected for quite a while. After 3 months with it I find the AT perfect.

[@jessISaRicePrincess]

Nice watches dude prefer the SM300 than the SM PRO or the planet ocean though

[@johnhill8529]

@@jessISaRicePrincess the SM300 is stunning, and I prefer the white dial I’ve got ridiculously thick wrists and the PO fits better. The latest Explorer looks minuscule on me!

[@poulwinther]

Man, what a story! I have a Starking (a mix of Submariner and Seamaster) running at +1.5s :-)

[@andrewbarten7347]

Cheap tasteless things get 'wear, marks and damage'. Quality beautiful things get a 'patina'. :)

[@1SaG]

Your wife has good taste. I just declared the AT my first grail-watch. Current model, grey dial, blue seconds-hand, on a bracelet. Now all I need is roughly €3,700 ... :D

[@asirus]

Greetings from Brisvegas! What a fun video and such a lovely story. I say ring and/or watch for engagement according to personal taste. 🙂

[@chasingpenelope]

Purchased the AT 8900 41mm with blue rubber strap this week. My first Omega and first luxury watch. I remembered your video and was thinking about messaging you on your long term thoughts on the watch. Perfect timing!

[@Ed-ig7fj]

Dear Friends, I actually have this watch, or an earlier version from about 2010. Mine does have the co-axial movement, and a dark blue "sunburst" face. Mine came with a leather strap, as shown in this video. The watch has always been extremely accurate; I really don't remember having to re-set it, unless I had let it wind down. However...it did come to a dead stop after about six (?) years. It then languished in a drawer till a year ago, when I sent it in for servicing at the official Omega repair facility in New Jersey, USA. They said the watch would take about four months to get it back to me, which it did. The overhaul was expensive--about $750 USD, and a new leather strap with deployment buckle was another $350. Ouch! I was given these figures up front, so there was no surprise about the fees. However, to fix any watch, they have to take it entirely apart, find the problem, mike (micrometer) down and microscopically check parts, clean, reassemble, and relube the movement, check it for time-keeping accuracy, and then re-install the movement in the case along with new seals, and finally check it for water resistance. When you consider the organization required to do all of this, you see that you are really getting a bargain. My watch came back all polished up: "Clean, bright, and lightly oiled," as they used to say. I put a Nato strap on it to save the leather band from expensive wear, and I have truly enjoyed this Omega as an every day "beater" with a touch of class. It is a genuine all-rounder; I even wear it to the gym some days! If you can get your hands on one of these, I highly recommend the Seamaster Aquaterra. It is a lovely, accurate, and robust timepiece. Thanks for reading! Ed near Washington, D. C., the capitol of the USA.

[@luiskp7173]

May I ask you? Is it a 8500 movement? Omega seems to have had some issues with that particular movement. It seems that they underestimated the amount and time of lubricants, also being a Sapphire sandwich it was highly susceptible to magnetism (except for the bumblebee) those issues seems to be sorted out with the 8800, but power reserve took a beating, down to 55h.

[@drzaius844]

That’s a gorgeous watch. Also, what an amazing wife you have - well done all around!

[@donnyboon2896]

Love the kilt. I have one myself.

[@Lee_K_5555]

This is now my all-time favorite JOMW video, and that bar was already amazingly high. Fantastic, entertaining story, Jody.

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

Thanks Lee! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@MrSlurry]

"If you like it then you better put an Invicta on it?"

[@veetour]

Strangely Brown It doesn’t come in gold, but it is stainless steel.

[@TimedSquare]

Oh oh oh, oh oh oh... oh oh !

[@FlawedSociety]

Great video about the Aqua Terra. I love that watch, that's my "someday" watch.

[@mbell7498]

I have the blue one. Sometime the dial is blue, sometime is black, it depends on the light. I don't understand why you should prefer black, when having the blue one is like having both watches!

[@JustOneMoreWatch]

I don't like blue. It's pretty simple! 🤣

[@nsusatyo]

Remark on 1:09 HAHAHA love you so much Jody hope to meet you one day

[@giveML]

Got a Nomos Metro as an engagement present a year ago, couldn't be happier.

[@InGratitudeIam]

I was taking a sip of coffee when you mentioned the "cheesy proposal." That made me laugh and partially irrigate my nostrils at the same time. I'm just glad my computer survived. Thanks for the review, Jody. I was looking at getting one.

[@peteromprey9253]

You are a great producer of KZbin content. I would buy you a beer if we lived near each other. Thank you so much for convincing me to buy one