My 2022 EDC: Favorite Watch Trends: Casio, Rolex, Cartier + Wallets, Knives, Jewelry, Pens & More

[@stephenrhodes3916]

I'm travelling lighter as i get older. Wallet & watch, glasses & smartphone are all i really require on my daily commute. Beyond that i wear my white gold wedding band & when sunny a pair of Aviators. Simplicity is the key to an easy life.

[@Return_of_the_Dude]

Truth.

[@iulian9245]

TGV, It's Saturday and here in Italy us youngsters usually go to the disco, and every Saturday when I return home I watch your videos before going to sleep. It has become a tradition of mine now, hahahaha, even when I'm very drunk like now I still watch you

[@FalconPunch1978]

I started collecting knives years ago and now I'm hooked on automatic watches. It never ends..

[@gregjones3629]

I followed the same path. I could afford buying all the knives that interested me. Unfortunately the same isn't true for watches :)

[@staceygram5555]

@@gregjones3629 Knives get pretty expensive, too. I've got a couple from TRC and that's probably the most I'd spend on a knife. I still want it to be something I can actually use. Once you get into custom made flippers for thousands of dollars, that's where you lose me.

[@afrog2666]

Haaah! Want me to introduce you to the world of quality audio? :D

[@NomadicPhoton]

May I suggest... fountain pens?

[@staceygram5555]

@@NomadicPhoton It's kind of hard to nerd out on fountain pens. Technically, there's not a lot there. Historically, I'd guess it's pretty shallow as well.

[@champy1210]

Now, just add an H&K with a spare mag, and you’ll be 👌🏼.

[@TheShane209]

Yo homie is that my briefcase?

[@tomasmarcom]

Pienso que el preferiría una “Walther pp o una Beretta “cheetah .22”…🙄😍

[@Kev-3006]

FN509 for me but I like the way you’re thinking!

[@alexm2113]

I've gravitated toward reducing my watch collection this year to just a few pieces that I'm really into, instead of a large number of pieces that I sometimes feel like wearing. It has really made me stop and appreciate each piece for what it is and what it offers. I've also gotten into knives and flashlights as well. It's crazy how much flashlight technology has improved in the last 10-15 years. My tiny little AA powered light completely blows away any old flashlight I've had in the past.

[@appalachiangunman9589]

I have a Surefire E1B Backup and I carry all the time, it’s way better than using a phone light, if you drop it in the water it’s fine, and the pocket clip lets you clip in to the bill or brim of a hat.

[@johanvandersandt8904]

If you werent broke yet you are about to be haha! Awesome but costly hobbies! I agree, I have a ton of pieces I rarely wear these days so it kind of feels like a waste.

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

I've done the same with my collection. I'm giving some away as gifts, selling some others.

[@johanvandersandt8904]

@@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95 Just yesterday I gave away a dive watch to a 16 year old boy who is a friend of my nephew... He was absolutely in love with it! Just like that he became a watch guy. I rarely wore but it made his day! He had this crappy little fashion watch that the nickel plating came of it and the nato strap was in horrible shape.

[@ulmen24]

*wakes up to fire alarm* “Quick babe! Grab my space pen!” All in good fun. Cool stuff

[@Jsong1]

I recently got into pocket knives. Perhaps reviewing some of the knives with history could be a fun content! I'd be interested.

[@SnarkyRC]

Check out Opinel knives. Simple, made of sustainable materials and very affordable. They're also hand made in France.

[@oklahomahank2378]

Do you watch Nick Shabazz?

[@franka9760]

Totally agree! Thanks for showing your Griptilian. Currently I'm rockin' the SOG Flash AT, Cryo D2 blade.

[@oklahomahank2378]

@@franka9760 I carry either the mini griptilian or the Bokker urban trapper gentleman. The bokker can be used in public without causing a riot. If I can carry it, I like my Benchmade Infidel, which is now legal in my state. However, it would in fact cause a riot if deployed around a Karen.

[@pcgjr47]

Chris Reeve Sebenza ! If you guys are new to knives it’s the Rolex submariner of pocket knives

[@jruizvelasco]

You're a watch legend. I don't always agree with your tastes, but your input is really interesting and your opinion is always refreshing and great food for thought.

[@Parocha]

6:05 fountain pens are, like watches and smartphones, graded according to their tier. There are some low midrange ones by reputable companies like Parker themselves that are very affordable. Having owned some 7 fountain pens, three of them that were inherited from a relative who passed away, I can tell you that even old ones that have not been used in 20 years do not leak unless they have been mistreated in some way, the way any item would after being improperly used. As a former school principal, I used to write a lot, and I switched to fountain pens full time during my last two years of that position and, let me tell you, despite the fact that there definitely is a learning curve (specially for lefties, since we may smear the still-wet ink), the feeling of gliding the pen tip over paper is unmatched. I had to switch back to ballpoint for a few days and the STRAIN on my wrist was noticeable. The con of using fountain pens is that you have to carry a spare cheap ballpoint anyhow, in case someone wants to borrow a pen from you (lending fountain ones leads to people damaging the tips, due to inexperience). Great content, as usual

[@bryan9931]

Love my Benchmade Griptilian as well. May I suggest the Benelli M4? Custom bolt carrier release and charging handle. Textured grips, should your hands get... wet. An Italian classic :)

[@jeremeyre6599]

It is an Italian classic. Going to be a little difficult to acquire in New York City though.

[@adamb8103]

Recently discovered this channel and it's been a big source of inspiration and motivation for me at a time when I really need it. Your zest for life, wide-ranging cultural appreciation, and respect for value in objects and experiences is refreshing. Thank you very much and I wish you well. Cheers!

[@henriroberts6374]

Welcome Adam! TGV is a true gentelman.

[@adamb8103]

@@henriroberts6374 thank you Henri. Cheers!

[@hansobermann4871]

Thank you TGV. I like the broader view of trends in this review. Urban Gentry is my favourite show of style. Stay healthy everybody. Greetings from 🇩🇪

[@HRM.H]

I've mainly been rocking my Hamilton Khaki automatic (vinyl dial) and my Dutch army pocketknife this year. It was given to me by my cousin. A standard issue , Victorinox made , pocketknife (issued in 1991). Also have been using the good old Buck 110 a lot.

[@tiagodvt]

Well let me tell you that waffle strap is probably the exact same as the ones you can find on Juelong on AliExpress at 8 bucks, no joke - awesome fkm straps. I see so many companies reselling them at 3 or 4 times the price lol

[@liambyrne3488]

Pretty sure I have that exact same strap on my San Martin awesome quality. Funnily enough I just ordered a blue waffle strap from the Juelong store for my Samurai.. £8!

[@tiagodvt]

@@liambyrne3488 yeah, I am almost 100%sure they are all the same - Juelong seems to be the maker. Great quality really, but there are various companies around reselling them for 30/40 bucks. I am not going to mention any names, but it's pretty clear. Some care to at least change the buckle ,but on this one on the video, even the buckle is the same.

[@liambyrne3488]

@@tiagodvt totally agree. I've also seen some notable KZbinrs clearly flogging Ali express straps at highly inflated prices.

[@JohnnyFree1989]

Came here to say just that! I’ve got a couple of these for 8 bucks each and they absolutely rock. No need to overpay!

[@tiagodvt]

@@JohnnyFree1989 100%

[@Javi_C]

Always brings me joy seeing TGV in my sun box 😊 Thank you for showing us your EDC!

[@indianasunsets5738]

I always keep one of the mini Swiss army knives on me. The tweezers come in handy every day.

[@appalachiangunman9589]

Got me a Casio F-91W today $16. Seems like going in the wrong direction after buying watches that cost a few hundred dollars but I think the little Casio is pretty cool! You’ve got a lot of good choices on your edc there.

[@jiboo6850]

if you are interested into military knives, i highly recommend Kalos. French military knife.

[@Messier31NGC224]

Victorinox swiss army knife is a must have. They're built like a tank and super handy. It even has a toothpick and tweezer for precision tasks.

[@werners5191]

Regarding digital workout watches/daily beaters, I am surprised at the lack of buzz around the Timex Ironman 100 lap. It is my 24/7 watch, and I only switch it for a Swiss automatic if the occasion arises…

[@tripghl0]

Quite off topic, but what do you think about the “build your own” kits, TGV? DIY Pocket watch, diver etc

[@tactofu]

The only jewelry I wear is my watch, but since buying my fiancé an alexandrite engagement ring, I've been casually reading about gemstones. I just ordered the Smithsonian book you suggested, second hand for less than 10 bucks! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@zuanpaulitti9712]

long time fan from italy here. Just the fact that u listen to Barbero the historian ... u r the man.

[@landontreinen3062]

Other good options for an organizer would be Tale Of Knives, Hitch & Timber, or Yellow Birch Outfitters. You may also like to check out Tacile Turn pens, Okluma flashlights, Open Sea Leather, Chris Reeve Knives, and Lynch Northwest.

[@FalconPunch1978]

Love my umnumzaan. Chris Reeve knives are awesome.

[@codys5727]

I'm a knife guy who got into watches. You need to experience a chris reeve sebenza. I feel they're the rolex equivalent of timeless, heritage, quality and function

[@daqiancheng4336]

Nice to see another EDC episode!

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy this years EDC! Best regards, TGV

[@ExpeditedProductions]

Really well done, TGV. Loved that you spent more time talking about the art on the phone cover than the phone itself. I also use the phone as a tool, but am not entirely keen on it's ball and chain qualities. I carry a Gerber Shard everyday as well. It might be of interest to know that the Shard is airport friendly and is an excellent way to have some useful tools at the ready when other tool options would not be permitted. I love my rings as well. I have long thought of having a signet ring made, but I fear I wouldn't wear it too often. My wife had a custom ring made for me after my Navy retirement, and that with my wedding ring suits me for now. HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY, MY FRIEND! At least I got it in within the month. I discovered a new pen this year. I have always been a Cross pen guy, but sadly it seems that supply of refills has gotten problematic. I looked hard at the Parker Jotter, but I have found it hard to find the metal barreled versions. I am not keen on the lightness of the plastic versions. I discovered the Rotring 600. It is absolutely splendid. Rock solid - made like a tank, unique and accepts an endless array of refills ( same refills as the Jotter). Interestingly, Fisher, who make the Spacepen, make refills that fit both the Rotring and Parker. So if anyone has a Rotring or Jotter but wants the capabilities of the Spacepen.....that is doable for about $6. The Roman coin pendant, while it wasn't the first time I had seen it, it is stunning. Loved the new Carl Friedrik wallet. Looks excellent. As for knives, I received a Laguiole from my son for Christmas, and you are absolutely correct ....they are wonderful. My everyday knife is a Cold Steel TiLite or Benchmade. My backup is usually my Leatherman MUT. Totally agree that the GMT is fantastically useful. Also, have found myself extremely content with my collection for now as well. Good to hear you are like wise. Really happy to hear you are doing well so far this year. Thanks for the excellent content as always. Looking forward to what's next! Be well. Onward and upward.

[@mehditalib]

When it comes to knifes, my grandfather my vather and I relate on the France made laguiole knifes! Slim and sleek and just beautiful! Opening packets, preparing a apple ore cheese , everything goes with sharp companion!

[@vianouche1]

Be careful with the IP around Laguiole knifes and only support the "true" ones from the village... big subject for us in 🇫🇷

[@gregs8685]

I enjoy the watch and knife content. Pinky rings and turtlenecks, not so much lol.

[@oklahomahank2378]

One of the nice touches in that Dürer print is that the dog is scared but faithful. Fidelis = Fido.

[@theurbangentry]

Great comment, thank you! I never noticed that before. Thank you for sharing that. Best regards, TGV

[@jonathanwysong627]

Nice EDC video. My ballpoint of choice is a Caran d'Ache 849 in Nespresso green, though I enjoy my fountain pens a bit more. Last year for my birthday, I actually won a local auction for a Parker 51 pen and pencil set for like $65. They both still work and are about 70 years old.

[@henriroberts6374]

Hi Jonathan. Please consider sharing some of your pen photos with us. Thanks in advance. Best!

[@antesamarzija]

These videos inspired me so much, from wallets to knives and watches of course 💪🏽💪🏽

[@skullservant8486]

Honestly I would love more ring themed videos, seeing how much passion you have for it I believe it would be quality videos.

[@hiltonr1845]

Always love your EDC videos

[@klausm5460]

I've been using the Fisher Space Pen ever since you recommended the thing a couple of years ago and it worked flawlessly every single day. Great tip!

[@theurbangentry]

So glad to hear that, they are so great. Thank you Klaus, I really love hearing feedback like this. Best regards, TGV

[@rutheri]

Great tip. I see what you did there ;-)

[@klausm5460]

@@rutheri To be honest, the pun was unintended as the equivalent for tip in German (Tipp) is very common to describe that type of advice. It was simply the closest term to go for.

[@ChemicalImbalances]

To be honest you really don't need to spend a lot of money or have great handwriting to enjoy a fountain pen. You can always get something like a Pilot Metropolitan in the $30 price range, and they're great writers, just make sure you're using a good enough paper to handle the water based ink. If you enjoy writing with it, your handwriting will naturally get better on it's own from simply enjoying it.

[@theurbangentry]

Duly noted, I will look into it, thank you for sharing that, I didn't know there were affordable options too! Best regards, TGV

[@JVic619]

I wouldn't mind a decent fountain pen, but as a lefty that writes clumsily, the side of my hand inevitably gets covered in ink as I write across the page. I also wear my watch on my right wrist, which seems to really trigger the OCD types.

[@ChemicalImbalances]

@@JVic619 Some companies make left handed relief nibs (Lamy is one I believe). You can also practice turning the page sideways to the right, so you’re writing down towards yourself almost. Your palm will always be below and away from what you’re writing, and it most likely won’t smudge

[@manasraut9377]

Love the EDC videos! Keep it up and cheers!

[@TheShane209]

A new TGV video is always great especially 2 days before my birthday. Hope all is well sir keep up the videos!

[@theurbangentry]

Wow that is crazy, it is my birthday tomorrow! Happy birthday in advance. A fellow Pisces, awesome my friend. Best regards, TGV

[@TheShane209]

@@theurbangentry happy birthday sir I knew you’re birthday was somewhere around mine. Enjoy the day and stay safe my friend Shane

[@christopherwilson5212]

I’m into Jewlery as well my birthday is also in February. I have so much not trying to brag but, many many gold rings with different stones, necklaces, pendants, bracelets & coins. It’s crazy I know but like Elvis always said , “ For that Rainey day”. Gold is the wealth of Kings

[@indianasunsets5738]

Yes, a show on rings! Excellent idea! 💡

[@theurbangentry]

Will do, so glad to hear, thank you! Best regards, TGV

[@99scobey]

How old are you, mate? I had Lasik when I was about to turn 36. Awesome! No more glasses or contacts. Then I turned 42. Boom. My arms were not long enough to read restaurant menus anymore, and it helped to be in direct sunlight at noon on June 20 on a clear day in Arizona. So now I have more pairs of reading glasses than I have fingers. I turn 55 this year so have leveled up several times. Luckily I still dont need rx glasses for distance and that should last awhile. So my favorite readers are Foster Grants in a little hard case 5.5 in wide, 1.5 in deep, and (the best part) less than .5 inch thick. The compactness is achieve with a hinged spring where the arms attach to frames. I have 4 pairs of glasses with 4 cases.

[@banditone00]

I carry a Microtech Dirac Delta in one pocket, and then carry a leatherman PS4 Squirt in the other pocket. I carry a surefire tactician vertically in my back pocket next to my wallet. I wear El Paso Saddlery belts most of the time, because I do edc a firearm. Their belts are heavy enough to hold up a full sized 1911 or a duty sized revolver. When at work I carry a tourniquet in my work pants as well. When not at work I keep bags with a little more than a normal IFAK in both cars and in my house. I find an IFAK usually doesn’t have anything for an injury less than a sucking chest wound, and with twin 9yo boys, I patch a lot of bicycle crash road rash, falls from trees, or stepping on something sharp. I think it’s important to have medical close by and take some classes in how to use it. Seeing someone you love hurt and feeling helpless to assist them is horrible. Great video! Thanks for giving us a peak at your gear.

[@jc944t]

I carry a small Böker knife that is absolutely handy along with flashlight pen from WatchGecko (UK based strap company) with an Italian leather wallet, iPhone and keys ...what else do you need? Oh, how could I forget and yes, a good automatic watch. My current daily's have been my Sinn 104, Tudor Sub (79190 - Blue), GS Snowflake and Omega Speedmaster (Reduced)

[@curly_bill1629]

Nice EDC. All you’re lacking is a nice small hand gun in a fine leather holster.

[@andyt2406]

In case you want to murder somebody?

[@matthogan506]

He’s not a hick

[@MisterKnightly]

I'm amazed your little Gerber tool is in good condition. Mine is ROUGH

[@theurbangentry]

Well spotted, I have to admit, this is my second one, just love them. Thank you Phil, Best regards, TGV

[@MisterKnightly]

@@theurbangentryOh well that would make sense, sir. I bought mine because of your suggestion a few years back!

[@cuckooforwatches382]

I always look forward to these EDC videos each year.

[@niksoncutts]

This was such a fascinating video to watch, because it not only gives us insight into what you carry on a daily basis, but how your mindset works, what you think about everyday, what is most important to you, and how it fits your lifestyle. It's really interesting to see how these little things people carry around really do say a lot about them, just little tiny things that may just be items, but mean so much.

[@theurbangentry]

🙏🙏🙏 Thank you my friend, I really appreciate that. O&U Best regards, TGV

[@Golaso99]

For a high quality leather EDC pouch, I recommend you take a look at Hitch & Timber. They are US-based so shipping to you in NYC will be a lot faster than shipping to me in Kent!

[@paulking8491]

If you are still looking for a higher quality leather organizer I would recommend Tale of Knives. I've been using one of their organizers for knife, pen, and keys and am very pleased with the quality of leather.

[@Postmortumaz]

Say hi to Hugo.

[@jwags24]

Thanks for going over the different chain types! I've always wanted one, but I did not know where to start.

[@ozeskiman]

Such an interesting commentary. I was amazed by how many things we have in common. I've mentioned I also have a Santos..an auto, two tone. I've started to wear it more since I saw your arrival. I have a large signet ring that my father gave me for my 21st birthday, almost 50 years ago. I also have my Parker ball from when I was a teenager, and I have my father's silver Parker that is etched with the black hatching. Must be from the late 60s. In '97 I was in Kusadasi on my way to Ephesus and bought a beautiful 18k Byzantine chain that I've with every day..picked up a beautiful gold and lapis lazuli scarab in the Khan el-Kahlili in Cairo that is on it now. Then you showed us your Roman coin. I bought a similar one years ago from a little shop at the entrance to Petra. I've wondered what to do with it.. now I know, so that's a great idea you passed on. My small Swiss knife has been on a keyring since I was given it in '91. And my red car comes from Modena. As I said, so many common interests. Always enjoy your topics and style. If you're ever downunder let me know. Almost forgot..I loved the phone case. Where did you get it?

[@leonardo3689]

I see the Barbero fever has caught you too, it won't stop until you listen to all of his stuff

[@theurbangentry]

Haha, indeed! He is amazing. It's become a daily ritual. Mezzora di Berbero everyday keeps me grounded. I only wish I spoke as fast and eloquently as he! Grazie Leonardo, Best regards, TGV

[@leonardo3689]

@@theurbangentry you'll get there for sure, I'm waiting for the video in Italian you hinted a while ago!

[@system11yt]

For the first time ever, I'm going to try to wear mostly one watch for the entire year - the Spaceview DNA I bought after your review of the 2020 one, it feels like being part of an experiment. When I expect to need one I bring a Leatherman C33 knife, other than that I travel light. For portable music I only do so if bringing my backpack, Hifiman HM-901 MP3 player and some Denon closed back full headphones. They're bulky but there's nothing portable even now that sounds as good and prevents other people in an office having to endure noise from my enjoyment. A lot of people just don't consider the effect noise leakage from open back headphones and many earplugs has on other people in a quiet environment.

[@JT-ds2gn]

I've recently picket up a wallet with space for a small notepad and pencil. I always find myself needing to make a note of something or other, and I hate taking notes on my phone. It might have more of a footprint in my pocket, but it is actually far thinner and easier to carry than my previous tri-fold. Tri-folds fold bills in the most annoying way too.

[@justinweisberg1634]

If you’re looking for a replacement to that EASYANT, I believe hitch and timber makes good belt sheathes and edc organizers. I’m not sure b/c I’ve never had one myself but the company does peak my interest and I’ve heard many good things about them.

[@dziugytodzg]

watch, victorinox, flashlight

[@mdamdtraveldoc7183]

TGV, I always enjoy your videos and I want to thank you for taking the time to make them. Would you consider adding chapters to the video time-line for future reference/views; it makes it easier to find specific content. Regardless thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@bigee01]

Have you looked into the Smythson Panama notebook? High end leather, British heritage...right up uour alley! i love mine. The paper is thin, but quality, and it takes a beating in my backpack but still looks brand new.

[@sci-fyguy7767]

That “Mission Impossible” watch is really growing on me………….🤔 but do I need a 54th watch? -mostly Casios. I actually just watched my first Mission Impossible movie recently-Fallout. 😎

[@jacobbeaupre3940]

Man have I been waiting for a EDC update, recently got myself a benchmade 940 Osborne. Soo smooth the axis lock. Or should I say "BENCHMARK"😂😂😂

[@malcolmandrews6057]

Great stuff mate as usual. Love your video editing. Just tried Floris Elite! Wow!

[@fierchicken]

For the leather organizer you should look at a company called tail of knives, they are handmade in the USA

[@Claus-L.Mueller]

Hi TGV! I love your annual EDC updates. And I take some inspiration for my own rotation. Best regards, Claus

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you Claus 🙏🙏🙏 Best regards, TGV

[@raingodmusic]

i want to get a 'lucky angel' franc coin as a pendant and a jigglypuff chain

[@theurbangentry]

I hope you go for it, I love that idea, coins are such a great way to make special menaiful jewelry. Thank you, Best regards, TGV

[@chrisbradshaw7708]

Fantastic video. I myself have a red Victorinox Swiss Army Knife and the Goldeneye Parker Jotter pen. Can't go wrong with either one of them. Are you still brewing Lavazza Qualita Rossa? My daily choice is that or the Espresso Italiano and Qualita Oro for the weekends.

[@vultub.3933]

13:40 where did you get that from?

[@peterboyce1422]

Leather Secrid wallet - very compact & secure, Swiss army executive, Apple tag as keychain because I am a muppet, Rolex explorer. Knomo Brompton with Belroy tech kit for cables, chargers and adapters, etc., Bose QC 45 headphones (great on planes maybe to be replaced by Senheiser), compact wash kit in case I get stranded traveling or need to freshen up), MacBook Pro and iPad.

[@balesjo]

FORGE DE LAGUIOLE, I had one (probably still have it somewhere) that I ordered from France. What I remember is how sharp it was, and how stiff it was to close. The last time I used it, I was attempting to close it and it snapped back, cutting into the main joint of my right index finger. My job required extensive typing, and the resulting injury to the joint was a major reason I decided to take early retirement. But it was a beautiful knife!

[@hongyiqian8616]

What do you think about Colerab's 4 watch travel case? Can you do a review on it?

[@gazzertrn]

Lagiole knives are a work of art, lovely knives .

[@mikehawton805]

I welcome the Mr T intro in the future 😁

[@LOVES-A1911]

Looking forward to the video on rings, thanks for another great video.

[@SaffuillaKarman]

Last year, I bought a classic King Seiko automatic watch. I'm looking at purchasing another model and a classic Seiko King Quartz.

[@divinejudge1]

I keep my flash memory card/USB sticks in a tic tac box. Highly recommend it if you carry multiples cards.

[@TheSavagederek]

Another fab video TGV ❤️

[@heebahobba5838]

Invicta Pro Diver on a Haveston parade NATO with a Suunto compass attachment, Paracord fire starter bracelet, bastion stainless steel pen with rite in rain ink, rite in rain notepad, rigid wallet, Leatherman wave+ multi tool, Nebo swyvl flashlight, finger nail clippers, SSCY cpx2rd chambered in 9mm for iwb concealed carry, pom pepper spray, and my smart phone happens to be a 1+ model 9 pro. I really miss carrying a knife, but the multi tool has a couple inside.

[@heebahobba5838]

Still keeping my keys on an Edelrid HMS carabiner.

[@gallolocoparisien]

Would love a specific episode on knives. I recently got into it, and it's a completely new rabbit hole I'm entering 😅. I went with Laguiole thanks to you!

[@erik100mark]

I hear you on EDC a fountain pen. I carried a Lamy Safari fine nib for a while. More trouble than it's worth. They still have there place at home on my desk. Does anyone else carry a lighter even though they don't smoke?

[@nikhilmathur6042]

TGV where is ur Italian horn pendant? My roommate wears his and never takes it off

[@steveaustin6916]

Thank you for the video. This may have been said before but great leather caddies are available from a company called Hitch and Timber. Beautiful choice of leathers and caddie types for your knife/pen/torch combo.

[@DanAlexander007]

Recently discovered all The Urban Gentry content after seeing you on David Zartisky's channel. Now I'm hooked on watches and EDC! Where do you get those kraft flip notepads?

[@botezsorinconstantin]

Thank you TGV. Very nice, like always! 🥂

[@Anirossa]

2:33 I have a similar leather key holder that came from the dealership in 1988' on my BMW

[@africanwidow]

Luv! Nice video! Yes...still like your collection, your thoughts on all that stuff. Your good! Always good. Keep posting! Night!

[@marccanales2630]

Loved the phone case you showed. Where may I get one?

[@kingsford73]

That's what I like about your EDC videos, there's always something for me to reconsider about my own EDC my favourite knife is a Benchmade 940 for indoor and a Victorinox Classic for out and about, for pens one of 3 Fisher space pens, and for a tourch an Olight Batton 2 or 3 and as a small backup A olight i1R2 Pro. I have to say those earbuds look good so I ordered a pair as my old set is an apple product and getting old.

[@sellsidedream8766]

I now have the NITECORE T4K. A 4000 lume torch that I carry. Amazing for turning night into day.

[@SteveOSpielberg]

Elvis wore the Aztec Calender on his Aztec Jumpsuit.

[@theurbangentry]

Wow, I had no idea, that is insanely cool. Thank you for sharing that. Best regards, TGV

[@christopherwilson5212]

Yes, especially the last year of touring of his life. The Aztec calendar also looks like the old sun records label. Came full circle for EP . His numerical number is “8”.

[@mattys1467]

Fascinating to see and understand your EDC. The connection between design, quality, history and meaning 👌

[@Longtimecomming]

Look at Hitch and Timber for the Pocket Organizer

[@clogger3030]

You should check out the Mercator k55k black cat. Lots of history, old school construction. Classic and cheap. Great simple knife.

[@big_soundjunglist3]

Hi from Australia, new subscriber here. Really enjoying your channel! RMK leather works here in Australia do a high quality pocket organiser. I highly recommend their workmanship, and carry two of their product's daily, they are very robust. Keep up the great content!

[@josephgschwartz]

My edc is pretty simple watch, keys, wallet and depending on where I'm OLight single AA flashlight and Boker knife. There are a couple other knifes but they're even more purpose driven, the Boker is a nice single hand daily option. Wallet is the leather Big Skinny, its unparalleled thinness makes it irreplaceable. My current one is maybe 8 years old and going strong. If something happened, I'd have the identical wallet on order within 10 minutes. All wallets are inferior to the leather Big Skinny. Keys are just the car key and a empty ring so it can be hung. Anything else makes them bigger than they need to be. Watch like most TGV viewers is in constant flux.

[@jameswconforti4248]

Walther PPS, Kershaw Skyline and Victorinox Alox, Olight flashlight, Tul pen/ pencil, Seiko SKX w newly installed Crafter Blue rubber band ( love it).

[@oklahomahank2378]

I bought a leatherman Free and have been carrying it quite a bit. Easy to open and use one handed. I carry the pouch upside down so gravity drops it into my hand.

[@theamericancristero7390]

I carry a Benchmade griptilian (but no serration stonewashed sheepsfoot thumb hole) as well, wonderful utility knife. Currently wearing a Tissot PR100 with PM80 on a black and grey Bond strap, a stainless Jerusalem cross Signet ring, also wear a custom bolt action pen with stainless steel and cocobolo. Ofcourse EDC is dominated by my Sig 9mm, 1000 lumen Streamlight, CDH wave open Karambit, and TCCC derived gunshot wound kit including CAT, Cellox gauze, 3.5" shears, 11mm gloves, 14g chest cath needle, pair of vented chest seals, and an NPA.

[@loganholmberg2295]

My EDC: - Olight O-pen 2 pro in orange, Its a bloody nice pen plus a rechargeable led flashlight and laser pointer in a nice somewhat slim package. I love it. Its heavier then my jptter but its so handy. I have a few of these in different version but the latest is my fav. - A small Olight Baton 3 LED flash light in red. Great small flashlight. As with my O-pen2 its in bright colors cause I've discovered (and probably others) that when you need a flashlight nothing is worse in the dark like trying to find a BLACK flashlight, 😅 - My knife as always lately is the Boker Urban trapper with wood handle scales. Great knife that usually doesn't draw looks of disaproval. - My multitool (when not working) is my Victorinox Alox Pioneer or farmer. Those knurled? aluminium handle scales are fantastic and the weight is ok. - My Multitool (working) is my Leatherman Wave+. I can fix my glasses, fix a computer all the way to turn a bolt o a tractor with those plus they are not as obnoxiously heavy as some multi tools.😅 I don't carry it when not working cause its still like carrying a brick compared to a medium sized Victorinox. So from the above I don't always carry all of these at once but I ALWAYS have my keychain. On my keychain/lanyard (I'm disabled hence the tacky lanyard) I've got a wistle, a small leatherman squit, an Olight i1R 2 in orange (fantastic light is so powerful rechargeable and yet so small), a collapsible pen, and and a small pain pill bottle for emergencies (chronic back pain). As too watches my every day are depending on how I feel or what I might need. These are the ones that I can wear all day that don't effect my arthrities/nerve sensitive in my hands, - Casio Protrek PRW-6600y-1a9cr. Love the watch and its capabilities. I might be getting a titanium PRW-60T to go with it. - Seiko SafArnie SNJ031. I love that green and the movies Arnold wore this series of watches in.😅 - Casio Protrek PRW-30-1A. Its my only JDM. - Casio Gshock solar 5600 on a combi bracelet. Casio REALLY needs to offer more watches on combi bracelets, They are sooo comfortable! - My Citizen Promaster Nighhawk BlueAngles on a bracelet. I have other watches of course but I really like to get watches I'm not scared to scratch up. This year I'd really like to get a Protrek Prw-60T or Prw-70t (both have titanium bracelets) and a Casio Gshock GST-B300E or GST-B200. I'm a huge solar watch fan and nobody does it like Casio as far as I'm concerned,

[@sopapillas6398]

sound quality and convenience of airpods are hard to beat. I wouldn't call myself an audiophile or anything but the airpods are some of the widest and most realistic sounding in-ear headphones I've used.

[@WheeledandWellArmed]

Your missing a pistol but besides that, great list. Lately I edc a Wilson Combat EDC X9S or Bul Armory SAS2 Viper. The 3.25inch barrel 2011 are quite nice.