My Watch Collection 2022 | Omega | Tudor | Oris | Seiko | Casio and more!

[@tomk9237]

What a refreshing change of pace from all the male reviewers. An intelligent and knowledgeable female watch enthusiast. That’s a very nice collection and it shows you aren’t a watch snob like so many seem to be. I have an appreciation for all watches and their quirks. Keep up the great work!

[@theurbangentry]

Ciao Elizabeth, What a fantastic collection and video. I was just recently introduced to your channel by Miguel at SoCal Watch Reviews. It was very cool to hear about your collection, especially with so many watches I also adore. Great presentation, you are so much better than I was in my first year on KZbin. Is that a mini Hugo I see in your studio? 🦖😂 I will be sure to tell him. Keep up the great work, I look forward to following more of your content. Onwards and upwards. Best regards, TGV

[@elizabeth_grant]

Hello TGV, Thank you so much for your kind words. Yes, that is my little easter egg Hugo replica that usually makes an appearance in nearly all of my videos in some form or another ( Like a shadow on the wall). I am glad you liked the video and my collection. You are pure class, Elle.

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

The legend is in the house #TGV ❤️

[@paddric_ryan]

@@elizabeth_grant I saw Hugo and specifically came down here in the comments to see if anyone else saw him.. Turns out, it was TGV himself LOL! Great video, keep them coming! Also, has your BB58 gotten a lot of scratches? You said something about that in your Oris video...

[@elizabeth_grant]

@@paddric_ryan There's a scratch on the case but, it's not noticeable to the naked eye. I only saw the scratch after I put the watch under a macro lens.

[@paddric_ryan]

@@elizabeth_grant oh good! They're such great pieces! Someday I'll have one. LOVE your Railmaster, too!

[@abendiaye3330]

I used to have nearly a dozen watches. I reduced it to just 4. I gave the rest to my Dad. He’s a big enthusiast and is retiring in a year. I have 2 daily watches (Casios) and 2 weekend watches (Seiko 5s).

[@AccentBwoy]

Why u reduced ur collection?

[@corychecketts]

I feel you! I’ve sold off most of my watches too. I usually wear a Flightmaster or a G-Shock now.

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

@@AccentBwoy sometimes owning too many watches prevent you from wearing them often

[@jettyung2389]

The editing in this video is incredible. A pleasure to watch from start to finish.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you 🙏 I have been trying to up my editing game !

[@DanEliteCaliber]

I used to take the train to school and I’d see a bunch of suited rich guys wearing expensive watches on the train that were such eye candy to me, just like your experience at work, and I agree with you that these intersections with fellow watch lovers make this hobby so much more fun and special. Fellow watch lovers get so excited when they meet someone else who actually knows as much about watches as they do because it’s just so uncommon these days. Fantastic video and collection btw

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank You!

[@leouva6267]

Don't be in owe about suited rich guys wearing expensive watches most likely they can't afford them either.

[@youtubename3838]

ayyy! fellow server(sommelier)/watch collector! the networking from wearing cool stuff is insane. ive made so many connections just from whats on my wrist. Great vid! Great collection! Great taste!

[@cosmodoc]

Fantastic, you are my kind of watch-collector! Not a watch-snob at all, buying watches at all price-points across all different styles and enjoying them all, great! Love Dan Henry Tudor and Omega as well. Also Longines and CW!

[@edteach3r]

Outstanding collection! I recently passed up on an once-off deal by my AD on the Omega Railmaster Denim and I regret it daily. I have unintentionally been collecting watches since the 70s, initially Seikos as they were all I could afford as a youngster. I now have a variety of brands. Ironically, my older Seikos are now worth more than many of the newer releases by Seiko. I wish I could thin out the herd, but have become attached to my watches as they present a visual timeline of my life. Keep up the excellent videos!

[@kleinbottled79]

Collection videos are always so fun. Watches themselves are plenty interesting but the relationship between a watch and its wearer is absolutely fascinating.

[@Gartenriese87]

Lately women are becoming the most entertaining and fun to watch watch youtubers

[@POLO8072]

The cadence in which you speak is just so satisfying. Like there's no info a watch enthusiast would already be like "ok yes let's skip this". Really really nice, glad to have found your channel! Subbed

[@elizabeth_grant]

Wow, thanks so much!

[@walkerb1734]

Great collection! I have the same Tudor BB58 and Omega Railmaster and they are incredible pieces. You’re spot on in saying that sometimes all you need is a great 3-hand watch! I used to think I wanted chronos, moonphase, etc. But now I find so much value in an accurate, robust, reliable, beautiful, simple three hander.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Right on!

[@targaflorio3239]

I love your sense of style. And that Omega Railmaster denim is just beautiful. More of that please !

[@jw.2507]

Great video, Elizabeth! And killer collection. Keep it up, great content!!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@henryrweir]

WoW!!! You do really enjoy watches!!! How on Earth youtube took so much time to show me a video of yours!!! Great content and collection!!! Cheers!!!

[@thegorn]

2:16 "I'm a fan of Tudor as a brand. Even though I feel like sometimes they are so focussed on differentiating themselves from Rolex that they do weird things with their proportions just so it seems like they're not much like Rolex". This. So much this. That's why I bought the ETA Black Bay not the big fat chunky in-house unit. It's like they snuck that one through before Rolex went "hey... you're getting too close!".

[@TimeIsMoney2034]

Hi Elizabeth I've just discovered this channel. It's great to see more ladies getting into the hobby. Magnificent review of your collection. You win....I'm subscribed 😉

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@davidmichienzi101]

Hi Elizabeth, nice to find your channel and I too have been watch TGV for over 6 years lol 😆 😊⌚ looking forward to your next video.

[@thomasstrange1826]

Cannot wait for the Railmaster video. Did not realize the denim strap came standard with it. Thanks for sharing this.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Coming soon!

[@artemface]

Love your openness to small and big brands alike !

[@SteveFWatches]

So happy to see someone else who works in the restaurant business who also likes watches! I have that same Dan Henry and love it

[@elizabeth_grant]

Very cool!

[@Nvr7out]

Glad Paul Thorpe referred me to your channel. Look forward to seeing all of your vids!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Welcome aboard!

[@sunethjayamanna8787]

Beautiful collection. I think watch collecting is like dating history. Or even fashion choices. Some of our choices weren't the greatest. But we learn. And we appreciate the current state so much more.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Well said!

[@watchmewatch9]

Great Vid Elizabeth. I'm so glad TGV turned us onto your channel. Keep up the great work and btw, nice collection.

[@EDHBlvd]

Can I just say the b-roll you film of yourself sitting around, wearing a watch, boots, etc is super dope. Awesome work.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@Nefville]

Same, my Aquis is going NOWHERE. Before that my most expensive watch was $300 and I don't regret any of it. Love that watch, its my favorite. 39.5mm green dial. And I have more expensive watches than that but its still my favorite. Price doesn't always tell the whole story and Oris is really good at illuminating that. Great collection BTW, love it!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@KMV007]

I just discovered this channel and after watching this video I subscribed straight away. It’s great to see there is no brand snobbery like other channels. I like all watches (except fashion brands), I believe there is a place in a collection for a GShock just as much as a PP or ALS.

[@scottlalonde2878]

Nice video and collection, Elizabeth, thank you for sharing 👍🙂

[@elizabeth_grant]

My pleasure 😊

[@jeffreyfridkis3298]

Elizabeth Grant really knows what watch collecting is all about. The big men's styles are a big hit with the women.

[@WATCHingJames]

Great to see the collection

[@elizabeth_grant]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@flexmc389]

Thanks for posting. Nice to see a variety of watches and price levels in your collection.

[@highpoints1983]

Hello Elizabeth! I know you mentioned that you weren’t familiar with Longines. But you should really look into the Flagship Heritage line. It’s an amazing watch. Just thought you would like that watch. 👍🏼

[@karibil]

great video and nice collection! I would like you're video-take on the red-adrenaline G-Shock!

[@MrRayded]

I rarely leave a comment on videos but I fully agree with you on Seiko. My first watch was a Seiko 5 and I bought 2 more Seikos after it. My Seiko 5 movement rotor became loose after a year of wearing and I had to get it serviced. I had the same issue on another Seiko and both movements did not keep good time where within a month it was running 5 minutes off. Not sure where the belief that Seiko movements are bulletproof comes from given that my experiences with them are far from it. To top it off for the last watch (SRPE53) there was dust in the dial and the dial was misaligned. Bought my first Swiss watch afterwards (A Tissot) and never looked back - super reliable and accurate movements. It’s a pity as I still love Seiko’s designs but I ended up selling all of my Seikos

[@4evalost948]

What a exceptional watch collection can't wait to see the next video.

[@coopsavid8964]

Great video, just discovered your channel on my recommendeds, I have recently sold my Omega Railmaster Blue Denim and Tudor Back Bay 58 Blue, currently wearing the 925, and have just bought an Accutron.

[@pato7694]

I just recently discovered your channel after seeing a few others I started to follow referring to it. I’m very glad I did. Seeing a female’s perspective in a very male dominated genre is very enlightening . This video I found very interesting as I am at the very start of my watch collection journey. I have had an interest in watches for years and years. At the age of 42 I finally scratched the itch and bought my first mechanical watch, a 42MM Hamilton Khaki Field with a black dial with a bracelet. I’m a bigger guy so 41MM is about as small as I feel I can get away with before the proportions of my size starts making watches look tiny Two months after buying the Hamilton which I love, for. Watch #2 I decided on the blue dial Longine Spirit Zulu Timer (New). Seeing you wax poetic for you Oris Aquis made me opine for that watch as the Aquis Calibre 400 was my other option. I think I made the right decision as I really have grown to admire a Longine in my journey so far and honestly I think it’s a bit more understated than the Oris which is what I’m looking for right now. Anyway, I look forward to catching up on your past videos and catching the new. Cheers. 🍻

[@floydmorrison2025]

The Khaki King was my first Swiss watch too. I don't wear it much anymore, as I have a grip of amazing watches now, but it seems like every 6 months or so I'll break it out and be like "oh! why hello there, old friend!" and it won't leave my wrist for a week LOL. Then back into hibernation for another 6 months. I really love your collection, thanks for sharing!

[@elizabeth_grant]

thank you so much.

[@markphillips1509]

Really like Oris, very classy.

[@gautamnevatia7659]

I had the same bad accuracy problem with the 6 r movements. 4r are doing very well.

[@travelswithpapajohnsutton601]

Just discovered your channel, Elizabeth! I really enjoy it and hope you keep more videos coming our way! BTW, great watch collection!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you! Will do!

[@mikewysko2268]

I always enjoy seeing personal watch collections. Excellent presentation and video production. Well done!

[@rlc2978]

Nice video, fresh approach, good taste and appreciate you sharing your journey

[@paulhiggins8774]

You have two of my favourite watches the Omega and the Oris.. not many have the same taste as me

[@lukewalker1051]

You are a cool chick with a great earthy vibe. The variety in your collection speaks to the flexibility of your thinking. Well done Elizabeth!

[@tar1895]

Omega has top notch movements. My planet ocean was more accurate than my submariner or my daydate.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Yeah, Omega movements are amazing.

[@mt24Carson]

Planet Ocean owner here, accuracy and reliability are excellent.🌎🌊♎⌚👍

[@bobbycalifornia7077]

I second, or third?, PO accuracy. Spot on accuracy on my 42mm.

[@mt24Carson]

@@bobbycalifornia7077 Mine is also 42mm, the original 2500. An awesome watch, some might say a serious one-watch collection candidate.

[@woozertoo]

Absolutely. Mine is even the non-Master Chronometer, OG 2500 movement.

[@gheebuttersnaps5366]

Such a great collection. And really awesome production... you should have way more views. Subbed 😁

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you so much 😀

[@masterofcents.8175]

By the way I am a new subscriber you just popped up on my feed I can’t wait to see more Vids.

[@aleksandargogic9084]

Awesome collection, you covered all the bases, I love Omega watch…

[@elizabeth_grant]

Me too!

[@drzaius844]

I share your appreciation for accuracy, and give major preference to the watches that run within a second or two a day. My Tudors are incredible, but strangely a Swiss Watch Company “Bunker” that I picked up two months ago lost 5 seconds the first day, then gained two back, then two more back, then hit zero and stayed there for 7 weeks straight! I was so geeked. It’s a Sellita SW200 movement that SWC regulated to within an inch of its life. I love that watch. Cheers!

[@WatchWitt]

Any budget watch movement I have that’s under -10 or over +20 spd will tend to get regulated by me. Fortunately I haven’t run across too many. I’ve even got some NH35’s that come in at +1.5 spd! The Bunker from SWC is a killer piece. If you’re into quartz, don’t pass on their ARK too! SUPER accurate.

[@ejames6431]

I think it is super cool that you are into watches. I love them as well. My favorite watch that I feel I would never get rid of is my Britling Transocean day/date 43m. Very lite silver dial. Brown strap with white stitching.

[@gameroftheyear1000]

Wow I’m falling in love with this channel quick. Love to see so much attention to some truly great watches and no snobbery what so ever. I started with an Invicta pro diver 8926ob and worked through seiko, orient, tag heuer, Oris, Casio and Rolex with inheriting a 116610LN Sub. My first real watch was an omega seamaster professional 2532.80. The watch Pierce Brosnan wore in goldeneye and the watch that made me fall in love with watches in the first place! Great video!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@craig2100]

My Omega keeps impeccable time and takes a beating every once in a while. Like you. GS is on my watch menu, I just need to pull the trigger to get one on my plate. I'm glad people don't forget about the micro brands, after all, some of the major players started as micro brands. Keep up the great work. I would love to hear more about your studio and the equipment selection. I'm looking forward to the next video, and to hear more on the Omega.

[@tobiasscheil8616]

Amazing.. My first Mechanical as well was a Khaki King. 7 years ago. I even bought the H10 movement when it came as a dresser and keep the old one as my beloved beater. And your journey seems quite alike to mine in style. I went GS. BIG CONGRATS on that Railmaster. One of the prettiest and best around in my opinion. Always loved the old piece. Onwards and upwards! All the best

[@BobbyLegs]

Hi Elizabeth. Great video and watch collection. Love the Railmaster, BB58, and the SARB033. Best of luck with your channel. You are off to a great start!!!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@icychap]

Awesome video! Thanks, Paul Thorpe for sending me this way!

[@SlimDonni]

Thanks for sharing, Great collection. I fell into this Rabbit Hole 2 years ago, bought a Gshock because riding Bikes it isn't always practical pulling out a phone to view the time, which is why I'll always have love for the Casio Gshock for being my Gate way into this world of watch collecting Peace Out

[@heljestrand]

Nicely filmed. Welcome to the Watch Community

[@dannyg6592]

Nice collection, Elizabeth. My BB58 is my favorite (and most often worn) watch in my collection. It has perfect proportions, stunning vintage vibes, real provenance, solid build quality, accuracy, reliability and durability. I also own a Seagull 1963 - a real charmer of a mechanical column wheel chronograph with a horological connection to the Venus 175 Swiss chronograph movement of the 1940's. It feels like a brand new 1963 watch. I also own many Timex, Casio and G Shock watches - love them all. Watch collecting is an addiction, but a very fun one!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Sounds like a pretty good collection to me.

[@dannyg6592]

@@elizabeth_grant Thanks. My collection is up to around 50 watches. I own 2 Rolexes but the BB58 is still my favorite. I've been collecting for decades. It is only a slippery slope when one starts buying in the luxury segment, then it becomes an expensive hobby!

[@chriscon8463]

I wound up getting a BB58 blue myself! It’s gaining 1 sec/day when worn daily. Mine’s on the bracelet & the jury’s still out on that bracelet. The clasp is a bit odd-fitting & very long on the bottom of the wrist.

[@Another_User_Name_]

Nice collection. I like the Doxa you had, but I agree; it's so much nicer in the Tiffany blue. I like it in orange too.

[@kkirk1381]

Absolutely love your content & delivery…Great video as always!!!

[@stemikger]

I'm a big Timex fan. I own 75 of them. I also collect watch dials. My Man Cave is set up as a antique watch shop so all my non-working vintage watches are in a case for display. They look great as part of the decor. Love your collection, we need more woman in this hobby. I find the old Timex watches can't be fixed because of the way they were made, but the new Marlins use Miyota movements, so they can easily be replaced.

[@elizabeth_grant]

that's my understanding too.

[@charles_the_elder]

There are a lot of collectors that have the Seagull 1963. It's a classic that won't go out of style. Yes it's cheap, but it's also good. I have a SARB017 Alpinist that I love. I also have a 1958 Omega Seamaster Automatic Calendar watch that still runs +2 seconds a day, pretty good for a 64 year old watch. I have a Tudor BB that my wife gave me, I love it. My favorite watch is my Seiko SPB147, I love the look, and the way it wears. It's inaccurate, but I still love it.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Those are some nice watches.

[@showbiz3848]

Regarding your undying commitment to your ORIS Aquis clean ocean edition.... As it happens my first real swiss watch is the ORIS TT1 Day/date, circa 2009. It just went through it's first complete tear down and a good polishing professionally. $400 later and it's brand new. I shall never part with it. Just sayin'..... Now I wonder how many of us got our start by way of ORIS? love your show. peace clb

[@elizabeth_grant]

Those are some serious talk to text errors in that first sentence but i got it.

[@showbiz3848]

@@elizabeth_grant ....OMG😂😂LOLOLOL. Doh !

[@IronTiger84]

Nice collection and video! Studio looks great 🤩‼️

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you! 🤗

[@MakeupAuthority]

If you can get your hands on a Grand Seiko SBGX259, get one!! I just purchased one and absolutely love it!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Good choice!

[@SuperFlatrock]

Cool. The nice thing about lower priced Seiko automatics is that you can buy a new movement for just $60 or so. I am by no means a watch maker. But I have the tools and sufficient knowledge to simply swap-out the movement when it crashes. I've had a micro-brand field watch with a Seiko NH35A movement for a couple of years. Over the past week,, it is only +9s.

[@rtime4269]

I have my grandfather's Timex in a floating frame display. Your vintage timex watches would go perfect with your studio.

[@elizabeth_grant]

An interesting suggestion.

[@jettmanas]

Eye-catching thumbnail! And the shot at 4:14 show some worn at once. :) Nice insights on those, and shots showing them worn. Good vid length for this popular vid. Well done!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@jettmanas]

@@elizabeth_grant You're welcome. :)

[@olivierfoucre2676]

nice to see someone else as passionate about Oris as I am... got few but my aquis GBR3 will never go :)

[@morgan97475]

Fun video....great collection. It's fantastic to see another lady who is interested in watches, especially when she is rocking the Lauren Hutton vibe.

[@elizabeth_grant]

I never thought of my teeth quite like that but I'm not changing them either.

[@morgan97475]

@@elizabeth_grant You're hot....don't change nuthin'.

[@lexurious2227]

Love your videos, keep them coming. Bought a BB58 Blue because of you. Very gorgeous watch…cant stop staring at it.

[@hvacae6904]

Wow you have a good taste on watches. Superb collection.

[@JasonFerguson17t]

Excellent video! I love Omega too! I’ve had my eyes on Casio for a long time but I’ve become choice paralyzed.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Lots to choose from.

[@munch9923]

Just found your channel, great collection, just getting into watches myself and i appreciate all the variety.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Welcome aboard!

[@ronaldpoppe3774]

Love oris and omega both on my wish list. I work retail firearms department and see a lot of watches. Always ask what they are wearing and i find quite a few enthusiasts. This helps me get input to help me decide what I want next. Keep up the good work. Cheers Ron

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you!

[@pedrodepaula2471]

I also find the Railmaster to be a really intriguing timepiece by Omega, looking forward to your review! Major congratulations on the content and best of luck on the road ahead!!

[@elizabeth_grant]

thank you!

[@mikep5478]

Very cool collection. Wear them all well. I have the same Railmaster on the bracelet and the denim strap. The dial changes with different lighting and angles.

[@123robin]

Great video - great presentation!

[@silverfish764]

Lovely collection Eli. You have a very sharp personality.

[@andrewlineberger7544]

New subscriber here Just ordered my first Swiss piece..1st Gen Aquis..Im stoked Thankye from Denver North Carolina

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

Beautiful collection 👏 another great production 👍🏼

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you kindly!

[@ahchiu9]

In making my way through your back catalog, so apologies if this has been answered already, but what do you "know better" about the Seagull now? I broadly know about its history, but I'm just curious to know your thoughts on it. Loved the video and loving your channel!

[@astorbeijer9424]

Is that a Rollei you're using in the B roll? I have a Rollei 2.8F. Those cameras are more than just a camera. It's like the H. Moser of cameras. A piece of art. Glad to see you're using it!

[@christianmills7728]

Hey, I just wanted to say this video was great, down to earth and honest!!! I've never seen your chanel before but it reminds me of how I'm growing with my collection. I'm saving my deposit for my first Tudor (the slate grey/bronze) and how I started with my casio's and then onto my beloved Hamilton Murph. It was great to be reminded of our wonderful journey through these time pieces, thank you, I am now a subscriber, please keep up the good work!! 👍

[@thenotanclan]

Your broken Timex watches would look very cool taken apart and framed (like a real life exploded diagram)

[@henrywest7217]

I hope you find your Khaki. It looks like a nice one.

[@elizabeth_grant]

Me too!

[@davideojockey6237]

3:45 damn....that hits home...well on to the next one

[@bluebatmedia6100]

I watch lots of watch channel and saw yours today for the first time. You do a great job! TGV is one of my favorites as well. He gets quite a few watches from Moyers Jewelry in Indianapolis, which is one of the better places to buy watches near where I live. Best of luck with your watch collecting journey!

[@elizabeth_grant]

Thank you very much 😊

[@warrenmurchie6599]

I've only just found your channel and I love your style. You had me with that twin lens reflex though, I also have one and they are a unique experience to use. I want to say though that your comment about Seiko accuracy is a little unfair. I recently got into vintage Seiko from the 70's and their accuracy I have found is better than most of my Swiss watches. I used to sell Oris and was involved with running Friends of Oris which sadly doesn't exist anymore but our KZbin videos are still out there somewhere. I also have a couple of Omega's so it seems out taste is similar. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@daleclark3138]

Your first Hamilton was also my first Hamilton. Still have it along with a few others. Probably have forty GShocks bought beginning in the late 80's. Have lots of Seikos, including the sames ones you have. The quartz Flight master keeps better time. Nice collection.

[@richardwarren2024]

Great collection and video, Elizabeth. Your collection is a lot like mine - very dive watch heavy.

[@jeremycave485]

What a great collection and great presentation. It just shows that you do not have to have AP and Rolex to have a good collection. You just have to love the watches and wear them.

[@watch2venture]

What a collection.. I have also Dan Henry 1970 and SKX013

[@Okido24]

Hai! What a fun channel you have! As yourself I been inspired by Tristano many years ago and still watch and like his videos. Nice to see a woman step into this very male world! Ps I hope you found your Hamilton!

[@dougedoug007]

Nice to see a Woman that shares my passion. Tell me about wrist time...I have the same problem..lol

[@elizabeth_grant]

You and me both!

[@ladykoala208]

I have a 6.25 inch wrist and absolutely would love to see the review of the Oceanus! I have had my eye on buying one for a bit but I don’t know if I can pull it off. I’d love for you to review your one. I had a look at the ladies one on Discovery Japan but they are way too small lol

[@Pandybelly]

I have the Oris Aquis in Blue and I love it. I also have Big Crown Pro Pilot. They make great watches at a reasonable price point.

[@geoffhamby9384]

I'd be super interested to see what you do with the watches that don't work. I've got a gallon-sized ziplock back of old Timex & Seiko quartz watches that we found in a trunk of my grandpa's when he died. I've been trying to figure out what to do with them.