In Conversation with Mark Cho, Co-founder of The Armoury

[@SwissWatchGang]

Mark is the man! Love the 3 pieces especially the Klings!

[@mb-watches]

Watching this the 3rd time now, never gets old, a real fun conservation 👍🏻 The Crash Looks great with the sleeve, Wei, would be great to see your complete Cartier collection one day … 🙏🏻

[@RevolutionWatch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ProCelestialEmpire]

These two Singaporean (in case someone doesn't like me to call them Chinese) represent the high standard of East Asian being flamboyant, stylish and pretentious in the lovely way.

[@robertschmidt9584]

Great conversation between two great gentlemen and appreciation for wonderful brands. Thanks!

[@Number_006]

Thanks for the interview, great stories and conversation.

[@konstantin9615]

Very nice conversation! And an amazing set of watches. Thank you!

[@RevolutionWatch]

Check out The Armoury's video on Wei Koh's origin story, and subscribe to their channel here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4DZlayJbbGqqrc

[@ProCelestialEmpire]

The back of the KLINGS is really gorgeous and clean; not often did we see the balance wheel, the escape wheel and the barrel so simply laid out in that lucid way.

[@gqwarren]

Awesome video Wei, and Mark is a great guest. Thanks for posting! 👍

[@morgan97475]

Enjoyed the discussion. Those watches are fantastic!

[@richarddavis7548]

Great conversation! Thanks for posting this!

[@DmitriyOleynik]

Great conversation!

[@conradbo1]

Great interview, great and interesting collection

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

Amazing collection and conversation!

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

Glad the sound is a lot better in this one. Both very entertaining chaps. I like the edginess of Wei Koh mixed with the public boyish image of Mark.

[@connorwang3442]

Great interview.

[@townievision]

very entertaining episode !

[@justintran3586]

2:00 the left of the watch looks like a classic vintage mass produced weighing scale

[@danielharyanto6713]

That Cartier crash with sleeve tattoo looks very rock by the way

[@jheng8648]

Which jurisdiction are involved? I assume the bona fide purchaser for value (of the stolen watch) rule does not apply in your case? Is there a universal stolen watch registry that people need to check against?

[@007-i6z8v]

More of this please....!

[@manuelmagana1975]

Seeing Mark smoke reminds me of the good/cute kids who used to smoke to hang out with the tough guys at school haha Incredible video, I admire you both!

[@MlkXiu]

Hm.. When I saw the Klings, I immediately thought of the Breguet 5907, until he flipped to the back ofc. But lovely watch, definitely gives off that vintage era and I feel most independent watch makers are fairly influenced by Breguet's style

[@bryans3723]

Wow that journe is exquisite

[@theJade]

That crash looks amazing...

[@NikonFM2n]

EXCELLENT

[@bastienpotentier]

Funny everyone goes crazy about the Klings... the Naoya Hida is my favorite by far (as long as Wei's Cartier remains out of competition 😅)

[@desertoctane6444]

That F.P. Journe is my grail. One day it'll happen!

[@jamesrobert4106]

It is a stunning piece. That and an A Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk would be on my list of dream watches.

[@Didish6]

Amazing episode!!!

[@sbsb4995]

That f.p.journe is an amazing beauty

[@Kayn123]

Dumb question maybe, but who in the future would be trusted with servicing the C. Klings?

[@base924]

Many or most Independent watchmakers can service this. No worries about complications or preserving finish.

[@Kayn123]

@@base924 makes sense!

[@petemorbius3936]

nice

[@deiyaa5621]

ww

[@mikextase]

A good example showing that money does not buy class (nor respect). Drop the cigars, it really doesn't suit any of you guys.

[@humbertogarcia1767]

What's wrong with the cigars?

[@anonymousonlineuser6543]

These guys are great.