The Most Attainable Watches With Popular Complications - Chronograph, GMT, Moonphase & MORE

[@mikes1929]

The Freddie C. world timer and Christopher Ward moon phase always catch my eye.

[@DesmondSG]

How is your eye now, recovering well?

[@hgonz14]

Looking at the Christopher Ward C1 World glow which meshes both worlds for only $2000

[@Seagull1963]

Our community loves your videos about the Seagull 1963! Keep going :)

[@jrhangar2347]

Hey guys, love your videos too about the Seagull1963! Good job

[@unKonw91]

You are pumping out so many videos, its amazing that you are holding up to your standart of still doing good research and interesting topics. Well done.

[@jrhangar2347]

The Seagull 1963 is one of the greatest watches ever made, couldn’t agree more!

[@JakeAikens]

Picked mine up second hand on eBay and it’s one of my top three. Can’t believe what I paid for it. It gets more comments than anything else.

[@geomancer6371]

It's offered online here for just a little over $100. Is that too good to be true? Several vendors offer it.

[@truchua2626]

Why must it look so ugly

[@chrisdavis8399]

That Christopher Ward moon phase is beautiful but I can’t get past the logo. I have a rose gold Sun and Moon and absolutely love it! Excellent value and looks! Cheers all!

[@edkwon]

I don't understand why so many ppl have a problem with the CW logo, it's a name and the font looks fine

[@Judah.Rosenthal]

@@edkwon I don’t personally mind the CW logo but I don’t like that it feels as if every week it changes. I get it since they’re a young company but so many differences keep reminding me that they’re young.

[@garyboyle695]

@@Judah.Rosenthal Every week grow up and just admit you're all about brand names.

[@Judah.Rosenthal]

@@garyboyle695 They also put their name in more than one place. Plus Christopher Ward left in 2020, not unheard of but odd (Peter Speake Marin is one that comes to mind). Can they decide if their trident is going to be on the second hand or not? Doesn’t seem to apply only to diving watches as some have, some don’t. And that weird logo imprint is on some watches, not on others. Every watch company does something stupid but consistency matters.

[@Judah.Rosenthal]

@@garyboyle695 That said, I really like their C65 and each iteration I get closer to buying.

[@mikepaul2372]

Glad to see the Oris pointer included. Would love to see a video on the base Coin Edge watches and best white dial with blue hands. Keep them coming.

[@michaelniemer4449]

Your take on the skeleton ‘complication’ gave me a new appreciation for this approach, thank you!

[@dannyg6592]

I have a Seagull 1963, paid under $150 including tax and shipping on Ali Express and it even came with a carrying case and a second strap. It truly is a lovely, charming watch. Now I want that Casio! (edit: I ordered the Casio right after watching your video, Teddy - getting it tomorrow and can't wait!)

[@wallytangofoxtrot4721]

Love the mechanical chronograph particularly as provided as the incredible value that is the Seagull. If this trend grows, it would be great to see these movements with a power reserve indicator given the potential energy draw of using the chrono feature. Great summaries and review as always Teddy.

[@johannschild8499]

Happy to see two of my favorite, yet underrated watch brands being showcased here: Frederique Constant and Raymond Weil. Awesome work Teddy

[@BrittPearceWatches]

I love complicated watches! My husband loves complicated women. We're a complicated bunch! ;)

[@adriansierra751]

What's up Teddy!!! Keep up the great content!!!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Hi Adrien, I am well and hope the same for you. Thanks for the support!

[@forgivenchildofGod]

This is probably my new favorite of all your videos, there are some sick complications & beautiful watches here!

[@eleazarrubio3323]

I actually own the Orient Sun and Moon 3 shown in this video. I'm a college student who is tight on cash but wants to get into watches. This was an amazing watch for the price and I am so happy I decided to buy it. Glad to see it on this list.

[@Goob2112]

Red Star is one of the companies making the watches with seagull chronograph movements, I think they’re based in Hong Kong but not completely sure. They make a very cool chrono similar to the one you’ve shown but also with a moonphase, the movement is a seagull st1908 and can be purchased online for 250 to 300 dollars. Incredible bang for the buck.

[@zavensaroyan5388]

Attainable versus affordable was a subtle yet excellent distinction. Nice job.

[@emptyneverland4478]

Moonphase is my favorite complication by far

[@j.harbottle8928]

Hi Teddy ! The SUN019 and similar numbered Seiko Kinetic watches are true GMT diver watches for a very affordable price, with the hour hand that changes the the date forwards and backwards as it should. They are very big to wear even for a diver, but have a silicon strap as supplied. I have the Yeti white version too, super good satin finish with this one ! keep em coming T. !

[@andrewd7586]

I’m wearing my Seagull 1963 whilst watching this Teddy! Great little watch! I do own a vintage Bulova date point watch. It works beautifully but only gets limited wear time as it’s more of a dress watch. Some good categories though.👍🏼🇦🇺

[@truebluemiata]

The Seagull ST 19 is truly one of a kind. I wish they'd address the QC problems. Love the Mido Ocean Star. It's truly a traveller's watch with it being a true GMT, diver, and dressy piece, all in one.

[@royhess1406]

couldn't agree more! just had one come in, such a beautiful piece, but unfortunately there is a speck of who-knows-what under the crystal 💀😭

[@mikeangelo94]

The Sun & Moon V3 is one of the nicest watches around at that price point. It could easily be a $1,000 watch if it had "Swiss Made" on the dial.

[@ThecrazyJH96]

Agreed, classy dress watch

[@MrTallAndy]

Great shout on the Freelancer Skeleton 🥰

[@jasonlax4112]

You are pumping out videos like crazy! Great content!

[@maximme]

wow THAT RAYMOND WEIL truly caught my eye. one of the BEST classic design. so clever to highlight the hands from the background,

[@redbeard4051]

Hi Teddy , thanks for the content . Never new how deep this could go . You and the urban gentry got me hooked .

[@Alex_Fung]

I've got the GS sbgn005 for a gmt watch and love it. Yes it's quartz but it's the best in the business. Great video!

[@user-ns7fj2dy8z]

Videos coming at us left and right! Great ones too !! Keep it up

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

Love your list Teddy! Was that the Muhle Glashutte S.A.R. you were wearing?

[@mortgages_by_jason]

Awesome video. Highly informative as always!

[@burhanuddinsakarwala5033]

I have that world timer by Casio, the bracelet broke off while trekking. I fit an aftermarket metal bracelet onto it and put a bull bar to protect the glass. It's one of my favourite watches.

[@dosprompt5418]

Check out the Vario leather straps that they made custom for the world timer.

[@andrewkarsten5268]

My first automatic watch is one I’ve bought over two months ago, and I’m still loving it. It’s a skeleton watch that I was able to get for $80 (on sale). It’s the fossil privateer. I personally love how beautiful it is, I stare at it every day

[@cooloutac]

I absolutely love that skeleton look its my favorite. I also have it in my Fossil Modern Machine watch. I paid full retail $250 and it came with a fake crown and fake bracelet but I still kept it. Only other one I saw being sold at the time was on ebay with a scratched glass for $138, or on chrono24 for $135 missing too many links. You also see that same skeleton movement in a couple kenneth coles, michael kors and diesel watches. Whom i believe fossil manufactures some watches for all of them. The left side literally looks like a chain dangling down through a bike deraileur. Every part of that movement has different finished metals to separate all the different levels for the viewers. And whats messed up my friend, is we probably won't see this movement design in anymore watches. Because covid and smartwatches have pretty much killed the industry. Fossil is focusing on smartwatches now themselves and its been rough for them. The only new interesting thing fossil has in their current lineup is the Bronson automatic, which pretty much pales compared to their previous years everett. And I think they pretty much just want to charge for a made in japanese label which morons like teddy will eat up. When really, imo, the chinese made watches they have like that everett automatic (which is not as good looking as the privateer or modern machine aesthetically) are much more beautiful especially on the display back compared to their current japanese model.

[@sander5086]

Really like the design of the Oris pointer date, will have a look at all the variations!! Thanks for this video Teddy, really enjoyed it!!!

[@karlsenula9495]

Any movement with an NH35 will also provide hacking and this is one of the most affordable movements in many many micro-brands. That said the Orient is a lovely watch at a lovely price.

[@CFTreeMossPlants]

Thank you for posting! I wish one of these fit my super small wrist.

[@lordgonzo.]

Thoroughly enjoyed this one, Teddy 👌

[@andrewrobinson8447]

Very informative, thanks Teddy.

[@watchreviews4k]

Interesting pieces. Enjoyed it. Keep up the good work on your channel. Regards, #WR4K

[@Gumby56]

Another informative video. Thanks, Teddy👍

[@TWS001]

Great video as always Teddy. Farer world timer is also very nice although I don't think that requires another crown which is essentially an inner rotating bezel.

[@morgan97475]

Nice video, great selection of watches.

[@akithdharmasekara9834]

Hey Teddy, If it's possible I'd love to see a review of the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Chronographe Flyback Quantième Complet... cause I think it's an exceptional piece of watchmaking genius...(Flyback Chrono, Complete Calendar, Moonphase, Antimagnetic, Full lume AND 300m capable chronograph pushers... One of the most useful and complete watches I've ever seen) Thanks♥

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thanks for suggestion. Beautiful and unique watch. I have only a couple videos featuring the brand on the channel so we can work on that.

[@akithdharmasekara9834]

@@TeddyBaldassarre That's great news!! Looking forward to the amazing photography/videography from you (As an avid photographer I just love the production quality of your videos)

[@humblewiz4953]

@@akithdharmasekara9834overall nice piece under $25k but that moonphase looks 💩

[@akithdharmasekara9834]

@@humblewiz4953 Yeah it kinda does😂

[@tomkandy]

"Complete calendar" that's an odd way of saying "triple calendar" aka "pointless month display pretending to be an annual/perpetual calendar"

[@hugh3712]

I'm recently considering D.Dornbluth&Sohn's 99.6-M calibre moonphase. quite attractive to me

[@humblewiz4953]

*that FC worldtimer is dope but I'll save that money & go for a 'Omega Aquaterra worldtimer'*

[@okihaveaname]

That Seagull movement is the most beautiful bargain! 😍 I have it in a 40mm panda style.

[@arashshams7869]

Great video Teddy. As always :)

[@Occupant]

Great stuff, I'd love to see something like this about affordable watches with a power reserve indicator

[@jimmylaw2136]

Yes, Teddy, TQ for the video, and add another section for power reserve indicator!

[@johnp3971]

I want that Seagull watch but I'm waiting for Teddy's website to start selling them, wink wink nudge nudge!

[@markfeldman612]

Christopher Ward… love how these guys continue to make incredible designs and then make them unwearable with the name printed in an ugly font. Never seen a watch company self-sabotage so badly.

[@aabo1811]

The Christopher Ward logo looks like it came from a McDonalds Happy Meal.

[@specialcircs]

Great watches, couldn't care less about the logo.

[@oOoScarecrow31oOo]

That’s your point of view. I have no issue with the logo. It has no functionality on a watch. I just need legibility, time and complications. But what CW is delivering for the price is hard to beat.

[@stuart150]

I don't see how one might describe the CW font as ugly? It's Brown Pro, a classic grotesque or sans serif font, the epitome of restrained but modern typography....hardly "ugly"? A matter of taste to be sure, but ugly seems an extreme view...

[@Fredrik-iz4ou]

Totally agree.

[@BrunoFerreira-qq5vy]

Really like your Mühle SAR Lumen that you are wearing!

[@maxrebo8455]

Very hard to find a 1963 that’s the real deal, not just a cloned case with a Seagull movement that may or may not be a clone itself. Open to suggestions on sellers offering real provenance.

[@Mircea-cq8tb]

It’s hard but possible.Are 3 Factory’s that produce the original replica Seagull 1963. If you are interested to buying a Seagull 1963 original with back glass I will send you a link.I bought one from a German shop (30 years on the market)online white a 2 year warranty.

[@jacquessowhat3680]

@@Mircea-cq8tb I would be very interested sir. Thank you.

[@TFPMadcow]

Very impressed with the Mido, will check that one out!

[@Errornamenotfound-ww7xb]

Best value for money moonphase watch out there is easily the sugess moonphase, I personally own one and love it. It also has a column wheel chronograph.

[@matijakajtez6201]

Just recently bought a master collection longines used for about 2k and it has pointer date hand, chronograph, hacking, moonphase, 24 hour dial, day, date and beautiful blue hands... Feel like I struck gold with this one haha

[@ariloveshouse]

I see Teddy is wearing the muhle glashutte sar rescue timer. What a brilliant watch!!!

[@Xoan-Diaz]

Certina has a true GMT with the same movement as the Mido's one (80 hours power reserve), 43mm, under USD 1000.

[@duckjunior4771]

I like buying from your website just to support you keep it up Teddy

[@Nickos1b]

That MIDO is beautiful. A bit too large for me at 44mm but thank you so much for bringing to my attention all those models that have been below my radar.

[@pendragonfilm]

Loving the Aussie Blessington watches

[@_CookyMonster_]

About moonphase: what do you think about a Seagull 1963 model with moonphase? I've been trying to find an attainable chronograph and so far this is my top-1 pick, so I wanted to ask for your opinion on such complication in Seagull, considering that their usual chronograph is good for that price range.

[@BoogieBMWE34]

You do good job Teddy, Will be watching you ;D

[@anthonystevens8683]

Picking a single complication for me it has to be the pointer date. At last a date that can be read clearly and never obstructed by another hand, certainly in the case of the Oris Big Crown pointer date Oxblood. I love that watch. It's discreet but readable and helps with dial symmetry.

[@luc3011]

To me hacking movements are essential because they allow me to align perfectly the minute hand with the index and the second hand, I hate when a minute start and the minute hand is slightly misaligned

[@HeldEd]

Wow that Frederique Constant is gorgeous!!! I would much rather buy something like that than a classic Rolex

[@robertnaus88]

i enjoy this channel very much.

[@karlsenula9495]

Another Worldtime from a very mainstream brand is: Citizen Promaster Land BJ7100-82E eco-drive GMT Worldtime.

[@harrysclub007]

I'm a big fan of your work. Please make a video on Black Tie dress watches.

[@ArdaSReal]

Orient Sun & Moon is such a beautiful and affordable watch, one of my favorites

[@kalashnikov98]

I need hacking, I don't mind the watch not being as accurate as a quartz, but its at least going to be accurate when i set it haha

[@ghekolosh]

Echo/Neutra Moonphase is great too!

[@the.Aruarian]

Honestly, my dream goal Moonphase is the discontinued Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase. Yes the logo isn’t great, but gods, that thing was gorgeous.

[@hgonz14]

How do you like the C1 moon glow?

[@pierresangeorg2286]

Teddy, Farer has a field watch line of three watches with pointer date for 875£=1203$. Lomond, Exmoor and Pembroke, 38.5mm with Sellita SW 221-1.

[@HaonProductions]

I wish the Glycine moonphase was still around! I have a Combat Classic 36mm which I wear as my sort of everyday watch but I'd love to have the classier blue moonphase version to dress up sometimes.

[@hgonz14]

I had the glycene 40mm blue dial moon phase glycene that I sold to fund my Mido. I sold it for $500 but I kind of wish I would of kept it.

[@LukeMcf]

Video idea: the most historically important watches

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Might be something there. Thanks for watching!

[@LukeMcf]

@@TeddyBaldassarre of course, keep up the great content.

[@Seagull1963]

The Seagull 1963 is certainly out there, we truly loved that video!!

[@paulsteele6120]

The only problem (if you would call it that) is that if you buy the Seagull 1969 with a swan neck regulator and column wheel, is that all is good until you come to service it. Then, if done in a western competent watch repairer, then due to world wide economics it is cheaper (by multiple factions)and more practical to put the old watch to bed and buy a new piece. Chinese manufacturing of an ongoing model have the advantage of high, stable and long production runs!! Mind you, it gives aspiring watchmakers a cheap shot at working on a marvellous movement. I personally love them.

[@GeeMood]

Awesome complications mentioned. I would love to own a mechanical moon phase watch. Until I do, my G-Shock G- 7900 or my Casio Pathfinder Forester Moon Phase PAS-400B will more than suffice. Great video!

[@michaelfierman3256]

If I had that Ball I’d figure out a way to have a conversation in complete darkness. Back alleys …wherever. Great episode !

[@markgtba]

Hi Teddy, I’d love to see a video on watches without a date wheel. I think that the date wheel can sometimes spoil the smooth look of watches. I’d take a sub over a sub date every time for example. Also more interviews with other watch KZbin people please. Your interview with Archieluxury was outstanding 👏🏽

[@Z-Man1973]

Good stuff Teddy! I like your two Frederique Constant choices and the Mido Ocean Star GMT. Now, how about the most attainable minute repeater??

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

7:42 that's a nice watch, comrade

[@DamonXWind]

Oris also makes triple calenders (often with pointer dates) for that complex dial dress watch

[@rickrounds5150]

That white dial/blue hands Bambino is a gorgeous watch. Less than $150 too.

[@STROND]

Nice looking timepiece, am liking the FC timepiece !

[@markhellie6837]

Great video. Any recommendations for a non-digital perpetual calendar?

[@jonsonnenschein1253]

The blue dial Ball moon phase is a very elegant watch. I don't care for blue dials, but I would buy that one.

[@aremel42]

The Shinola Canfield features month and day windows, a pointer date, and a mechaquartz chrono for ~$850 usd. Assembled in Detroit on hamdmade in Detroit leather.

[@tiberiuvincze8288]

That FC worldtimer is Gorgeous, when they will introduce to all they watches that silicon high frequency balance spring ,will be mine!

[@aaronwarner06]

The new longines spirit flyback chronograph seems like a good shout in place of the FC at 13:35 But I might be a little biased haha :))

[@davidmolloy126]

The link for the best pilot watches is broke Teddy. Thanks very much for another great video.

[@kevinhawthorne5257]

Great Video!

[@elgatto3133]

Regarding moonphase, sugess (an aliexpress brand) makes moonphase chronographs for a bit more expensive than their normal chronographs, but the best deal is on old seiko moonphase quartz

[@aniqanuar6320]

i was in a watch phase back in 2019 and now im pulled back in

[@58astroboy]

Hello Teddy, love all your commentaries. Do you think it’s better to get chronographic watches in quarts movement’s than machanical.

[@davidbcg286]

My favorite complication is the calendar week number on my Frédérique Constant Business Timer. Amazing quartz watch at an affordable price. This complication is quite useful if you work for a European company :)

[@svynharnoldtapiaspena6876]

Nice video and wonderful selection. One question, do you know the ZENO-WATCH BASEL? Can you show us this brand? Thanks.

[@sandman6088]

Hey Teddy, I'd like to mention that Orient also has a world timer available for only around $300-400 bucks.

[@aurelius388]

Oris Artelier Skeleton is based on a skeletonized sellita (caliber called SW200-1 S a).

[@larryd4352]

Love chronographs....have a mechanical chrono with a Seagull 1963, column wheel...and it's my go to dress watch. It's a 40 mm watch, which is my smallest watch...at 6'6" and 350 lbs of ex- football player, Offensive Lineman, and 27 cm, 9 inch wrist, my 52 mm G-shocks look normal sized on my wrist. I also like the Nixon 51-30, and some other brands that most don't like. But..being retired...I buy what I like, and my wife prefers my larger watches...she says smaller watches are "old man" watches. 😂😂😂😂

[@harun5105]

I liked Ball the best. Such a solid and pretty to look at⌚

[@splintercell044]

Teddy, awesome video. I love that FC but recently spent a similar figure on an OMEGA. Anything at an in-between price point of the Casio and FC in the worldtimer class that you’d recommend looking at? Thanks and keep it up!

[@hhh-mq8yx]

That fc is gorgeous ❤️🥰