The Best Watches Each Swatch Group Brand Makes! (Omega, Rado, Hamilton, Tissot, Breguet, Blancpain)

[@seanthomxx2694]

Tissot is everything Tag Heuer should be: not overpriced, honest about their movements, and good QC...yes, I've had bad experiences with Tag

[@danilom3166]

Out of the 5 Tissot that came my way over the last 20 years, two of them are PRCs 200 quartz. One I got in Italy in 2009, the other I was gifted in 2019. I'll tell you this, at least the clasp and bracelet quality has dropped. Another is the Quickster from 2014 (which I can tell is the worst Tissot I have). I must be fair: my Aquaracer is a better watch, both in finishing and movement, than any Tissot quartz I have. Between the Tag and my Chr Ward Trident C60, the Ward wins. You'll read and hear that Chr Ward is Omega level, but it's not. The bezel action and movement on the 300M are far superior.

[@cedricduyongco]

Tissot is nowhere near the quality of Tag Heuer. Sure Tissot makes good watch for it's price. But you can immediately see where they cut corners. Bracelet is one, case finishing is second, the movement though is reliable. So that is where I believe Tissot actually stands. Tag Heuer is better and is priced slightly higher than they should be but they do make good watches (just don't but their quartz or F1 line}. Omega, of course is ahead of these two. Tag Heuer is better than an Oris and maybe in between Longines and Omega. But lumping brands together is where the issue happens. Tag Heuer as well as Longines have pieces that span across multiple price points. I believe this is where the confusion in ranking lies. This is all just my opinion owning at least one or two from each of the brands I mentioned.

[@seanthomxx2694]

@@danilom3166 agreed on CW, I have C60 Abyss and a C65 chrono. Both are my in my daily rotation

[@seanthomxx2694]

As much as I think the Quickster is crap, it's not a pile crap that cost over that cost over $1k with celebrity endorsement s (yes, I'm talking about the F1, Indy and Link). Their "in house" movement actually being a Seiko says something about their integrity.

[@cedricduyongco]

@@seanthomxx2694 Yes that's the problem with Tag. Their entry level offerings are pulling their image down. But all their other offerings are actually quite good. Especially all offering after around 2010 onwards. Their current offering is also quite well starting from the Aquaracer price point going up. That's what I mean when I say you can't lump up all brands together. Especially for other brands that have multiple price points within their lineup. Longines is an example of a watch that has multiple price points. It is what gives them a lower ranking on the survey than it should have.

[@blacktoothstavros2606]

Tissot was my first Swiss watch, and for a long time the 'best' watch I had. For that reason, they still get some love, but the Swatch Group has some incredible brands under their control.

[@gtaatmiami]

just got my first tissot. got the PRX and love it !

[@kylestokes4501]

@@gtaatmiami Sir, You just purchased a watch that your great grandchild will look at with Dreamy Wonder. I asked a guy today, what was your “Great Grandfather’s Name?” He didn’t know. I asked, “brutally honest, Do you know why you don’t know?” Him: “No,….Please?”(shrug) Me: Because he didn’t leave you anything. Leave a Legacy Sir. “Anything” is better than “Nothing.” But a Tissot is breadcrumbs leading to excellence.

[@rollotomassi7437]

Jory, In order to elicit a specific answer you need to ask the right questions. The BEST of anything is not specific enough to measure these watches. Omega may have won the poll because they are the most popular which translates to the best. But, Are you looking for best looking? best quality? best fitting? best value? Etc...In my opinion the Best watchmaker is either Blancpain or Breguet. The most popular, best marketed, best sales etc...Omega, but from a superior product standpoint I think Blancpain is tops. Don’t get me wrong, Omega is an incredible brand and product. So, I think the questions should be; 1. Which Brand makes superior watches. 2. Which brand has the best value. 3. Which brand .... you get my point, the answers might illicit a interesting result.

[@tristandauod]

Well said. Makes a lot of sense👌🏼

[@bkwong2535]

Then again, the BEST watch is the one on our wrists because we CHOSE it. 👍

[@CACOPHONIE]

Blancpain no doubt indeed

[@matthewhill3996]

Agreed on the whole “best” concept. Kind of elementary thinking imo

[@gtaatmiami]

Rado is so incredibly underrated. really sad to see

[@remidummy07]

Agreed!

[@tyarnold4088]

True that

[@RyanBofMKE]

I'm watching this on my lunch break. Thanks Jory!!

[@thetimeteller]

Enjoy!!

[@caktaylor]

While Omega probably rightly deserves the win, I think Longines provides amazing value as an entry level luxury watch brand. Swatch appears to have positioned Longines where Omega used to be before they transitioned to the coaxial movements. They are very well made watches.

[@johndavolta3124]

Longiness is too expensive for what they offer. Sure, has a nice finish but not too far from Tissot, but yet they charge $2,500+ for a watch that uses the same movement as a Tissot.

[@deansusec8745]

Longines has the best dress watches in my opinion. Also vintage inspired, long tradition.

[@admiralcraddock464]

I have a gold Longines on a gold bracelet from the 70s. Quartz movement so it's wafer thin. Problem is its only 36 mm so on my 8" wrist it looks a bit to small so my wife wears it.

[@deansusec8745]

@@admiralcraddock464 wanna sell it to a fellow longines lover?

[@userbrytje008]

true! i have the Flagship Heritage, and i really love it! Very good value for money.

[@LlyleHunter]

I’m surprised that Breguet, Glaschutte, Blancpain, and Longines didn’t outscore Hamilton.

[@BartMan59]

This is my thoughts - It's probably bcz people who polled are NOT familiar with HIGH horology pieces. As fine as Omega is as a matchmaker, the Seamaster and Speedo are NOT high horology. Whereas GO, Brequet, and Blancpain are very much high horology. Last note, Longines too is a fine watch, but definitely not high horology. Probably above Hamilton and way below Omega.

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

@@BartMan59 longines is below omega, but not by a large margin as of late. Those L888 movts are fire

[@silvestrocrino3256]

@@robbiecleighmarks3088 ….yep, that L888.5 with the silicon balance spring is excellent

[@ronniecree3325]

Its a fair comment i don't own any of the watch brands you mention but i have three Hamiltons it just depends on what you're budget is for a watch some brands are too expensive for some people brands like Hamilton Tissot certina Alpina are in alot of peoples price range

[@RichardHorpe]

I'm enjoying my Tissot Gentleman, the fact that they shoved a silicon hairspring into a sub 1000 dollar watch was pretty interesting.

[@HRM.H]

Silicon has negative and positive side effects. Its way more likely to shatter instead of bending like a conventional hairspring. But it doesn't get affected by temperature as much and is non magnetic.

[@joshuakunz188]

I love Certina and I think I mentioned that in my comment to the original poll. I own the 38mm Certina DS Action Diver and can't say enough positive things about it. Great value! Accurate, good looking, sized right, affordable, etc. What's not to love?

[@patrickpatterson8972]

Certina makes some fantastic watches. Very underrated brand.

[@watchchannel4098]

OceanX Sharkmaster too

[@mikeswatches2480]

RADO is my all time favourite Watch Manufacturer - So many firsts , first to use Sapphire Glass (Diastar), first to use Ceramic - Really innovative in its designs and Materials now and in its past - and its prices are very reasonable - My 30 year old Diastar (because of its Tungsten Carbide case) still looks as good as the day it was made - My Second favourite Swatch Group Member has to be LONGINES which has very tasteful and classy watches at affordable prices - Worst is OMEGA in my opinion - Although I do like the Railmaster, but its so expensive now that no everyman blue collar worker, who it was originally designed for, can afford it - Nothing else from their collection stands out to me

[@deathstarresident]

So true. Such an underrated brand. Every time I wear my Rado I have had people ask me where I got them. They have unique and innovative designs without being over the top

[@OREODOLPHIN]

I took my RADO Diastar (I inherited from my dad) to get service at my local Jeweler and the shop manager whom I believe from European country ( judging by his accent) praised the crap out of that watch. I took my brand new Seiko Prospex PADI to get the bands adjustment a week earlier and he didn't really say anything about it. I love the look of the Seiko as it more of my style but I would definitely keep my dad's RADO in my collection forever. I think RADO is very popular in Europe and Asian and probably up there with many high end Swiss and other watch brands. It's just that popular or well known here in the US.

[@noriakikakyoin4430]

I love my Rado Hyperchrome, I feel that it is a bit underrated.

[@jakelee1344]

I'm curious why you didn't pick the best watch that Swatch makes. (I think they're still part of the Swatch group...) And, if you take that on, good luck.

[@spielerversum]

I own a Certina Chronograph. Spent half the list price and will never regret it. (I actually sold the same watch before, but had to buy it again). Completely in love.

[@iXus78]

Certina is leaving Malaysia market soon... No more Certina in Malaysia. Maybe sales are weak, overshadowed by Tissot...🤔

[@danderose1636]

@@iXus78 you sure?

[@iXus78]

@@danderose1636 100% sure Certina leaving Malaysia market

[@moorwatch9654]

Honourable mention for Tissot has to be the Visodate (the out going model particularly)

[@decluesviews2740]

I couldn’t rank them all, but I am a Tissot fan. I love the Le Locle as one example. I would have expected the top two to be Breguet & Blancpain (although they aren’t my favorite) followed by Omega & Tissot with Hamilton next.

[@Leo-pw8is]

I just got a tissot prx absolutely amazing what do you think about it

[@Leo-pw8is]

I did go for the women’s watch though as I thought the men’s watch was a bit too chunky but that’s the only problem I found with it

[@jrgdrumsandwatches]

I have been a Certina fan for a long time. Most solid watches out there, great value, great history.

[@Kiwigd]

Agreed.. I own both Certina and Omega, both are great watches

[@dailydosecontent24]

totally agreed

[@IlluminatingWatches]

Hard to argue with Omega. Breguet the coolest history. Swatch watches mentioned? They are fun!

[@zolyomi.z.balazs]

My grails are Omegas (yes there are more than one), I would like to own a Hamilton Khaki auto and a Rado Captain Cook rather in grey with rice beads bracelet, and my first watch I bought for myself was a Certina! Greetings from Hungary!

[@micway71]

Mido and Certina both have several models I would love to have. Alpina not so much. Omega would lead the way, I agree. I just picked up a Hamilton watch and it’s very nice. Mido Multifort is definitely high on my list too!! Rado has several as well.

[@mickeydee3595]

Did everybody forget about Blancpain?

[@VersedNJ]

I actually have that exact Certina. Two ways of looking at your poll, best brand or best watch. If you go by by the best brand as recognition and sales or some combo, the poll is pretty accurate. Not in a bad way, but in style and some are quite similar, I look at Hamilton, Tissot, Mido and Certina as basically the same thing. With Rado and Longines above them.

[@mrgumby552]

The best brand has to be Omega, but the best watchmaker surely has to be Breguet.

[@VersedNJ]

or GO, and Blancpain or at least the same level.

[@Tomasz0216]

I actually own a Certina that I adore and am looking to add a Mido or another Certina to the collection! Very under appreciated brands.

[@williamsmith9561]

I like the way you think.

[@Kiwigd]

I totally agree re Certina. I have an older classic that I got from my father. I have loved that brand

[@matteightytwo]

I remember Certina adverts on Eurosport when I was a kid while I was watching Paris Dakar rally, I want one just for that

[@ChromeMan04]

Love my certina ds!

[@koncomartalegawa]

i'm saving myself to get a RADO Diastar 60th anniversary edition! i'll be having it so that i can pass it on to my 4yo son once he grews up and i grow old :) i still remember my father had one back in the 80s when i'm still a kid.

[@jasongultjaeff9397]

I would love to get one of them one day. Such a unique, awesome design.

[@kungen1117]

That Certina looked really nice.

[@PlasticImaginationWorkshop]

I really enjoyed this, fun topic. I was surprised Tissot and Hamilton didn't score higher but no surprise about Omega. Have a great day. -David

[@adrianwalcott6222]

I'm Omega man but also own Longine 1945 hertiage, but I just bought a Certina diver watch PH 500. Beautiful watch you check it out.

[@mountain_del1863]

UNION Glashutte? GO's baby sister brand, and pound for pound, the best quality Vs price point watch that the Swatch Group produces IMHO. Good video btw. ,👍👍

[@jaysteels]

Northern Europe is big for Certina too. I'm wearing a DS PH200M which I've had for over 2 months and only have had to set it 3 or 4 times. Hugely underrated watch and brand.

[@ewhyte8059]

To be honest this poll was a bit like asking people to evaluate Miss London, Miss Paris, Miss New York and Miss Tokyo in a Miss world beauty Pageant contest. There needed to be at least three categories to differentiate the brands in terms of quality and finish. In terms of value for money regarding movement, case and strap it’s a two horse race between Ormega and Longines.

[@jakubircow6875]

Love hamilton and longines. The issue is that they are more expensive but you don't get much more. My jazzmaster open heart is one of the best watches to look at in the real life.

[@leeberis5466]

Mido is highly underrated. They are high quality especially the Ocean Star. Nice clasp, screw down links and micro adjustment.

[@jd4062]

Did an actual swatch sistem51 get a mention.

[@tracephoto1823]

Had my eye on an Omega Aqua Terra, but currently my collection is: 2 Tissot (Gent & Visodate), 1 Hamilton (Intramatic Auto blue) and 1 Nomos Club Nacht 738. I’ll finish my 5 watch collection with a Nomos Zurich World Timer in Blue or a Grand Seiko SBGM-221 GMT. Maybe a 6 watch collection. 😏

[@royjr.8239]

Great Video, agree with Omega 100%. My Seamaster 300M is amazing. But I'm shocked Longines was not higher up. I think the Spirit Chrono in blue is an amazing watch. Keep up the great content.

[@MusikPiratCH]

Most users were probably unaware of Breguet, Glashütte Original, Blancpain, Union Glashütte (wasn't even mentioned in this video at all). This video only represents a mostly US view on those Swatch brands! Therefore I'm not very surpised Hamilton took the 2nd spot! 😍

[@MrMagooRC]

Oh man, the PanoMaticLunar is an amazing watch. I need the stainless blue dial in my life... but I also need my wife not ask the price! Tissot have some fantastic everyday office watches with both the PRX and Gentleman Powermatic (as silcon balance at that price is pretty sweet). I love the Longines line-up... especially the Master collection, and the retrograde moonphase. Hamilton have so many great value watches, and there's something for every occasion in the Omega line up. I have to say, Swatch group seem to be killing it at the moment, you could build a stunning collection without ever having to buy outside the group... Maybe an idea for a video ;)

[@softballm1991]

I own a Certina, why because you or someone else put a video up with the 5 top entry level luxury watches. I had the other four and said what the heck, it came up on Jomashop at a deep discount so I purchased the watch. It fits right in with my Tissot's and Hamilton's. Of course they all have a baseline ETA movement that has been customized for each brand. Personal observation, the Hamilton energy reserve last about 12 hours longer. Accuracy on all the watches is about the same (surprise). The Certina dial is beautiful.

[@ultraluxeest1991]

What's wrong with the Breguet dial, just to the left of the 3 O'clock?

[@Gabriel.0307]

I have the Hamilton Pilot Pioneer… its a perfect 36mm watch. Hamilton is a incredible brand with an rich history.

[@fotiosbris9787]

The omega seamaster is my favorite watch hands down. The Blancpain is one of the best divers ever made. Breguet and Glashutte are class. But in my opinion the best value for money watches from the group are Tissot, Certina, Longines and of course those plastic little marvels from Swatch. Respectfully

[@donrossi1603]

I am a big Tissot Fan....What is your opinion of the Powermatic 80 movement..??

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

From a historical standpoint, gotta go with Breguet. As I live in central PA near Lancaster, my heart is with Hamilton

[@asdwinner1234]

I’d like to see more love for Certina, Tissot, Longines, and Glashütte.

[@MusikPiratCH]

You should specify Glashütte Original (because there is also Union Glashütte in the Swatch Group)! 😇

[@asdwinner1234]

@@MusikPiratCH is Union Glasshutte that inferior?

[@MusikPiratCH]

@@asdwinner1234 Good question and I honestly don't know it. In the Swatch Group Union Glashütte is positioned under Glashütte Original. But this positioning of brands among the Swatch Group I really don't understand! 😇 Personally according to its history I rate Tissot higher than even Union Glashütte. But that's my own subjective view. 😍

[@user-xc7gb8gj6r]

Rado, excellent watch 👌

[@hotkoreanmvs]

I really love the Swatch company and all of their lineup. I believe that a watch collector can create an amazing collection only using Swatch and it's affiliated brand and not really miss out, but that is my personal opinion. Having said that, I would rate the watches as follows: 1- Breguet 2- Glashutte 3- Omega 4- Longines 5- Blancpain 6- Rado 7- Mido 8- Hamilton 9- Certina 10-Tissot and finally at 11- Swatch. Breguet is my favourite because it has so much history (I know about Omega going into space and moon), but Breguet was the first brand to make a wristwatch for the Queen of Naples and also (this is contentious) but been said to be the first to create the tourbillon. Let's not forget, if it's not for Swatch, the Swiss watch industry would have collapsed due to the Japanese movements.

[@tremellsingleton6993]

I own a seamaster planet ocean, longines hydroconquest, I have 5 different Tissot, and a Hamilton. The Omega wears amazing on the wrist, but the Tissot are really fun to wear and wear just as well as Omega.

[@jimgreene4248]

Excellent video and thank you! I agree that Omega is the best choice and I recently purchased their World Timer and SMP diver 300m Beijing edition. Both stunning beautiful timepieces!

[@indy5797]

I purchased a Certina Super PH 500M monochrome from a Swiss AD that shipped direct to the U.S. Stunning watch and value. More solid than my Seikos and Marathon. Best bezel action in the business, beautiful 1969 design with polished 43mm case that looks great in any setting. Accurate to 1.5 seconds a day over 3 months. A fantastic company with a great history. Tough to get in the U.S. so few influncers mention them. The quality/value exceeds that of every other watch I own by a good margin.

[@markstarmer3677]

I own an Omega Globemaster . A very under stated master chronometer. Beautiful in Sedna gold / steel.

[@alessandro_L]

According to Morgan Stanley's market research of 2020, Omega is the second swiss brand in the world with 8,8% of market share (calculated by value) coming after Rolex with 25% of market share (HOLY FUCK). Longines, and that's very interesting, arrived 4th and therefore is the second best selling brand under the Swatch umbrella

[@tiburonski]

In order of best brands: Glashütte Original(Panoreserve!), Breguet, Omega, Longines, Union Glashütte, Hamilton, Mido, Certina (DS PH500!), Tissot (navigator ✌🏻), Rado. I am from 🇦🇹 Austria…

[@Asan718]

Omega is clearly the Swatch Group’s best brand but I agree with the poll. Hamilton is personally my second favorite. They provide great value for the money. I have a khaki field as my everyday watch, a Jazzmaster for work and I’m eying their recent scuba diver with a ceramic bezel that us under $1k. Hamilton watches are just hard to beat for the price.

[@olewisloff7657]

That`s right! Hamilton watches are just hard to beat to beat for the price.

[@briantalley3265]

My Tissot Powermatic80 Chronometer is my new EDC.

[@salmana4239]

Greetings from Dubai Just received my Tissot PRX powermatic 80. WOW what an amazing watch

[@jeremyjones5687]

I don’t know about the other brands, but I loved my swatches in the ‘80s😝 and I love my Longines hydroconquest now.

[@The3Dprinterguy1983]

What you think on diesel big daddy watches

[@buildingAbiz]

RADO all the way for me... looks like brand new forever since it won't scratch

[@tfchin23]

What about swatch watch itself ? Sistem51 ?

[@thetravelingnomad6203]

I do agree with most of the choices, but imho, there are some honorable mention missing. Breguet Type XX-XXI-XXII if your pref is not dress watches. The Aqua Terra GMT worldtimer is in fact a small budget Patek thus even better than the Omega King. Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 that needs more attention, on point in regards of price, design and function Genta design Tissot.

[@robertlevasseur6843]

Another outstanding video. I think you are right to say that Omega is the " anti-Rolex. " Rolex is so dominant in its segment that I don't know what we would do if Omega was not around.

[@ChromeMan04]

Omega is Rolex’s true competitor

[@jasondismuke4837]

I'm trying to decide between a tissot couturier automatic day date or a hamilton khaki aviation pilot day date(interstellar).

[@allanreardon]

I've got Omega, Swatch, Hamilton, Longines and Tissot. My two Omegas are hands down my best Swatch Group watches. My thought now is whether I need to continue through the rest of the Swatch group, buying one from each brand to make up my own mind. 🤣 To be honest I probably won't, but I do have my eyes on a couple of GOs. It'd be a Panomatic or one of the stunning 60s range.

[@han7902]

Value king is Tissot. Chronometer grade Swiss movement below $500, got it?

[@richardshaw1968]

Certina massively over looked. All things being equal Speedmaster over a Daytona any day of the week…

[@QuanPham-uq7ml]

Omega hands down. LOVE my seamaster 300 diver. BUT I have a soft for a few of the others in the group....Longines, Rado, Mido, and Tissot.

[@obesetuna3164]

Jaquet Droz?

[@rolanddutton4723]

Certina Precidrive chrono - 1/100s timer, jump hours, thermo-compensated quartz movement, ceramic bezel (and it looks awesome). That's the best Certina for me and one of the best ETA watches for the money.

[@stevecarrero4120]

Good morning Jory! Off topic. Did you ever do anything on Zulu and NATO straps? If so I couldn’t find it. I’m interested in your opinion.

[@javierpatricioromero8564]

Breguet Type XXIII all time long!!! The steel version. Longines Heritage Sector dial in black Hamilton Kakhi King Really interesting video

[@GeeMood]

As a dive watch nut that Glashütte Original SeaQ Panorama Date is my absolute grail, above anything Rolex or Omega makes. Such a gorgeous watch. My current affordable grail is the Tissot Sea Star 2000 Professional Powermatic 80. Mido's Ocean star decompression timer 1961 is top for me. For Longines it's their heritage skin diver. Rado Captain Cook slate grey is a killer retro diver. Breguet's Diver is not made anymore, I don't think, so gotta go with the Marine. Blancpain's 50 Fathoms Bathyscaphe no doubt. Certina's DS PH200M. How bout Alpina's Seastrong or their Seastrong Heritage? Omega would definitely be their Seamaster 300.

[@VersedNJ]

Alpina is owned by Citizen. And not a negative I own a few.

[@GeeMood]

@@VersedNJ You're right, my apologies. Yes, I really like Alpina.

[@davidsherrick824]

On my second Tissot.. 3 Omegas.. and.. a Submariner.. maybe too fashion... ish but love my Cartier.. yeah they aren't all in the Swatch group.. but have a 1945 Hamilton.. when they were American made. Really liked that Mido.. but I need another dress watch like I need ... well I should look at others... Great review.. life's too short to own a boring watch! That's my new catch line!

[@CraigRoccanova]

What about Glashütte Original? That's my pick!

[@bjornhuijnen5044]

I own a Hamilton pan europ (2019)and a Breguet XXI (2008)from the Swatch groep. I have had all kinds of Omega’s in my collectie over the years, but they are all gone. Like the brand Omega however. Somehow they are frist watches that I trade in for a IWC , Rolex ect. Hamilton is very good value and Breguet is timeless. They both diserve more love from collectors in my opinon😊

[@krzysiok]

Do you have Certina in America? I there are more popular than Hamiton in EU

[@CJ_102]

Tissot and Longines most underrated. But totally agree with Omega as best (most desirable)

[@jamesmustin7289]

For me the Omega Tressor. I own a 1949 Omega Tressor 18k rose gold with a black face with sub dial for seconds. It is a beautiful Watch. I bought it three years ago for the princely sum of $1500.00. This watch is pristine. Today you can buy a modern version Of this watch for $16,500. True my watch is a seventeen manual wind watch, but it runs every day. The modern version is bigger, but very similar.

[@derosa1989]

Everyone is so obsessed with stainless steel sports watches, i get that. But the Omega 40mm DeVille Tresor, especially in white gold with the "clous de Paris" pattern on the dial, that's a killer watch.

[@ShashankD137]

I know tissot is very affordable, specially considering it's swiss made. Somehow they watches don't have that heft or the metal feels Lil plasticy . Do they use 316 SS ? For the price, an equivalent seiko feels better

[@tazzie165]

Hey Jory, could you please review the Longines Flagship Heritage, they look really nice and I'm questioning whether to get one

[@BrittPearceWatches]

Omega is definitely the darling of Swatch! And the most commercially popular brand. But I would say Breguet is the "best" watch brand of Swatch!

[@jordanbaxter7807]

Truth is that while Breguet is objectively the best, Swatch have to work with what has the most recognition and cachet, which will always be Omega. Between anyone born after 1989 knowing it as "the" Bond watch, and fairly aggressive marketing full stop, Omega is without doubt the easiest one to sell as an image/lifestyle brand.

[@juliojimenez415]

Popularity and Best are two different things. This is a popularity list….

[@ThisIsTaco1]

Well, the viewers voted, but I agree with you. Breguet and G.O. are the best.

[@anthonyuchello2031]

That Mido Baroncelli is beautiful. I'd spend a little more and get the COSC Chronometer version though.

[@mutolo1990]

I own a Hamilton, Omega and Mido and I don’t regret buying any of them. I also have a couple of Rolex’s that I do regret buying as I tend to subconsciously baby them.

[@brito4business448]

Hi, mate. I totally agree about Speedmaster, but in second place is the AquaTerra!!!!

[@AvroBellow]

I think Tissot is the best brand for most. The Seastar 2000 is specced out like an Omega Planet Ocean but I think that Swatch's best brand BY FAR is Breguet.

[@gzygouris]

1) Omega Aqua Terra Black Dial 2) Glashutte Original Seventies Panorama Date Chronograph Gray 3) Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Black Dial 4) Longines Heritage Flagship Black Dial 5) Hamilton Khaki Murph (I know you trashed it but it’s a great watch and the leather strap is amazing)

[@nukadog1969]

I'm still fairly certain that my next watch will be a Hamilton H42515555 will be my next acquisition. Jazzmasters are killing it at the near-luxury level.

[@joesteve3299]

What about Jaquet Droz? Their enamel dials are first rate.

[@Marcusforealius]

holy cow that green Longines Spirit is good looking. That's one of the best green dials of all that's been released this year

[@N7Sound]

Why Swatch itself was not mentioned? :( :(

[@harcotelindert]

Omega is a great brand, but the "best watchmaker in the Swatch group" no. The best one within the group is hands down Glashuette Original

[@CheesyCore]

Breguet?

[@artieshell9205]

You mean the highest price …. Price doesn’t equate to value

[@smm6526]

@Harco te Lindert - you clearly are no horology person..

[@JJL206]

JORY - Since you’re a watch guy and a Porsche guy (can you tell where I’m going with this?)…would you consider reviewing Porsche Design watches on either of your channels? The “1919” series is particularly interesting… Just my $.02! Thanks!

[@armandojuan64]

I own a 26 years old Omega Seamaster that still works and looks like new and is the favorite watch in my small collection . At some point I owned a Rolex Sub and this Omega Seamaster , however during the real state crisis of 2008 I had to get rid of one of them due to money problems ..... guess which one stayed with me and which one went away . Omega for life .

[@lukasz_zegarkowy]

How bout the Swatch watches from Swatch group?

[@gulfmen86]

Who voted on these polls? How the hell did Hamilton beat Longines, Glasshute Bregeut and Blanpain?

[@zsb707]

Dude, you can't even spell the brands right 😯😐

[@jil2936]

me. becuase i have an xwind and 1000m frogman.

[@Trilogysworld]

That spirit watch is fire I have the sun burst , blue on strap and bracelet and I think is fantastic

[@eman331]

I just began watching this and I just have to say, Tissot PRC200 all the way!

[@derektaylor7613]

My first proper watch was tissot prc200. Still going strong after 10 years

[@urielalbertosanchezm]

And the watch from swatch brand itself?