The Journey Is Finally Over!

[@korien8976]

"My journey is over..." Don't do this. Don't give the wife hope!

[@Aon01]

Lol

[@pramodpatil6041]

True

[@Daniells1982]

😂

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

True!!!!

[@RooiRus]

😂 Be your own man!!! 😂

[@zaygezunt]

When I saw the thumbnail I went straight into panic mode - no more Mad Watch Collector videos?!!! It took three minutes of breathing into a paper bag before I was sufficiently recovered to watch the video. The BB58 is gorgeous and I have to agree ... the perfect diver.

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Thank you my friend! Sorry for the panic!

[@blaketaylor9317]

For me, my dive watch journey peaked with my 39mm Longines Hydroconquest Ceramic. It's the "Goldilocks" zone for me. Brand heritage, versatile, perfect size, thin, best "off the shelf" movement imo (modified ETA 2892 with silicone hairspring for antimagentism and 70+ hour power reserve). It's not the "best" dive watch, but it's the perfect balance of spec/price/design that I've found.

[@dazherbert2782]

That sounds epic. I'm going to a) immediately Google it, then b) auction one of the kids off, the hard-working one. Should cover it.

[@varanid9]

@@dazherbert2782 Auction off the one that eats the most.

[@FazerWiz]

@@dazherbert2782 I love Longines too - my dear old dad left me a gold Longines dress watch with a Record movement which is super thin and still looks elegant. They lost their way a bit over the past 50 years, but are coming back and their prices are going up. Check out the new GMT LONGINES SPIRIT ZULU TIME - it's gorgeous and they do a solid gold one which shows the direction their heading back towards.

[@thetrentmeister]

I got the BB58 blue last week and also feel that this the watch for me. I absolutely love it.

[@Miamis4me305]

This video resonates with me so much since I too found my perfect watch in 2020 when I also bought the bb58. So much so that I sold just about my entire collection. 20 watches. Kept about eight because they hold sentimental reasons. Like my Omega blue wave from 1998. The day my wife and I got together. I also kept the Casios and Gshocks but those don’t count lol. BB58 killed it for me and unlike you I don’t need a perfect anything else. This one satisfies the needs.

[@nittanyburg20]

My dive watch is an Orient Kamasu, and I actually dive with it. I love the size because I don’t like huge analog watches. It also has a unique look instead of trying to be another submariner clone. It’s up market enough to look and feel nice, but not so expensive that I’m worried about using it for it’s intended purpose That said, a lot of people in the dive community, at least in my experience, opt for G Shocks or Invicta Pro Divers because they’re cheap and do the job

[@krasnaludek298]

Orient might just be the most boring & uninspired brand available. Casio has more style for that matter … absolutely dislike Orient as much as Timex. I wouldn’t wear one for free & I’m no watch snob. Style & design are clearly subjective- whatever works for you.

[@shoryukennl1008]

Your absolutely right. My kamasu has seen the whole world and seas and I still love it. So good build and not afraid to loose or scratch it. Going for a pelagos 39 now. Interesting to see what will become my go to watch

[@cousineddie3302]

@@shoryukennl1008 fairly sure the palagos

[@nittanyburg20]

@@krasnaludek298 I couldn’t disagree more, but it would be boring if we all liked the same things. Different strokes for different folks

[@JohnBuckmaster-sw3wm]

@@krasnaludek298 that’s fine I find my Kamasu with redial pretty awesome… And I wear it as much as other watches in my collection. It cost five times the price so to each his own.

[@christopherhilton2539]

Good for you for getting both the black and blue dial BB58. Great watches. My perfect dive watch is my Omega Seamaster 300M Profesional with the blue dial. It goes everywhere and does everything i want it too and James Bond proved it looks good with a suit.

[@LS1007]

My “best” dive watch is my Tag Heuer Aquaracer in all black, titanium case, 500m WR. I splurged for it about 7 years ago. I’d love to get a Tudor someday.

[@tricky92x]

I have 4 dive watches and I think my Aquaracer Night Diver is the perfect watch for my afternoon activities on the weekends. I chose it over my black dial Submariner, my Breitling Kelly Slater, and my blue dial Omega SMP.

[@WordMadeFlesh777]

I have a soft spot for aquaracers.. have owned a few generations. I currently have the newer model with the ceramic bezel insert and the date window at the 6oclock. It’s almost perfect it it were only 40mm…..but I love it anyway..

[@Justme0495]

My dive watch journey ended with buying the Sinn U50. It has everything. A well respected brand with history. Its made of German U boat steel. It is fully tegimented, so it doesnt scratch easily. It is sandblasted and not polished. Its 300 m water resistant. Its very slim and not oversized. I dont have to worry about it while traveling or wearing. Its up to every task. Its the perfect watch next to my Casio GW5000u :)

[@brettnixon113]

They are 500 meter water resistant not 300

[@mikebthatsalll6533]

i love when you throw a random doorbell noise in the video, and my dog goes absolutely nuts. its like an added bonus

[@JohnBuckmaster-sw3wm]

My perfect dive watch is the omega, Seamaster, professional. I think it has an amazing case design, as well as the best bracelet in the business.. the 41.5 mm case size fits my wrist perfectly at 7 1/2 inches.. amazing movement and finishing. It can be had in any color for less than $4500. If you shop around a bit… It’s one of the few watches that I would consider a great value for that kind of money and quite frankly I think it’s head and shoulders above the Rolex mariner. Four less than half of the retail price.

[@rmr5184]

I own the BB58 blue since over a year and I love it! I own a few Rolexes which are spectacular but the BB58 is just soooo cool! Try to put a blue vanguard rubber strap on you blue bay. It will feel even better:) Greetings from Switzerland!

[@darrenfry4695]

Cheers Russ for another great show and you always cheer me up and give me a giggle,top man top show..

[@stephenrhodes3916]

I hear you. Believe it or not the most difficult decision i've ever had to make regarding a watch purchase was whether to buy the burgundy or blue Black Bay Smiley. Thankfully i made the right call & still wear it to this day.

[@u.u.u9969]

The combination of the gold gilt markers with tan cream filled lume, warm tan crystal and the hands jumping off the dial floating in 3D. .. It's all so breathtaking.

[@BuckNaked2k]

The older one with the rose logo and "smiley face" text is my favorite.

[@garethsigrist8714]

As much as this hobby is it can sometimes feel like we’re all stuck on a bit of a treadmill and constantly looking for the next watch 😂 There’s something so fulfilling about realising that the watch you’ve already got is that one you’ve been searching for all along! Fantastic show as persusual MWC 🙌

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Cheers Gareth! May get some stick for being too clickbaity!

[@tcwhite0104]

So very true.

[@Anirossa]

Its all dopamin hunting

[@stephenwolf8806]

For a few moments there I thought you were retiring from KZbin, I'm glad you're not! Keep on with the overall journey now that you have dive watches all sewn up.

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Still here my friend not done quite yet!

[@blakestar1743]

For me the best dive watch is the Seiko mm300 sbdx017, it’s an amazing piece. In house movement, 300 meters water resistance and lots of history too.

[@pinikpikantv3555]

I agree the skx case size (39ish to 41 ish) is definitely the best size for small wrist. But seiko watches make it possible to wear 45 ish without looking like a wall clock.

[@gman4473]

Great video love your Tudor OG I own the black bay GMT it's my fav daily wearer and fits me like a glove.

[@TheMasonator777]

Citizen NY0040. Affordable, ubiquitous movement, not huge, nice bezel, nice dial, nice case, ISO certified, nice lume, nice military diving history, tool watch cred… I could afford one to beat and one to save. I could have a collection of the NY0040/80 variants and a couple cool G-shocks and I’d be more than good. I sometimes think I’d like a SKX-013 or Turtle, but they’re way overpriced now. I don’t have the wallet or inclination towards luxury watches.

[@ernestkrajnc6412]

Man, that's powerfull addvertising!

[@TheBritChief]

I agree, I tried a number of watches and stopped my search instantly when I tried on a Black Bay 58. Bought it and never looked back.

[@mikehale7018]

I have a BB58 Blue but find I love the SLA017 more. Then I went mental and bought the SLA043 with the deep blue dial, everbrilliant steel etc and it is my all time fav. Similar in price to the Tudors, but the design and execution just hits that sweet spot for me :-) Thanks for a great vid as always.

[@adamavis101]

The sla043 is my favorite diver. Would like to get the 017 in the future.

[@stephenisaac7140]

The BB58 is my grail watch… but for now I’m on my Seiko kick. My turtle mini is my cheapest Seiko, but my favorite dive watch (even on my 7 1/2” wrist). I was worried for sec… thinking you were quitting!

[@perfectwatchquest3091]

Perfect Watch Quest...that's my gig!!! 😂😂😂

[@zulu6ix290]

I agree. Really love it. The silver case one too.

[@andym847]

Tudor Pelagos LHD... as a right-hand watch wearer, this watch is perfect. I love it... the bracelet is beyond good. All in all, it's an amazing bit of kit.

[@neilpiper9889]

Sea-gull Ocean Star in blue. Perfect for my seven and a quarter inch wrist. Seagull 1963 38mm sapphire perfect dress and pilot watch. Loreo 40mm blue diver for work on the building sites. Seagull ST16 movement inside. All 3 for under £300

[@GU5S]

My dive watch pursuit was over as soon as I got my Omega Planet Ocean with the white dial and fully loomed orange bezel. Ticks all the boxes of a dive watch for me. But it is a purely personal choice and I still love my Oris Aquis too with no intentions of selling it.

[@Chrissepisje]

I'll see your BB58 and I'll raise you a Seiko SJE093. Quite frankly I am of the opinion that a toolwatch should not be expensive. Because it's a tool. So I've got a collection of some Superman, a Serica 5303 and a Seiko SPB317, and all of those are nice small skin divers, but honestly.... Seiko's heritage is unbeatable. And they are sympathetic. So the one watch I would trade my SPB317 for is the limited SJE093, even if it's too much for a tool watch. They have beautiful handsets, they are nicely proportioned and they are built like a tank. For me, those are the best dive watches. So I appreciate your BB58 for what it is, but Tudor is Swiss, which continues to be its Achilles heel in my book: I simply prefer to sponsor Japan. I like the culture, the designs and the attitude.

[@gerrytemple5044]

My journey has just ended. Having started with two Armani quartzwatches 15 years ago (still have them, still running absolutely reliably and exactly), now more than 50 watches later including Breitling, Panerai, Tissots, Cartier, Seikos, I got so bored of all the snobbish talking, fed up with dive watches in particular, I returned to what it is all about for me: beauty. And quality of course. Just bought my 3rd Armani (AR0168) which is just me. I'm selling most of my collection now and only keep 5 watches. No interest in spending the earned money on another watch. But nevertheless I love your channel and will continue watching it for the fun! Keep it up 👍

[@Andy5kp]

100% agree. I own the blue BB58 and love it. No watch is perfect. If the BB58 had a date window it would be perfect (for me). Love the channel 😀

[@derektaylor7613]

I have same watch and really miss a date window. Throw in a ceramic bezel and bracelet from the Ranger and I will sell all my other watches

[@edteach3r]

Totally, Andy and Derek!

[@diskobean]

​@@derektaylor7613doesn't the BB have a ceramic bezel? Sorry I'm not very knowledgeable about Tudor 😢

[@derektaylor7613]

@@diskobean aluminium, sadly

[@stumpfe07]

Brilliant video TMWC,added to my watches playlist.

[@skxcellent]

Russ, I'm very happy that you've found the pinnacle of dive watches for you - well done! The BB58 is an absolutely amazing timepiece. Hands down. Its actually a watch I have my eye onto buy down in a couple of years when I change careers - either the Blue Bay 58 or a vintage Tudor 79090 in blue. The perfect dive watch for me - right now - is my black-dial Omega Seamaster 300M Quartz. I'm active duty Navy so I need a dive watch that's robust, capable, has to-the-second accuracy and is always ready to go. Yet I want one that has Naval heritage, excellent fist and finish, and elegance and charm for when the situation calls for it. For me right now, that's the Quartz SMP. In a couple years? Likely the Tudor (though the SMP won't be going anywhere. We've been through too much together). Congratulations again! Realizing what you have, how it fits with your life, and why, instead of constantly looking at what you don't have is too often a rare thing in this hobby.

[@WordMadeFlesh777]

Quarts Seamasters are freaking awesome. I had one and it was awesome I should have never ever sold it. I made money off it but it’s still haunts me..

[@josephgittos3787]

Yep I went to the shop on the intention of buying another omega SMP ( sold an older one ) but kept seeing the Tudor on the internet so had a look and wow it looked like old school dive watches not like the bling omega , the black dial with gold gilt and like you say the red triangle somehow works to give it a vintage vibe , the movement so far is great time keeping and I don’t mind the thickness of the full size BB as my wrist are 7 1/2 inch so you don’t notice it on the wrist. I find myself grabbing this watch most of time even my speedmaster pro as been in the box more after buying this .

[@JP-ly7yp]

Glycine Combat Sub checks all your boxes (wears smaller) and is value beyond compare. Best part is unlike the Tudor, you don’t have to pay $3500 for it.

[@richardweir3342]

Congrats you Mad egit, as we say in N.Ireland. You are the most genuine watch tuber out there, and I love your enthusiastic videos, on all sorts of watches.

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Thank you my friend!

[@nickjohnson217]

I’m not embarrassed to say my steeldive captain Willard is my all time favourite watch, and it ticks all my ticky boxes.

[@stephenrhodes3916]

Nothing to feel embarrassed about Nick. Seiko make some classic watches & the Willard ranks highly amongst collectors.

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

No probs there man

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

❤❤❤ I have had many dive watches and it came down to 2 that I loved the most, the BB58 blue and the Yema Navygraf , I guess you can say that I like more compact type divers. I ended up selling the Navygraf and kept the BB58 for the very same reasons you have stated. ❤❤❤

[@matthewkerrison4735]

I own a Grand Seiko SBGX261 and an Oris Divers 65, but wanted a cheap diver to take to the beach. I bought an Invicta 8926OB for 65 euros during Prime Day. I expected to go straight to hell and possibly throw it in the bin after my holiday. I brushed out the polished centre links with scotch brite (very easy to do), sized it up, drew breath and put it on. You know what. I have sinned, for it has become my guilty pleasure and I’m keeping it. It’s actually rather good. Kill me now.

[@electricjoshaloo]

I've never liked the snow flake hands. That's one design element that would have to change for me to buy one.

[@loganpierce9244]

First of all… greetings from Texas..!!! Secondly; really enjoy your videos, you are highly entertaining and deeply informative. The only problem I have of late is that I have a herniated disk and your wonderful antics make me laugh causing me a lot of undue pain..!!! Keep up the good work..!!

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Sorry my friend!!!! Wish you a speedy recovery!!!!

[@littlboyleon]

I luckaly found my Personal perfekt Dive watch in the Lorier Neptune IV. Love the Vintage Look/Feel

[@A_Dude_And_His_Watch78]

I have a perfect two watch collection. Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight and a Grand Seiko SBGA 283. Tudor is a fine brand. The "poor man's" Rolex is just silly. Poor people aren't spending $3500 for a watch. That said, today's wrist check is the Seiko SPB185 or "Steelmaster" or "MM reduced." Really pulls my wrist together.

[@tiborkiss9186]

my perfect dive watch: Breil Manta Professional Diver. Swiss movement, Italian design....advertised by Italian models... vintage vibe in style.

[@patrickhartmann1540]

Also have the BB58 and it’s my perfect diver for the reasons you stated. Also have the 54, and it wears awesome, but feels more vintage and less sporty. IMO, they are both iconic!

[@unchainthewolves]

I just bought a BB58 a few months ago and absolutely love it. The only knock I have is I wish the clasp had on the fly micro-adjustment, but otherwise it’s a perfect watch for me.

[@Anonymouslyme1]

I fitted the Steel Reef micro adjustment link to mine it’s great, highly recommend

[@LamarFaciane]

0ver the last ten years I have sold every diver to enter the collection. I have yet to find my diver. The Glycine Combat Sub came close.

[@dennishibbins8610]

My dive watch is the Seiko SPB143. While not perfect it is perfect for me. I stopped looking for a dive watch.

[@waynesellers4078]

Christopher Ward series 1 Dartmouth is my perfect dive watch. British brand, Swiss made, donates to charity in an ethical way and is helping to keep watch making alive in the UK.

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

GS Evolution 9 Spring Drive SLGA015. Only problem it’s big and costs £10,600 and I do like vintage smaller watches. Love your Tudor and I might have to get it 🙈

[@rev.waynet.oleary7387]

Totally agree I have a Tudor 1926. It's discreet, yet perfectly detailed. It doesn't shout out. You wouldnt know what it was unless you knew... Tudor are beautifully made, and feel like a watch should.

[@Metronomia_Eliott]

Never say it's over... maybe in 10 years from now, you'll cross another dive watch and your journey will rise again !! :D

[@AlfredoRGuillen]

Tudor BB58.....also my perfect diving watch....have the black and the blue...love them both. The best watch I've ever owned. Don't like the smaller version though....

[@JohnTodd949]

I really love your channel..great reviews and you are hilarious with the characters and what the wife said keep up the great work 👍

[@digitalentinc]

For me the Tudor FXD is the perfect dive watch.

[@cousineddie3302]

I own the 54 but the 58 is equally as 👌🏼. Great pieces. I wear my 54 almost daily! I just go to it.

[@PeteMcConvill]

Kind of with you - I judge every watch on three very broad criteria: function. aesthetics story For me the Tudor rates: function - high. Does the basics a dive watch should. aesthetics - medium. Pleasant, nothing wrong with it but plain and derivative. Not terrible, not great, medium. story - low. The brand was created from the outset to be an appendix to another brand and it continues to be just that - no tudor (with the possible exception of the Pelagos) has a story that doesnt start with "once rolex made this watch....here's tudor version". Tudor is the Prince Harry of watch brands - the spare.

[@mtbkmaniac1]

I buy in 2's as well. When you can't decide, buy both!

[@jacobkohler]

Why Tudor didn’t incorporate drilled lugs on the BB lineup, I have no idea. I do think that true tool watches need drilled lugs - they are a very practical feature and any watch claiming to be a tool that can be used in the field needs to have them, in my opinion.

[@nickgarcia5799]

I’m so glad you posted this! I’ve been on the fence about purchasing one of these for some time now. I plan on buying 2nd hand but am nervous about trusting EBay’s authenticity guarantee. What are your thoughts?

[@maxlvledc]

I did find the perfect casio...too good in fact

[@mccloryjim]

Mad as a box of boloons ,love it , thanks for sharing m8

[@JeffreyMcMahon]

Thank you for the excellent presentation. Do you find your 2 Tudors make for 95% of your rotation and that you're happier keeping the rotation small and manageable?

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Jeffrey!!! Thank you! I’ve not questioned why I have so many then I do now because of these 2!

[@bignz721]

I wore the 62MAS-homage Seiko SPB143, and it was literally perfect (for me). I ended up getting an Islander Northport ISL-154 which hits those exact same beats and dimensions (without advertising it) & it is the perfect desk diver. Both sporty and dressy with 200M water resist. In fact, its Miyota hi-beat, light-changing ripple dial, and 6 o'clock date window (symmetry!) make it even better .. with better specs.

[@TommiAtah]

Agree the 62MAS is the Holy grail diver, I have a Fifty-four homage, after a long search, this was as close as the original you can get, without paying a fortune for an original.

[@adamcarter699]

Love your choices. I have the 58 bronze and you get so much for your buck with Tudor. Just for clarity, I have a white dial datejust 41 on jubilee, Explorer 39 and the Hulk and still think Tudor offer the best quality.

[@lieutenantkettch]

I’ve got the 58 Bronze as well!

[@fav54blueall72]

I enjoy watching you☺️

[@Max_HEADR00M]

Breitling "SteelFish" - Best DiveWatch EVER (Imho)

[@franzvanjulio5523]

You little nerd. You got me with the title. Glad you were just talking about your watch. :)

[@davelowey3074]

I made my own, but not from a company, i baught a 70s Rotary with a 2824 -0 from 72 with gold date wheel and baught a 36mm dive case with sapphire crystal, bracelet J and O, a matt black dial and a lovely set of lumed dauphine hands, serviced the moment (myself, training watchmaker) and put together, after regulation it's under +-1 s/d on wrist constantly, my wrist is 7.5" but it's not too small i have alot of vintage watches i often wear 34 - 40mm watches, that's my perfect watch i do have alot and i find myself choosing it more, it just feels right on the wrist.

[@Whizzer_]

Seiko Prospex SBPK001 - Solar powered, true GMT, big green face....love that diver.

[@markcreighton3733]

SEIKO Prospex turtle 4R36 Model: SRPD46J I purchasaed New 12 months ago and lover it Black face gold little bits, averages +1.7 seconds a day, I wear it on a Black Nato, I paid $399 Australian dollars. I wear it in the ocean daily........... Renewed my faith in SEIKO quality products which began with an 18th Bday present in 1978 7548-7000 SEIKO diver quartz which still runs like a train.

[@duaneho555]

Mine is my Doxa Sub 800TI. I’ve wanted an orange faced dive watch ever since I read my first Clive Cussler novel when I was 16. Great looks, great pedigree, and always gets noticed by watch nerds (which I am proud to be).

[@gg.komorebi]

Congratulations for YOUR perfect Dive Watch 🤙

[@dnafty]

I'm right there with ya, mate! My OG BB58 joined the collection in September 2021. NOTHING has supplanted it as the perfect diver for me.

[@spazz27]

Couldn’t agree more! Great watch… although for me the 54 was a hair more perfect as I prefer that slightly smaller size, but really you’re splitting hairs! Great choice!

[@martingomera407]

I need help, I have and love the BB54 but would like a blue watch. I like smaller watches and now you can choose between BB58, BB36 or an Omega seamaster mid size 36 reference 2551.80 Prince Harrys model with patina ;) 🙏🏼

[@AliasEveWatches]

You've sold me on Tudor bb58 being the best dive watch 😂 not just for you!

[@ricardochaveste7367]

For me, right now, the Marathon GSAR Artic in white 300 mm is the perfect watch for me at 41 mm case,with does interesting tubes my kind Diver Military grade ,I like the Black Bay 58 great everyday watch, great content as always, until then peace ❤✌️ all way from St George Utah..

[@pruteanu6]

Love Tudor ... I own a Rolex Submariner... but still my heart belongs to pelagos FXD

[@SiVispacemparabellum045]

Panerai Radiomir, hand wound movement.. for the perfect dive watch. History in spades, designed for the original commando combat divers of the Italian Navy in 1936. Well I am half Italian and I was a combat diver. No other watch to own. Rolex sub 🤮 Great vid 👍

[@BulldogBadger]

The 58 is truly stunning, and maybe one day! However until that day my PADI Pepsi turtle has scratched the divers itch for now and I love my Seitona for a Chrono

[@joewhite6875]

I’ve had the blue for a year and I love it. At one point I had the black but I sold it bc I felt weird having both. But now that I’ve watched this I want the black one back!!!

[@nicodimus2222]

Most of my watches are under $25, so for me, the perfect dive watch that I was willing to spend a little more on is the Addiesdive MY3-2 ($40.)

[@hattyfarbuckle]

Tudor BB Good - No date, red triangle, thin bezel, no guards, bracelet, better than almost all Rolexes Meh - hour hand like a warclub, overlong triangle at 12. Blue looks best. I prefer my Zenith Defy Classic with a non adjustable clasp and cutaway hands with limited lume for my very rare 2metre snorkel dives in the sun despite its date and internal cyclops.

[@HenriksenDolf]

WR 200 m plus, (means also a screwdown crown), Date, betwenn 40 and 43 mm, Hacking, Saphire Glass and unidirectinal bezel, indicators for the minutes and in ss or ti.

[@reesebroekhoven3962]

Maybe actually DIVING with the watch should be #1 on your list. Also the overall money per package is waaaay better on almost everyone watch compared to Rolex (RM you're even worse of a con company)

[@mplsmnpi]

Its a great watch, I have the new rolex sub but the 58 wears so much better..Great review.. I would like to see it eith a jubilee

[@1gman858]

I like your channel. I appreciate your production value and the entire DNA of what you do.Fantastic. If you click bait me again and scare me that there is some overly generalized "end to your journey", I will unsubscribe, stop watching and cease promoting your channel to anyone. You are quality and better than the low hanging fruit of the algorithm.

[@marcuslieberman3577]

Great video Rus. Yes, it's near perfect. For me I really like the Omega Trilogy '57 Seamaster.(2017?)👍

[@jabezhane]

I'm good with the Doxa 300T. Why? Well you don't have to baby it. You can bash the hell out of it and it just looks better. It's not perfect but I love it. I'll keep it cos like all my more expensive watches I saved up two years for it.

[@Anirossa]

For me, Seiko SNE573P1, the one of my 8 watches I use 95% of the time. Look, feel, function and the accuracy of +1s/month I get. Also my 40 straps I can slap it on without a problem.

[@robertmorano2372]

I can see it. I have never seen or handled the black bay in real life, but I love a dive watch for my daily use. It does everything I need it to. My current daily watch is an Orient ray 2 with the black dial. And while very very (very) different in fit and finish and in just about every way money can buy, the lug to lug is the same as the BB58 and about 1mm thicker. Aside from what Orient gives you for your money, I absolutely love how the ray 2 wears on my wrist. I can 100% see myself falling in love with the black bay.

[@siddharthtripathi1818]

Thank God man. Don't end this journey. Where else would be get the world bezeling federation and Mr. Paninis house with his family crest of a pig eating a lion's bottom right 😁

[@robalexander7348]

I own a BB58, BB58 925 and the Pelagos, they are Quality and accurate watches, Yes, i Agree with you 👍 Au

[@kennybacchus1488]

The. Journey. Is. Finally over. ! Madwatchcollector

[@ciprianos4]

I don't want much just a watch with all the features I want, and long lasting everything so I never have to replace it. Affordable. Yeah, it's simple really. Why is that so hard to get right?

[@corona_beforecorona]

My perfect dive watch at the moment is a Citizen Auto 200m. However future me would say it's an Omega 300m