The Watches Of A Government Agent (Rolex, Breitling, Panerai, Seiko, & MORE)

[@joshyong0]

Props to Greg for sharing his story with such vulnerability! So glad to hear that he had community supporting him in tough times.

[@UTOOOOOOOY]

This is why I love Teddy, no advertisement of his own shop, no showcasing, letting the story be told. this is why this is the best watch channel on youtube. Nothing but love for watches.

[@simonrano8072]

He used to interrupt everytime he knew what the interviewed was going to say to show he knew already. It is better know.

[@jdssurf]

@@simonrano8072good to hear

[@IsaiahTrollenberg]

@@simonrano8072 I agree, it seems he has learned how to be a better host! Gotta love it!

[@eibi2001]

I like how Teddy lets the guest talk. Doesn't interrupt and lets him tell his story.

[@drapedinregality]

Unlike Kevin lmfao

[@lanslarrazabaldemartinez6829]

This is the most popular Panerai story... I've heard about this story a few years ago... I'm just so blown away when I reached the end and realized this was the man in the Panerai story... Thank you, Teddy... I actually shed a tear due to this.

[@EXPLORIDIOTSFLORIDA]

Teddy. This is the best interview I've ever watched on your channel! Thank you for bringing light to real people and real stories.

[@ilijaflight23]

Absolutely! ❤

[@robertsmithpresents]

I think Teddy may have stumbled on a niche content opportunity. We love good watch stories. This video was absolutely perfect.

[@jhcowatchinglifestyle]

I'm not crying, you're crying😭... what an incredible story. Sadness and love. Moments in friendship from a community that really rallied for one. That's the stuff Teddy. Thanks to Greg for sharing his story and to Teddy for opening this window for all of us to see.

[@phunkdoctaspock]

You're* Like seriously though, can NO ONE spell anymore???

[@lamarwest8583]

I’m with you guys. Incredible story, collection and man.

[@Michael-jv7uq]

The fact that Teddy didn't start crying is making me wonder about him.

[@odenirongiant]

​@phunkdoctaspock I'm with you on the spelling thing but this particular video deserves a little less bickering in the comment section.

[@da___man]

You’re is correct. Meaning you are. Like you’re an idiot. If he had written your crying, it would have been in reference to the crying that you have been doing.

[@motorpsykler]

To remain a grateful person after something like that happening is testament to this man’s character. It’s people like this that we all should look up to. Thank you Teddy for letting this man tell his story.

[@John-st5gw]

Great to hear from another watch collector who's also a shooter. I served in the US Marine Corps for three years and the NYS Army National Guard and also served with the NYC Police Dept for a little over 20 years. And I also trained police NYC Police Officers as a firearms instructor. In my time as a police officer we used the S&W M&P Model 10 revolver. Before I retired we had just started training with the Glock 19. That was over 30 years ago. Today I still shoot and attend carbine and pistol courses. Can't get shooting out of my blood. I started collecting watches late in life. Nothing as extravagant as your collection. But, what I can afford. Several Seikos, SKX007, 009, & a 013. A couple of Turtles, a Flightmaster, a Squale and several others. I still have dreams of owning a Rolex. Or maybe even a Panerai. This is a great video.

[@hubertbonisseur3190]

I came here out of curiosity to know more about government agents' watches, and I heard the most touching story, a story of love, courage, generosity, passion and brotherhood. Thank you so much Greg for sharing that story, and Teddy for making this amazing video.

[@AC-re3lp]

This man's story put tears in my eyes. I'm sorry for his loss. It was one of your best interviews.

[@dszeto1560]

Bro look good with no hair. Greetings from Ethiopia!

[@whykid]

Ah finally. The Monster makes an appearance. And a very apt one with the nature of the owner. The story with the Panerai was deeply tragic and hard to hear. Coupled with the cancer, Grey's been through a lot just as a person and I hope he remains strong for himself and his children. We absolutely LOVE this series, Teddy. Don't ever stop doing this - we're here for every single one of it. Much love from Malaysia!

[@brianzane905]

Just wow. Possibly the most memorable and meaningful 30m of content I’ve ever watched on KZbin. Greg, thank you for sharing your collection and your story- and Teddy, thank you for doing these interviews. I love all of the “standard” watch content out there including yours, but conversations like this are so needed and appreciated.

[@notesfromafar]

Well I did not expect a watch video to make me cry. Greg seems like a good man and I love how the community looked after him and this family.

[@scr1ptz]

New enthusiast here. I'm at that stage where, you JUST started to notice the watches on some peoples wrists, just started to read the articles and watch the videos on the intricacies of the watches themselves, and after only JUST watching this video 7 months after it was posted.. I gotta say what an amazing world I find myself stepping into after seeing this video! Amazing work !!!

[@wisamal-hakim5531]

That’s it. I’m getting a Panerai That’s all there is to it. Legendary group of people who supported this man The best story about a watch I’ve ever heard

[@mrchocolatebean8878]

i will also get a panerai in the future the community is crazy

[@greggott2096]

Never wanted one before. Might be in a few years, but I'm definitely going to get one now

[@ariffsukimin3275]

Considered panerai few times Now definitely getting one

[@megasoid]

I'm with you on that one. Totally bowled over by this episode.

[@alextopalovic]

Same here - definitely getting one. Never liked Panerai's design, but there is more to them than just keeping time after seeing this.

[@dansamma248]

My favorite watch-related episode ever. Thanks so much to both of you for sharing this story with the community

[@Thinkaboutit803]

Greg is a gentleman and has been running red bar Chicago from its beginning! He works a lot for the community in the Windy City. Thanks for this great interview Teddy

[@jbyrne4531]

Greg reminds me of my father, albeit he has a much more expansive collection than my old man does, but there is a certain sincerity and joy he shows that one can’t help but see on his face when he talks about his experiences, the good and bad. I truly appreciate the vulnerability and honesty about his difficulties with illness, or tragedy in general. Also, this is an incredibly touching reminder of the profound importance that the ministry of presence plays on the lives of people around us. Sometimes that invite to a random party might be so much more than just an invitation to that person, and that a little compassion often goes a long way. Great content, Teddy. I always like your various lists and informative videos, but these intimate one-on-one conversations are truly what I love about your channel. (Plus when you absolutely SHAT ALL OVER and walked into MVMT’s HQ and said it to their faces too was truly amazing docuseries work ❤)

[@SeanDaNerd]

This is one of the most touching interviews I’ve ever listened to. Never would have expected to hear something so tragic and then something so uplifting from a watch video.

[@juanriv01]

Teddy, thanks for inviting Gregg to this episode and for allowing him to tell his incredible life-story to all of us who follow your channel. One of my great pastor/mentors told me to always tell the story. It helps people understand what others go through in life. Again, thanks!

[@tyalexander8527]

I feel lucky to be able to call Greg a friend, no matter how many times I hear his story I get teary eyed. #RedBarCrew

[@davec4224]

Did they catch the shooter?

[@tyalexander8527]

@@davec4224 the shooter is serving time, but wasn’t found guilty due to mental defect. He’s been committed to a state mental facility for 40 years

[@2K9s]

@@davec4224yes.

[@phillipshaw5866]

I've known Greg for a long time now. The stories told in this interview really touched my heart. Thanks, Teddy, for sharing him with the world. Much love to you and the family Greg!!!

[@stocksxbondage]

People who work these jobs come off so gentle and polite! Edit: More of these types of interviews please Teddy! No one else is doing it like this. The reviewing the specs of a single watch format is oversaturated.

[@salorion3011]

Agreed. I zone out when I start hearing lug width and case diameter blah blah blah. Very impersonal so we need more of the human element now.

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

With all the darkness in this world I can understand their need to have a personality that's gentle

[@thefinancedude4544]

nobody undertsands the violence it takes to become getle in these lines of work..

[@1911syndicate]

I watched this video as I walked my dog and coincidentally have a Panerai on my wrist. A genuinely powerful and touching video about why we love watches. One of my all time favorite KZbin videos

[@davidt5085]

Crazy, I had been researching watches ever since your video with Greg on your channel. Ended up watching quite a few of Teddy’s videos and recognized Greg in the thumbnail image. So I’ve gone full circle now, lol. Planning to make my first purchase soon. So many comments on how watches really do tie you to specific memories and events in your life. This story Greg shared was tough but great to hear the encouragement and blessings that came from it.

[@DrBob0910]

As a retired Air Force officer and retired federal employee with Homeland Security, thank you for focusing on this dedicated agent's story and his watch collection.

[@abdulrahmanansari616]

Thank You for your service Sir ❤❤

[@scene.objects]

Tears. This was incredible for Greg to share, and I appreciate you letting him tell his story uninterrupted, Teddy. This is so good for so many reasons.

[@paultequila]

I have never commented on your Teddy, but this interview, this conversation is something incredible, which made an incredible impression on me, and lying in suffering in my bed, in illness, learning to walk from the beginning, as an enthusiast of the world of watches, I will tell you that it was something special, so optimistic at the end giving strengtch to other people out there. Thank you for that, Merry Christmas everyone

[@odenirongiant]

I hope you're doing well Paul and your situation improves a little each and every day. God bless.

[@liasisboa]

Paul I hope this finds you well, or at least comfortable. I just am getting back to speed after basically spending the winter bedridden with an illness that completely baffled doctors. Then one very astute doctor figured it out. I was hopeless but now have new life. I know your situation is likely different than mine. But I do know the isolation and exhaustion you’re feeling and just want to send you some prayers of understanding and strength. Keep your faith. Sending you healing love from Detroit❤️

[@charlesbruce2072]

@@liasisboa I'm glad you're feeling better sir. I wish you and Paul the best. May this year bring fresh blessings to you and your family, and may the watches we look at remind us of the intricacies, precision, and care with which our world was made.

[@al4986]

Went in thinking i'll be watching a watch collection interview, ended up listening a story about kindness and love. Thank you Greg and Teddy for this great session!. "Goosebumps", Teddy couldn't said it better.

[@thomaseickhoff]

Your Collector's Talk is a great concept, Teddy. It kind of pops our watch enthusiast's bubble, takes the watch fascination on the road and let all the great watch stories unfold. Keep ’em coming, please. Love your channel!

[@ImSodap0p]

Absolutely loved this. I’ve been killing downtime on deployments with videos like this one, and I was not expecting in the slightest so be so touched by Greg’s story but holy cow, what a stand up guy. It’s people like him that make people like me proud to serve our country, and ultimately grateful for folks like Greg to be looking after our communities on the home front while we’re away. The Paneri community sounds like a bunch of saints, and at the same time I completely get it. A man like Greg is worth going to the ends of the earth for to show your appreciation. Thank you again Teddy.

[@Meneervisser]

It’s said before, but this is the most touching conversation about watches and watch collecting i have ever seen. Great story, Teddy, also because you let the man speak without interrupting and drawing attention to yourself. This is about more than watches, this is about life. Cheers!

[@josephamendola5881]

Wow what a sad and heartfelt life story . How a group of Panerai watch collectors can show compassion ,support and love! Greg I hope you will find peace! Teddy great job!

[@TheBounce731]

By far the most inspiring video i have seen on this channel. I appreciate how Greg expressed so much kindness and resilience and how Teddy was able to make this interview happen while remaining so amble and respectful. Blessing

[@sethfeeney6875]

Teddy this is why I love the work on this channel. They way you converse brings out the stories. Thank you to Greg for vulnerable profound story

[@LucificNight]

Another collector who was influenced by their appearance in the movies. I was always distracted by the copious amounts of explosions and gunfire to notice what Stallone or Arnie was wearing on their wrists, but this series has shown me how movies popularized and got so many people interested in watches.

[@SeanDaNerd]

I started noticing them because I got into watches. Now I’m always curious and I get an itch to add to my collection when I see it on screen.

[@RayCraddock]

Nothing more to say really, other than thank you Greg for sharing your profoundly moving story and Teddy for pulling this together. This is exactly what it is all about, watches are objects, but through our love of these things we associate them with events in our lives and share those moments with other similarly minded people. It is a joy to have a community like this!

[@cardinalscribe]

I didn’t think I would be crying when I started watching this! Great interview.

[@mugumbo9634]

Holy hell. I don’t think I’ll be the same again. Extremely touched by Greg’s story and the gratitude he feels by what’s been given. For me the most powerful part is him leaning into connection despite being broken and not knowing the people. I felt like the best example of leaping off the ledge and just human beings loving each other and creating resilience and support. Wow. Thank you so much Teddy for giving Greg space and thank you Greg for pouring into yet another strangers life and paying it forward.

[@Apetro89]

Wow! What an interview… I was holding back tears as I was watching this. This man has experienced something so horrible but the story that follows is one of the best ones I have ever heard. This is Panerai’s marketing golden ticket moving forward. Hope they make something of it

[@sergioaleman1512]

What an incredible human being and a wonderful interview! One of the best watch interviews I’ve ever seen! 🙏🏽

[@BalorDevitt]

you can tell he's a legit watch collector who has great stories from each timepiece he buys. the same could not be said about those fashion youtubers who just rent in order to make a video about their "collection" so they can have some cred from the watch nerds. 🤣

[@DavidMiller-lk3ir]

The most touching story. Greg is very fortunate to be in such a great caring community. What a great group of people!

[@erikrsun]

The timing on this video right before Christmas is great, great example of people being great to each other after tragedy. Great video.

[@nini54004]

This might have been the most beautiful story i have ever heard in the watch industry. It is crazy to see Greg still finds happiness in life and in doing this interview, this shows what a strong and kind hearted soul he is. He sadly has gone through a tragedy no person should ever have to endure, god bless his kids remained unharmed. Greg's wife has left him with a great memory of the time they spend together as a family. To hear what the Panerai community did for Greg is north of exceptional, i was never a Panerai fan or someone who showed interest to Panerai... after this story i will pick up a Panerai in the next few years to remember the day i watched this video. To Greg: From what we saw in the video and hearing about your story there is no doubt you are a wonderful person and a person with great values, i wish you and your family the very best. I hope we could see you again in a longer format interview to hear more about your passion and adventures. Thanks Teddy for this amazing piece of art and for letting Greg tell his story and share a piece of his book.

[@JosephCimaomo]

I never knew a watch video would make me cry. Greg’s story is so touching and you can see the love for his family through his stories and watches.

[@TheIronDuke9]

I don't know what I was expecting when I read the title to this video but it wasn't this - I'm blown away - grown man here with tears on my cheeks. Amazing. Extraordinary. No other "watch channel" compares.

[@keithbost6250]

Outstanding interview, Teddy. Great guest with a very moving story. Just shows how watches can bring joy into your life just like a good friend.

[@pieterjlansbergen6988]

Most touching watch story I ever heard indeed. Kudos to both of you for posting it online.

[@robcameron9351]

What an incredible story, wow. Well-done, Teddy, as always. Merry Christmas to you and the team!

[@dhmy2kgto]

Heard Greg's story through other KZbin channels but to actually hear it from the man himself just brought a tear to my eye. Great interview Teddy!

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

If Teddy ever goes missing, it's because he insulted this guys collection

[@wayne7399]

BAWHAHA

[@ephraimchama4756]

That is a crazy comment 😂

[@JasonTheWatchGuy]

@@ephraimchama4756 just so we all know 😂

[@atharsami]

Hahaha 😂

[@Snapcracklepop541]

He probably does have a very particular set of skills…

[@fatfredthe28th]

I've been a consumer of KZbin for no less than 15 years and this is among the best interviews I've ever seen on this platform. And Greg absolutely epitomizes what it is to be a class act.

[@NordishByNature265]

Wow, what a story. I am sorry for the loss, but what an amazing experience came out of such a tragedy. Big respect to all people involved here.

[@SubieSpecial]

As a novice watch enthusiast, I stumbled into Ted’s videos to learn more. This is the first video I’ve seen that explains the connection and the story behind the watch, hats off to Ted. I still hang on to an old beat up Casio G-Shock because I’ve been through hell and back with it during my time in the Fire service. Greg, I’m so sorry for your loss, thank you for everything you do for our country, the people, and community. Thanks for sharing your story with us and many blessings to your family.

[@chris_abazas]

I couldn't holding my tears.. What a great guy.. So we should pick our watches if we like them ,no matter what other people think, cause life is short and also every watch has a story behind it.. Wish all the people to be happy and healthy. Greetings from Greece. 😊

[@panagiotissoufliotis6558]

Ακομα και δω ρε φίλε Ελλάδα! Να σαι καλά αδερφέ.

[@joshuavong4827]

This is incredible. Hats off to Greg for being a great storyteller, and for having the strength to get through this tragedy with his family. Teddy - those who let the interviewee shine are rare these days. Well done.

[@jwstan5]

Please keep doing these. What a profound story about the power of certain watch communities. Makes me want to learn more about Panerai.

[@KeepingWatchUK]

All the best Greg to you & your children. I’m so sorry for the loss of your wife. Thank you for telling your story. Brought tears to my eyes. Teddy, you are truly a class act in this hobby of ours. Whilst many other KZbinrs focus on nonsense & typically Rolex related speculation without much else to add, you produce real quality. You & your business deserve every success. Happy Christmas.

[@Csibu89]

Amazing interview, great guy, what a life story. Such a nice, humble, but tough character. Great job Teddy.

[@brianwarner44]

Wow!! I never expected to get watery eyes when i clicked play...what a great video and powerful story. Hearing how great those people were to him was so awesome. This is one of my favorite Teddy videos. Great work 👏👏

[@artggonzales]

What a great interview with a down to earth kind of watch collector. Love the interviews with collectors that are average folks. I use the term loosely. Thanks for this content!!! I like this one especially as I am a government employee as well. BTW. The human factor was heartwarming.

[@hunterda13]

Wow wow wow! What an incredible journey and story Greg had to tell. I still have tears in my eyes. As a newer collector this made me appreciate the hobby and community so much more.

[@brianwear1328]

Wonderful collection and a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing, Teddy.

[@cgmiliani88]

It never crossed my mind that I’d be watching a collection review, and I’d end up with watery eyes. This goes far beyond the watch collecting, this is why we love watches. It’s about belonging, about creating a community. This is incredible, not because of the watches, but because of the story behind it…. I don’t like, I love it. Thanks Teddy and team for putting this together. I love to be a part of this hobby and passion.

[@shangalangshalala]

Thank you for making this video Teddy and thank you Greg for that story. It is genuinely an inspiration for humanity, let alone watch enthusiasts. This is the true soul of the hobby, memories throughout time. Bless ye and Merry Christmas

[@delonteeast7955]

One of the best uploads, Teddy! Really touching stories from Greg! Very heartfelt. This is the very essence of why we watch collectors collect watches. It's for the stories and meaning behind these wonderful timepieces!

[@wisamal-hakim5531]

I enjoyed this guy and his watch collection. Thanks for letting him do the talking. Just as cool as the stunt guy who dumped all his watches out of a bag onto the desk Well done for picking true enthusiasts with nice watches and good stories. Great to everything from citizen to Vacheron

[@davidrg1550]

This was a good vid That last watch story made it an incredible one Tears streaming listening to that

[@BMRS03]

Love this video Teddy. And love this 007’s collection. Every piece has a story. This is the kind of collection I want to see. Not some rich dude showing off his hype pieces without any knowledge of the horological context of the watches

[@danchapman5944]

The best advert for Panerai of all time……stunning interview.

[@TheSilverGate]

Teddy's camera work makes every watch look stunning

[@74CD]

This a beautiful story, very moving. I love the sentiment that behind every watch there is a person. This is why I love watches, they are more than objects, they are extensions of us, the stories we hold and the lives we lead. Thank you Teddy, again, a beautiful episode.

[@Lebon996]

Very moving video. Greg certainly has been through hard times. What a true gent and lovely family man. Certainly tough watches for an even touger fella. Well done Greg. Great video Teddy.💯👍

[@codycurnutte9778]

Major props to this guy being this vulnerable and real

[@PaulKaiser42]

Great story!!! Great collection and a great guy!! Thank you Teddy for having him share that amazing collecting journey

[@the_shadow_realm5110]

I wasn’t expecting that ending. Very profound and touching.

[@zfehnel]

What an incredible guest (and video) Teddy! I love seeing these collection videos not merely for the "cool collection" factor, but to hear the lived experiences that accompany them. I believe it's less about acquiring the collection, and more about building an incredible legacy to leave behind once you're gone. You're really hitting the nail on the head by allowing people with such rich lives share their stories, because that's what it's all about. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@jimmiller7963]

Best interview I have watched on Teddy's channel! Kudos to Teddy for letting Greg tell his emotional story without interrupting.

[@realrezlyy]

This one hit hard. Thanks so much for this Greg, truly inspirational.

[@SingerOfTruth76]

“We welcome you with open arms, and a covered wrist”. That gave me goosebumps as well. That was awesome.

[@dearwillym]

Thank you Teddy for bringing class and integrety in the Watch community❤🎉🎉

[@AnaInTh3Sky]

I came for a chilled collection video and now I'm crying... bless you Greg, your wife, your new friends and thanks Teddy, as usual.... what a phenomenal work you do ❤

[@MrLebron1988]

Wow ! To see how positive he is even though life has dealt him a mess up hand is amazing. I love to see people like him . Bc in reality it helps me realize how grateful I should be . Awesome teddy !!

[@peterbush1595]

All of us watching along and then these stories of Greg's life challenges unfold. The compassion and kindness extended to him in the darkest hours is a testament to those kind people who went out of their way to comfort him. Teddy as always natural and dignified in his delivery. The film confirms that there is hope in humanity still.

[@arderiibrown1073]

This is one of the best interviews I have ever watched, this is an amazing story and I appreciate you using your audience to share it Teddy.

[@drmanhattan225]

Love these types of videos. Have a great Christmas and new year Teddy.

[@Human_2.0]

One of the most interesting heartfelt and meaningful discussions I've ever seen around and about a watch collection and its owner. Well done Teddy. This was real.

[@stewygb9915]

Just.. wow. What a legend, and I can’t imagine there were many dry eyes after the Panerai story. A first class interview/chat. Actually the most engaging one I’ve ever watched. Thank you both

[@chrisworsnop7805]

Teddy, really well interviewed. The ability to ask questions in the right spot is good but the ability to simply listen and not chip in is especially. Good interview mate, well done

[@XHobbiesPrime]

Okay that Panerai story is amazing.

[@btpcpa93]

What a story and episode. Brought tears to my eyes! Thank you for sharing your story and really enjoyed your collection.

[@alplop]

Teddy always has impeccable posture. And this was a very moving interview. Thank you both.

[@mr.tellithowitisz]

He looks like hes about to graduate.

[@alplop]

@@mr.tellithowitisz Bricks and mortar . He's graduated :)

[@ill-nois2282]

This is exactly what makes a great watch collection. Greg had a story for every piece he owns, it's almost as if each watch takes him back to a specific time in his life. You also have to appreciate how he uses these time pieces as tools and how well they've kept up.

[@onyotmunoz]

Thank you Teddy for this type of content. Much love from Cebu Philippines.

[@lougodbar1379]

I learned about this man and his Panerai story about 4 years ago in a Revolution Watch interview. In fact, that interview played a role in my decision to choose the PAM00372 as my Luminor. While that video focuses mainly into his tragic event and the 372, this is a much more in depth conversation into his collecting journey. The story of how the watch community has helped him through his recent battle with cancer (unknown to me until now) and the loss of his wife is indeed touching and uplifting. Another great one Teddy!!! Happy Holidays from Puerto Rico to you, your family and your team.

[@Adrian_3006]

Some awesome pieces, really great background story to them. Very down to earth guy 👍. Devastating what happened to his wife!!!! Great video Teddy! 👌👊

[@agg8355]

Really cool video. Watches are definitely a niche thing within the LE/Military circles. Lots of “if you know, you know brands”. Great work, Teddy!

[@ilkerYT]

What a great storyteller :D

[@fiestastsquad4045]

All I can say is WOW. I just recently found your channel Teddy and have been following for some time now. You’ve inspired me to buy my first collectors piece and then some. This video is truly incredible. Greg’s stories alone made this video for me and I wish you both the best. Thank you for sharing this with us all. We live in a crazy world nowadays and it’s so refreshing to hear that there are still kind/humble people out there. Especially in the watch community 😎. Take care of yourself and keep the great content coming 🤝

[@fieldwalker]

Interesting collector talk! My dad was an Explorer 1016 guy, but I when I wanted a Rolex, I was declined from even being on the AD waiting list 😂. What a nutty company 🙄