Timex X Heuer got me Questioning Everything.

When I saw the Heuer 60th anniversary watch, I knew it was special, but when I saw the new Timex Marlin Chrono, I had a double take...I don't even know what to think anymore, watch the video for some creamy watch shots and my convoluted thoughts on watch PERFECTION.
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[@elgatto3133]

Timex has honestly been killing it lately with this, the world timer, the mk1s and expedition norths, and the tonneau.

[@mrpotatoooooo]

You know, I saw both the Timex and Tag a while ago. The Timex isn’t something I’d normally go for with it being a quartz homage. But when I saw the Tag, I realized I’m not willing to put down Speedmaster money for it. Nothing wrong with it; clearly would’ve been a good investment. But I’d sooner buy a Speedmaster. Now this video has made me reconsider the Timex. Yes it’s quartz, but I might just be entering my idgaf phase.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Yeah it's so much fun for pocket change compared to those other examples... I'll probably wear it, and give it to one of my non watch friends in the hopes of converting them 😄

[@kombo731]

@@WatchCrunchOfficial If you like it, why not keep it and wear it? Afraid of what the neighbors might say? Why this "I'll give my lesser cake to the peasants before someone important catches me eating what I love" attitude?

[@goldencalf5144]

Are you willing to spend Speedmaster money on a Speedmaster?

[@mrpotatoooooo]

Sounds like a fair trade

[@1968gadgetyo]

Why not consider the Fortis B-42 Novanaut. It's another REAL space watch. If have have extra change, that's the space watch I'll get. The moment is space tested, and is NOT hand wound. And I do get tired of all the Speedmaster look a like.

[@Valera_Scotland]

Another legendary affordable watch is the field CWC G10. I just picked mine up (currently sold out), and it has almost killed all the other watches for me. Hesalite glass, 36mm case x 10.5mm thick, fixed lugs, super accurate, issued to British Army for like 30 years... all for £279...Charming little beauty . I love it

[@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01]

I've been considering getting the CWC SBS for a while now, they make good watches!

[@Valera_Scotland]

@@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01 yeah that's very cool looking too

[@tungstencalais3201]

Just got the Timex this week as I missed the boat with the Tag earlier this year. Has been on wrist continuously since. The bracelet does feel a little cheap (especially the clasp) but the aesthetics are totally on point.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Yes the bracelet is light, but comfortable

[@skibooski6884]

i feel like just getting a nicer bracelet for the timex is still more worth it than the tag

[@FatherSonWatchTalk]

Great video! I just bought a Timex Expedition and it’s a good watch. Timex is a great brand and glad they’re stepping up their game. I love quality, but cost is very important as well. Having a family to support means more than an expensive watch 😂

[@khonjel_singh]

I love what Timex has been doing around the $200 price range. Any lower you take Chinese homages and any higher there's loads of established brands amd up and coming micro-brands to contend with.

[@paulbird1808]

I grew up in the seventies, when the Timex brand, might as well have said 'Woolworths?!' Times have definitely changed - I love this new chrono!

[@chadbailey7038]

Damn, I remember Woolworths! 🤯

[@Chowjunbon]

I was lucky enough to get this Heuer 60th anniversary model. It first came out in Jan but I must have slept on it I didn’t want it till I saw it in March, by that time it had long sold out, but I had to pay the premium for it. Still happy I grabbed it. As these are hard to find on the secondary market. Which I assume that the people who do have it , are true watch enthusiasts and like myself glad I have it in the collection.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Congrats, hopefully you didn't over pay too much!

[@comickebs748]

Don’t forget Timex’s tonneau/barrel model that completely embodies the ‘70s vibes.

[@r.drizzle7257]

Kudos to Timex for making such a beautiful chronograph but honestly I’ll go with the Tag. I’ve been looking at the glassbox for weeks and I’m honestly in love with that piece.

[@BiffTannenBTTF]

The fact that Tag made that watch limited is infuriating. The watch industry these days is absolutely horrible.

[@1968gadgetyo]

Marketing FOMO. 😮‍💨

[@Strideo1]

Every limited edition watch is just a watch for the scalpers.

[@ImteyajOchea]

Love your channel with so many stellar watches! For me the amzwatch’ watch is my favorite. Keep the videos coming. Thanks.

[@MrEmanuelThomas]

Funny enough, the Timex didn’t steal its’ aesthetic from the Carrera. Timex has a late 60s “Marlin series” reference that they pulled from and added the chronograph as a modern update to appease the appetites of enthusiast and beginners therein 👍🏾

[@nextonthewrist]

Love that mega-dome plexi on the Timex - so much warmth and character.

[@mraidymaddful]

I have a Timex Explorer Diver that is at least 20 years old. Whenever I wear it, people compliment me on it and ask how much it was, its quite laffable compared to quite expensive watches. But I still love it regardless.............

[@HillslamsMirror]

Timex isn't necessarily plagerizing. They are dipping into their own very deep and rich history. The new Marlin taps from its own past Marlins.

[@SH4D0W2011]

Yeah, they heavily inspired from ther own Timex Viscount too.

[@LuisAraujo-h4d]

amzwatch You are so well-informed about luxury watches. You've obviously done your due diligence and the comparison to the US is very informative...because of course, I live in New York. thank you very much

[@SusanKenney-x8h]

I'm genuinely impressed with how close amzwatch were able to replicate every aspect of this very very goofy looking classic watch.

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

The Tag Heuer is truly beautiful another watch that in my eyes is just as beautiful at about 1/3 the price is the HAmilton Intramatic chronograph 😊

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Yes, owned it, great watch 👍

[@camilo862]

Why did you sold it, Max?

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

@@camilo862 excellent question, I still own mine and will most likely never leave my collection

[@ryan2vs]

I've had the Timex Marlin Chronograph, Blue Dial in my shopping cart a few times now but haven't pulled the trigger.. But even just the aesthetics at under $200 seems worth it.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

It's a killer watch 👍

[@LouisMorales-zx3jm]

The Tag “Heuer” is a beauty. Too bad they were limited. Hopefully they will release the same look with a Tag Heuer logo on it. I could settle for that.

[@JodyGaamez]

Been watching your videos for a while now and was inspired to start a collection. Started with the amzwatch, its specs for price and clean looks, now am looking for a dress watch to add.

[@jeanlefranc3817]

Call it watch fatigue or sanity taking over in reaction to luxury watch prices increases, but I now consider spending multiple thousands of euros (say more than 2) on a watch I might wear 3 times in a month not a sensible behavior. Sure, I enjoy wearing my Grand Seiko to the office and my gilt dial BlackBay 58 keeps a special place in my heart, but receiving the most enthusiastic comments for a 61€ Mecaquartz vintage Patek Pagani homage (thanks Jody btw) made me reconsider a couple of things And having so much fun rocking my big boy blue dial Casio Duro or my 1990s RJOQ56 YEMA Superman Worldtime (no less 😉) drove me to skip the very good looking Tissot heritage 1938 and pick a sector salmon dial with a touch of Breguet numerals €137 Merkur, which nicely scratches that 1930s itch without the gilt. I guess that Timex would do the same.

[@ScoobieDoobie197474]

LOVE the blue Casio Duro

[@chamixone]

I own the 160th anniversary which is the same as this Tag Heuer but all silver dial and sub dials. My only annoyance is that the box sapphire crystal’s rim around the edges covers the second markers around the dial which can only be appreciated while looking at an angle. I wish I could get a plexiglass custom made and replace the sapphire glass. That would be perfect. Other than that these models are excellent quality, perfect size, amazing movement very well finished.

[@rigatake5]

Dan Henry 1964 Gran Turismo Chronograph is another alternative that is even better looking than that timex( I have both).Give Dan Henry a chance it is the best brand for vintage inspired under $300. I think you would love the 1964.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Love what Dan is doing 👍

[@arielspalter7425]

Dan Henry has beautiful watches but I cannot bring myself to buy a watch brand that’s called Dan Henry.

[@WatchfulWizard]

Yes, I have the 1964 no date silver panda tri-complex (now sold out) and I love it.

[@danryan4137]

Dan Henry is a stunner.

[@rigatake5]

@@arielspalter7425 I thought the same! But I received more compliments from it than from my Rolex and Cartier so It changed my mind. It is my favorite beater.

[@richardedward123]

I think you treated Timex with a proper amount of fairness. Thank you. Good, good watch channel. Cheers from Texas.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Cheers Richard 👍

[@LouisMorales-zx3jm]

That TAG HEUER is a beauty. Limited release sucks. So i got the TH Glassbox reverse panda.

[@CrispyFrenFry]

Great video! I genuinely appreciate your openness to understanding why homage watches aren’t necessarily a bad thing considering it’s simply a symptom of commercialized consumerism. The watch world is not unique in this way, especially when we expand our perspectives to take into account how “homage” designers or manufacturers make luxury items attainable to the mass market. These are certainly not the same quality as the true artisanal luxury watches but most of us can’t afford time pieces of limited quantities: after all, the US middle class is shrinking so the number of people who can afford such products are limited to financially well-off or the financial irresponsible.

[@stanL9]

Timex is killing it last couple of years. This, the previous range of marlins, the james brand collabs, the giorgio S2. The conversation has moved from "It's a good Timex" to - "It's a good watch!!!" Ps: The perfect watch exists. It's called the grand seiko sbgx261

[@ba2724]

I respected your opinion until you stated that the perfect watch exists and it's a Grand Seiko SBGX261. That's a bold statement that no one has the right to make. Well, um, upon further review, holy crapola, you actually might be right. Stunningly perfect dimensions and simple yet refined look for various occasions.

[@fezzes428]

cute japanese oyster homage

[@DARTHKNOWS76]

I look at it this way , the Timex, Seiko watches are a great buy for sub $700. they are just great everyday watches. Then the more expensive watches like the TG, you wear them for special occasions or if meeting new big clients or more important meetings. same with suits and shoes your not gonna rock a 5 K bespoke suit from London for a regular Tuesday at work and lunch at BJ's

[@timchan334]

Max, love your channel/review…keep up the good work! Unlike other youtubers, they always trying to sell you something.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Appreciate the encouragement 😊

[@TrackCivic]

"A nice vintage 2447 will set you back 3 times that." Wrong, only the panda SN and reverse panda NS (and their tachy siblings SNT/NST) will. 7k USD for non pandas is where the market floats. Also good luck even trying to get a 2447SN, they are so rarely on market you'd be lucky to see one available (regardless of condition) once every couple years.

[@Dr.Mzungu]

Now everyone is on the Timex bandwagon

[@francoruggeri6209]

MORE HEUER, LESS TAG!!! 🤟🏻 If I had to choose a Carrera, I would probably go for the 90s reissue with the Lemania 1873. Although, in my opinion, the Carrera 60th anniversary is the most beautiful and successful combination of tradition and modernity ever.

[@stevem863]

Tag is killing it lately. Nice to see them get some love from the US.

[@kombo731]

Max: "I'm starting to think there is no such thing as a perfect watch." World: "Fresh take. Thanks." That aside, all modern watches are derivative of something that came before. IMO, we're better off asking the question, "Considering all the things important to me right now, do I like this watch in front of me right now?" For me, my response to a Timex is often no, but often yes. This Marlin chrono is a yes for me. So is the Carrera chrono.

[@michaelhawes7185]

You did a review now I can't find one 😂 keep up the good work. Enjoyed the review.

[@benjaminvis]

I honestly don't think that if you love the look of this Heuer the Timex is going to please you as much. The Timex dial is a bit messy and lacklustre and the proportions are off. There is no sense to comparing a watch of thousands to the Timex, even if the Heuer is comfortably overpriced. The fact for me is that I left Tag Heuer to the side for a long time. Considering their pricing I will continue doing so. But recently this and another release have been undeniably excellent examples of designs. What strikes me in the footage in this video is that the quality of the Heuer can be spotted in the more distant shots as well. It really is a very good watch, and that's coming from someone who's not into its vintage forebear, nor the brand, nor chronographs

[@mrb317]

Love that Heuer. The glass box Carreras are awesome too

[@LouisMorales-zx3jm]

TH GLASSBOX is very nice option!

[@ottowilliamhalim4116]

I agree the Timex get positive nod given that the price difference. But one thing that Heuer collector almost cannot find in other chronograph I think is the lugs. Carrera lugs are just perfect for the case. IMHO.

[@vascocastel-branco3370]

Timex in the 60's had a similar chronograph, eventhough it looks like a carrera, it's not inspired by it

[@mrCoffelino]

its a waiste these beautifull quartz chronos use that mechanism with that 24 hour sub dial could be used for better purposes, hour counter, date, radial date all brands have nice designs proportions but that 24 hour thing just kills it for me

[@tobiasr4462]

The Heuer is a very lovely watch and for me as a technical guy the movement looks superb. The Timex is nice, but the date window screws up proports to a point I feel triggered badly… Anyway I have to give it a try, as I love plexi domes. Could be a sporty addition to the Junghans Max Bill Chrono. Thank you for the great review and highlighting these two gems! ❤️

[@c.f.g.2837]

Ok, Using my Tag Monaco as an example, I would never buy a cheaper look-a-like version made by someone else. I would rather buy an inexpensive watch that had its own unique look. I love that Carrera!

[@uhohDavinci]

Something about that Timex has a bit more character. Maybe its the way it looks on the bracelet, maybe its the text on the dial that make the Tag look stale in comparison. Definitely an awesome semi-vintage looking piece for a reasonable price.

[@sstanforddpt]

I was down until I saw the art deco numbers at 3, 9, and 12. And though nice, the subdials look a little off in their sizing. Looks a little squint-y. But for the price whatever. Currently looking hard at the Tag Glassbox or a Zenith. We'll see

[@jeromef2001]

In what way the timex looks looks like a Heuer more than a UG Compax Nina rindt, a Daytona, or a beautiful Enicar Sherpa graph ??? It looks like a vintage Chronograph, that s all…and you have plenty of cool neo retro style chrono like the Hamilton or the Dan Henry for instance…

[@BEYSeamaster1]

Heuer is a very expensive $800 - $1000 watch. Timex made unbelievable strides in design and quality in the last decade. I love them.

[@brunovazquez1]

Marling automatics is what I’m interested in. They’ve reissued a few.

[@SkywalkerPMs]

I went with the Dan Henry 1962. Seiko Meca-quartz, double dome ar glass, matte white dial. Looks way more expensive than $250.

[@Bugster987]

The 160th Anniversary watch from a few years ago but with black dials. Nice.

[@lc4n333]

I only started watch collecting a couple months ago. I jumped right into the vintages (I know it is a minefield but I'm a sucker for vintage stuff). Vintage watches just look and feel different to modern ones so hearing the complaint about smaller size in vintage watch but wanting a vintage look because of history just made me scratch my head. This demand creates a vintage inspired watch that try too hard to be vintage. It will never be. To be happy one should accept the smaller vintage size and thus it will be a perfect watch for that desire.

[@jaybarthelotte9520]

The Dan Henry 1962 and 1964 have scratched my severe Heuer Carrera Chronograph itch.

[@rejeskie]

If the Timex were 36mm, i'd buy it right now

[@situated4]

38

[@metalslug26]

Both my wife and I tried on the Tag Heuer, at a boutique and my wife was ready to go 50/50 on it lol. But I wasn't ready to spend that much for a Tag. But it was beautiful and wife approved. As for the Timex, I gifted my dad the Q GMT Batman, for Xmas last year. Now im considering either the Q Chrono or the Marlin Chrono, as a gift. Im torn and can't decide. Maybe ill get both and keep one..lol

[@Wienerblutable]

I sold most of my watches Rolex breitling… did go fast, I still have the heuer and it’s a nice one (I wanted to give it away very cheap / quality A) nobody buys it. So u just wait 5 years and u get the heuer for 1500 and u r still happy.

[@Cravenfr]

Well Carrera is stylish, but I can't get rid of the thought that a chronograph without tachymeter make no sense to me. So I guess I would go for the quartz Timex with design that make sense to me, if the choise was only betweens those. Good thing that I'm not on the market for a chronograph. 😁

[@XRPtheStandard58900]

I have that Timex Marlin, you can’t go wrong with it for that price range!!

[@DaksheshCorado]

Ever since I bought a watch from MaMaCoo , My question is if it's this hard to tell them apart, what is the point of owning an authentic watch?

[@robynsjp]

3 Heuers here. But all 1960s, because these were my childhood years.

[@MrShanebizzle]

Nice review bro. Digging your channel lately. Thanks!

[@zankiohex]

This watch (this one specifically with the stainless steel dial) is like permanently sold out all the time here in Europe lol... never see it not be out of stock. Damn!

[@aNsWeRkEy02]

the timex with champaqne dial also looks really good

[@clifforddean232]

How fun are those Art Deco numerals, love it.

[@Yserian]

Every time I see video of chronograph, stop watch are always running. But that won't be the case most of the time. Big stop watch second hand will be stuck in middle of the watch face through logo and stuff and the fact that noone usually shows it just prove that they are bothered by it as well. That's my grape with chronographs. I like them but I would prefer central second hand to show a time and the small seconds to actually show the stop watch seconds.

[@ChrisVPlant]

Who is here after the latest WatchBox collector convo, he had this watch, stunning!

[@Ray.J]

Nothing is perfect for everyone. The challenge is to find what is perfect for oneself. That Marlin Chrono is perfect for someone.

[@thecountrypeasanttcp1573]

Look at a Dan Henry 1964 GT with silver dial and beads of rice bracelet. Feels and looks like you're wearing a vintage mid 60's Carrera or Seamaster chrono. (Dan nailed it for the price)

[@trxstone]

Love the Tag, wouldn't pay that much money for it, got a Skymaster 38 (Mk2) by Maen instead. Super happy so far!

[@paulojpcarvalho74]

I also have my “Panda” chronograph and that is the Hamilton H38416111. The best bang for the buck!

[@zillsburyy1]

the marlin with metal bracelet is almost impossible to get!

[@leung9401]

Wow, so Tag Heuer listened to the watch community and brought back a 60ies chronograph? Then we really need to pester Omega on a daily basis to bring back their 60ies Seamaster de Ville chronographs with the 321 caliber.

[@Asbu666]

Yeah I'll be honest, this wouldn't be my every day wear watch anyways, but if you ignored the price, I'd go for the Timex. Not because it's as well finished or made or the "better watch" ofc, but because simply I prefer the design. Those 3/9/12 markers look amazing in my eyes, whereas the Heuer just looks kinda bland to me.

[@weezkidtube]

Limited edition is such an overplayed tune even at 7k. So many pieces with that 'rare piece' vein floating on the 2nd hand markets and I find it a tiring proposition.

[@dannysimenauer5745]

In between the Heuer and the Timex are s the Tudor Chronograph at $5,500 list. Discounts on the grey market.

[@AshleyAlgire]

HEY #amzwatch I have been watching you for years and im so proud of your achievements in watches.! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

[@doccyber]

Quartz is a deal breaker. I am not quartz snob but for this watch Timex needs to make an automatic version.

[@chew5170]

The tag is ok. Nothing i would swap my speedy for, though.

[@tods.9947]

Hey Max, great review. I’m going to post it on my IG with the question of “what is the most beautiful chronograph”? Personally, I think my 2018 Omega CK2998 is the best looking ever. It follows the same formula of modernizing a classic design as your beauty is f a Heuer.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

The 2998 is great, and it's a pulsometer no?

[@tods.9947]

Indeed yes it is!

[@tods.9947]

See @seiko_tod

[@giovannibusato9815]

1.Daytona newman 1. Speedy 321 2. Ebel El Primero Full Steel/Zenith

[@DavidSmith-sy2bp]

I love new TAG but I will never spend this much , in saying this I tried on 5 different chronographs on Sunday and would love a skyblue Toptime or the blue Carrera . Just gorgeous though no argument. Timex looks like the gateway :)

[@andromedagodit2492]

Think you just hit the nail on the head mate.. 😁 There is No such thing as a Perfect watch. 😉 N yes, it Is a notion or concept in our heads, formulated by our preferences, ideals, likes n dislikes... 😁 IOW, if one feels that that Timex Marlin Chrono is perfect to them... Then it is. 😁

[@dizat64]

I am clearly a watch junkie as I want both

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

A true enthusiast 👍

[@lance8163]

Does anyone have the crystal size for the watch? (Thickness too) Looking for a sapphire replacement

[@eggsII]

Nice video. I live at a watch price point where I’d likely never buy an auto-chrono simply because of the maintenance/ repair costs associated with them. I like this Timex, but… I’ve got the Speedtimer from a year or two ago. Doesn’t make sense to go in on the Timex as well…

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Speedtimer is a good one 👍

[@piccalillipit9211]

HONESTLY, I prefer the Timex - its a better execution of the design - its near perfection in balance and contrast, its got the subtleties right. The lugs on the TAG are oversised and they unbalance the entire piece. You are wearing lugs with a watch attached.

[@litan114]

QRTZ - of course it can be even lower than USD150 btw - the hour numbers shld have been remvoed

[@Chino-47]

Nice review. I'm definitely interested but the steel bracelet isn't stock is it? I've only seen the leather strap.

[@nierka99]

I love this watch so much, so perfect for my taste

[@jefftang3661]

Weird question but what blue linen(?) shirt are you wearing in some of the shots? Oh, watch is a beauty too!

[@deanjackson3238]

the lug of the tag are enormous ... why can't they make the same model as back then but in 38/39mm ?

[@trutrek913]

I like the Timex, but that crystal sticking so high up, I know I will bash it off something and ruin it.

[@joshm3297]

Does the bracelet have decent weight to it?

[@porscheoscar]

I can't take a watch seriously with a reflective crystal unless it's a plastic swatch. Sorry Timex. From across the room you see that reflection and you know it's a cheapo. Tag need to do a Grand Seiko and officially create a separately branded line in this case a vintage line with only Heuer branding at price points that compete with Longines. Everyone is just inexplicably ceding the sub $4k vintage tool watch ground to Longines and they are killing it for lack of competition in the vintage brand realm. I would have thought at current insane 8% interest rate era and shrinking budgets that more brands wouldn't be mimicking Longines efforts to deliver maximum value while delivering more heritage than Rolex and Tudor. An $8k Heuer isn't it. You're reducing the pool of customers to a fraction of the possible Enthusiasts.

[@nerychristian]

The type of customer who is buying a Timex watch doesn't care about a reflective crystal. Sure, they could improve the watch, but it would increase the price.

[@porscheoscar]

@@nerychristian agreed. But if pagani and Chinese brands can add a sapphire crystal with very little reflection, toss in ceramic bezels and very well finished cases for $80 it really makes $200 watches with none of the above a purchase based solely on brand recognition. And sorry but Timex is at the end of the day the bottom rung of the watch world without the cool factor of Casio. Timex need to out deliver the Chinese brands if they're also going manufacture in China.

[@nerychristian]

@@porscheoscar Yeah, but the Timex watch is a chronograph. Not sure how many chronographs you can find for less money.

[@TheCdM1981]

In the end it’s Timex. What it “looks” like is not what it feels like. It looks from 10ft away “nice” up close it feels like it’s $200. End of story. It’s not a problem to buy or own the Timex but to compare it is solely a clout chase for views.

[@frankdux5693]

Imo the closest thing to a perfect watch is a Rolex Oyster perpetual.

[@nerychristian]

Depends what kind of style you are looking for. I agree, talking about vintage inspired dress watches, the OP is pretty iconic.

[@frankdux5693]

@@nerychristian I mean that, it's a nice size at 36mm. It's a sports watch, waterproof, but more on the dressy side. It's has a lovely clean dial, no date window or cyclops etc. As long as you get a neutral colour it pretty much goes with any style of clothes and any occasion.

[@nerychristian]

@@frankdux5693 I believe you. I haven't seen one in person, but based on pics I find online, especially with the fluted bezel, it looks pretty classy. Unfortunately it's out of my price range. And I would need something with a slightly bigger case. From my own collection, my favorite dress watch is a Seiko SJE089. It's inspired by vintage Japanese watches, and has beautiful finishing.

[@frankdux5693]

@@nerychristian I personally think the fluted bezel although nice, is less versatile as it tips it over the line into a lot more dressy. For me the OP balances on the line of sport watch and dress watch. You can wear it with sports clothes and dressier outfits and looks good. Very few watches can do this. Price wise not that bad. £5100 for a 36mm. The 36mm is the perfect size. Wears a lot bigger, but feels really compact and solid, and elegant, and smart. I tried the 41 OP on and it felt a bag of shit. Looked cheap, felt wrong on the wrist. Too big for that style of watch.

[@frankdux5693]

@@nerychristian my favourite dress watch from my collection is probably my cartier tank. It's probably the one I gravitate to more anyways.

[@SpaceG95]

Max, another banger of a video. Only a psycho like you would skip the average click bait and compare watch like this👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Haha, thanks my friend 🤪

[@SpaceG95]

​@@WatchCrunchOfficialI didn't see it on WC yet

[@user-ss4fg3yu6r]

Don't tell this guy that we have aliexpress now and our chinese friends can make same watches but with sapphire and for $100

[@cooldude_athar]

Timex chronograph is automatic ??

[@alwayspooh1588]

Owning many of dive watches and others, I can say that the perfect watch is probably my Hamilton Khaki Field. Suitable in all occasions with the right strap, and keeps chronometer level time.

[@WatchCrunchOfficial]

Can't go wrong with a hammy. Just wish they had screw down crowns.

[@alwayspooh1588]

I know! My Below Zero does, but my Khaki, nope!@@WatchCrunchOfficial

[@adamgibson761]

@@WatchCrunchOfficial Yes! Screw down crown, better lume, and AR in the inside of the crystal.

[@gustavocubac]

I think it goes more in the Hamilton Pioneer direction imo.