If I was starting my watch collection again, I’d buy these first

[@PastRaven]

I am actually starting my watch collection off with a longines, spirit zulu time with true gmt. It makes me very happy to see that the brand is in that range after a lot of pondering.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

Such an amazing choice! Big congrats to YOU! Amazing watch! Great start to a watch collection! 😍✨

[@jamesblonde2271]

@@PastRaven Great watch.

[@DavidWilliams-zn2nc]

I have it in blue, lovely watch 👍

[@ge48421]

That Longines may also be the watch you wear while you spend your money on travel instead of a watch "hoard". The Zulu time GMT is a good travel watch. Add a Casio G-Shock to wear while rafting, parachute jumping or skin diving and you're all set. If I could start again I would buy a couple great pieces, a G-Shock beater, and leave it at that.

[@PastRaven]

@DavidWilliams-zn2nc nice that's the same as I am getting!😄

[@tylerjames646]

I've been thinking about this topic myself lately; how would I do things differently if I knew then (when I started watch collecting), what I know now. The main for me is: a couple watches is fine, don't buy too many watches too quickly -- buy a solid daily you can dress up, and buy something you can beat around in the field. After a while, save money to upgrade the daily to a luxury watch if desired. This time between purchases will give you space to figure out your taste/ preferences, and even whether upgrading is what you want (maybe the connection / memories with your first daily isn't something you want to replace just yet). That in mind, it is nice to have a grail to aspire to. But that's where I am at in my watch collecting journey. (not saying that I regret any of the purchases I've made over the years, but that I have found contentment with just a couple of watches).

[@realleescoggins]

I was just watching this video on my helicopter up the mountain for my daily adventure ski run. And I realized maybe I’m the tool in tool watch. 😂

[@BrittPearceWatches]

L O LLLLL! You and me both! (She says in her BB54, and she’s never been diving a day in her life)!

[@TheBlackranger63]

😂😂😂😂

[@DavidWilliams-zn2nc]

😂😂👍

[@d05wtt]

Many people collect things. My father collects stamps, coins, and fine luxury pens. My mother…orchids, jewelry, purses, shoes, etc. My friend collects guitars. Another friend collects motorcycles. Jerry Seinfeld collects Porsches. Jay Leno…all sorts of automobiles. So there’s nothing “crazy” about collecting watches. 35 years ago, I used to collect Seiko Mickey Mouse watches which started my love of watches. Now I collect other things. It just so happens that watch collecting is an expensive hobby. I bet the majority of us watching your videos are watch collectors too. You’re fine.

[@TheRealMikeEdwards]

I started my watch journey with the Hamilton Khaki 38. Love this watch. Makes me smile every time I glance at it. Staring at it would be weird. 😏

[@MrCROBosanceros]

That Rolex Oyster Perpetual is the most solid and beautiful everyday watch. The smaller size (I think it's 34 mm) looks better than bigger Oyster Perpetual watches with double indices on dial.

[@velviaman3206]

@@MrCROBosanceros I agree, I bought an OP Red Grape at 25% discount and returned it because it had a tiny piece of aluminium swarf

[@velviaman3206]

Silly me , it was soon to be discontinued and the price went skyward , my biggest watch collecting regret. Such a good looking watch an affordable price .

[@marcuslieberman3577]

@MrCROBosanceros yeah it's nearly perfect symmetry 41mm Silver Dial. However it is over my budget.

[@Abns92]

If i start again i would say to myself that I don’t need to own too many watches , buy only if i wear it . Already spent a lot and have so many watch that doesn’t get wrist time at all 😢.

[@jager6863]

My rule right now, is seven days in the week, 7 watches in the collection. I reserve the right to add one more to celebrate Leap Year, but so far I am sticking to the plan, LOL.

[@evilgmail]

I’m there as well… but I want more 😢

[@lamaludwig1470]

For me: Sinn 556i - IWC 3706 - Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial (the 1957 inspired modern looking one from 2014)

[@InspirationSessions]

2254.50 ‘Peter Blake’ Seamaster is the daddy

[@justinlevy274]

If you're looking for that Breguet look for a reasonable price, frederique constant is a shout.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

So true! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@daviddeavours4909]

If I were to start over, the first watch I'd add to my (now empty) collection would be the Tudor BB58 GMT. It's on the high end of the mid-priced watch category, but it is so much watch for the money. At the current market prices, I would probably skip Rolex this time around,. While the Oyster Perpetual is a great watch it isn't worth the wait time or after market price. Longine, Tudor, Oris... there's a list of great options for that same style watch at less than half the Rolex cost.

[@AlbertusMagnus_44]

On a decidedly positive note, let me say that I wholeheartedly agree with the desire to go neo-vintage and that Breguet Classique is an excellent choice! I may have to buy it before you do so they won’t be all gone! 😁😁😁⌚️🎄

[@salty5402]

Great video! Agree with these suffestions across the hoard. Here are my choices divided into my choice / affordable sub 1k alternative: Everyday: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra / Citizen Tsuyosa Tool: Tudor Black Bay 54 / Orient Kamasu Dress: Rolex Datejust w/ fluted bezel / Tissot Visodate (uaed older model at 40mm w/ ETA)

[@jayhenry2197]

Okay I'm sooooo not on your budget. 40% of my "collection" are Casios. But I wear them! I love this video because it shows me where I could go based on what I already like. Thank you for that! Also it shows me that my GADAs need a LOT of "Tool" watch qualities, so that's an interesting thing to know about myself. As always, a lot of good advice and now I have much to consider.

[@kaiwilliams141]

I started wearing watches in the 7th grade so I would start with a g shock 5600 and later get the 5610u with all the functions and solar. I think every collection needs a g shock, there's no watch that is tougher and if you do anything remotely sweaty, dirty, or with risk of impact or scratches, the g shock can handle it. Then once i graduated high school I'd try for some kind of GADA watch with a white dial. Then I'd go for a nice microbrand sapphire and ceramic bezel diver after graduating college.

[@takethecurseOFFwashingmachine]

I love this list, and it’s a great thought process to build a theoretical collection. I would however make one change. I would exempt the g shock from the tool watch category, and instead pick one of the other choices. I would then buy a gshock in addition to the three watches selected. So we would end up with a 4 watch collection. One from each three categories, plus a gshock…..I say this because for me, on a day to day basis I don’t wear my gshock for that long. I use it for purpose, working out, construction, beach with heavy sunscreen, etc. Outside of that I would rather wear a non digital tool watch. But that’s just me

[@toneswinger]

A Rolx Airking is great tool watch which is a great everyday wear. The best speedy release was FOIS beautiful watch and got one. The Omega paris bronze gold is a fantastic dress watch

[@mosmarb]

Finally got to check out the FOIS in the metal in Cologne last weekend. Just as desirable as I thought it would be - it's on my list, which is otherwise exclusively Professionals. Wear it in good health!

[@WAMwatches]

I do think the tank is a great starter watch. Besides not going swimming with it… pretty much does everything. Good list, not sure I’m there fully with dress watches but I do like variety.

[@UnrealMkIV]

Start with something that will 1. Wear well with a decent chunk of your wardrobe 2. Is part of the story you want to tell about yourself I picked a relatively slimmer black GMT because I liked the looks, it plays well with most of my wardrobe and it's part of the story I tell myself about who I am as someone who is fortunate enough to travel frequently and have family everywhere in the world

[@RafaelEsparragoza]

This year I took this advice and downgrade my collection to only 3 "vintage" watches, something in the same way you recommended in this video. And I ended up with something I really like and enjoy to dress up or down regardless of occasion. I expect this will slow down my spending and help me look for other options in the future, my collection for 2025 and onwards is: Daily: G-Shock GAB-2100-1A. Tool: Omega Seamaster 300m 36mm ref. 2551.80 (I have a tiny wrist lol). Dressy: Omega Constellation 1959 ref. 14393 Happy Holidays!

[@adolfot.8763]

My daily watch is the Seiko Sarb033 I love it

[@mrdisco99]

Still a great watch. I miss mine sometimes.

[@swampThaang]

0:30 Took a look at the "Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph" as a Royal Oak alternative and was shocked how "cheap" it was. Had to gather myself and recalibrate my priorities. At any rate, it deserves more attention.

[@showbiz3848]

What an inspired topic! Also me thinks we're of the same mindset. I capped my budget for these mechanical wonders at $3500us. And... I've been enjoying swimming in the microbrand pool for the last3 years. $3500 came from my last big purchase. My Longines Spirit 42 Blue sunray dial and the date at the 3 o'clock, chopping the "3" indices... ...which i love btw. Premiere package! Fun stuff. It grail for my budget. And i never thought I'd own a chronometer rated timepiece. For me, it was a very extravagant purchase and I will never sell my Longines. So that's my budget. And of course you can buy a lotte micro brand watches that are awesome, like jodie's origin and my m d design from ireland which is also a regulator watch. And...... i think I would really enjoy owning and wearing a Cartier Santos, de Cartier !!!!! Pre-owned $5500 us. And I think it's a real beauty, and I would wear the carp out of it. ...what's a job to do ??? Time start putting a little extra i n the "ole cookie jar". Love your show. Be well. Carl

[@jotazuma]

I always wonder what these watch collectors do for a living. These people casually drop gems like “this Omega is a must-have, it’s so cute!” Man, I wonder how a Brit on a monthly wage of £4,000 (which is actually a good salary for an engineer in the UK, for instance) can walk into a store and buy an Omega or a Rolex that’s worth 1/5 of their annual net income. As for me, I have a Tissot PR50 (34mm) that I bought in 2004 and it still works today, and that’s it. The rest of my money I spent on diapers, schooling, and a car.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

Oh gosh - I totally hear you! SO! There are several different answers for this - and everyone's answers are different and unique to them. Answer 1. There are many more income streams than just ones monthly income. (Investments, family money, etc.). Also related to this: what are people's outgoings? Maybe they early £4K/month, but inherited their house from their family, or own their home. So, buying an expensive watch isn't the same financial burden. 2. A lot of people sell watches to buy other watches. So, to buy that £4,000 OMEGA, perhaps that person sold a few Seiko's or other things in the collection, on top of some savings. Maybe they made £2,000 from selling watches and saved £2,000. 3. For people who see this as a hobby, many people save for years to buy a certain piece. For example, I recently bought something for around £15,000. But I saved FOR YEARS FOR IT because it was something I really wanted and it meant a lot to me. There are many different avenues that afford people watches, and I, personally am slow to judge. We don't understand people financial worlds - and honestly - it's none of our business. ;) I buy what I love, when I can afford it! And that mostly what others are doing too.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

...... Also... Some people just have ridiculous money lol! Like... There are people buying Richard Mille's for fun. It's hard to wrap my head around some of the wealth in this hobby. (And since this comment is UK specific - maaaan, it is tough to wrap my head around how stagnant wages are vs. the cost of living. A SQEP engineer should take home WAY more than £4K/mo. with the current cost of living in most of the country. BUT I DIGRESS!)

[@dons7622]

Rolex? So many alternatives that are far more interesting and not price elevated by marketing.

[@jamesblonde2271]

So many?

[@jayhenry2197]

Okay, great! Why not share them in the comments?

[@isluderea8322]

People who want a Rolex and buy an alternative instead, will always see an alternative on their wrist and not the watch they really wanted…

[@dinosoup]

​@@jayhenry2197Sinn, Hanhart, Zenith, Tag is starting to come back, hell even Longines gets you equal quality for 1/5 the price.

[@watchpapi]

😴

[@davegreen2009]

Never compromise buy what you want don’t go for the cheap alternatives

[@mikelewis2456]

Merry Christmas Britt! Great choices of watches. Definitely you need a Breguet in your collection.🤔

[@BrittPearceWatches]

And merry Christmas to YOU and your family! Sending all our love from Gringa HQ! And you are sooo right ! A Breguet needs to enter the fold!

[@leeharding8306]

If you’ve got the money a Rolex Explorer 36/40 job done 👌🏼 and a G-Shock square GW-M5610U-1ER for a daily beater 👌🏼 two classics 👌🏼

[@AMAMBT]

agree that there is miscommunication about dress watches, most of my watches are dress ones and they usually fit for everyday use .

[@odeed]

You helped me pick my everyday watch. Which is a Rolex 114300 OP. Thank you!

[@RD-bl7gj]

Forgot to mention Longines under the dressy category! That’s what they do best!

[@joser6640]

Just got a Cartier Pasha neo vintage, have a vintage Omega seamaster 30 and a moonswatch mission to Jupiter. Also have a seiko 5!

[@AlbertusMagnus_44]

“Choosing a Rolex is just a great way to communicate that I shouldn’t be trusted with a credit card.” That’s the best description of modern watch buying I’ve ever heard! And that’s exactly why I buy my watches in cash! Ha! Take THAT watch industry! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BrittPearceWatches]

L O L! You are far more trustworthy than I! 🤣🤣🤣 DO NOT TRUST ME WITH A CREDIT CARD. AND I CERTAINLY CANNOT BE LEFT ALONE WITH ONE

[@TheBlackranger63]

@@BrittPearceWatches😂😂😂

[@coolman4202]

I started my watch journey with my Seiko 5 sports….its still my only watch! Longines is calling my name though…

[@nickkambitis5340]

My first real watch was my Rolex oyster Precision 40 years ago this year. Still own it and keeps perfect time.

[@PhilippeLiban]

i agree about the oyster perpetual but the one i choose is the grey dial, not the other ones, only the grey dial because it s the only one with gold indexes, only Tag heuer produce one with similar dial but only with 1 dimension, not like the OP

[@9tophat]

Another excellent video Britt! I really like this one quite a bit. Your choices are quite spot-on in my opinion, choices that I would consider also if I had the money for them. Cheers!❤️🙂

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

Merry Christmas Britt! My advise would be is to take your time and do research before making the purchase. Decide on price point and most importantly buy what you like and not the hype but rather buy the quality. ❤😊❤

[@itsacookie1]

Too many people buy too many sports watches. They are all basically the same black or white dialed watch with reliable but uninteresting movements with overinflated and manufacturered stories. You really only need 1-3 stainless steel sports watches. We all need to buy interesting hand made horology rather than having a box or aspiring to have a box of 15 black divers.

[@isluderea8322]

So you know what people want and should buy...interesting

[@TheBlackranger63]

I say live and let live. People like what they like, and I like what I like 👍🏾 I choose to have and wear more than 3 steel sports watches! I get to choose - thank you ✌🏾

[@lonewolfemcquade8133]

Dude stop telling people what to do. This is such an irritating part of the hobby. Like why do you even care

[@IbkAdelekan]

A lot of people that want to get into watches don't know where to start from, and haven't developed their personal tastes and eye for watches. I think a more reasonable starter watch would be a Casio. Then slowly climb up the ladder spending wise. I'm also not sure a lot of people have the budget to go buy a Rolex right off the bat. I acknowledge this is your list and it's personal preference. Just wasn't expecting a starter, sub $1,000 watch to be a Rolex. 😂

[@TestChannelWow-bh7ys]

Plenty of people have money to buy Rolex as a starter watch

[@DDd-hr6mz]

She gets it: the Cartier tank (and Santos) is THE watch you can wear with a tuxedo or jeans and a t-shirt. It's never out of place, or too "showy." Just classic and correct.

[@TerrySteiner]

Come on Brittany?!?! We would go diving and other adventurous stuff if we hadn't already spent all our money on watches. 😜

[@turbyoulance]

This is the best Video I have viewed of yours. I think the key to watch collecting is to buy what you can afford and what you like and not what you think other people would like to see you wearing or collecting. I love watching the Canadian Kevin O'leary aka Mr Wonderful and Teddy Baldassarre and their watch choices and jaunts as well as TGV aka The Urban Gentry , who just took ownership of his Bregeut. Shout out to everyone for the upcoming festive season and best wishes for a prosperous new year.Cheers

[@botant500]

Totally agree that the Tag Heuer Carrera Date is criminally overlooked.

[@Kyle899]

When you’ve been shopping for 20k watches for a few weeks, the 4k watches start to look downright cheap

[@JustMeTalking]

I bought two GShock MRG watches because they were 'cheap' 😂😂😂

[@bubls275]

Everything you said.... Literally ditto with luxury handbags lol I'm just starting to break into watches so thank you so much for this video :)

[@mosmarb]

If I were starting over, my watch history would look much the same. I'd probably skip my Raymond Weil phase but I'd still go all in on the Heuer Carrera. One thing I do wish I'd done was not be so strict on the vertical collecting, sticking to the Carrera only - I had the opportunity to buy some limited edition Speedmasters like the Moon to Mars and Alaska Project for much less than they would cost me now, as I've begun collecting some of those too. Hindsight is a wonderful thing of course.

[@our_roadtrip]

Oh dear... I was wild camping this year for 4 months. Next year we'll cross Africa... One thing to consider: When crossing borders, you are importing a watch. Often you still have to pay duties and taxes, even for a temporary import. And there is a lot of paperwork involved. Watches like Rolex are horrible for travel! Every Customs Officer will recognise them and they are trained to spot them. It sucks!

[@giancarlopaolofiorireyes7575]

😂… funny comment

[@our_roadtrip]

@@giancarlopaolofiorireyes7575 You only find it funny until you are stuck in customs...

[@velviaman3206]

I agree comparing dress watches to doos is silly.

[@DP185-h3x]

Good video. Nice selection of watches covered. Well done.

[@pedromanuellopez142]

Ah Brittany, playing "if I/you would...." three days before Christmas. Just put on your Tag F1 and enjoy the holiday season. One thing: when you say "Glashütte", put in a pause between, "Glas" and "Huette". Think of "Pizza" and "hut(te)".

[@trdaniel37]

I wish Id have started and stopped with a Rolex Explorer.

[@TheBlackranger63]

😂😂😂 No you don’t 😉

[@TheBlackranger63]

Just messing with you! We “enthusiasts” keep watch companies in business because most of us don’t do the “one and done.” I’m OK with that 😉

[@johnburgess6572]

Rolex is a great watch , especially in pre owned ! Well made , sturdy , well respected...a generational watch . Hamilton Murph in black is my everyday...wear what you enjoy and afford. Thanks Britt !!!!!!

[@MosnaRawr]

I’m a Rolex fan, they’re incredible watches. My daily is the all black GMT Master II. It’s really hard to plan out my next purchase because I know it won’t get the wrist time. I understand why people are put off due to waitlists and availability, but it doesn’t bother me. I waited six months for a mint green dial 36mm Datejust, and the world didn’t end.

[@reallauradee]

You became the tool. Congratulations.

[@jeririce4928]

time flies

[@jager6863]

Rolex is 100% Dead to me. I will not stand to be mal-treated by corrupt dealers and the company that endorsed their behavior by inaction. They can make great watches and remain the top dog, but zero of my dollars are going in their pockets. Let's me honest, Rolex for the most part is an aspirational brand for the middle class, whom want to be seen as upper class. The people that run things have different watches.

[@jamesblonde2271]

you seem exited my friend, calm down, touch some grass, buy a Casio

[@smoko321]

I wouldn't worry about who runs things or whatever preferences other people have, however, I would agree Rolex isn't that great for a number of reasons.

[@dinosoup]

Came here to say the same thing, anyone still interested in this brand is just apart of the silly circle jerk that will continue to perpetuate this brand being a dick to its customers. I will never buy a Rolex, they are a despicable brand in the space and relegated to jewelry for elites who don't actually care about watches.

[@watchpapi]

@@dinosoupI’m sure they’ll be very upset.

[@thekrsid]

True, I’d rather be happier getting an omega or grand seiko while having an actually nice buying experience

[@meytal_rockz6669]

you could do voice over work for the next greatest animated pixar movie :)

[@OrdinaryWatchGuy]

I don't think it's that hard to argue with Rolex. I really don't. NGL.

[@darrenhojnacki6636]

This is a great list. I am a little surprised you did not mention Frederique Constant or GO.

[@LaitoChen]

Not mentioning GO was a war crime 😂

[@carollinem.7451]

My collection started with a Vintage Omega automatic (gold) from 1971 (older than my parents)

[@KedarChidambaram]

I've recently started my collection with a tudor bb54, and so far, I have loved wearing it. Next for me, I am hoping to save up for a speedy pro sapphire or cartier santos medium (though both cost upward of 10k aud).

[@Ghost_Boy36]

I started seriously collecting watches this year I so far have a casio duro and citizen ecodrive thats titanium with a sapphire cristal.

[@THX-C]

If I could start over, I’d start back in the 1990s and would get the JLC MUT34 new and then get a gold Cartier Tank Louis mechanique. I’d then get a Reverso. For every day, I’d wear either a stainless Tank Must or a G-Shock Square.

[@Da1AliBi]

A JLC Reverso Monoface has to enter my collection at some point.

[@FormulaWhiplash]

More of this please! Best video of 2024. Can't wait to see your channel grow in 2025.

[@philjones6449]

Been on the wait list for too long, but who knows. I scratched the itch with a 1976 omega Geneva for £600 which is a great way into some of these brands

[@KrisCoffield]

I would love to see you review some of the new Raymond Weil pieces that have come out in the last couple of years. They've been killing it. I feel like the Millesime Automatic Moonphase is right in your lane.

[@philipc3153]

What watch roll do you have?

[@jotazuma]

Don't get me wrong, I like watches, but I can't afford them except the cheapest ones. My dream not-so-poor's man collection of three watches would be 1. Junghans max bill 27/3500.02, 2. Longines Conquest 38mm (the new one, silver dial) and 3. Seiko Prospex SPB187. These would be respectively a dress watch, an all-purpose everyday watch and a dive watch, and would only cost me 2 months of net income.

[@andrewdavid9333]

Breitling Emergency 2, would love a video on the beast🖤

[@BenFloro]

There is a real temptation to make the halo piece the dress watch, but with less people working in offices these days, you may not get value from it and you can get great looking dressy pieces for little money. And if you are thinking about a piece to hand to your kids, do they want a watch that you hardly ever wore? I didn’t do this, but if I were to impart my little knowledge and experience, I’d say focus on a good daily. Something you can learn to strap hack to dress up and down. Something you aren’t worried to wear. And then see where the ride takes you. And ignore all the pressure to “upgrade”. Look for something interesting, not something praised that everyone buys.

[@stevens1041]

Here is the problem with dress watches for me: I spend a lot of time in Viet Nam. The humidity makes quick work of leather straps. Steel sports just has an easier time surviving sudden rainstorms, and brutal humidity. The climate you live in matters a lot on this topic.

[@Z-u-m-a]

My daily would always be a diver just because they can take knocks better than most dress or all-steel watches, or at least wear it better. Feels safer when watching Blue Planet too :)

[@imrekovacs7048]

Tonda is a real dreamwatch

[@simonbishop4160]

If I only had 1 premium watch it would be for me the Omega Seamaster 300 White Dial. Forget Rolex . Other watches in my collection would be some quality micro brands that were quirky and original . From Farer or An ordain . You don’t have to spend thousands to have something limited or unique on your wrist that you get joy from wearing and owning

[@TheBlackranger63]

Big Seamaster 300 fan here. That and the Aqua Terra are my two fave Omegas!

[@TestChannelWow-bh7ys]

I’d get a Rolex Submariner because the 300M’s bezel action feels like garbage. it’s also too thick

[@dr.kevinmoore8889]

There is a genetic variation that makes Cilantro taste like that in individuals who have it.

[@ftlaud911]

Rolex Submariner, Rolex GMT or Explorer II + G Shock would be the perfect combo. After this stop and save/spend your $ on other things. Collecting luxury timepieces is an expensive addiction. Note: Rolex may seem generic online, but in the real world you will rarely ever see one. Buying a good condition used model rarely loses money. Buy once cry once. It truely can be a one and done heirloom timepiece.

[@Ben-bs4od]

Would rather have my five favorite watches for $5000 then ever spend $5000 on one watch. This is the insanity of most watch channels. They think that’s normal. In 1960 a Rolex was $1500 in todays money. Yet people now believe $10k is the new normal. These people are not well. Buy a cool car a wardrobe or a mini home for that. Stop taking so many boosters. And for you men become a man. Not a woman who wants a Hermes or Prada handbag for 10k

[@mitchhills1244]

I’ve got the Tudor Black Bay 39 on the jubilee bracelet, it’s great 👌

[@drews8585]

This just seems like a list of what you like.

[@aleman00]

Im struggling between OP 41 green dial and IWC Mark XX (blue dial), what you think?

[@jager6863]

The blue matches more of my wardrobe and I like blue. The green is really nice too.

[@TrumanBurbankFE]

If I should start collecting again, I wish I was more knowledgeable about movements before purchasing my first watch.

[@itstheMR]

First comment! Watch addict? Naaa! I'd love to see you show more dress watches with Cathedral hands. Their design just screams history.

[@cuentapremium3308]

anyone knows a good secondary market store where i can buy some watches?

[@markpratt7505]

Yes, for a dress watch, it should be time only and maybe a turbillion. That's where I am now.

[@miltonvillanuevacasas5620]

Merry xmas. And happy new year 🍁🍂🍃🍁🍂🍃🧣🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳☕

[@stephenrhodes3916]

3 & it would be goodnight Vienna for me. A Datejust 16220 with jubilee, the stealth like 62 Mas SLA067 with seichu & a Polaris Date 67J on rubber.

[@Brighamdoc]

I'm judging you - your fantastic!

[@Timjacks01]

Your friends and family think it’s weird… At best your husband is an enabler at worst a pusher 😉🤣

[@watchpapi]

Guilty as charged 😂😂

[@gpapa31]

Vintage IWC try Mark XV and also vintage Smiths W10 and Everest PRS 25. Great alternatives for the Rolex Explorer or Perpetual and under the radar with more history.

[@mrdisco99]

How do you know what soap tastes like?

[@JustMeTalking]

If I had to start my watch collection again... I'd cry. £60,000 mine has cost so far, and I love them all 😊😂

[@genericreference6969]

I find this video completely incredible at 1:32 - how can rum and raisin ice cream be in any top ice cream flavours list? I demand answers! :)

[@DAWNRealizetheFutureofBusiness]

VC 1921 yellow gold 40mm + a Gshock

[@watchpapi]

Yellow??

[@InspirationSessions]

As you’ve said yourself in other videos: 2254.50 is all the watch anyone will ever need (also the cilantro thing is apparently genetic - Mexican/Thai restaurants must be a nightmare for you though…)

[@uncles2000]

I would buy a 80’s F1 Tag and a NOMOS. 2-n-done.

[@vnavin7]

At 11:49, the Tissot watches with the multi colour (Black, Green and Blue) dial - which model is that pls ? Only available in 36’ ?

[@watchpapi]

It’s from IFL Watches.

[@goldgeologist5320]

Rolex? Showing your buying into the hype. It is all a matter of personal taste and interest.

[@LarrySealeArcheryCoach]

Omega Racing Chrono 9900 - can't decide btwn white dial\black hands or black dial\orange hands

[@Rattydog]

Britt-I suppose one reason you are gravitating toward dress watches is they tend to be smaller and thinner than sport watches, so your wearing experience is more comfortable-blame it on those dainty gringa wrists!! I think the OP, pink Nomos, Tudor BB54 and Cartier look best on you. And…your Daytona and Speedy are iconic. Great channel and Happy Christmas!

[@DrFernandoHidalgo]

Gringa Saturday 🎉

[@M.agraden.els.rellotges]

Hi Britt. I like the way you communicate and your videos are really good. Thank you very much for your professionalism and passion. Sincere greetings, Òscar.