What Wearing a Watch Says About You (On a Deeper Level)

[@AndraJevtovic]

I’m glad to see you are making content more often. Hope it will help your channel growth. Your exclusive content deserve that. Duration and editing of videos are perferct in my opinion.

[@watcheswithabdullah]

@@AndraJevtovic Appreciate your support, buddy! 🙌

[@firdausibrahim2574]

Congrats on the 10k subs! As a Malaysia-based watch lover and a BB58 blue owner, I am proud of you man! Here’s to the next milestone!😊

[@DFlemming]

I have many watches, not one of them tells anybody about who i am.

[@rey2103]

And do you want a cookie or something?

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

Great video brother ❤

[@watcheswithabdullah]

Thanks Miguel! 🙌

[@markcreighton3733]

I have found Males into watches tend to be mechanically minded like I am and into cars...............I used to observe my Dad's gold swiss Vertex watch when I was a kid. Upon his passing it now lives in my colection.

[@mikeb3923]

Numbers 3 and 6 are me…. I love tech and gadgets.. I own an AWU2 and wear it to the gym and the surf. It’s a tool. For me though, watches have been a massive mart of my life since my dad gave an old Seiko to take to school camp back in about 1980! There is something truly magical about a wrist watch for me that I can’t fully rationalise. I think that’s why I can’t very often articulate to people why this love affair with them is so strong……😊

[@jami7772]

A different watch video but nice. Congrats Abdullah ! I am happy with my bronze Oris big crown pointer date with green dial. Whilst tastes are subjective, this is something that is unique to my eye and renders me content. I also have a Laco flieger 'oliv' which I adore. Keep up the good work.

[@t-z1102]

Yeah, I'm not a fan of having to spend a few seconds plugging another device into a charger. I'd rather spend several minutes winding and setting the time and date every time I pick up my watch and several more minutes rotating the bezel, only to switch it out for another one twice a day.

[@doraemonpawnz]

Respectfully, I think you're opposing your own point at point 2. If you're talking about efficiency, a fitbit only needs to be charged once a week and it helps your workout and monitor your sleep quality, that's probably what you need if you want to be efficient, more than a gshock. In fact my fitbit has become my gada watch nowadays as I always go to gym straight after work. The only time I took it off is when I'm dressing up for meetings or dates

[@watcheswithabdullah]

@@doraemonpawnz I agree to some degree with you. There's definitely a subjective element as well, depending on one's daily routine and lifestyle. The solar-powered G-shock's battery can last around 10 years. Wiith traditional watches, while efficiency isn't on the highest level, you also get a lot more (as mentioned in other points) 😊

[@ArmandoJF33]

Watches tell time, not about who I am.

[@kevinmccalister8197]

let me try once again here: where is the watch wall art behind you from?

[@samuelfuentes8017]

Omega Speedmaster 60th Anniversary Poster at Etsy

[@thekingbee100]

And yet the pocket watch has become anachronistic for some reason.

[@wayneguy6043]

I have an unworn one, anyone want to buy it?

[@uhrologe2596]

What ever my watch says about me: Don't belive him! He's lying!🙄

[@watcheswithabdullah]

@@uhrologe2596 🤣🤣

[@simmysharma6845]

👍😊

[@akiraxlegend]

Damn bro, so spot on when you said about working with editing programmes and listening to 80's amd 90's music hahah!

[@watcheswithabdullah]

This list is a deep dive into my crazy head 🤣🤣