Best Moment: Tiffany & Company GMT-Master Rolex, ca. 1963 

Do fake Rolex create fake tan lines? 🤔

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@@roberthartzell3835 Yes I fully agree. 😃

and never cleaned it either 🤮

@@SEwembly Incorrect. He had the internals serviced but opted, quite rightly, to retain the original external parts and the patina which is part of the watches history. The worst thing you can do as regards intrinsic value of a collectable watch is deep clean and polish the exterior. The internals are another matter altogether as the watch needs to be working and accurate to be of any use.

Noah Roberts and now all his family members are waiting for him to croak 😂

@@patrikpatriksson Couldn't imagine if my grandpa had a piece like that

He could at least do the decent thing and have his watch properly serviced, hands lumed and all while keeping original dial.

I didn't hear him say that after he heard the value.

No His kids will sell it when he kicks the bucket !

The intended purpose isn’t to kill the watch and damage exactly every part of it… You can be careful while wearing it.

@@vika0194 40 years is 40 years regardless of how well you treat it

Exactly, Rolex's are tool watches. Even Rolex has forgotten that as of late.

I've been wearing my Dad's early 80s Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust in stainless steel with a black face and jubilee bracelet for over 30 years now. Honestly, it looks fantastic. It's just an entry-level Rolex, but it's a tank. Except for bootcamp and when it's been serviced, I pretty much never take it off.

@@craenor If it was a Vostok you wouldn't have had to take it off for boot camp😀

Tiffany sold many co branded watches back in the day. Everything from AP to Baume and Mercier. Now it's only Patek Philippe that are co branded.

Cant believe tiffany is allowed to keep the parts from a 5 k watch. Same as when in Thailand the dentist keep the gold filling when he put on a new crown

@@boringbastard4920 Rolex would be the one keeping the parts as they would be the one servicing the watch.

@@jeffancelet7366 its like going to the dentist getting your gold emalm changed and the doctor have no clue what happened to the gold. But here is the bill for new gold

they do, they are under their Tudor brand

@@deadbolt9019 even the Tudor brand cost thousands of pounds each though

Yeah, but they were a months pay even then.

@@Synic08 very true, and that’s a lot to ask for these days, but the modern equivalent of this watch today would cost me about 18 months pay, if not more!

Then the watch you want is a Russian Vostok Amphibia. Made like a fifty year old Rolex only you have to calibrate/regulate it for accurate timekeeping yourself.

Eric Anderson 🤣🤣🤣

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Eric Anderson 😂😃he was just a family friend 😂💰🏃‍♂️

“Uncle shmunkle, I’ve got 10’s of them”

Hey, do you teach physics?

Lol i was looking at that the whole time.

It looks like something that Neil Sedaka would wear.

L Fallon he bought that jacket at an auction of “Tommy Boy” memorabilia. Remember the movie?

Not as dapper as Nicholas the poster guy.

1974 called and wants it's jacket back

only 15...he's gotta pay for framing...

SAVAGE COMMENT💪💪💪💪💪

Brilliant!

And the salesman commission.

it will just sit in the shop, ill give you 10 for it

Said every hoarder on the internet lol.

Tried the same with my car. Didn’t bother with servicing....guess what...😂😂

Don’t want to take that patina off bro.

Great sense of humor / the kind of guy that I would like to share a bottle or two.

@@ronieschoiceroque1048 Damn....I’d BUY him a bottle or two. I almost choked on sip of coffee reading that comment.

My uncle gave me a broken Casio

My uncle gave me a fake rolex for fun and i smass it with a hammer

My uncle gave me supressed memories.

@@MrJ-ro1yr this is the best.

My uncle is an alcoholic

Well said.

Jas Ron lllllooOooolooqvqlo

@Edward Martinez a $50,000 dollar tan line you will like it on a him

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They are meant to be worn....every day.

You do know their are just as many people that specialize in stealing your rolex, right...?

I got the same underwear marks😎😎

You should keep it somewhere safe. I guess it’s always been worn which is great. If I was in this position I feel it should be retired from being worn and kept in your family

@@en4m3y it receives a mechanical service regularly by Rolex. I would much rather have it loved and worn than sit, will always remain in the family.

0 chance it doesn’t have a scratch if it was worn every day - you’re full of crap

I hope you wear this watch every day. That's what I would do. Stuff is no good locked away not getting used.

Yes, I noticed that too. The watchmaker he took it to for servicing probably put boogers in there, the second hand is jumping like a quartz watch for a second, then it starts going again.

Wow true I just thought it was my internet connection going bad

@@leev2463 Nope, watchmaker boogers.

Yeah, it needs service and probably few new parts.

I give you....a watch nerd, ladies & gentlemen!

I see it too

Definitely scratched it. But, there are all kinds of scratches on it. Guy wears it everyday.

@@raymondg8672 one more scratch tho. if i was the owner and able to see him do that, I'd take him to the mat.

You guys are seeing things. He didn’t add any scratches to it!

dude actually wtf who uses needles to point at a watches crystal? it like using a permanent marker to circle out points of interest on a painting

The guy said he had it serviced multiple times over the years. Did you even watch the video?

William Felice Also the word, ‘stunning’, is often used to describe vintage & new watches by watch dealers especially on their internet sites. Its obvious to me that this guy did his ‘homework’ before coming on to the show.

I totally agree with your opinion on this guy. He is actually wishing he hadn’t worn the bloody thing everyday!

Well, every item appraised on the show is suspected by the owner to be precious.

Generally, guests are told not to say they suspected its value... but he let that slip...

A good service, cleaning, and a new crystal would only add to the value...

Whatever you do don't send it back to Casio for a service.

Great watches ! Hit that Rolex with a hammer and see how it does .......and guess what......that Gshock does the same thing the Rolex does.....tells time.... and honestly probably more accurately.👍

@Fred J3 Hey Fred , the fact that his was a family heirloom that was passed down to him is fantastic...I have items from my grandfather that I hold very dear.......not because they are highly valued but because they were from him......I'm sure he cherished it very much throughout the years and hopefully still owns it and did not sell it after getting it appraised as many do. My point is there is no reason to buy a watch that costs this much as all a watch does is tell time. You are buying the brand , which in this case, Rolex, is boring just like Omega ...If you want to buy an expensive watch at least buy a Brietling Navitimer 01 at least it's cool to look at......and I'll leave that G Shock to my grandkids cause ya know what ......I bet It will still be working ...unlike that Rolex ....That along with my properties ....plural.....I'm sure he will be real happy just like that kid in Grand Torino 🤣👍have a fantastic day!

@Fred J3 Not true. I can just think of better things to buy with $50,000 than a watch. To each their own though.

I love reading the comments from the poor people. I just sit here at laugh at you.

@@Ju379an ok chief

@@EmpireStateStudios Needs service.

Yeah, I noticed the jerky motion and jumping between seconds. It's gummed up inside and a cleaning might do it.

That second hand has some very strange movement to it. He really should have it serviced. Or sell it outright.

Michael Hargis - old watch... strange movement... second hand jerking.... INCEPTION anyone?

Everybody knows Tiffany is a famous brand but beyond that he does not know how valuable the watch is.

dafuck? hahahaha

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Yeah lol have you seen the rolex market in 2019? A rapper would literally buy this for the face alone

Ik this for a fact lol

Holy crap. That is the funniest thing I have read all week!!!!! LMAO

You sexed

Nice

@@brandonchang9535 thanks

watch at 1:43

@@deantreloar Yes.....the movement is definitely messed up.

It looks funny when going through the convex magnifier for the date at odd camera angles. It works fine.

@@acideauxrivarda3352 Look again at 1:43, the second hand completely stops at 11 seconds past noon, before the cyclops. It sticks again a couple beats after. You can also see it on the back end of the second hand(unimpeded by the cyclops).

@@acideauxrivarda3352 Its completely desynced.

I got a 1984 black plastic Casio watch with the calculator buttons on it

He did not know much about the actual watch knowing that Tiffany on the dial might be important does not still tell him anything about the watch.

@@bighands69 He knew enough about It to know being double stamped is uncommon at least. He knew enough about it to know that the value lies in its uniqueness and originality. He knew that if he sent it in Rolex replaces all worn parts including the dial. I repeat, you don’t wear something with you everyday for decades without knowing what it is or doing some research. Even on basic repair information he would have learned enough about it to have a general idea of its value. A person who knows nothing about a watch like that would jump at the chance of getting it repaired and serviced. He knew more than he was letting on, either that or he’s incredibly dense.

chris cringle 🤣

You have serious issues...seek professional help immediately.

Hilarious........

'Could've been worse, he could have used the Jaguar dealer who did the 48,000 mile service on my F-Type. I think it's one of those new "woke, inclusive" franchises...only employing blind service technicians!

I have a watch that i wear that brand new was several grand, my great grandmother paid for it when i graduated high school shes now 100 Years old and still alive. Ive still got that watch haha.