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Yes this so much!

The reasoning behind the overuse of Rolex in titles was well explained by the guys a couple of weeks back. Perhaps you missed it as had Rolex in the title? 🙂

@@SW-by9ob I saw that video too (not that it really needed much one an explanation). Which is why I am engaging with this video so heavily. It's a big risk for them to do this so I want to put my finger on the scale any way I can! Cheers!

Then let's add some more engagement!

@@beatsbydro4236 yep, I also comment on every video without Rolex in the title for the mighty algorithm.

Looks like an A Lange and Sohne 1815

If you like the look of a Lange and Sohne 1815 then yes sir it's a good value

@@andreleverettejr3747 Lange and Sohne on a different planet. Most of us can only dream about these.

@@markstarmer3677 I don't see it. If you didn't see the brands, and you only saw the dials, would you even be able to tell which was more expensive? The Lange obviously has a much better movement and far superior movement finishing, but I don't see how you think it's on a different planet.

no, it’s said “sole”. 😜

Am korean. It's actually two syllables 서(suh) 울(ool). It's usually just incorrectly pronounced

I was once kissed by a rose, and it's pronounced 'seal', just like in this video.

@@smjx824 as a fellow Korean I can attest this is correct

So-ul

Hi, FYI I have a Pitzmann watch. I am not seeing any spot on mine. I have check it thru lupe.😁

I noticed that too! But it's also wearing Serial No. 000001 on the caseback, presumably as a review sample rather than a retail sample. I can imagine the beginning of a production run can sometimes let a few faults slip through QC as things are ramping up.

@@waffle911 you are correct. I have not seen any QC complains from Korea watch society.

No no guys, that's a rather normal fluke you would rather eradicate on a 100.000$ watch. It's not visible under normal conditions and subject to the individual craftsmanship

I can pinpoint it for you sir, look up: A Lange and Sohne 1815

Wanting to sound familiar maybe?

Most likely because they want a European sounding name, specifically a Swiss/German one, rather than something Korean sounding. Would you want “Kum Dong” or “Suk Wang” on your wrist?

@@numberstation You killed me with the "Suk Wang"!

@@RealEstateBaby 👍

Name of the founder, perhaps?

What, "Pitzmann?" Why, it's right up there with Kim and Lee as the most revered of Korean last names.

@@Q.Q. oh yeah of course. How silly of me to ask that question? Pitzmann is just as common as Kim

thank you someone finally said it too it looks exactly like a 1815, 1:1

Oh I mixed up Tisell with the Chinese cheap cheap Ticino yet my Ticino is ticking like hammers.

If they at least had the option I would've snatched this up today. c'est la vie

You haven't heard of Orient watches ? They have very well made small seconds watches for about USD200 or less....

@@fungus70 The only Orient I've ever owned... an orange diver.. felt a lot cheaper than what I paid for... returned it right away.

@@fungus70 Op wanted a well finished watch.

@@fungus70 No Orient will have a heated blue hand it's been painted on. I own one Orient plus two Grand Seiko so I am not knocking it. What I am saying is you cannot get this kind of detail charging $200. The cheapest treated heat blue hand from Grand Seiko is over $2000. By the way the first Grand Seiko I bought was over twenty five years ago and I still love it

Looks like an A Lange and Sohne 1815, I wonder how much they paid him not to say it

@@andreleverettejr3747 i know nothing of a lange and sohne other than it's out of my price range. i really wish though for watches like these that they would extend the minute and seconds hand so that it reaches the end of the chapter ring like the 1815.

@@johnwick7488 it matters not sir if it's in your price range or not, your buying power is limited but your knowledge power is not.

What do you mean by scam with pre-owned watch pieces?

@@minz05 Some watch fan guy found a pre-owned breguet marine on the pre-owned internet market, and they've found that the pre-owned marine was the one that founder opened the case back in his youtube channel , but founder said on the pre-owned market as if it's new and not opened.

@@minz05 Dear ChrisJ 416, hi! I am Korean and I have the Pitzmann watch and I know everything about what 시계인 is saying. but all of that is not truth. about the pre-owned watch trading, what 시계인 is claming is not the fact. the buyer never claimed it is something scam. some internet user found out the deal from the internet trading site and manipulated the story. because 1. 'Yema Korea' and 2. 'whatawatches' had targeted from Pitzmann's youtube channel 1. by naming their movement as in-house movement but Pitzmann's youtube channel compare their movement and Chiness ETA clone movement(which was identical). 2. whatawatches(: Korean watch shop with Squale, tried to and actually sold their new watch to the trading site, not telling people they are the whatawatches to avoid the taxes. so, the story went wrong and some people like to talk about something bad to some good other spead the words. which is and was not all truth. so, anyone who is reading this, please just see the watch itself.

​@@watchyourself5500 thanks for clearing things up, with all things said and done, hope Pitzmann still makes watches, their first watch is promising and grabbed a lot of attention, if they can manage to maintain the quality and improve design a little bit , their next watch gonna be a serious contender in the micro brand world.

They use a lot of mid-grade miyota movements like 9015 which is pretty good Japanese movement.

For your information, there is such a good length difference between hour and second hands. once you see it with your eyes. Yes. I have one. 😄