Kind of weird to see promotion for a cloning fragrance house 😅 Why spend 10.000 on a luxury watch when for 1000 you can buy a Chinese superclone? Same reasoning, ...
Loved this video. Completely agree with the advice When I’ve bought a luxury watch from retail, I’ve picked it up with my wife and dog, we’ve celebrated with drinks and dinner after Made it a heartfelt, memorable and special celebration
@@Soloseas I hope not because he gives an average person view on the topics. Christian is great but I think most of his view points are not fully in touch with most of us
Biggest misconception: you need need a reason to buy a luxury watch. Buy that watch whenever you feel like it! There’s no perfect time to pull the trigger.
Since have 7 years old my dad give me a timex, always like watch’s I’m 55 ok this guys are speaking to who ?!? Tchau 👋 how we say in Portugal Eu compro que eu quero comprar e se errar azar meu ofereço minha família se gosto compro se quiser e tiver €€€ Upss Merry Christmas 🎄 Bought 2 Tudor’s last was on this Friday and didn’t make any special party etc
im ngl, i saw this comment and searched up lorier and literally left my jaw dropped with the hydra. I've been looking for my next watch but this absolutely seals the deal
The most important thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that don't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks, Gold, silver, and digital currencies
I have never seen any of Mr Joel’s Milner clients complain of losses, his level of risk management is second to none....I think he's just best suited for what he does
@DaviAsafe-hv4lm why do you post this bollocks... nobody believes a word of it. You'll be a billionaire in 2 minutes no doubt with this online get rick quick scheme.
I screwed up my first luxury watch purchase. Got a Hamilton Intra Matic Chrono Automatic in green. I agonized over whether or not I could pull off 40mm with a smaller wrist. Tried it on, thought I could pull it off. A few months later, after wearing it, its obvious to me that I can't, and its not the diameter that's the issue, but the giant lugs they put on it! For now, I'm planning on keeping it, kind of as a reminder more than anything else. I loved the look of it so much I got tunnel vision. I wanted to be able to say "Hey, I got a chronograph on my first luxury watch!" as if people would care. Sometimes you love the look or concept or something so much that when you see it in person you become blind to its flaws, regardless of how glaring they are. But now I know, and I won't get tunnel vision again!
Trade it or sell it for another one that’s completely you. Even of it takes months or a couple of years to get the one you really want. Do not keep it just ‘cause and as a “reminder”. Cheers!
‼️ Woops! You got that “Fake” wrong, maybe because it means money in your pocket. That’s not nice. Fake is fake, doesn’t matter if it is about watches, perfumes, cars, clothing, art or any kind of product or design. Every original product has people behind it, investing money, time, energy, ideas, risking a lot, making mistakes, trying again. IT IS WRONG TO SUPPORT AND RECOMMEND PEOPLE WHO TRY TO SHORTCUT THIS, faking that they’re doing it “for the people”. They are doing it to get rich and exploit other people’s work and history and legacy. There are nice ORIGINAL products at any price. Also a lot of good products taking inspiration, but staying away from being a replica/copy. Please don’t take money or recommend fake kind of products and people. Also, keep up the great work. Wonderful conversations! 👍
Quick correction - first G-Shock came out in 1983, it was a digital 'square', very very similar to many of the square they still make today. They range in price from ~$50 to ~$4500.
I will say, I had ZERO interest in watches up until the beginning of this year (age 29). Meanwhile my father has been into the hobby forever. Def don’t think it’s fair to assume your kids will automatically take interest in your interests. Letting it happen organically is a beautiful thing. Sam was great!
Fake fragrances is more like a homage as opposed to an actual fake. If they call it Tom Ford Tuscan Leather that’s illegal and wrong, but they’re using their own name and formula (most likely). Also trademarking a fragrance is near impossible. I’ve had clients who have tried.
C&S. T4YC. I really don't get this huge disparity between your posh watch, which you hardly ever wear, and some kind of horrid beater watch. Fair enough, if you're going on an assault course, wear a G Shock. But everyday, you should be wearing your main watch. And if you aren't, I am kind of thinking that you can't really afford it. So I use my Pelagos as an everyday, fixing cars, washing motorcycles, cooking watch. But I also have 3 Baltics which get quite careful use. And my G Shocks get various usage.
Great advice! 😊 2 years in and this is my journey... 1st watch: Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38.5mm - Keeper! 2nd watch: GA-2100 Hype purchase - Mistake (sold) 3rd watch: Beater: G-Shock GW-5000U - Keeper! 4th watch: Tudor Black Bay 54 - Luxury milestone. Never have I considered a purchase as much as this. Lifetime keeper! 5th watch: Casio A168 - fun digital. Keeper! I have 4 very different watches in my 4 slot box. I'm very happy 😁
Ayyyye, amazing to hear a shout out for Charlie Paris! I'm wearing my Concordia GMT Latitude 0 (#36/50) right now. Absolutely fucking love this watch, wouldn't trade it for anything
I wear a £120 gold seiko 5 that I bought when i was 21 as my every day beater hah. I also have a vintage Omega dynamic I inherited and a Tudor black bay 58. The gold seiko is the one I get all the compliments on which I always find amusing. It's great to have something fun to wear all the time and not worry about. Hopefully one day get a day date haha.
It's an individual journey, and we all learn in different ways. I, like many of us, have bought and sold many watches, made a tonne of mistakes... It's all part of the fun... Just hope to be a little smarter next time, and really take my time with buying / or selling. Rocking my CWC G10 and IWC Mark 16
Hello. Greetings from portugal. Spot on both your comments on around minute 31.30s about the social pressure. I own one Rolex that will be enough for me as far as Rolex goes. The explorer II white dial corrente version. Keep up the good work.
My dream Rolex I’m not sure if it exists as an original piece but it would be a white gold daydate with the bark finishing and the howlite -“marble” dial my dream day to day sleeper . I’m not sure if I’ll ever get there but I know I’ll get my vintage white dail date just . Great content fells 🙏
Speaking of micro-brands, just picked up an Urban Jurgensen, it’s so lustworthy…but it would be interesting to see a video about opinions on brand revivals: Czapek, Grossman, Jurgensen, etc
I didn’t get the Watch obsession until earlier this year. I’m 29. I’ve had one or two watches and wore them all the time for the last 10 years. My dad was a police officer so luxury items like mechanical watches were not attainable or anything I knew existed growing up. I went to a golf tournament this past March and noticed how most of the cool looking dads in their late 30s had omegas and Rolex’s. That’s what triggered me to do some research and uncovered the watch collecting rabbit hole. Now I plan on going to nyc in December to celebrate my 30th birthday and going to a few watch dealers and picking out my first big boy watch. Looking at sinn longines and zodiac since I’m after something I can wear almost every day if I have to.
Love these yarns.....had to shy away from watches after last watch was a tissot in was in luv with....killer braclet a total complement magnet which made me feel like rock star (but!!! slapped some one wearing in a stink workin as head door man /bouncer at super pretentious nightclub.....braclet exploded off my wrist -my door bitch collected pieces off street=retired & ended love of owning Watches😥).... years later eyeing to buy few of styles from "Alpina" & "squale" to scratch my itches...but sat on it...seriously considering about after my short term novelity fun wears off kick-starting collection in a wave of watches..... cooled off impulses to comfortably be confident ready to pull trigger on a "Black Bay" after a year of huge dramas in life & commemorate over comin a mountain of shit🤙
I think micro-brands are to the low to mid-end of watch making, as the independents are to the higher end. I don't think there has ever been a better time to buy a watch on a lower budget. The micro-brands are able to create things and take risks that the bigger brands only wish they could consider ❤
The fact that your new host never bought his dream watch counts as a fail. If the GMT is your dream watch. There is no replacement. I love my Zodiac GMT. I like the co host Sam even if he did buy the wrong watch lol . Not more than Michael who is also awesome. Holy cow is that he fast and goes for the throat lol
Best way to « save money » …buy THE watch you’re hoping for and avoid buying any in the meantime. If you get one or two 1000$ watches in the meantime and then a few more ones averaging 500$ or so… you spend a few 1000$´à that do not go towards your ultimate purchase. Got my Omega this summer after a few years of « shopping » … it’s the perfect watch for me and it removed any desire to buy more.
Charlie looks good, but the Soprod C125 is not a true GMT movement. Take a look at Traska watches, especially its Ventura line. It uses the fairly new Miyota 9075 GMT movement, which is a true GMT movement. So, if you like the feel of the Rolex GMT as the world's first GMT manufacturer with Pan Am Airlines help in the 50's and how it operates by changing the hour hand independently and adjusting the GMT hand with the regular time-setting function, you'll love the Ventura GMT. There are also several other brands that use that movement, such as the Bulova Wilton GMT, Gavox Longitude, Boldr Odyssey Freediver GMT, Borelis Estoril GMT, etc. ETA and Sellita need to catch up with Miyota.
Bought the CW12. Can afford a rolex, and was about to snap up a Speedmaster, but I so happy I got the CW rather as is a great entry-level luxury watch (and my first mechanical) that I will keep as an heirloom for my kids graduation one day. It's so well finished and solid for under $2k (I don't want to hear people comparing this to the PRX). Also bought the Breda Pulse Tandem earlier this year - it's such a unique dial that is sure to be a great convo starter, and it's even helped me bag a beautiful girl who had a Longines hand-me-down. Have a G Shock as well for that watch in my collection that's simple, tough, playful.
Great episodes! What do you think about trading my green dial OP and my bluesy into a Daytona is a smart move? Or i should just enjoy what i have and save for Daytona next year? 😅
Love that you guys are mixing it up with new guest hosts and Sam’s honesty about how he changed his mind on the GMT but why is the big boy buy always a Rolex ‘cause honestly I still don’t get all the attention they get ? Maybe I’m just still too early in my watch education to really understand the Rolex allure ? Cheers to continued new watch content 🍷
Promoting Fake fragrance is the equivalent of promoting a replica watch. Not even an homage. A perfumer and brand curated a piece of art it the case of many if the fragrances that are often duped and that’s a shame that you’re promoting that as a people who make content about wearable and sentimental art.