The Only Movados Worth Buying! 

You understand, products pre-1980’s still exist and are able to be compared to products post-1980’s, right? Holy cow, have you heard of a book, or the internet? How are you watching this video?

Oh man, I have to pin this comment, it might be the most confounding thing I’ve ever seen in my comment section. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘🤘

@@thetimeteller "These watches are proof that Movado has turned their back on their own history. Here's proof: The Museum Classic, their most celebrated watch." Says the guy who doesn't dispute anything I wrote in my original comment.

TT, I think what the OP was saying is that your assertion that these vintage Movado pieces are the only ones worth owning were effectively based on speculative, facile research - not hands-on, real world experience. Because of this, your choices ended up being based on subjective, aesthetic preference. And that is OK. This is your channel and your creative outlet, afterall. Still, we should always be wary of overstatement and espousing unsubstantiated supposition and conjecture.

@@BryanRossthemanwithanose Great rebuttal.

That righteous indignation you get when you learn that your beloved Movado is not anything more special than an Invicta.

@Bagger Flex I have an Invicta as well. And a Patek Philippe Nautilus, Rolex Sky Dweller, Hublot Fusion Blue Chronograph, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, Casio G Shock, list goes on and on. I could care less what some MF on the internet says, I buy what I like.

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​@@The_Vanilla_Guerilla💯 % NOT an accurate statement. However, at least you presented your erroneous argument with extreme narcissistic gusto. 👏

@@yoholmes273”extreme narcissistic gusto” lmao well done 👌🏽

Facts

Agreed. I don't wear too many watches, but my aunt and mom have some. Beautiful yet simple watches and I like that.

Movado's solid black face that is entirely impractical for time telling stands out so well it draws attention. It's great design for marketing like the coke bottle design of watches.

I agree wiyh you. Movado is like wearing a bracelet that you can tell time on. I wear Movado because of the the bracelet designs. This dude just needs to shut the F---K UP....

@@misterchubbikins that watch is ugly af. Might as well just be a bracelet tbh

100% agree

You probably didn't watch the vid that he referenced as to why he hates movado. It wasn't about how the watches look.

Mannn those watches he showed were A** smh

I agree with you 💯

@@tvang464 In addition to the video you reference, the reviewer specifically voiced his distaste for the looks of the current watches as "ugly" @ 6:10. This is very telling because I doubt he'd buy them even if they had the internals he prefers.

Exactly

Agreed. Not for me personally, but they are undeniably, eye catching. Original design, “affordable”, and a quality movement for the price. My theory is some watch enthusiasts don’t like that a legit watchmaker can make designs with mass appeal for a decent price. They’re unable to gatekeep as the product isn’t even marketed to collectors. It’s marketed to anyone looking for a stylish watch 1st and all the things we enthusiasts love 2nd. Rubs enthusiasts the wrong way and the memes follow… the avg person would probably like a movado over any watch in my collection 🤷🏽‍♂️ can’t be mad about it lol

I agree.

That’s cool if you like them but that’s just not true.

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How old do they have a be to be considered vintage?

1000%

Totally agree. I don't know what all the ranting is about! It is a reliable brand. If you like the model go for it.

I couldn't agree more. I have a museum with a navy blue face,silver dail and a black leather band and I definitely can see people checking it out when I'm in public! 👍

I want to get a Museum ! Dont care about complications or even if its Quartz.....it just looks good !

100% agree

Exactly what it is.

Are Movado like the level before Rolex?

@@michaelcastillo9630 I don’t think so. From everything I’ve seen, they are considered an entry level luxury watch.

Movado all day... Just not the BOLD😂... Rolex are nice ,, just not worth it to wear, once people see it, your a target for arm robbery... Can only wear at a family gathering or just to collect and keep at home... Let's not forget you can upgrade your Movado with VVS diamonds..

I don't have one but I'm eyeing the gold one ! I have lots of steel Hamiltons and Longines but that gold is calling me haha

I am new to this. I have the Sapphire 🤔. It’s all scratched up now. But keeps good time

Uhh hell yeah. I have the performance chrono in blue, it’s been my daily driver for years, you can dress it up or down, beat it up or polish it. Like you good sir I love it. The lume on it is still just as bright as the day I bought it.

That is a beautiful watch. I also own quite a few watches and could only hope to find a Valor to add to my collection.

You don't buy a Movado for "investment". You buy a Movado for functionality & fashion.

BiNGO! You're spot on the 💰. I have Tudors & Rolex's. Some vintage , some new. However , my Movato is go to. I'm all for the function & fashionability. For Instance, my Movado Venturi works tremendously well with most black suits & black outfits. And I do wear black more than most. However, I rarely wear yellow gold. I'm more of a platinum, silver, white gold guy. When the occasion calls for a black outfit with yellow gold jewelry, I always turn to my Movado. It's classy, classic, & I don't have to worry about scratching or scuffing a very expensive gold watch. For everything, it's place. Keep rocking your Movado & enjoy yourself. 😉

@@yoholmes273 Glad to see another enjoyer. As you mention the fear of damaging it, that's a good point. I've actually learnt to enjoy the scuffs. I don't feel like I'm ruining a heirloom. It helps remind me how long I've had the watch and how much we've been through together. Also as a non-watch person I'm glad to see people who are more into the hobby can enjoy them too. I'd genuinely wondered if it was just because watches are a beautiful accessory rather than a true passion for me but it seems I was wrong.

This guy is banned from Movado watches don’t mind him

I still love my price

Same here i have the the movado museum in navy blue with a black leather band and it looks so clean its simplicity just gives it a special kinda look. People always look at my watch when I wear it 👍

Or TAG.

Dude is 100% cringe goofball

I did a he same thing.

Thomas Massey the chronograph model is very nice.

noxus158 This guy has shit taste anyway..

Mr. Wonderful .... Does that mean you have shit taste too because you watch his channel?

He has shit taste but under current ownership Movado is flogging cheap quartz watches at the premium. Museum Watch is one of the best designs ever. It pains me to see its fate.

Better than vincero and Michael kors? 😆 that's not saying a lot.

@@tvang464 you sound poor

Yes , the Vizio chronograph with the Stainless steel bracelet is the best movado

Yes!

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@Jacob Sergio flixportal =)

@Ezekiel Franklin Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it !

My 1881 has a 2824.2 in it. A sneaky good automatic, love it.

U.U.U also with your balls behind your legs. Find a woman who has taste, you will have a better time. Cheapest pieces of garbage in the mall. Seiko’s and grand seikos are considered some of the best watches on the planet. Find a watch that is quality. Also a woman too.

Yeah and she'll be coming home with you in credit card debt. Your comment wasn't well thought out. First off malls are dead! Not sure what era you're referring to. Secondly Movados are sold at jewelry stores in malls like Zales with entry points at $1200.... The last time I was in a jewelry store they sell series 800/vizio carbon woven. Shyt I purchased a used Datron from my jeweler and paid $600 and that was a show piece. Lastly I'm not trying to impress men. If the ladies are for it then so am I! Hell I'm not wearing Chanel Alure at $140 a bottle hoping to impress a room full of sausages 😒 I mean but if that's what you're in to...

Straight Facts!! I have a museum with a navy blue face and a silver dail and a black leather band and everytime I wear it I definitely get people's attention! No lie

​​​@@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731 😆🤓

Exactly, my brother only wears the movado that I bought him 15 years ago. If it has a day complication, he immediately dismisses it. Lol "I don't want to be screwing around with fiddling the date, just tell me the time. "

The iconic museum watch design was originally by Nathan Horwitt in 1947 following the Bauhaus concept of functional simplicity (form follows function). Movado began producing them in 1948. In 1960 they became the first watch ever to be added to the Metropolitan's design collection in New York. You can read the long version here: bespokeunit.com/watches/movado/ Okay, the '80s were the shift from a stuffy old me-too Swiss watch house to a modern thinking and design focused enterprise (it can be spun both ways, guys) but you can't deny the iconic nature of the museum watch and it's ubiquitous recognition. Appreciate Movado for its design and history the same way as those who own dive watches but never go near the water, or those who are afraid to fly and still love pilot's watches.