The Top 100 GREATEST Watches In The World 

As long as the watch is a good manufacture, the watch should represent what you like, not what other thing is nice ! - 99% of these watches, I find them atrociously ugly !

Did the same thing then saw your comment

By referencing 3.3 watches per minute 🤷🏻‍♂️

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​@@markr3926 On average

Great! It's enough to make me buy the plastic fantastic one, coz I can't afford the real one

For the first self-propelled flight, it happened on the 9th october 1890 with Clément Ader and his Éole plane in France. Dr Sheldon Cooper :D

That's what Brazilians would say

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If catapulted, even a rock can fly...

Your level of understanding is God tier too😂

I understood that reference!

I havent fully watched the video yet so dont know if its covered but ones that dont hit the markers are worked on by hand as its impossible to make them hit every marker and ones that do hit every marker are fully made by machines. Id personally rather have one that has at least some what been worked on by a person.

@@tmb2411 £25 Sekondas don't see a human hand until they're being moved from one machine to the other or they're being boxed for shipping. And they still hit their markers. I'd wager that those PRX's are the same.

Same with Casio. Funny how a $50 watch is more accurate than a $500 watch..🤔

Tissot has garbage QC

That's what's stopping me from picking up a PRX Quartz. If it just does its best impression of a Walmart Timex all day and can't hit the markers like my 80's Seiko Quartz can, why bother?

Why? Because u own one? 😂

I don't know about the others because I have yet to watch the video. But, the Omega Speedmaster is not deserving of the No.1 position. Not at all.

⁠@@betterstepswell, how about you enlighten us all with your #1 pick??? You’re so confident in letting us all know that Omega isn’t deserving of the #1 slot, but can’t tell us who the winner is? Your one thumbs up to the gentleman who was man enough to let us who is deserving of #1 has 50 thumbs up at the time of my response. Who has the spine?

Enlighten you? No. I don't think so. This is a simple public forum and I simply gave my humble opinion. No spine required, no confidence. Only honesty. @@amgolfer3591

@@mariosoprano777He owns one because it deserves no.1. Not opposite.

Felt a bit toy like to me. Joke price but I made an offer. There loss not mine 😂

A Skeletonized Primero is sick

I agree with every watch on your list here. You have a discerning mind and thankfully the watch community has given these watches the vaulted status they deserve. The Citizen 0100, perhaps because it's the newest, is the least valued. The Citizen 0100 is the culmination of 100 years of watchmaking, physics, chemistry, and mechanical engineering. The Citizen 0100 is the ultimate expression of horology pushed to the limits and would be a perfect choice for a 1 watch collection, a true spiritual successor to the Seiko SBWA001.

Going into the dream list.

Strictly from a historical point of view, the Tiffany & Co. CT60 should have been on the list; perhaps at around the 80-75 range.

Seiko more like sucko

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#1 is the C60 Trident pro 300 black

When someone says "most people/viewers" to reinforce their own opinion on the internet 🤣

Criminal that it isn't.

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lol right?!

All Mercury astronauts and the NASA X-15 pilots were issued an Accutron "Astronaut" GMT pilot watch, as were the Lockheed A12 CIA pilots. The Accutron "Astronaut" tuning fork pilot watch has been worn in space by Gordo Cooper (1963), on Gemini III (both Grissom & Young), on Gemini V (Gordo Cooper again) and during STS-7 by astronaut/physician Norman Thagard in 1983. #MoonwatchUniverse

@@phmwu7368 Thanks! The crew following these watch videos can be intimidating so I try to stick to short comments. I have a 1966 214 very plain, no date. I wore it through high school, college and grad school. I popped in a new battery two days ago and it runs. It was abandoned to a drawer for 44 years. It should be serviced.

Yes, you are right!!! A real great watch. I still have my Uncle's Spaceview with the crown in the back. But it was one of those Accutron clocks in the cabin who failed during Lunar Landing, so the astronauts had to leave one of the Speedmasters in the cockpit, for reference use. I think one watch who was forgotten was the REAL First Fully Integrated Automatic Chronograph, the Seiko 6138/6139 which was Automatic, with Castle Wheel and VERTICAL CLUTCH!!!!

Yes, you are absolutely right on that. But it was in 1964 when Schirra and Cooper approached Derek Slayton (His Videos are here in RU-vid) to ask for a formally certified watch for everyone to use, and its from there that the Speedmaster Legend was born- It was THE ONLY WATCH TO PASS ALL TESTS!!! And the ULTIMATE TEST was when one of those NASA-Qualified Speedmaster timed the burning of the auxiliary rockets who help the Apollo 13th Crew to come back to earth!!!!

IKR? That and JLC’s Master Calendar

What’s more advanced about it vs other omega models with the co axial?

I feel you :D

in other words your taste is exactly 3% impeccable

5 of mine are in the Top 10 and two in the Top 2. So is my taste 50% or 100% impeccable?