I have the Tiffany’s Atlas (Silver) and the Cartier Tank. I enjoy wearing them and I receive compliments on both of these watches. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I have 2 Tiffany watches (CT60 Silver Face Chronograph and Atlas Black Chronograph) and feel they are more beautiful than other options out there...but hey, that's just me.
I’m a watch guy and into Horology as a child grew up with it, now I do have Breitling’s, Omega, JLC, now saying this I would buy this watch by a Tiffany CT60 definitely and they are secrets and reasons why and It have Great Value that I can go on and on.. Bottom line great Review 👍🏼and great Watch.. Let’s not forget Tiffany Patek Philipe History And yes I do care for this watch when I seen it first sight yeah it was so so have Breitling Navitimer B01 on my hand in-house movement but I felt at first sight it’s decent watch.. Can’t judge book by its cover till you Discover... Hope it’s said enough Take care Alan H
Jay Sikes Yup there is and of all my Collections I’ll be getting this watch for sure to match with my Atlas Ring form 1995 just after 2 years when I arrived to Canada in 1997.. Fantastic watch, movement inside Omega?? What’s inside for sure something good by request of Tiffany anyhow overall Good Buy Decent Prince and it’s Tiffany 👍🏼 Alan H
I have bought 6 Tiffany watches in the past 16 years and one of the reason I get them is that hardly anyone else wears them. Vintage is best as the prices in the stores a bit steep. My collection includes a Mark Quartz steel, Atlas automatic Gold, Atlas Automatic sterling, Gallery Automatic steel, a white gold Quartz I think the line was called Cordio. And a Gent Coupe Automatic in steel. Currently actually looking at a the CT60 pictured in either steel or rose gold, but 2nd hand at a fraction of the price.
Tiffany has some great vintage pieces. Recently the brand has had somewhat of a revival. Things are looking up for T&CO. Great point about getting a good discount when buying pre-owned. Lots of great watches out there that go well below retail. Sounds like you have a unique and classic collection!
I recently purchased the mens Tiffabt and Co. Atlas in silver. Its a nice looking watch that I have always liked. A vintage model with the roman numerals on the bezel. I would never consider buying the full MSRP of $3600 for a quartz watch. I dated a guy years back that had the 18k gold version, Im sure he paid throught the nose for it.
“ lower class... ghetto... less desirable people...” Don’t believe the hype, the majority of luxury goods are created for the very same people that you odiously vilify for the imagined decrease in brand image and value.
Interesting that you equate me pointing out that luxury brands don't prefer ghetto/lower class wearing their wares with me vilifying them... Either you think I'm a luxury brand representative, or it reveals your true attitude towards ghetto/lower class people. Some people are proud to be ghetto, and wear it as a badge of honour. Thanks for watching, and thanks for commenting.
Ghetto is a slum part of a city inhabited by minorities. So are you saying that fashion powerhouses doesn’t want minorities wearing their product? When you say lower class, are you comparing those to highest class? If so then middle class will be considered lower class; thus considered “ ghetto”.
Great video, I love almost anything Tiffany, started when I was a youngster and seeing their stained glass stuff, reminded me of church windows (the only thing in church I really appreciated when younger) and just loved Tiffany after... that being said, I primarily care about the Omega Tiffany watches, I'll grab the Portfolio or T&Co only watches of they're inexpensive but the Omega ones I really want
@@mikelob6707 Tiffany has had some great collabs over the years. Back in the day, some watches by Patek would only say Tiffany on the dial. I'm excited to see more Tiffany partnerships.
Much of what Jay says is in correct. He says Tiffany doesn't make any in-house movements. Wrong. They had their own factory in Geneva. It was bought out by Patek but they still made many movements on watches you can buy today. And 100 years later, they are still quality time pieces. Not only does this guy misprounce a few names, he didn't even do any homework.
I really like anything Tiffany and Co. I compare it to Harry Winston and Cartier. Tiffany and Co., Carier and Harry Winston are all known for diamonds. Tiffany and Co. is an exciting brand. Tiffany and Co. jewelry and watches appreciate in value. Tiffany and Co. watches are handed down from generation to generation. Tiffany and Co. watches are also put in wills and are used as collateral towards loans. I think anyone wearing a Tiffany and Co. watch has great taste.
Tiffany as a brand has done a lot to repair their image as of late. I'll give them credit. Recently, I visited a store whilst on a work trip. Very lovely items, and very helpful sales staff. I didn't end up buying anything that time, but previously I've gotten cuff links, and other jewelry. You're 100% correct, very lovely items to pass on to future generations.
Jay, I just bought a ANTIQUE FRENCH STERLING SILVER ANCRE 15 RUBIS POCKET WATCH FOR TIFFANY & Co. It is pretty cool to some Tiffany even if it is a watch, but it is sterling. Questions? I can't find out who the maker is? It is a French import from the WWI period. Maybe a Military / Trench / Officers pocket watch. It has a swan hallmark indicating most likely from Switzerland I believe from my research. .800 / 1000 sterling silver. you can find it online on an ebay completed sold page. Do you know if it is really a Pocket Watch by Tiffany & Co from 1916 era Swiss made imported to France. I can't find any similar except the watches that are everywhere in wwII and the small ones in wwi that fit the dial. Thanks for anything!
Hello, Tiffany made pocket watches and the name should be on the dial, the case, and the movement. Tiffany was a jeweler as well as watch maker back in the day. Thus they would make the case and the movement. If it doesn't say Tiffany on all 3, then it would raise some suspicion. Sometimes, people take a Tiffany dial and put it on a watch to make it look more valuable.
@@jaysikes4256 Thank you Jay. It says "no" on Custom: but I have some suspicion of that. It could have been because of the war they were ordered from Swiss makers, and exported to France because of the Great War??? Please let me know what you think of that possible answer. I will have it checked soon. Thanks again.
@@jaysikes4256 Also, it is noted that Longines did make them some pocket watches but as you mentioned their name, that is Tiffany, was on case and movement that they made them for Tiffany.
@@ForgivenessIsBest-LiarsDont During wars, various companies contributed to watches. For Tiffany, because they were a clock maker, then watch maker, would have Tiffany on the movement at the minimum. Also, many times pocket watches are assembled from different parts. Sometimes in the past, it was done just to make repairs quickly. Especially during wars.
I found the way you pronounced the word Cartier quite funny. You obviously attempt to pronounce the word the French would. But I’m not sure that’s how they do pronounce it. It just make you sound quite uneducated. Secondly, I always find it funny that you think it’s wrong for Tiffany to dilute the brand. Actually I think that’s just a clever strategy. One can argue the same about the “ghetto” people clamoring for fake Rolex or Louis Vuitton bags for the low class people. The fact is that Tiffany makes more money from these aspirational items than anything else they got in the store. They could easily make their items super pricey like Harry Winston. But that’s not their marketing strategy.
The watch pictured is the CT60 in rose gold, and it retailed for $12k USD when it first came out a couple of years ago. Now you buy an excellent condition example on the pre-owned market for about 6k USD
