Nice! These vintage Timex watches are underrated and undervalued. So many great deals online and at flea markets. Thanks for sharing. All the best, Oleg.
I just picked up a box lot of watches at an auction for $12. There are some Seiko citizen and a couple of really nice old automatic Timex watches in unbelievably good condition and very sharp looking. there are great deals to be had you just have to look 🤙
I’ve got a vintage Timex 100 handwinding watch I would guess is from the ‘50s. I found it at Goodwill for about $3.50 US at the time. My grandpa replaced the movement for me, actually was one of the last watches he worked on for me. As to your moisture issue, sorry if I’m repeating what others have said, but I would remove the caseback and let it sit like that under a little heat of some kind.
Thank you for sharing, Clayton. What a great story and it probably makes the watch 100 times more special to you now. Just shows that sometimes our favourite watches aren't the ones that cost the most. Thank you for the solution to the moisture problem. I've removed the case back over night and now the moisture is gone. All the best, Oleg.
Nice. I got a very similar condition 1979 version for $22. Not too shabby at all. I mostly got it because it's one of the only watches manufactured in Taiwan (where I was born), and right around the same time period. That said, the sentimental value is priceless.
Hello my friends Oleg & Bond; a great review & initial impressions on both of these pieces! I have a mini collection of Timex myself and what you have here is remarkable! A mechanical, hand wind Timex in excellent condition for it's age, with day/date complication that still keeps good time, yet likely never serviced!! Btw, the last two digits of the number at the bottom of the dial should be the year it was made, so 1975?
Thank you my friend. I am very excited about this watch, you're probably right on it has never being serviced before. I'll make sure to get it serviced soon. Thank you for helping me date the watch. 1975 seems like the right year. All the best, Oleg and Bond.
@@24hourstime the two last digits on the numbers at the bottom of the watch DO indicate the year of manufacture. You have a bona-fide 1975 watch my friend!
I have a vintage Bulova automatic from 1950 . On the original Stretch band . Runs a min fast a day . I don't care I just re set it . Maybe I will regulate it myself one day . 17 joules. It is cool to have a 70 + year old watch that still runs .
Advise. Set the number date first stem out turning it forward through the hours. then the day by turning it backwards through the hours. The day of the week wil go quicker turning it backwards. That's the way you set it. I have one from 1974
Wow! Those are awesome finds. At $8 it is amazing, cool story with a very cool watch. When you put the Seastar in rice did you take the back off? I have had good success with removing the case back and leaving it to dry out...adding the rice will act as a desiccant allowing you to seal the watch (in a bag) and protect the movement. Then it sounds like you might want to replace the seal on the crystal and case back (and maybe stem). Thanks for another great video :)
Thank you for your advice, Jeffrey. I will remove the case back this time. You're probably right the seal on the crystal and maybe the stem most likely has to be replaced. I'll check when I get it serviced. I'm really excited about this Timex. I just can't get over the condition of the watch for the age. All the best, Oleg.
And I'd thought the Tevises were inexpensive! Lots of charm in those two pieces. I love the presentation of the numerals on the Timex. And the Tissot is a stunner. Great finds! And, yes, please do share how you use toothpaste and nail polish implement (is it the brush you're talking about) to buff out scratches on an acrylic crystal. That'd be a great separate video . . . your first how-to, at that. Thanks, as always, for sharing.
Thank you Henry. The numerals at 6,9 and 12 were a big selling feature for me. And for $6.50 it was a no brainer. I will do a tutorial very soon, but now I realized that I buffed out scratches from all of my acrylic crystal watches lol. So I have to go and find another vintage watch to use for the tutorial. I guess it's back to the flea market. All the best, Oleg.
Hi Oleg, great find. I have a 1975 Timex, steel with a date complication at just 30mm. But changing the date after it hasn't been worn for a bit is a pain. You have to turn the hands fully through 24 hrs for each day. But apart from that I love it.
Thank you, my friend. The lack of quick set date can get a bit annoying, but at the same time it's what makes these watches so charming. All the best, Oleg.
Oleg congratulations, you win! What a lucky find. I does look and sounds like this proud little Timex needs service. Maybe after all these years of operations it deserves some love of a proper watchmaker. About your problem with the Tissot, why not take of the watchback and put it somewhere warm. Not to warm.. For protection against dust, put it under a glass bowl. The moisture will be gone quickly.
Thank you, Joop! I got really lucky finding this Timex. The condition is great and it runs really well. You're probably right about the service. I will get the watch serviced soon. Thanks for the advice on Tissot. I will remove the case back, hopefully that works. When I service the Tissot I'll check the seals as well. All the best, Oleg.
I've played this once I have a vintage Timex the same one my grandfather gave me except the difference in mine is boldface and the numbers are all squares like those numbers you have a 12 + 6 + 9 mine are like that although and the inside has a spring movement and a battery the case back has like a keyhole kind of looking thing on it and inside it says made in France and this one inside also says two jewels
Very nice find Oleg, I own a Timex but a quartz one. As regards mechanical watches I have found my Orient 3 Star to be the best I have ever had and certainly beats my Seiko 5 for accuracy. I have just replaced the bracelet on my Orient to a light brown crocodile leather strap and it looks amazing. Certainly have had some good comments on it as it really shows off the Gold/Brown sundial effect face. I wear this watch a lot, it's a beater watch for me because I can rely on its reliability being an in house movement. At just over £60 on Ebay UK, the Orient 3 Star watches are really great value.
Thank you Ednam. There are a lot of great deals on vintage Timex watches. New Orient watches are also great value for money. I have one Orient in my collection, I don't wear it much but it's great quality. All the best, Oleg.
Timex vintage pre 80s are great value for money for mechanical watch . But do note their latest Use China movement. so Do note their very latest Mechanical watch that looks vintage by deliberate design . i have a Vintage 1st Gen KING SEIKO from early 60s. super accurate too to Below 5seconds per day ... vintage watch do not means poor accuracy. especially those Japanese or Swiss movement ones, even those whom brands we may not heard before. many SWISS watches are not really swiss brands but brands by small microbrands based in UK, Europe or Asia that USES SWISS MOVEMENTS INSIDE
You got an awesome deal on that Timex, and those watches are extremely reliable, their slogan was "takes a licking and keeps on ticking" and they meant it, they used to be incredibly good and examples like that will easily go for $50-$100 (possibly more) on ebay just because of how good they are and that one is in gorgeous condition too!
Great find. I went into a vintage watch and clock shop today on a short excursion in Florida while on vacation. There were 3 1980's vostok kommanderski's in showcase. Poor shape. Owner was asking 175.00 for each. I wanted to say good luck selling them.
Thank you Morris. Damn $175 for a vintage Vostok is waaay too much. It’s so common for little shops to over value their watches. By the way it’s really cool that you went to visit some vintage watches shops on your trip. I do that when I’m visiting other cities as well. All the best, Oleg.
I strongly recommend new changes on both the Tissot's back case cover and crown's stem O-Rings for renewed weather / water resistance. Best Of Chances.
On an important reminder on watch sealants, the usual culprit on over looked watch part is the dial's window sealant. Do have the window's sealant replaced as well. That prevents condensation from reoccuring.
You need to take the back off your Tissot and lay it face down on the top of your boiler. or something warm for 3 or 4 hours. And put a glass over it to prevent dust from getting in the movement
$6 is actually half the cost when it was new that time era. Pick up coffee, newspaper and a Timex at the newsstand back then. I hit my 1977 and it.almost looks the exact same. Last 2 digits in sexual in right confirms its year.
I know, right? Usually when I go to the flea markets there are a few vintage Timex watches but never anything in this condition and never under $20. Couldn't be any happier with this watch. All the best, Oleg.
Do a search on Google. Vintage Timex watch repair and service. That guy knows Timex watches he can fix it. Dont believe a negative post if you sèe one. Hes retired and doesn't go online. He's all about Timex only Timex. I called the Timex company and inquired where i can get a vintage watch repaired and he is who they advise you to go to. His service is excellent and prices are reasonable
The "service"recommended by timex at the time of production. Was to remove whole movement and put in a container of white gas aka ligherfluid to help dissolve any build up of gunk the let white gass evaporate and put it back together.
Hi Oleg, very nice pic, you got it for a steal, well done! Looks very nice!!! IMO vintage Timex watches are extremely unrated, good for us 😉 As TheGoodwolfe mentioned, the last 2 digits should show the build year of the watch - maybe 1975? PS: where can i send you a pm?
Thank you, my friend. I think you're right on the year 1975. Thank you and TheGoodwolfe for helping me date it. You're absolutely right about vintage Timex watches being underrated. There are some many great exampled on eBay that can be bought for very cheap. All the best, Oleg. p.s. You can email me (the email is in the about section no the channel).
I won a 1980s Indian HMT Janata watch, with a bright green numeral and cream colored dial for FIVE DOLLARS on Ebay from a USA seller, it's definitely not a fake being incredibly accurate and will run for almost 40 hours on a wind and the face has this really interesting running minute sub chapter with very fine gradient with minute marks and minutes (like 1 is 05) on the outside. Bid on it thinking I wouldn't win for that cheap, only bidder and incredibly impressed with it. Like with my Russian watches it get's a lot of "what the heck is that?" comments for just being really unique
If it was my watch I’d use a rubber round ball case back remover and a puffer and blow some being careful not to go crazy near the balance wheel. With no jewels I’d say it’s a pin lever movement that’s why it’s loud when u turn the crown. And those watches are hard to service. I took a old time timex and removed the movement and it wasn’t word taking apart because I don’t think it will fit together again. Google pin lever movements.
Thank you for the suggestion. You're right about the expensive servicing for vintage Timex watches. I took one of them for a service and it was about $50. All the best, Oleg.
Do you always wear watches so low on your arm? I have not noticed before. However it seems you have it in-between your hand and your wrist-bone rather than above the wrist bone.
With your English, you really need to maybe not use the word "cheap" as you are using it. For two minutes I'm thinking this watch is a piece of crap. You bought an inexpensive watch. Not a cheap watch. I own several of those type of Timex. They are very mechanically sound given their age.
I had an SKX that took in a little condensation because the crystal wasn’t seated tightly enough. A few quick presses and it was good. Try that, but you may need to change some gaskets.
Now that's a deal! I actually just bought another one at the flea market. The value for the price these vintage Timex watches offer is unbeatable. All the best, Oleg.
You bought this watch because of the price. But I am pretty sure you are not going to wear this watch very offen. I also bought cheap watch and I don't enjoy wearing it. I prefer my other watches.
So far I've been wearing it a lot, but maybe it's the honey moon stage. I will do an update video in the future about how much I wear it. What cheap watch did you buy? All the best, Oleg.
It would be interesting to hear which watches get the most wrist time, in the context of, say, a very brief "state of the collection." We usually hear (on UA-cam) about watches one at a time, and occasionally will get a SOTC, but I think an interesting tack would be to hear which ones you end up wearing in practice, and why.
I have a automatic vintage timex from eBay that I got for £17 it’s from 1977, is gold plated, has a cushions case and I love it!
Nice! These vintage Timex watches are underrated and undervalued. So many great deals online and at flea markets. Thanks for sharing. All the best, Oleg.
24Hours At A Time yes, definitely
I got a 1977 one from Ebay as well! my birth year. you can confirm by the last two digits on serial on the right side.
Love using the nail buffer on the crystals...it's quick and affective.
I just picked up a box lot of watches at an auction for $12. There are some Seiko citizen and a couple of really nice old automatic Timex watches in unbelievably good condition and very sharp looking.
there are great deals to be had you just have to look 🤙
I've made a living doing that but I went to watch repair school first!
Very good video, once I got a vintage edox automatic for $5, although I think a timex is a bit better for ruggedization reasons.
I’ve got a vintage Timex 100 handwinding watch I would guess is from the ‘50s. I found it at Goodwill for about $3.50 US at the time. My grandpa replaced the movement for me, actually was one of the last watches he worked on for me.
As to your moisture issue, sorry if I’m repeating what others have said, but I would remove the caseback and let it sit like that under a little heat of some kind.
Thank you for sharing, Clayton. What a great story and it probably makes the watch 100 times more special to you now. Just shows that sometimes our favourite watches aren't the ones that cost the most.
Thank you for the solution to the moisture problem. I've removed the case back over night and now the moisture is gone. All the best, Oleg.
Nice. I got a very similar condition 1979 version for $22. Not too shabby at all. I mostly got it because it's one of the only watches manufactured in Taiwan (where I was born), and right around the same time period. That said, the sentimental value is priceless.
Hello my friends Oleg & Bond; a great review & initial impressions on both of these pieces! I have a mini collection of Timex myself and what you have here is remarkable! A mechanical, hand wind Timex in excellent condition for it's age, with day/date complication that still keeps good time, yet likely never serviced!! Btw, the last two digits of the number at the bottom of the dial should be the year it was made, so 1975?
Thank you my friend. I am very excited about this watch, you're probably right on it has never being serviced before. I'll make sure to get it serviced soon. Thank you for helping me date the watch. 1975 seems like the right year. All the best, Oleg and Bond.
@@24hourstime the two last digits on the numbers at the bottom of the watch DO indicate the year of manufacture. You have a bona-fide 1975 watch my friend!
Thanks for the review. I would like to know if it can be hand wound, because I have a similar one, but it's only automatic, it doesn't hand wind.
I have a vintage Bulova automatic from 1950 . On the original Stretch band . Runs a min fast a day . I don't care I just re set it . Maybe I will regulate it myself one day . 17 joules. It is cool to have a 70 + year old watch that still runs .
I like it. If they would have omitted the date mechanism and just put a "3" there it would have been very "art deco-ish".
Beggers can't be choosers
The fact it has survived is amazing.
Hey Oleg, you made this video before I started subscribing. Just popped up on my feed. Really cool vintage Timex watch, loving it!
Advise. Set the number date first stem out turning it forward through the hours. then the day by turning it backwards through the hours. The day of the week wil go quicker turning it backwards. That's the way you set it. I have one from 1974
Very nice Timex. You have given me the idea of checking local antique shops. Thanks!
Thank you, Mario. Keep us updated if you find anything great. All the best, Oleg.
I got a 1975 Timex Marlin for about 1.10 dollars over on Tijuana, Mexico, working, now that's cheap!
Wow! Those are awesome finds. At $8 it is amazing, cool story with a very cool watch.
When you put the Seastar in rice did you take the back off? I have had good success with removing the case back and leaving it to dry out...adding the rice will act as a desiccant allowing you to seal the watch (in a bag) and protect the movement. Then it sounds like you might want to replace the seal on the crystal and case back (and maybe stem).
Thanks for another great video :)
Thank you for your advice, Jeffrey. I will remove the case back this time. You're probably right the seal on the crystal and maybe the stem most likely has to be replaced. I'll check when I get it serviced.
I'm really excited about this Timex. I just can't get over the condition of the watch for the age. All the best, Oleg.
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And I'd thought the Tevises were inexpensive! Lots of charm in those two pieces. I love the presentation of the numerals on the Timex. And the Tissot is a stunner. Great finds! And, yes, please do share how you use toothpaste and nail polish implement (is it the brush you're talking about) to buff out scratches on an acrylic crystal. That'd be a great separate video . . . your first how-to, at that. Thanks, as always, for sharing.
Thank you Henry. The numerals at 6,9 and 12 were a big selling feature for me. And for $6.50 it was a no brainer. I will do a tutorial very soon, but now I realized that I buffed out scratches from all of my acrylic crystal watches lol. So I have to go and find another vintage watch to use for the tutorial. I guess it's back to the flea market.
All the best, Oleg.
Hi Oleg, great find. I have a 1975 Timex, steel with a date complication at just 30mm. But changing the date after it hasn't been worn for a bit is a pain. You have to turn the hands fully through 24 hrs for each day. But apart from that I love it.
Thank you, my friend. The lack of quick set date can get a bit annoying, but at the same time it's what makes these watches so charming. All the best, Oleg.
Oleg congratulations, you win! What a lucky find. I does look and sounds like this proud little Timex needs service. Maybe after all these years of operations it deserves some love of a proper watchmaker. About your problem with the Tissot, why not take of the watchback and put it somewhere warm. Not to warm.. For protection against dust, put it under a glass bowl. The moisture will be gone quickly.
Thank you, Joop! I got really lucky finding this Timex. The condition is great and it runs really well. You're probably right about the service. I will get the watch serviced soon.
Thanks for the advice on Tissot. I will remove the case back, hopefully that works. When I service the Tissot I'll check the seals as well. All the best, Oleg.
I've played this once I have a vintage Timex the same one my grandfather gave me except the difference in mine is boldface and the numbers are all squares like those numbers you have a 12 + 6 + 9 mine are like that although and the inside has a spring movement and a battery the case back has like a keyhole kind of looking thing on it and inside it says made in France and this one inside also says two jewels
Hi, the first two numbers at the bottom of the dial indicate the year of the watch
Very nice find Oleg, I own a Timex but a quartz one. As regards mechanical watches I have found my Orient 3 Star to be the best I have ever had and certainly beats my Seiko 5 for accuracy. I have just replaced the bracelet on my Orient to a light brown crocodile leather strap and it looks amazing. Certainly have had some good comments on it as it really shows off the Gold/Brown sundial effect face. I wear this watch a lot, it's a beater watch for me because I can rely on its reliability being an in house movement. At just over £60 on Ebay UK, the Orient 3 Star watches are really great value.
Thank you Ednam. There are a lot of great deals on vintage Timex watches. New Orient watches are also great value for money. I have one Orient in my collection, I don't wear it much but it's great quality. All the best, Oleg.
Timex vintage pre 80s are great value for money for mechanical watch . But do note their latest Use China movement. so Do note their very latest Mechanical watch that looks vintage by deliberate design . i have a Vintage 1st Gen KING SEIKO from early 60s. super accurate too to Below 5seconds per day ... vintage watch do not means poor accuracy. especially those Japanese or Swiss movement ones, even those whom brands we may not heard before. many SWISS watches are not really swiss brands but brands by small microbrands based in UK, Europe or Asia that USES SWISS MOVEMENTS INSIDE
You got an awesome deal on that Timex, and those watches are extremely reliable, their slogan was "takes a licking and keeps on ticking" and they meant it, they used to be incredibly good and examples like that will easily go for $50-$100 (possibly more) on ebay just because of how good they are and that one is in gorgeous condition too!
Thank you, my friend. I'm so happy with this find! All the best, Oleg.
Man thank you very much this video is protected to me cancer :D i learned how can i set this calendar :D
Great find. I went into a vintage watch and clock shop today on a short excursion in Florida while on vacation. There were 3 1980's vostok kommanderski's in showcase. Poor shape. Owner was asking 175.00 for each. I wanted to say good luck selling them.
Thank you Morris. Damn $175 for a vintage Vostok is waaay too much. It’s so common for little shops to over value their watches. By the way it’s really cool that you went to visit some vintage watches shops on your trip. I do that when I’m visiting other cities as well. All the best, Oleg.
I strongly recommend new changes on both the Tissot's back case cover and crown's stem O-Rings for renewed weather / water resistance.
Best Of Chances.
Thank you, Thomason. I'll definitely be replacing the seals at for the next service. All the best, Oleg.
On an important reminder on watch sealants, the usual culprit on over looked watch part is the dial's window sealant.
Do have the window's sealant replaced as well.
That prevents condensation from reoccuring.
for 6 bucks damn, very cool, congratulations! eager for the didun review ahah :)
Thank you Alex. The Didun review will be up in a few weeks time:)
You need to take the back off your Tissot and lay it face down on the top of your boiler. or something warm for 3 or 4 hours. And put a glass over it to prevent dust from getting in the movement
The year is shown by the last 2 digits at the bottom of the dial
i need a watch like dis style.vintage
hair dryer on no heat? to get rid of condensation?
Just bought a vintage, excellent condition, 1960's Prisma mechanical for $12 U.S.! SCORE!!
Nice!
beautiful watch
$6 is actually half the cost when it was new that time era. Pick up coffee, newspaper and a Timex at the newsstand back then. I hit my 1977 and it.almost looks the exact same. Last 2 digits in sexual in right confirms its year.
Great Find!!!
Thanks!
Too much stunning in this video. Stunning watch, dog, and last but certainly not least a stunning guy.
Thank you Parker!
6$ its a steal. Im thinking buying a1974 with same movement but it costs 20$
That dog is snoring lol
U r so lucky mate
I know, right? Usually when I go to the flea markets there are a few vintage Timex watches but never anything in this condition and never under $20. Couldn't be any happier with this watch. All the best, Oleg.
Easy to service? The few places I looked into around Ottawa turn me away with a +$300 service cost or just turned me away. Great review by the way!
Do a search on Google. Vintage Timex watch repair and service.
That guy knows Timex watches he can fix it.
Dont believe a negative post if you sèe one.
Hes retired and doesn't go online. He's all about Timex only Timex.
I called the Timex company and inquired where i can get a vintage watch repaired and he is who they advise you to go to.
His service is excellent and prices are reasonable
The "service"recommended by timex at the time of production. Was to remove whole movement and put in a container of white gas aka ligherfluid to help dissolve any build up of gunk the let white gass evaporate and put it back together.
Throw it away buy another one
Hi Oleg, very nice pic, you got it for a steal, well done! Looks very nice!!! IMO vintage Timex watches are extremely unrated, good for us 😉 As TheGoodwolfe mentioned, the last 2 digits should show the build year of the watch - maybe 1975?
PS: where can i send you a pm?
Thank you, my friend. I think you're right on the year 1975. Thank you and TheGoodwolfe for helping me date it. You're absolutely right about vintage Timex watches being underrated. There are some many great exampled on eBay that can be bought for very cheap. All the best, Oleg.
p.s. You can email me (the email is in the about section no the channel).
hi, i have the same watch, but is it plated or is the case full gold?
Plated
I have an amazing vintage timex I got for 12.5 NZD lol. It is gold plated with a black dial.
I won a 1980s Indian HMT Janata watch, with a bright green numeral and cream colored dial for FIVE DOLLARS on Ebay from a USA seller, it's definitely not a fake being incredibly accurate and will run for almost 40 hours on a wind and the face has this really interesting running minute sub chapter with very fine gradient with minute marks and minutes (like 1 is 05) on the outside. Bid on it thinking I wouldn't win for that cheap, only bidder and incredibly impressed with it. Like with my Russian watches it get's a lot of "what the heck is that?" comments for just being really unique
Damn $5 is a great deal! I've seen a few HMT watches on eBay but never actually bought one. Maybe it's something that I should look into...hmmm
Open the back of the watch and lay it on a heating pad at a very low setting for overnight.
If it was my watch I’d use a rubber round ball case back remover and a puffer and blow some being careful not to go crazy near the balance wheel. With no jewels I’d say it’s a pin lever movement that’s why it’s loud when u turn the crown. And those watches are hard to service. I took a old time timex and removed the movement and it wasn’t word taking apart because I don’t think it will fit together again. Google pin lever movements.
Thank you for the suggestion. You're right about the expensive servicing for vintage Timex watches. I took one of them for a service and it was about $50. All the best, Oleg.
Its a steal for an automatic watch with a great history
Timex was 1973, not keen on setting the calendars, takes forever, when you think you’ve got it set…
i had the same problem with a timex early back set watch, i used my wifes hair dryer to get rid of the condensation
Thanks for the suggestion:)
Do you always wear watches so low on your arm? I have not noticed before. However it seems you have it in-between your hand and your wrist-bone rather than above the wrist bone.
It really depends. Usually I wear them higher but sometimes with vintage watches I prefer them lower on the wrist.
i have one timex vintage gold plated
Very very very nice n affordable! Way to go bro 👍👍👍⌚⌚⌚🏆🏆🏆
Thanks Jim!
24Hours At A Time
24Hours At A Time
With your English, you really need to maybe not use the word "cheap" as you are using it. For two minutes I'm thinking this watch is a piece of crap. You bought an inexpensive watch. Not a cheap watch. I own several of those type of Timex. They are very mechanically sound given their age.
I had an SKX that took in a little condensation because the crystal wasn’t seated tightly enough. A few quick presses and it was good. Try that, but you may need to change some gaskets.
Thanks for the suggestion James!
Is it a manual wind?
Yes, it's manual wind. Not an automatic.
I got one for $20 with a nice italian buffalo strap.
Now that's a deal! I actually just bought another one at the flea market. The value for the price these vintage Timex watches offer is unbeatable. All the best, Oleg.
i have that same watch.......
Hmt watches are amazing. From £12 on the bay. 3 to 4 weeks on a slow boat from India.
Citizen designed hand wound movement.
I love mine.
I always see them on eBay but never actually bought one. hmm maybe it's worth exploring. All the best, Oleg.
you got a great deal.
Thank you!
I like timex Watch I préfère timex electric❤ ❤❤
the dog looks like he is tired of your shit
I suspect the dog is hunting down watches during the night and that is why he is so tired durng the day...
How did you know? lol
does your dog sleep with his eyes open
Sometimes, but I'm guessing he's just thinking about snacks and not actually sleeping.
nice arabics!
You bought this watch because of the price. But I am pretty sure you are not going to wear this watch very offen.
I also bought cheap watch and I don't enjoy wearing it. I prefer my other watches.
So far I've been wearing it a lot, but maybe it's the honey moon stage. I will do an update video in the future about how much I wear it. What cheap watch did you buy? All the best, Oleg.
24Hours At A Time I bought Infantry watch.
It would be interesting to hear which watches get the most wrist time, in the context of, say, a very brief "state of the collection." We usually hear (on UA-cam) about watches one at a time, and occasionally will get a SOTC, but I think an interesting tack would be to hear which ones you end up wearing in practice, and why.
A minute and a half of talk before we ever see the watch. This could have been done in less than 5 minutes. Bla Bla Bla.
Oh Man, you should have given him 8. You buy Rolexes for God sack. smh.