It's crazy stuff. I know your watches snd what you taste is. Since I watched every video you make. Every watch I know why you have it. Psycho I am I guess. This is a show I look forward to every year. Lume wars is a show I miss. You play in the kazoo had me excited to see what we're gonna look at. Very few get to see my watches. Thank you for sharing again.😊
I only added one watch to my collection this year but it was for a big milestone. The owner of the coffee company I work for retired and sold his company to the employees as a worker-coop. I figured that as now a part owner of a coffee company I should celebrate the deal with a Brew Retrograph with an espresso dial. It's a beautiful watch and it is the perfect memento to commemorate this time of my life.
I have done nothing nothing to my collection within last year and I was proud of it, but almost whole November there was a great sale on Ali so I could not resist bunch of straps and one total bargain full spec diver which is still on it's way to me 😅
Living on a fixed income and inflation have curtailed my watch collecting, but I "live" precariously through JOMW videos. I always look forward to the SOTC videos. You frequently mention selling some of your watches. It would be really interesting to see a video on how and where you sell them, with hints on how to make that process foolproof.
Is it reasonable to sell watches that don’t keep time very well or have some qc defects? I have several to sell but nervous about customer dissatisfaction on the back end
Thanks for the yearly shoutout Jodie! So pleased you still wear the Doxa and it’s in your forever set. Some of your others are to die for especially that burnt orange watch!! Merry Christmas mate.
Great collection. I thought I had too many watches at 22 and was aiming to get down to 16, but maybe now I don't have enough!!! Thanks for your videos in 2023, it's been a awesome year of entertainment. Looking forward to getting my Eberus early!
This year's lesson -- when you misplaced a watch in your house and can't find it, you may have too many watches. Best wishes for a safe and prosperous holiday season and new year to you and your family, Jody.
Love the different options you have! I started the year with 10 watches & I narrowed it down to 3 watches, believe me it was tough lol I kept my G Shock GW6900, Seiko SRPE93, & Tudor BB 41 79540 silver dial. Looking to add a Cartier Tank Must sometime in 2024
Have 55 in my collection in 6 years of which 50% are influenced by your videos!!!! This year I added 15 the most I added in a year..Now my next year watch will be a Blancpain Aqua lung homage in 40mm...2) A perpetual Calender watch 3) A Grand Seiko..provided I sell atleast half of my collection..lets see how it goes...
It has been a year of selling for me in 2023. Having offloaded 5 watches including a sentimental piece (tissot) I responded by adding 3 new pieces into the collection. The disease is real people ;). Birth year Explorer II, Christopher Ward Sandhurst Bronze and something special for my wife this Christmas. Love the videos Jody, keep it up.
Thanks for sharing your collection again with us Jody. My son Xavier loves the Merkur skin diver I picked up from you earlier this year. His first manual wind watch. Looking forward to my Erebus arriving in 2024 ❤
Love your channel. Always look forward to the latest video. Surprised the Blue Lacquer Citizen NB-1060-12L "Dial of the Year" didn't survive in your collection.
Every time I watch JOMW SOTC I feel better 😊, it’s becoming a tradition for me. Sold 3 and bought 2 this year, shrank the collection down to 6 pieces only. Let’s see will it expand in 2024 😊
Nice variety there! I've tried to slow my additons down this year after adding 30 plus over the last couple years. The Direnzo is still on my radar and at top of my list for next year. Love the case and sandwich dial! For the next year I've limited myself to 4 new editions. One of which is your Erebus, really looking forward to its arrival! Sticking to my new rules, i passed on the Vanuatu lottery email i received a week later. My third Helm can wait another couple years as I'm still #2100 plus. Always enjoy your reviews! Cheers!
After flogging off a large part of the herd, I am down to 30. That feels reasonable for now...there was once a time where 1 was enough, crazy to think. Enjoyed the annual catch up on the contents of your boxes as always... cheers chief.
Another incredible video. It makes me think about each watch I own and how personal collecting can be. And also the evolution of collecting once you get to a certain number. And how you can love a watch and never wear it, which some might consider strange. All the best for 2024. Looking forward to another year with my favourite UA-cam channel.
Nice vid on your state of the collection, as always very entertaining Jody! Like you stuff come and goes from my collection, but unlike you, I give mine away to my youngest son or my nephew who enjoy watches. Once I give them out, then I go back and get something I like. I think I have about 55 or 60 watches in my collection. I did got the Momentum Seaquartz 30 Magnum watch on the strap, then I got a jubilee for it but not the one from Momentum as they are too expensive. Also got a Seiko SNK381K which is a sort of a homage to a Vietnam era watch called the Seiko MACV-SOG 6106-8217, very good watch, put it on a strap which gives it a closer look to the original from that era. Another watch I added is a nice 36mm homage to the Tudor Ranger from Watchdives, which seems to me are a sub of San Martin. The watch case and finish is as close as you can get to San Martin but for a bit less money, it has a VH31, very well made. I maybe missing others, but that is it for now, I'm sure it will not be the end of that. Anyway, great vid and may you and your family have a great holiday season, although is your summer time.
Fascinating. You've got me beat but I did own twelve BMC Minis in the 80s. That was difficult, especially since eleven of them didn't run. As you pointed out, cars are a lot bigger than watches and I made the change after figuring that out myself. 😉
This video is exactly what I needed during my covid quarantine period. Love seeing your collection and it makes me think of the direction of my own collection. Can't wait to see what the next year brings.
Always look forward to this video. To me, the 'real' collection is tied to those listed under the Forever category. I got the sense that Jody has the strongest connection to these watches. Many of the other watches are tied to watches purchased (or perhaps donated) for the purposes of a review. I would not be surprised if most of those watches are gone inside of a year, or so. Side note: I am still bit wistful that Jody sold his Ginault, the watch that, more or less, started the channel. I was thinking that he would always hold on to it for that reason (murky history aside).
Great video. I absolutely love your chronomaster. My collection has grown quite a bit in the last year, but I haven't been able to part with any. I'm up to 36 watches now. I spent most of my life with just a daily watch and a dress watch until I caught the watch disease. Not being able to find one of my watches would drive me crazy.
Love the collection! Keep up the great work Jody, and congrats on buying a new house as well as launching Erebus. Huge huge things ur doing! My current collection consists of: Seiko: 5 pepsi, 5gmt batman, presage cocktail time black cat martini (ssa393), prospex Speedtimer ssc911, prospex Alpinist Sugess: Moonphase master V3 aventurine dial, Chronomaster Panda V3 black panda, Seaman NH35 hulk Boderry: Storm, Urban Tissot PRX Casioak GA2100BWP Blue White Porcelain limited edition modded with AP RO mod kit from ali x Pagani Design: Day-Date green dial, Submariner hulk
31 in my collection. Mostly Ali, but 1 RLG, 2 Spinnakers, 3 Casios, 1 vintage Seiko, 1 Citizen Eco-Drive, 1 LIWxTGV, and a Bertucci in a pear tree. One Boderry Sea Turtle on the way and one Ixdao Bronze. I'll wager your missing Seiko is still in one of your watch rolls or a backpack from one of your recent trips.
Fantastic collection and review, best part is your humility around the pursuit and purpose. I’ve been eyeing the Grand Seiko SBGN005 - the GMT functionality and quartz practically would finish off my collection.
@@perfectwrist23 It really seems to be - I haven’t had a chance to wear one, having a couple of larger Seiko divers, this might be a great addition for its size, durability and functionality.
What an amazing collection! 🤩 Just at the beginning of my watch collecting journey. Currently, I have only 6 watches in my collection. Fortis Marinemaster M-40 (bought when my daugther was born) , Raymond Weil Freelancer Chrono ref. 7740 (bought when my son was born), Tissot Chemin des Tourelles (my first watch purchase and worn in my wedding), Panzera Aquamarine 45 (second purchase), Casio G-Shock (given to me by my father when I joined the Norwegian army) and Von Doren Grandmaster Mark II (a Norwegian microbrand and a watch I won on a lottery for charity). For 2024, I am looking at maybe a Formex Essence 39 or Reef, Farer, Christopher Ward, Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver 2023 or Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea 🤩
Love the SOTC it's like a Christmas time tradition to sit and watch these eps like the last episode of a favorite TV show. Love the Seiko section and Casio section the most. But overall an interesting and exciting range of pieces throughout. Cheers Jody
I added a good few watches this year without realizing how quickly I did... bought a few new watches and a ton of cheap old beaten up 70's and 80's watches, as a hobbyist watchmaker I just slowly fixed them up and now boom I have 8 new working vintage watches. A cool "swiss digital" hand wound roll style movement TV style case from 1973, a few timex, a Helbros, amd a few ramdoms. Phoibos Eagle Ray 2 auto is my favorite pick up of all time and that was in march. Swapping the movement on my old snk809 in a few weeks when the 7s26 comes in. I just ordered a seiko srpe41j1 and I cannot wait to see it and wear it on christmas and new years! Ive been eyeing it up since your video ages ago, it is gorgeous. Cheers Jody! Happy holiday season, and happy SOTC! When I finish my studies i'm going to work on getting a business grant and starting a micro-> macro scale watch company, perhaps someday we will be talking watches and I'll be giving you watches to try and enjoy!
Great collection Jody - glad to see you still with a Direnzo in the collection! I 'm planning to get an 02R (or maybe the upcoming 06?) at some point, lovely things and will go with my 04s nicely. I also did pick up one of the Avocado San Martins myself - excellent watch, on my wrist right now! (have it on a green/white Samco silicone - as good as Barton for $5 on Ali!) And as for not collecting cars... says who? 2023's been a light watch year for me, but I picked up my weirdo dream car - a 1992 Subaru SVX. Cheers to 2023, here's to 2024, eh?
Man, I watch a lot of your videos and I pretty much have to keep myself from buying stuff you suggest BUT, I've recently bought two this year just based on your reviews alone: one is the Steeldive 1970 Willard homage on waffle and then I bought a titanium Bertucci though it was the solar version. Probably two of the watches in recent years I've found myself thinking "man I'm getting that right now." What's good about this channel is value so, like another popular 'tuber said recently, don't go into debt just for things. Jody has a great channel for high value, low priced watches that don't break the bank or stretch the wallet. Well done Jody. Extremely well done, I appreciate you sir.
Great video and a great, wide and varied collection. Added a few last year including the Arnie I purchased from you (thank you) but need to trim my collection in half. Having said that, alreading added an orange Doxa Sub200 this year...oops! 220+ down to 100+, that's the plan...wish me luck!
Another great year Jody. All the best to you. An in and out year here. Was down from 40 to 6 over the last 3yrs, then a couple more have come in and a few out. Happy with 9 watches. Covering all (my) bases Citizen c650 Skyhawk Blue Angels 2002 Oris TT Diver 2008 black dial Oris ProPilot X Blue 2023 Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Blue 2023 Raymond Weil Nabucco GMT 2009 Seiko King Samurai White 2022 Seiko SpeedTimer White 2023 Tudor Black Bay 58 Leather 2020 Tudor Black Bay GMT Bracelet 2021 So have vintage/contemporary, Bracelet/Leather, (and Samurai on Rubber for activities), blue/black/white dials. Dive, GADA, Military, Dress, Chrono, GMT, WorldTimer. All great quality (and value imho). Citizen, RW and Oris TT have sentimental value so will go nowhere. Expect one in, one out for 2024. Eyeing up the Longines HC GMT 😊
What a collection! Amazing 🤩 I'm in love with the the quartz Citizen with the white dial 🥰. Amazing watch! I love as well the Casio Royal because it was my watch when I was a teenager 😊. I have to get one! Thanks for the video, Jody!
Great content as always, great to see the collection moving forward, with new additions, the Nomos is beautiful orange watch, and Citizen Chronometer woah, I add this year a 36mm Marathon 17 jewels, 41mm GSAR Artic Military Dive in white dial with red band,38mm The Halmiton Murph, San Martin 36mm the Ranger,Casio all black Bluetooth and another San Martin GMT, so don't feel bad I'm right there with you..will see was next, for next year cheers...
Always love the state of the collection videos. I’m a massive pre bond fan. I currently have 2 in the collection and had a few over the years. Love to see you get it repaired and back on the wrist 👍🏻
Great collection! I currently have 16 watches in my collection and I bought only 1 watch in 2023, a Seiko SPB143. Needless to say, it stays on my wrist most of the time. However, I have my eye on a Hamilton Pilot Day/Date (Interstellar). I may even wait until 2024 to pull the trigger!
Thanks for sharing a sneak peak into this years collection and can't wait to see what you have install for 2024 and possibly an expantion to the Erebus line of watches...? 🤞🙏😄
Went back in time and watched your 1st SOTC. Oh how times have changed (and how some of it is exactly the same👍🏼). Your channel has more meaning to me than just an enthusiastic guy talking about watches so thanks for that!m. Looking forward to the factory tour and looking even more forward to getting my Erebus possibly a month early!
My SOTC is not where I want it to be. Not including dead pieces, my collection is sitting at 63 with an additional 2 on order. Seiko accounts for 20 pieces. Earlier this year my SOTC was at 53. My eventual goal is to get the collection down to 45.
Nice collection Jody although 10ish is enough for me. A few keepers arrived this year, Helm Vanuatu, Helm Komodo and a G-Shock MTG b3000 which is essentially a beefed up Oceanus.
Jody, many thanks for yet another year of entertaining watch reviews. That Christopher Ward is stunning. Looking forward to the arrival of my purple Erebus!
10:38 I saw a Citizen in my local jewelry store that looked a lot like that--same rubber strap in the same shade of blue. Oh my God, that thing was drool-worthy--it may very well be my next one.
Best wishes for the house purchase from the BOP in NZ, which regularly features in the least affordable house vs income tables. Never easy but seldom regretted. Always enjoy your SOC videos and the stories behind the watches. I have a similar number (I have vowed to never count them) and it amuses me how few overlaps there are. I have an older Ti Chronomaster & the yellow Casioak but that's the extent of the overlap. Mostly the same brands but I have far more Ti watches (touchy skin). Part of what makes the hobby such fun, each to their own joy. Today it's a green Citizen Ti auto diver.
well am I in the good path? 1: seiko 6139-8020 (1971) 2: seiko 7025-5000 (1976) 3: accurist automatic with a ETA 2789-1 4: creation automatic (80's I think) 5: citizen 4-823885K 6: unbranded do to brand faded away, hand wind 7: corvanin geneve 8: olimpic hand wind 9: steeldive sd 1970 ( bought it in aliexpress, after watching your review on it, the bezel spring broke, but replaced it with another case) 10: zchz agat 4282 stopwatch 11: HMC pocket watch 12: lorus lumibrite 13: regent hand wind 14: ascot calender automatic 15: casio ca-53w 16: casio w-753 17: casio a178w (polerized moded) 18: swatch sbm400 19: seiko slim 20: q&q (late 70's) digital 21: creston (late 70's) digital
Sitting at a healthy 20ish, Jody! Been a selling year for me to motivate my unused Seiko parts to build a few. Goal for 2024 is to buy a grail watch. Likely an Omega railmaster
I used to have an Oris Big Crown Pro Pilot Small Seconds GMT (yeah, I know lol) and it stopped working about 2 weeks into me owning it. The crown wouldn’t always wind the watch. It would get stuck. I would have to screw it back down, unscrew it and then wind it again. I sent it to an Oris authorized repair center in Boston and it came back working perfectly. I wish I still owned that watch. 🤣
I bought a Vanuatu last year and I'm super happy with it 😀 been on the waiting list since for one more and it was my turn last week so only one year waiting list
Very enjoyable video, Jody. Many desirable watches you have there, but my envy is for these (in no order) Momentum Seaquartz Direnzo Fleux Shin Diver Citizen Chronomaster Omega Seamaster Pre-Bond Seiko SARB Nomos (but not orange, for me) Casio Wave Ceptor
As with so many things in life, it's all about the stories. Thank you for bringing all of the watches together with stories that are totally relatable. Looking forward to a great 2024 with you buddy.
Congrats on the new home. I hope fortune lands in your favor. 48 this year, still time to equalize your yearly numbers Jody. Merry Christmas and have a great New Year to and the whole JOMW family.
Love it! I’m wearing my SD Willard on my rubber strap as I watch this video! This has most definitely been a buying year for me. Started my collection this time last year with a gold JA McCabe skeleton I’d had for years and a Presage Cocktail Time “Grasshopper” open heart. Fast forward to now and I’m sitting at somewhere north of 60 watches, a black PVD Seiko King Monster and a SS Seiko King Samurai on the way, also waiting on a PD Tudor Ranger homage and of course, waiting ever so eagerly for my purple Erebus Origin! Thanks for all the great content Jody, all the best to you for a safe and happy Christmas and New Year period!
Time flies. Watching the JOMW SOC video is, for me, becoming an annual tradition. 😂
It’s like Love Actually, but for watch geeks.
@@johnclarke9506straight up man🤣
It's crazy stuff.
I know your watches snd what you taste is. Since I watched every video you make. Every watch I know why you have it.
Psycho I am I guess.
This is a show I look forward to every year.
Lume wars is a show I miss. You play in the kazoo had me excited to see what we're gonna look at.
Very few get to see my watches.
Thank you for sharing again.😊
Time flies like an arrow Fruit fly's like bananas.
7:04 7:59
I only added one watch to my collection this year but it was for a big milestone. The owner of the coffee company I work for retired and sold his company to the employees as a worker-coop. I figured that as now a part owner of a coffee company I should celebrate the deal with a Brew Retrograph with an espresso dial. It's a beautiful watch and it is the perfect memento to commemorate this time of my life.
Love that you all own the company. I hope you do very well. Congratulations.
Had to google that watch and I must say, looks awesome! Congrats and wish you all the best
Congratulations
What a way to start the new year! Congrats and good luck!
Previous owner sounds like a swell person. Congrats!
It's not just the watches, it's the story behind them. Always a treat to watch! Cheers mate!
Thanks David!!
I have done nothing nothing to my collection within last year and I was proud of it, but almost whole November there was a great sale on Ali so I could not resist bunch of straps and one total bargain full spec diver which is still on it's way to me 😅
Living on a fixed income and inflation have curtailed my watch collecting, but I "live" precariously through JOMW videos. I always look forward to the SOTC videos. You frequently mention selling some of your watches. It would be really interesting to see a video on how and where you sell them, with hints on how to make that process foolproof.
That would be a great video. I have never sold a watch and should probably start.
@@scottbeckett4190Me too!
Big selling year for me as well. Went from 85 down to 32 and am now sitting at 43. What a great hobby!! Love it!
Still too many
Where/how do you sell them?
Is it reasonable to sell watches that don’t keep time very well or have some qc defects? I have several to sell but nervous about customer dissatisfaction on the back end
@@Ferien7yes. Just price them accordingly. Everything has a price. If cheap enough people will even buy a broken watch.
Thanks for the yearly shoutout Jodie! So pleased you still wear the Doxa and it’s in your forever set. Some of your others are to die for especially that burnt orange watch!! Merry Christmas mate.
Great collection. I thought I had too many watches at 22 and was aiming to get down to 16, but maybe now I don't have enough!!! Thanks for your videos in 2023, it's been a awesome year of entertainment. Looking forward to getting my Eberus early!
This year's lesson -- when you misplaced a watch in your house and can't find it, you may have too many watches. Best wishes for a safe and prosperous holiday season and new year to you and your family, Jody.
Love the different options you have! I started the year with 10 watches & I narrowed it down to 3 watches, believe me it was tough lol I kept my G Shock GW6900, Seiko SRPE93, & Tudor BB 41 79540 silver dial. Looking to add a Cartier Tank Must sometime in 2024
Wow. Disciplined
Have 55 in my collection in 6 years of which 50% are influenced by your videos!!!! This year I added 15 the most I added in a year..Now my next year watch will be a Blancpain Aqua lung homage in 40mm...2) A perpetual Calender watch 3) A Grand Seiko..provided I sell atleast half of my collection..lets see how it goes...
It has been a year of selling for me in 2023. Having offloaded 5 watches including a sentimental piece (tissot) I responded by adding 3 new pieces into the collection. The disease is real people ;). Birth year Explorer II, Christopher Ward Sandhurst Bronze and something special for my wife this Christmas. Love the videos Jody, keep it up.
Thanks for sharing your collection again with us Jody. My son Xavier loves the Merkur skin diver I picked up from you earlier this year. His first manual wind watch. Looking forward to my Erebus arriving in 2024 ❤
Hell yeah! Waited all year for this. By the time the next one comes out, I'll have an Erebus. BAM!
Love your channel. Always look forward to the latest video. Surprised the Blue Lacquer Citizen NB-1060-12L "Dial of the Year" didn't survive in your collection.
Every time I watch JOMW SOTC I feel better 😊, it’s becoming a tradition for me. Sold 3 and bought 2 this year, shrank the collection down to 6 pieces only. Let’s see will it expand in 2024 😊
Nice variety there! I've tried to slow my additons down this year after adding 30 plus over the last couple years. The Direnzo is still on my radar and at top of my list for next year. Love the case and sandwich dial!
For the next year I've limited myself to 4 new editions. One of which is your Erebus, really looking forward to its arrival! Sticking to my new rules, i passed on the Vanuatu lottery email i received a week later. My third Helm can wait another couple years as I'm still #2100 plus. Always enjoy your reviews! Cheers!
After flogging off a large part of the herd, I am down to 30. That feels reasonable for now...there was once a time where 1 was enough, crazy to think. Enjoyed the annual catch up on the contents of your boxes as always... cheers chief.
Thanks mate!
Another incredible video. It makes me think about each watch I own and how personal collecting can be. And also the evolution of collecting once you get to a certain number. And how you can love a watch and never wear it, which some might consider strange. All the best for 2024. Looking forward to another year with my favourite UA-cam channel.
Well rounded collection. I would love to find one of the 'green tea' Presage models. What a wee gem!
The one we've been waiting for
Annual srocktake.
I watch and rewatch these a lot. Always so fun.
Nice vid on your state of the collection, as always very entertaining Jody! Like you stuff come and goes from my collection, but unlike you, I give mine away to my youngest son or my nephew who enjoy watches. Once I give them out, then I go back and get something I like. I think I have about 55 or 60 watches in my collection. I did got the Momentum Seaquartz 30 Magnum watch on the strap, then I got a jubilee for it but not the one from Momentum as they are too expensive. Also got a Seiko SNK381K which is a sort of a homage to a Vietnam era watch called the Seiko MACV-SOG 6106-8217, very good watch, put it on a strap which gives it a closer look to the original from that era. Another watch I added is a nice 36mm homage to the Tudor Ranger from Watchdives, which seems to me are a sub of San Martin. The watch case and finish is as close as you can get to San Martin but for a bit less money, it has a VH31, very well made. I maybe missing others, but that is it for now, I'm sure it will not be the end of that. Anyway, great vid and may you and your family have a great holiday season, although is your summer time.
Fascinating. You've got me beat but I did own twelve BMC Minis in the 80s. That was difficult, especially since eleven of them didn't run. As you pointed out, cars are a lot bigger than watches and I made the change after figuring that out myself. 😉
This video is exactly what I needed during my covid quarantine period. Love seeing your collection and it makes me think of the direction of my own collection. Can't wait to see what the next year brings.
Always look forward to this video. To me, the 'real' collection is tied to those listed under the Forever category. I got the sense that Jody has the strongest connection to these watches. Many of the other watches are tied to watches purchased (or perhaps donated) for the purposes of a review. I would not be surprised if most of those watches are gone inside of a year, or so. Side note: I am still bit wistful that Jody sold his Ginault, the watch that, more or less, started the channel. I was thinking that he would always hold on to it for that reason (murky history aside).
Great video. I absolutely love your chronomaster. My collection has grown quite a bit in the last year, but I haven't been able to part with any. I'm up to 36 watches now. I spent most of my life with just a daily watch and a dress watch until I caught the watch disease. Not being able to find one of my watches would drive me crazy.
Ah yes, the annual, ‘these omegas are broken, I’ll fix them next year’ video
Boom! I didn't even bother to show the Geneve this year...... 🤣
@@JustOneMoreWatch I was wondering what happened, turns out, perhaps I shouldn’t be surprised, literally nothing 😂
Chronomaster is my favorite! Just the best
Love the collection! Keep up the great work Jody, and congrats on buying a new house as well as launching Erebus. Huge huge things ur doing!
My current collection consists of:
Seiko: 5 pepsi, 5gmt batman, presage cocktail time black cat martini (ssa393), prospex Speedtimer ssc911, prospex Alpinist
Sugess: Moonphase master V3 aventurine dial, Chronomaster Panda V3 black panda, Seaman NH35 hulk
Boderry: Storm, Urban
Tissot PRX
Casioak GA2100BWP Blue White Porcelain limited edition modded with AP RO mod kit from ali x
Pagani Design: Day-Date green dial, Submariner hulk
Awesome collection. Appreciate the video. My collection has shrunk down from 15 to 10. Looking to add 2 for 2024. One is an Erebus. Cheers.
How can Jody have a favourite Erebus? Surely all his babies are equally loved!
‘Twas the only one without moans & niggles I’m sure.
It just wouldn’t be Christmas without the annual JOMW SOC video. Thanks Jody, good luck with your house purchase. 😊
31 in my collection. Mostly Ali, but 1 RLG, 2 Spinnakers, 3 Casios, 1 vintage Seiko, 1 Citizen Eco-Drive, 1 LIWxTGV, and a Bertucci in a pear tree. One Boderry Sea Turtle on the way and one Ixdao Bronze. I'll wager your missing Seiko is still in one of your watch rolls or a backpack from one of your recent trips.
Fantastic collection and review, best part is your humility around the pursuit and purpose. I’ve been eyeing the Grand Seiko SBGN005 - the GMT functionality and quartz practically would finish off my collection.
Great watches the sbgn series
@@perfectwrist23 It really seems to be - I haven’t had a chance to wear one, having a couple of larger Seiko divers, this might be a great addition for its size, durability and functionality.
I have a solid eight watch collection. Half Seiko and half Casio
Something to have with my lunch. Cheers mate
Favorite video of the year
Hey it's 1.20am in Scotland and I'm watching (looks up Australia-time) XD Merry Christmas, Jody!
What an amazing collection! 🤩
Just at the beginning of my watch collecting journey. Currently, I have only 6 watches in my collection. Fortis Marinemaster M-40 (bought when my daugther was born) , Raymond Weil Freelancer Chrono ref. 7740 (bought when my son was born), Tissot Chemin des Tourelles (my first watch purchase and worn in my wedding), Panzera Aquamarine 45 (second purchase), Casio G-Shock (given to me by my father when I joined the Norwegian army) and Von Doren Grandmaster Mark II (a Norwegian microbrand and a watch I won on a lottery for charity).
For 2024, I am looking at maybe a Formex Essence 39 or Reef, Farer, Christopher Ward, Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver 2023 or Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea 🤩
The chronomaster is nice!
Love the SOTC it's like a Christmas time tradition to sit and watch these eps like the last episode of a favorite TV show. Love the Seiko section and Casio section the most. But overall an interesting and exciting range of pieces throughout. Cheers Jody
I added a good few watches this year without realizing how quickly I did... bought a few new watches and a ton of cheap old beaten up 70's and 80's watches, as a hobbyist watchmaker I just slowly fixed them up and now boom I have 8 new working vintage watches. A cool "swiss digital" hand wound roll style movement TV style case from 1973, a few timex, a Helbros, amd a few ramdoms. Phoibos Eagle Ray 2 auto is my favorite pick up of all time and that was in march. Swapping the movement on my old snk809 in a few weeks when the 7s26 comes in. I just ordered a seiko srpe41j1 and I cannot wait to see it and wear it on christmas and new years! Ive been eyeing it up since your video ages ago, it is gorgeous. Cheers Jody! Happy holiday season, and happy SOTC! When I finish my studies i'm going to work on getting a business grant and starting a micro-> macro scale watch company, perhaps someday we will be talking watches and I'll be giving you watches to try and enjoy!
Amazing collection Jody 😁👍🏽 wear them in great health 🙏🏽
that bit of red on the black erebus makes the watch. Bravo.
I'm up to 38 watches, with one more on order (the Spinnaker Fifty Phantoms). I should really sell off a few!
One day a fine collector will look to another fellow collector and say what im really after is an erebus factory 1 prototype lol great collection
Love the collection, and also lusting over the GS and Farers too.. hope to see them in your collection sooner rather than later 😉
Great collection Jody - glad to see you still with a Direnzo in the collection! I 'm planning to get an 02R (or maybe the upcoming 06?) at some point, lovely things and will go with my 04s nicely. I also did pick up one of the Avocado San Martins myself - excellent watch, on my wrist right now! (have it on a green/white Samco silicone - as good as Barton for $5 on Ali!) And as for not collecting cars... says who? 2023's been a light watch year for me, but I picked up my weirdo dream car - a 1992 Subaru SVX. Cheers to 2023, here's to 2024, eh?
Man, I watch a lot of your videos and I pretty much have to keep myself from buying stuff you suggest BUT, I've recently bought two this year just based on your reviews alone: one is the Steeldive 1970 Willard homage on waffle and then I bought a titanium Bertucci though it was the solar version. Probably two of the watches in recent years I've found myself thinking "man I'm getting that right now." What's good about this channel is value so, like another popular 'tuber said recently, don't go into debt just for things. Jody has a great channel for high value, low priced watches that don't break the bank or stretch the wallet. Well done Jody. Extremely well done, I appreciate you sir.
Thanks mate and thanks for watching! Good choices and I'm glad you are happy with them both. Cheers!
Great video and a great, wide and varied collection. Added a few last year including the Arnie I purchased from you (thank you) but need to trim my collection in half. Having said that, alreading added an orange Doxa Sub200 this year...oops! 220+ down to 100+, that's the plan...wish me luck!
You managed to get a really varied and interesting collection without paying an arm and a leg. Now that's a collection
Another great year Jody. All the best to you. An in and out year here. Was down from 40 to 6 over the last 3yrs, then a couple more have come in and a few out. Happy with 9 watches. Covering all (my) bases
Citizen c650 Skyhawk Blue Angels 2002
Oris TT Diver 2008 black dial
Oris ProPilot X Blue 2023
Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Blue 2023
Raymond Weil Nabucco GMT 2009
Seiko King Samurai White 2022
Seiko SpeedTimer White 2023
Tudor Black Bay 58 Leather 2020
Tudor Black Bay GMT Bracelet 2021
So have vintage/contemporary, Bracelet/Leather, (and Samurai on Rubber for activities), blue/black/white dials. Dive, GADA, Military, Dress, Chrono, GMT, WorldTimer. All great quality (and value imho).
Citizen, RW and Oris TT have sentimental value so will go nowhere. Expect one in, one out for 2024. Eyeing up the Longines HC GMT 😊
Thank you for a great SOC. Thanks to budget and the wife, I live my watch collecting in part, vicariously through you. 😉
What a collection! Amazing 🤩
I'm in love with the the quartz Citizen with the white dial 🥰. Amazing watch!
I love as well the Casio Royal because it was my watch when I was a teenager 😊. I have to get one!
Thanks for the video, Jody!
Just love your Aqua Terra! Maybe the ETA in the Aloha watch is just magnetised and a cheap demagnetiser will do the job.
Really like seeing more of you guys
I have the PD Mission to Alaska as well. I put it on a velcro strap and it’s the best MoonSwatch money can buy!
Sir please take the review of SEIKO SARX 117/115 thanks love your CHANNEL❤❤❤
Great content as always, great to see the collection moving forward, with new additions, the Nomos is beautiful orange watch, and Citizen Chronometer woah, I add this year a 36mm Marathon 17 jewels, 41mm GSAR Artic Military Dive in white dial with red band,38mm The Halmiton Murph, San Martin 36mm the Ranger,Casio all black Bluetooth and another San Martin GMT, so don't feel bad I'm right there with you..will see was next, for next year cheers...
Always love the state of the collection videos. I’m a massive pre bond fan. I currently have 2 in the collection and had a few over the years.
Love to see you get it repaired and back on the wrist 👍🏻
Always enjoy your end of year collection have helm envy.😂 got about 30 watches in my collection myself more then I need but can’t stop.
Nice patina on the Omega diver. Get it running and wear as is. You earned every one of those dings and scratches!
So happy to know the Aerolite is part of your collection! Thank you!
Great collection.. agree with you on the cars. I love them, but I'm not getting a hanger to store those!
Hey what do ya know, it’s Friday the 13th at 10:08pm !! 😅😅😊
Great collection! I currently have 16 watches in my collection and I bought only 1 watch in 2023, a Seiko SPB143. Needless to say, it stays on my wrist most of the time. However, I have my eye on a Hamilton Pilot Day/Date (Interstellar). I may even wait until 2024 to pull the trigger!
Thanks for sharing a sneak peak into this years collection and can't wait to see what you have install for 2024 and possibly an expantion to the Erebus line of watches...? 🤞🙏😄
Went back in time and watched your 1st SOTC. Oh how times have changed (and how some of it is exactly the same👍🏼). Your channel has more meaning to me than just an enthusiastic guy talking about watches so thanks for that!m. Looking forward to the factory tour and looking even more forward to getting my Erebus possibly a month early!
My SOTC is not where I want it to be.
Not including dead pieces, my collection is sitting at 63 with an additional 2 on order. Seiko accounts for 20 pieces. Earlier this year my SOTC was at 53. My eventual goal is to get the collection down to 45.
Love a Friday State of the Collection
gone up 9 watches to 15, woo hoo, always climbing🎉🎉 also bought 2 watch box !!!! thanks Joddi
that PROTEK is nice
Happy Holidays!
I bought a Casio DW290 ”Mission Impossible” watch.
Nice collection Jody although 10ish is enough for me. A few keepers arrived this year,
Helm Vanuatu, Helm Komodo and a G-Shock MTG b3000 which is essentially a beefed up Oceanus.
Wonderful collection. Happy New Year Jody.
Thanks Luke! Same to you mate.
The Christopher Ward moon watch looks amazing!
Jody, many thanks for yet another year of entertaining watch reviews. That Christopher Ward is stunning. Looking forward to the arrival of my purple Erebus!
10:38 I saw a Citizen in my local jewelry store that looked a lot like that--same rubber strap in the same shade of blue. Oh my God, that thing was drool-worthy--it may very well be my next one.
I love your Seiko Alpinist and Citizen Chronomaster 😍
Best wishes for the house purchase from the BOP in NZ, which regularly features in the least affordable house vs income tables. Never easy but seldom regretted. Always enjoy your SOC videos and the stories behind the watches. I have a similar number (I have vowed to never count them) and it amuses me how few overlaps there are. I have an older Ti Chronomaster & the yellow Casioak but that's the extent of the overlap. Mostly the same brands but I have far more Ti watches (touchy skin). Part of what makes the hobby such fun, each to their own joy. Today it's a green Citizen Ti auto diver.
Seiko quality shines through!
well am I in the good path?
1: seiko 6139-8020 (1971)
2: seiko 7025-5000 (1976)
3: accurist automatic with a ETA 2789-1
4: creation automatic (80's I think)
5: citizen 4-823885K
6: unbranded do to brand faded away, hand wind
7: corvanin geneve
8: olimpic hand wind
9: steeldive sd 1970 ( bought it in aliexpress, after watching your review on it, the bezel spring broke, but replaced it with another case)
10: zchz agat 4282 stopwatch
11: HMC pocket watch
12: lorus lumibrite
13: regent hand wind
14: ascot calender automatic
15: casio ca-53w
16: casio w-753
17: casio a178w (polerized moded)
18: swatch sbm400
19: seiko slim
20: q&q (late 70's) digital
21: creston (late 70's) digital
Vancouver BC houses: Hold my beer!
1:01 That watch looks great on the JOMW wrist. It's like the design team had JOMW in mind when they came up with it.
😂😉
Sitting at a healthy 20ish, Jody! Been a selling year for me to motivate my unused Seiko parts to build a few.
Goal for 2024 is to buy a grail watch. Likely an Omega railmaster
You were in Hong Kong! Would love to have a meet up here some day. Lots of your fans here Jody!
From a fellow Scot🏴
I used to have an Oris Big Crown Pro Pilot Small Seconds GMT (yeah, I know lol) and it stopped working about 2 weeks into me owning it. The crown wouldn’t always wind the watch. It would get stuck. I would have to screw it back down, unscrew it and then wind it again. I sent it to an Oris authorized repair center in Boston and it came back working perfectly. I wish I still owned that watch. 🤣
Ooh Farer - definitely give one a go. I bought a lovely 38mm Aquamatic this year and am really pleased with it. All the best to you and yours for 2024
About 30 in my collection. Thanks for the video!
I bought a Vanuatu last year and I'm super happy with it 😀 been on the waiting list since for one more and it was my turn last week so only one year waiting list
Very enjoyable video, Jody. Many desirable watches you have there, but my envy is for these (in no order)
Momentum Seaquartz
Direnzo
Fleux Shin Diver
Citizen Chronomaster
Omega Seamaster Pre-Bond
Seiko SARB
Nomos (but not orange, for me)
Casio Wave Ceptor
The black Seiko chronograph is stunning 😍
As with so many things in life, it's all about the stories. Thank you for bringing all of the watches together with stories that are totally relatable. Looking forward to a great 2024 with you buddy.
Congrats on the new home. I hope fortune lands in your favor.
48 this year, still time to equalize your yearly numbers Jody. Merry Christmas and have a great New Year to and the whole JOMW family.
Love it! I’m wearing my SD Willard on my rubber strap as I watch this video! This has most definitely been a buying year for me. Started my collection this time last year with a gold JA McCabe skeleton I’d had for years and a Presage Cocktail Time “Grasshopper” open heart. Fast forward to now and I’m sitting at somewhere north of 60 watches, a black PVD Seiko King Monster and a SS Seiko King Samurai on the way, also waiting on a PD Tudor Ranger homage and of course, waiting ever so eagerly for my purple Erebus Origin! Thanks for all the great content Jody, all the best to you for a safe and happy Christmas and New Year period!
Welcome to the world of watch enthusiasts! I echo your sentiments totally. Me, I'm currently at 400 watches and still growing the collection. 🙃
@@Barbecuejag damn 400?? I have no idea where I’d store that many! I’m already running out of room very quickly for the ones I have now!
My 2023 SOTC: 2 Retained, 4 Purchased, 18 Sold. With 16 sold in 2022, it’s been a very cathartic experience to have a massive purge…
I think burnt orange really could be the dial colour of the year for 2024 😂🎉 I see what you did there Jody! 17:00
Omg that Spinnaker is awesome!! I need a Cornish one!!
holy crap that king seiko is magnificent