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OMG…We are Kindred Spirits. I’m into Aerospace related Titanium pieces. Omega mostly. My Son wouldn’t get it. I shudder at the thought of the fate of my Darkside Apollo 8. The Z-33, Skywalker…Oh No! Not the Mars Timer. He’s already zeroed in on My Rolex pieces. Alas, what will become of my ‘53 Tudor? No doubt there’s gonna be a hell of an estate sale. The horror….the horror.
@@michaelfritzell9352 yes. I was born rich, so Im kinda old money. and Im collecting also cheap watches from christopher ward, monta or oris. I buy dials and not brands.
This is a great list but I strongly believe the Patek Philippe Calatrava is a great old money watch and definitely deserves to be on this list for the fact that it's understated and flies below the radar...a trademark characteristic of old money wealth.😁
I don’t know that anyone would disagree that the Patek Philippe Calatrava is a great watch, the only question is do you want to spend $33,000 dollars on a watch? And if you did would you actually wear it? I inherited a Rolex Daytona which is worth no where near what a Calatrava is, and I won’t wear it.
I agree with you about the wearability of a Patek Philippe Calatrava, it is definitely not as versatile as a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. However, I don't think this video was about expensive watches, or else Antonio wouldn't have featured AP in here. It's more about what signals old money.
Eh, other companies make dress watches like the Calatrava. It's not iconic really. In the Patek realm go Lange and Sohne or maybe Glashutte. Or slum it and go Longines.
@ahoneyman the Longines dress watch range is quite good, I'll admit. Very simple yet sophisticated. But again, the video wasn't about popular watches, albeit the JLC Reverso and others here are quite popular. The idea of old money is the opposite of today's Instagram or Influencer driven, show-off - "Look at what I'm wearing" culture. So, while brands like Lange and Sohne have become popular and have absolutely great watches, they don't signify old money (in my opinion). In the end, I guess it's about what you're comfortable wearing when you are wealthy. And if that's a Casio G Shock, power to you!
AP is probably more new money than old money. Just so much hype over them right now brings in all the ballers. At least the Royal Oak. I would trade AP out for Vacheron Constantin on this list. You see someone wearing an Overseas, you know they know watches, and you know they’ve got deep pockets.
As a daily wear beater, the G-shock "solar" (no battery changing) is good... 4 years... no issues. I hardly ever take it off, except when showering. In bed, it's easy to hit the light button to see the time... without having to maneuver toward the bedstand.
This is a fabulous video Antonio. I wear a G-Shock original exactly as you mentioned and it's still my favourite. I've also got a JLC and an OP after having far heavier hitters over the years but came back to these masterpieces. I've a couple of vintage birth year pieces left to find and a newer 'fun' Rolex to add but after years of excess, finally whittling it down I'm pretty content.
The G-Shock was always a go to for the defence forces, I call mine my war watch. It is black with blue highlights, has been bashed and smashed and still ticks. I have been looking at the IWC Schaffhausen Portofino Complete Calendar, it just looks so nice.
Great list of watches. I would add the Omega Speedmaster Professional. This watch is pure class and any watch aficionado will appreciate this watch’s history.
The essential Old Money watches are(you covered a few): 1. Cartier Santos de Cartier steel or Tank Louis gold 2. Rolex DateJust steel 3. Rolex Sub, blackface steel 4. JLC Reverso gold 5. Patek Calatrava gold 6. Breguet Type XX Transatlantique steel 7. BlancPain Fifty Fathom steel 8. VC Historique American Platinum or Patrimony gold 9. Philippe Dufour Grande Sonnerie gold The Patek is the most “old money” of all the watches and you could have gone with a perpetual calendar or a Nautilus also.
Solid list! I'd substitute the Datejust, Speedy & Autavia for the OP, Navitimer and Monaco. Can't go wrong with any of them though! Honorable mention to the Lange 1.
If you want to go for the minimalist timeless elegance side of old money style, some higher-end to high-end German watchmakers should be on your radar as well: Junghans, Nomos Glashütte, and MeisterSinger would be my recommendations.
Antonio I came to your channel for your great fashion tips about a week and a half ago. I've have been so impressed with all the subjects above and beyond fashion affecting men today that you have covered so professionally knowledgeable educational advice with enthusiasm honesty and heart. You are doing an outstanding service for men of all ages everywhere. I Want to say ftom Australia Good Onya m8.
Bremont. Just over 20 years in business out of Britain. Timeless old school designs and they do tons of custom jobs. Primarily for military groups. I.e graduating classes of military academy’s and military squadrons all over the world. Their story alone is worth a look.
For Omegas, I’ll pick a speedmaster over a seamaster. Classic designs with a great history. You can also have a bunch of different variations to choose from
Does the metal in my belt buckle, the zipper on my jacket, and my rings have to match the chain and watch that I wear in the overall outfit? Does all metal have to match?
Never understood the appeal of the Submariner or Dive Watches in general for that matter. The Oyster Perpetual is perfect though. If I ever get myself a Rolex, this will probably be it. The fact that it's a most affordable of the lot is an extra bonus.
Cartier Santos Galbee 1564 Quartz 41mm x 29mm case, great watch low maintainence subtle curves hugs the wrist. Very stylish and affiordable. It sits on the wrist like no other high end watch that I have had the privilege to wear.
Loved the video and agree with all on the list and also agree that it could have easily been twice as long. I was wondering if when you have time and I’m sure that’s limited, you might do lists for those that really capture the essence of each decade. I’m sure that would be fascinating not just for me. Plus gives you an opportunity for a series of videos. I personally really like 70s styling. Thanks again!
@@soberguycarmansimpson5836 I love the bold colors often used, the turtle shapes, and often thought gaudy multi complication bezel designs. They just had a certain vibe then I personally enjoy. Being born in the 80s, unfortunately it was before my time.
I personally love the Casio A-158WA vintage watch. It's not super expensive or very feature rich, but that's the point. it's simple, it's digital and it has a silver bracelet, everything I need in a classic
I have a blue Seamaster “Goldeneye” era watch it’s a nice piece. I’d like an Aqua Terra or a Longines Conquest or a Grand Seiko. I’m not old money nor do I seek that but don’t mind an older classic. Cars Antonio? There’s plenty of channels for that but pretty sure you could riff for 10 min on a good list. I’ll start - any Porsche 911.
"Guys, I'm a kid from a West Texas trailer park. I can't pronounce half this crap." is my vibe. This is why I've been binging your content for two weeks solid. haha!
I would add the Omega Speedmaster. Maybe it is because I live in Space City, but that watch is a beauty and will never go out of style. I personally like it more than the seamaster and think it looks better formal.
Hey Butters, cool name. I love the Speedmaster also, but it is a sports watch and entirely too big to wear with a formal suit because it can catch on the cuff and not let your jacket sleeve hang all the way down. These days people would just notice your cool watch and maybe compliment you on it. But, old money would look down their nose at you for wearing the wrong kind of watch for the occasion. They wouldn’t say anything of course. But if it was a dress occasion they might assume that you only owned one watch. Not good if you were hoping to make business contacts. Sorry.
Great choice on the Cartier! The Santos and the Tank are my 2 favorite watches! So perfectly balanced and proportioned. Tag Heuer as a brand too has allot of fun, sporty models
I like your presentation and choices. Having some overlap with your selected time pieces, I would like to hear your thoughts on Breguet, Blancpain, maybe a Baum et Mercier?
While many of the watches you listed would be considered classic watch, I would not say all of them or most of them. You also failed to include two of the most classic watches…the Cartier Tank watch, which has been many very classic the least of which is Princess Diana and Cary Grant…another classic watch that you should have included is the Patek Philippe Nautilus.
WHY should anyone care about old money watches? To appear that they have ‘old money’ riches, without actually having that kind of family fortune. What’s the goal here exactly? Who cares about that stuff and how shallow people promoting and watching this are?
Breitling did make a smaller 38 mm Navitimer called theNavitimer Crosswind. I have it in my collection. They discontinued the model 20 years ago. It is a great watch and almost exactly the same as the large 42 and 44 mm Navitimer models but with a date wheel at 12 o’clock. A great wearable watch in 38mm size.
very comprehensive list.totally agree on them especially the rolex piece as rolex isn my favorite but that base model is the one for this list and needs to be mentioned. For omega i like better the Seamaster/aquaterra line which is more classy design yet can function as well as a seamaster. AP is a must for sure. Ulysse Nardin, Breguet, and some others could be on the list but of course the list is endless and you cant include everything. Nice video good job.
1. Cartier tank gold 2. Rolex day date 36mm 3. Rolex datejust 36mm 4. JLC reverso dual face 5. Patek calatrava 6. Cartier santos 7. AP royal oak 8. Patek Nautilus 9. Omega constellation 10. Vacheron 222 Those are actual old money watches. Preferably vintage too making them even more expensive. Some alternatives would be 1. Cartier tank must solar 3k/oris rectangular 2k 2. Bulova super seville $600 3. Bulova surveyor $3-400 4. Reverso single face 3-4k 5. Tissot excellence 18k/vintage jlc or omega 18k 2-3k 6. Vintage santos quartz ≈2k 7. Tissot prx $700/ML Aikon 1.5k 8. Mean manhattan 37/39 1-1.5k 9. Certina ds7 gold $900-1k 10. PRX quartz 35mm yellow gold $400 A big tip buy one of the alternatives and start saving up as all these watches can serve the same function in a collection or gonwith the same styles. Then start buying the actual icons.
I'm just getting started on my watch collection. I have always been attracted to automatic watches. I love seeing the gears, they are fascinating. I started light with Bulova Marc Anthony. I'm hooked.
As for a dive watch I prefers my submarine, which I got back in the 1960s when I was in the military. I’m also a SCUBA instructor. I know you included a Santos de Cartier but you should have included a Cartier Tank, which was worn by Princes Die, Jackie Kennedy, Andy Warhol to name a few. I think you should have also included a Bulova, which was good enough for Frank.
I have worn the same watch every day for 25 years so am not the best person to talk about collections. However, there are two notable omissions from the list, Patek Philippe Nautilus and Hamilton Khaki Field.
With all due respect Andrew, if you ever see a British or German banker wearing a Hamilton Khaki let me know. Oops, sorry for the sarcasm, you were absolutely right about the Nautilus. Buying a stainless steel sports watch for three times the price of a Rolex is very “old money”.
@@soberguycarmansimpson5836 I would agree with you in theory, but watching the video he is talking more about classic style, not what old money people wear (Casio). I don't know many bankers, but those I do all seem to own Patek Philippe, but wear Apple.
Thanks for lots of history - learned something new! AP? With this skeleton type of watches I personally struggle to see what time they actually show:) And yes - I'd love to see part 2 and 3. Brands like Panerai with rich history.
Old money? Well, GHW Bush wore a Timex Indiglow on a nylon strap. My best pal from boarding school wears a Rolex President as an everyday watch, but loves his Calatrava, wears it very often, and likens the difference between them as about the same as that between a Volkswagen Golf and an Aston Martin DB4GT (which he also owns and often drives). I sometimes wear a Hamilton Altair given to me by my dad, also a VC triple calendar from the same source.
I love your content but I didn’t know yoy were a watch guy! This is my subject and passion. You are correct Santos absolute 1000 percent classic. I just got the green dial large version.
Vai Brasil! Santos Dumont is one important hero for Brasil, and he's wardrobe it's brilliant such as him. A fashion iconic to be considered when speaking about fashion history. Congrats on your work!
All of them are beautiful, that's for sure, but I myself actually like telling the time in my watches. So that Audemars Piguet is a no-go for me. Not like I can afford one anyway 😁
I inherited my dad's AP Royal Oak, rose gold with a white dial and brown alligator strap. It's gorgeous and attracts too much attention for me, but it was his favorite watch in his collection.
i have over 75 watches and my Santos (black grey dial and bezel) is my favorite in my collection. My most worn is a Cartier De Calibre two tone 😊. Good video. I have never owned. a G Shock and am a retired Marine/Soldier. nice thorough video. AP is a one trick pony, and not intetested. Monta is a great company, my brother owns a couple. I sm not a Rolex, horrible customer service and service fees…. poor budiness ethics…. it will eventually come back on them
Time for everyone's favorite children's game: Which one of these things is not like the other? If you said "Monta" you're correct. The other watches, while not really old money watches either (maybe Cartier and JLC), do have some history and some horological chops. All the watches in the video are spoken of by serious watch folks, except Monta. If you like it, and it fits your budget, you should purchase it. Just don't let someone fool you with videos like this. Monta is not a respected brand in watch circles in the way the others are, even G-Shock. RMRS, I'm all for people making money promoting things, but it should be done honestly, not misleading less knowledgeable people.
Hey Antonio you were wrong about Steve McQueen he was right handed. Examples I saw pictures of him writing. He wrote with his right hand. In The Great Escape baseball glove was on his left hand and he tossed the ball with his right hand. In Bullet his shoulder holster was worn with gun under his left shoulder. Just thought that you would like to know. Needless to say I'm a huge Steve McQueen fan. Great channel my friend
I’m sorry Eric, but none of those watches are likely to be working 2 years from now. So sorry, but real quality watches cost way more than that. You might try making payments on a Hamilton mechanical,$700 - $1000, or a Citizen or Seiko light rechargeable quartz, $350-$1000, 😂or the worlds best deal on a watch; the Longines Ultra High Precision, 7 year battery, perpetual calendar, sports watch.
For the young gentlemen just starting out in the business or dressy technology world, I would suggest a less expensive watch, the Tag Huer Aquaracer. They are relatively much less expensive than the watches mentioned in this video. These are dressy and sporty at the same time. The quartz version is much more of a value proposition.
I have nothing against Casio, but I think that calling it old money is a bit of a stretch. It's iconic, maybe stylish, but old money? Nah. Good info on the other watches though.
For Cartier I would recommend the Tank as old money. Elsewhere an old quartz Or & Acier Santos. Have both. G-Shock are no-brainers, almost all serious collectionner have some. For Rolex, old money would be the classical and underrated Calatrava. Same quality, but discreet and elegant! Reverso is perfect. Actual Seamaster isn't old money, get De Ville instead.
I just got into watch collecting. I've loved watches since I was young but I never had anyone teach me or bring deeper into the world. mamacoo brought closer to a community and hobby I always wanted to get into more and that is incredibly meaningful to me !
I didn't analyze the watch collection stills, but you can definitely sell at least one of those and replace with the Cartier. You should probably sell most of them unless they all have sentimental value anyway.
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"My worst fear is that when I am dead, my wife will sell my watches for what I told her I paid for them."
OMG…We are Kindred Spirits. I’m into Aerospace related Titanium pieces. Omega mostly.
My Son wouldn’t get it. I shudder at the thought of the fate of my Darkside Apollo 8.
The Z-33, Skywalker…Oh No! Not the Mars Timer.
He’s already zeroed in on My Rolex pieces.
Alas, what will become of my ‘53 Tudor?
No doubt there’s gonna be a hell of an estate sale.
The horror….the horror.
Me to…
😂😂😂
You’re supposed to pass it to your kids anyway this is the reason of my collection legacy to children
@@maestroacademyclass I made joke: the joke regards the relationship between husband, wife, and monthly budget.
1 Cartier Santos (1904)
2 Casio G-Shock (1983)
3 Rolex Oyster Perpetual (1926)
4 Jaeger - LeCoultre Reverso (1931)
5 Omega Seamaster (1948)
6 Breitling Navitimer (1952)
7 TAG Heuer Monaco (1969)
8 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak (1972)
9 Monta Triumph
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3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Yes
6. Yes
7. Yes
8. Yes
9. What????
@@michaelfritzell9352 yes. I was born rich, so Im kinda old money. and Im collecting also cheap watches from christopher ward, monta or oris. I buy dials and not brands.
This is a great list but I strongly believe the Patek Philippe Calatrava is a great old money watch and definitely deserves to be on this list for the fact that it's understated and flies below the radar...a trademark characteristic of old money wealth.😁
I don’t know that anyone would disagree that the Patek Philippe Calatrava is a great watch, the only question is do you want to spend $33,000 dollars on a watch? And if you did would you actually wear it? I inherited a Rolex Daytona which is worth no where near what a Calatrava is, and I won’t wear it.
I agree with you about the wearability of a Patek Philippe Calatrava, it is definitely not as versatile as a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. However, I don't think this video was about expensive watches, or else Antonio wouldn't have featured AP in here. It's more about what signals old money.
Eh, other companies make dress watches like the Calatrava. It's not iconic really. In the Patek realm go Lange and Sohne or maybe Glashutte. Or slum it and go Longines.
It's iconic. @@ahoneyman
@ahoneyman the Longines dress watch range is quite good, I'll admit. Very simple yet sophisticated. But again, the video wasn't about popular watches, albeit the JLC Reverso and others here are quite popular. The idea of old money is the opposite of today's Instagram or Influencer driven, show-off - "Look at what I'm wearing" culture. So, while brands like Lange and Sohne have become popular and have absolutely great watches, they don't signify old money (in my opinion). In the end, I guess it's about what you're comfortable wearing when you are wealthy. And if that's a Casio G Shock, power to you!
AP is probably more new money than old money. Just so much hype over them right now brings in all the ballers. At least the Royal Oak.
I would trade AP out for Vacheron Constantin on this list. You see someone wearing an Overseas, you know they know watches, and you know they’ve got deep pockets.
As a daily wear beater, the G-shock "solar" (no battery changing) is good... 4 years... no issues. I hardly ever take it off, except when showering. In bed, it's easy to hit the light button to see the time... without having to maneuver toward the bedstand.
Я ношу такие часы уже 11 лет, и они очень хороши. Заменил только ремень. Ничто не вечно.
What about the Grand Seiko's . I like the looks of the one snow scene.
The original Steve McQueen Monaco watch was a Heuer. The company didn't become Tag Heuer until 1985. Just to clarify.
This is a fabulous video Antonio. I wear a G-Shock original exactly as you mentioned and it's still my favourite. I've also got a JLC and an OP after having far heavier hitters over the years but came back to these masterpieces. I've a couple of vintage birth year pieces left to find and a newer 'fun' Rolex to add but after years of excess, finally whittling it down I'm pretty content.
The G-Shock was always a go to for the defence forces, I call mine my war watch. It is black with blue highlights, has been bashed and smashed and still ticks.
I have been looking at the IWC Schaffhausen Portofino Complete Calendar, it just looks so nice.
Great list of watches. I would add the Omega Speedmaster Professional. This watch is pure class and any watch aficionado will appreciate this watch’s history.
Another great video Antonio, I'd definitely add the Rolex Day-Date, Cartier Tank and the Vacheron Constantin 222. 👍
The essential Old Money watches are(you covered a few):
1. Cartier Santos de Cartier steel or Tank Louis gold
2. Rolex DateJust steel
3. Rolex Sub, blackface steel
4. JLC Reverso gold
5. Patek Calatrava gold
6. Breguet Type XX Transatlantique steel
7. BlancPain Fifty Fathom steel
8. VC Historique American Platinum or Patrimony gold
9. Philippe Dufour Grande Sonnerie gold
The Patek is the most “old money” of all the watches and you could have gone with a perpetual calendar or a Nautilus also.
you forgot the moonwatch, omega speedmaster
I own one Rolex watch, a black Oyster Perpetual 41mm, bought at retail for a special birthday.
It is simply perfection.
G-Shock is absolutely NOT old money!
Solid list! I'd substitute the Datejust, Speedy & Autavia for the OP, Navitimer and Monaco. Can't go wrong with any of them though! Honorable mention to the Lange 1.
If you want to go for the minimalist timeless elegance side of old money style, some higher-end to high-end German watchmakers should be on your radar as well: Junghans, Nomos Glashütte, and MeisterSinger would be my recommendations.
Absolutely love Omega
Antonio I came to your channel for your great fashion tips about a week and a half ago. I've have been so impressed with all the subjects above and beyond fashion affecting men today that you have covered so professionally knowledgeable educational advice with enthusiasm honesty and heart. You are doing an outstanding service for men of all ages everywhere. I Want to say ftom Australia Good Onya m8.
The OP 36mm is my absolute perfect watch if only I could get one. I refuse to pay over retail so my current watch is an Omega Aqua Terra 38mm.
My Omega Aqua Terra is also my substitute for a Rolex Oyster 38mm.
You own the better watch now.
Being a pilot, the Breitling Navitimer, Rolex Sky-Dweller and Rolex Air King are on my wish list.
Bremont. Just over 20 years in business out of Britain. Timeless old school designs and they do tons of custom jobs. Primarily for military groups. I.e graduating classes of military academy’s and military squadrons all over the world. Their story alone is worth a look.
For Omegas, I’ll pick a speedmaster over a seamaster. Classic designs with a great history. You can also have a bunch of different variations to choose from
@ Antonio do a part two ⌚ video. This time include Christopher Ward, Certina, yema, and Boldr 😎
Noted!
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Tudor BB58. Nothing is more needed. Best do everything watch. At a semi approachable price.
What do you think of Tissot? I have 2 and think they are great. Love your videos.
my go-to brand
very afforadable and well made
i own 2 myself
Does the metal in my belt buckle, the zipper on my jacket, and my rings have to match the chain and watch that I wear in the overall outfit? Does all metal have to match?
The zipper doesn’t.
Never understood the appeal of the Submariner or Dive Watches in general for that matter. The Oyster Perpetual is perfect though. If I ever get myself a Rolex, this will probably be it. The fact that it's a most affordable of the lot is an extra bonus.
Yeah, but, how will you know when your frozen pizza is done?
New dive watches (>42mm) are silly. But a vintage or reissue diver (38mm or smaller) are the perfect everyday watch.
Cartier Santos Galbee 1564 Quartz 41mm x 29mm case, great watch low maintainence subtle curves hugs the wrist. Very stylish and affiordable. It sits on the wrist like no other high end watch that I have had the privilege to wear.
Wow these videos are amazing … do you make them yourself or do you have an editor ??
Loved the video and agree with all on the list and also agree that it could have easily been twice as long. I was wondering if when you have time and I’m sure that’s limited, you might do lists for those that really capture the essence of each decade. I’m sure that would be fascinating not just for me. Plus gives you an opportunity for a series of videos. I personally really like 70s styling. Thanks again!
In the 70’s I remember the gold Piaget Polo and the Corum gold coin watches.
@@soberguycarmansimpson5836
I love the bold colors often used, the turtle shapes, and often thought gaudy multi complication bezel designs. They just had a certain vibe then I personally enjoy. Being born in the 80s, unfortunately it was before my time.
Great video! 🙌 I have seen a lot of videos about watches but these is the best. All information that a men needs to know about watches
I appreciate that!
I personally love the Casio A-158WA vintage watch. It's not super expensive or very feature rich, but that's the point. it's simple, it's digital and it has a silver bracelet, everything I need in a classic
Great show, I love it. Very nice selection and unique! Not only stuff everyone knows, but real individual pieces. :)
Thanks for bringing up the Monta brand, I really love the Noble with that exquisit blue dial!
I have a blue Seamaster “Goldeneye” era watch it’s a nice piece. I’d like an Aqua Terra or a Longines Conquest or a Grand Seiko. I’m not old money nor do I seek that but don’t mind an older classic.
Cars Antonio? There’s plenty of channels for that but pretty sure you could riff for 10 min on a good list. I’ll start - any Porsche 911.
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Hey Antonio i was wondering if you could make an in depth guide on how to wear glasses and still be stylish. Love your videos
I would add the Omega Speedmaster. Maybe it is because I live in Space City, but that watch is a beauty and will never go out of style. I personally like it more than the seamaster and think it looks better formal.
Hey Butters, cool name. I love the Speedmaster also, but it is a sports watch and entirely too big to wear with a formal suit because it can catch on the cuff and not let your jacket sleeve hang all the way down. These days people would just notice your cool watch and maybe compliment you on it. But, old money would look down their nose at you for wearing the wrong kind of watch for the occasion. They wouldn’t say anything of course. But if it was a dress occasion they might assume that you only owned one watch. Not good if you were hoping to make business contacts. Sorry.
Great choice on the Cartier! The Santos and the Tank are my 2 favorite watches! So perfectly balanced and proportioned. Tag Heuer as a brand too has allot of fun, sporty models
Timex, Seiko, Movado.
That’s good enough for me. 😂
I like your presentation and choices. Having some overlap with your selected time pieces, I would like to hear your thoughts on Breguet, Blancpain, maybe a Baum et Mercier?
Grand Seiko Def old money. Best in class for the money and endless timepiece.
While many of the watches you listed would be considered classic watch, I would not say all of them or most of them. You also failed to include two of the most classic watches…the Cartier Tank watch, which has been many very classic the least of which is Princess Diana and Cary Grant…another classic watch that you should have included is the Patek Philippe Nautilus.
I love a good G-Shock and I own one myself, but I would not call it an "old money watch" 😅.
Great list. I would’ve swapped out the OP and Seamaster for a Submariner and Speedmaster. They’re just more iconic examples from each brand.
WHY should anyone care about old money watches? To appear that they have ‘old money’ riches, without actually having that kind of family fortune. What’s the goal here exactly? Who cares about that stuff and how shallow people promoting and watching this are?
Breitling did make a smaller 38 mm Navitimer called theNavitimer Crosswind. I have it in my collection. They discontinued the model 20 years ago. It is a great watch and almost exactly the same as the large 42 and 44 mm Navitimer models but with a date wheel at 12 o’clock. A great wearable watch in 38mm size.
very comprehensive list.totally agree on them especially the rolex piece as rolex isn my favorite but that base model is the one for this list and needs to be mentioned. For omega i like better the Seamaster/aquaterra line which is more classy design yet can function as well as a seamaster. AP is a must for sure. Ulysse Nardin, Breguet, and some others could be on the list but of course the list is endless and you cant include everything. Nice video good job.
Let's do a part 2!!!
My favorites are Jack Mason and Daniel Wellington.....I also like the citizen eco drive watches....
I’m glad you opened with the Santos de Cartier. I can’t afford one, but it’s my favorite watch.
1. Cartier tank gold
2. Rolex day date 36mm
3. Rolex datejust 36mm
4. JLC reverso dual face
5. Patek calatrava
6. Cartier santos
7. AP royal oak
8. Patek Nautilus
9. Omega constellation
10. Vacheron 222
Those are actual old money watches. Preferably vintage too making them even more expensive.
Some alternatives would be
1. Cartier tank must solar 3k/oris rectangular 2k
2. Bulova super seville $600
3. Bulova surveyor $3-400
4. Reverso single face 3-4k
5. Tissot excellence 18k/vintage jlc or omega 18k 2-3k
6. Vintage santos quartz ≈2k
7. Tissot prx $700/ML Aikon 1.5k
8. Mean manhattan 37/39 1-1.5k
9. Certina ds7 gold $900-1k
10. PRX quartz 35mm yellow gold $400
A big tip buy one of the alternatives and start saving up as all these watches can serve the same function in a collection or gonwith the same styles. Then start buying the actual icons.
I'm just getting started on my watch collection. I have always been attracted to automatic watches. I love seeing the gears, they are fascinating. I started light with Bulova Marc Anthony. I'm hooked.
AP Royal Oak is so stereotypical of a certain type of person…and it isn’t old money type.
VC Overseas much better choice.
As for a dive watch I prefers my submarine, which I got back in the 1960s when I was in the military. I’m also a SCUBA instructor. I know you included a Santos de Cartier but you should have included a Cartier Tank, which was worn by Princes Die, Jackie Kennedy, Andy Warhol to name a few. I think you should have also included a Bulova, which was good enough for Frank.
One of my favorites is my late Father's '63 eggshell mechanical Bulova.
I have worn the same watch every day for 25 years so am not the best person to talk about collections. However, there are two notable omissions from the list, Patek Philippe Nautilus and Hamilton Khaki Field.
With all due respect Andrew, if you ever see a British or German banker wearing a Hamilton Khaki let me know. Oops, sorry for the sarcasm, you were absolutely right about the Nautilus. Buying a stainless steel sports watch for three times the price of a Rolex is very “old money”.
@@soberguycarmansimpson5836 I would agree with you in theory, but watching the video he is talking more about classic style, not what old money people wear (Casio). I don't know many bankers, but those I do all seem to own Patek Philippe, but wear Apple.
Gshock's are dope
Thanks for lots of history - learned something new!
AP? With this skeleton type of watches I personally struggle to see what time they actually show:)
And yes - I'd love to see part 2 and 3. Brands like Panerai with rich history.
Old money? Well, GHW Bush wore a Timex Indiglow on a nylon strap. My best pal from boarding school wears a Rolex President as an everyday watch, but loves his Calatrava, wears it very often, and likens the difference between them as about the same as that between a Volkswagen Golf and an Aston Martin DB4GT (which he also owns and often drives). I sometimes wear a Hamilton Altair given to me by my dad, also a VC triple calendar from the same source.
I love your content but I didn’t know yoy were a watch guy! This is my subject and passion. You are correct Santos absolute 1000 percent classic. I just got the green dial large version.
Old money. , - G Shock….??? Really?
Yes, its the origin and history of
Vai Brasil! Santos Dumont is one important hero for Brasil, and he's wardrobe it's brilliant such as him. A fashion iconic to be considered when speaking about fashion history. Congrats on your work!
Love the selection here, though for my personal budget, Seiko is an amazing value for the price and is what most of my collection is made of.
All of them are beautiful, that's for sure, but I myself actually like telling the time in my watches. So that Audemars Piguet is a no-go for me. Not like I can afford one anyway 😁
I inherited my dad's AP Royal Oak, rose gold with a white dial and brown alligator strap. It's gorgeous and attracts too much attention for me, but it was his favorite watch in his collection.
"I have over 60 watches in my collection " - I know the feeling :(
Would you consider Frederique Constant a good quality watch I like there automatic and looking forward to buying one next spring
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. God Bless.
I love your channel. I just discovered it. I’m making a watch purchase soon. Great videos and congrats on your xo ruined success!
The Rolex OP is my favorite out of Rolex's catalog since it goes with everything
Great video. Can we get one for new money watches?
Good suggestion!
Just say Richard Mille and have done with it. @@RealMenRealStyle 🤣🤣
Good suggestion, unfortunately 75% of that might be Rolex.
I own a Breitling Chronomat Evolution
It’s a classic Beautiful Chronograph
i have over 75 watches and my Santos (black grey dial and bezel) is my favorite in my collection. My most worn is a Cartier De Calibre two tone 😊. Good video. I have never owned. a G Shock and am a retired Marine/Soldier. nice thorough video.
AP is a one trick pony, and not intetested.
Monta is a great company, my brother owns a couple.
I sm not a Rolex, horrible customer service and service fees…. poor budiness ethics…. it will eventually come back on them
Im thinking of getting a diy watch and putting it together. Watch making i found interesting along with hat making
Can you do a video on the best watches for investments ranked?
Took me a while to buy a McQueen Monaco but its now my most cherished watch. Will never sell it…
Time for everyone's favorite children's game: Which one of these things is not like the other? If you said "Monta" you're correct.
The other watches, while not really old money watches either (maybe Cartier and JLC), do have some history and some horological chops. All the watches in the video are spoken of by serious watch folks, except Monta. If you like it, and it fits your budget, you should purchase it. Just don't let someone fool you with videos like this. Monta is not a respected brand in watch circles in the way the others are, even G-Shock. RMRS, I'm all for people making money promoting things, but it should be done honestly, not misleading less knowledgeable people.
Hey Antonio you were wrong about Steve McQueen he was right handed. Examples I saw pictures of him writing. He wrote with his right hand. In The Great Escape baseball glove was on his left hand and he tossed the ball with his right hand. In Bullet his shoulder holster was worn with gun under his left shoulder. Just thought that you would like to know. Needless to say I'm a huge Steve McQueen fan. Great channel my friend
Great video Antonio. There are also some great new stylish watchmakers out there, my faves being Panzera, DeTomaso, and Torgoen.
I’m sorry Eric, but none of those watches are likely to be working 2 years from now. So sorry, but real quality watches cost way more than that. You might try making payments on a Hamilton mechanical,$700 - $1000, or a Citizen or Seiko light rechargeable quartz, $350-$1000, 😂or the worlds best deal on a watch; the Longines Ultra High Precision, 7 year battery, perpetual calendar, sports watch.
For the young gentlemen just starting out in the business or dressy technology world, I would suggest a less expensive watch, the Tag Huer Aquaracer. They are relatively much less expensive than the watches mentioned in this video. These are dressy and sporty at the same time. The quartz version is much more of a value proposition.
Shoutout to Monta! Great brand, glad they got a shoutout here.
Nautilus over the Royal Oak for me. 👌
I have nothing against Casio, but I think that calling it old money is a bit of a stretch. It's iconic, maybe stylish, but old money? Nah. Good info on the other watches though.
Not Casio, but certainly Timex.
Enjoyed this, but honestly; this list is not complete without Patek Philippe and more importantly Brequet!!
I love the royal oak design. Admittedly, I own an homage to the watch.
I use this now
For Cartier I would recommend the Tank as old money. Elsewhere an old quartz Or & Acier Santos. Have both.
G-Shock are no-brainers, almost all serious collectionner have some.
For Rolex, old money would be the classical and underrated Calatrava. Same quality, but discreet and elegant!
Reverso is perfect. Actual Seamaster isn't old money, get De Ville instead.
Hamilton and Longines…
Antonio, any idea on stylish hypoallergenic watches, for guys with nickel allergies?
Buy gold
Howl about Patek Philippe?
Prefer watches from companies which only make watches. Not jewelry like Cartier. Love the VC dual time.
I just got into watch collecting. I've loved watches since I was young but I never had anyone teach me or bring deeper into the world. mamacoo brought closer to a community and hobby I always wanted to get into more and that is incredibly meaningful to me !
Was searching for this content finally found it at the right place
Oh I like watch number 4 never heard of them I’ll be on a look out for one
I didn't analyze the watch collection stills, but you can definitely sell at least one of those and replace with the Cartier. You should probably sell most of them unless they all have sentimental value anyway.
Centeno, what do you think about marathon watches? Thanks
Can we get a part 2 or the full list in the details please?