Rolex Cellini, Patek Philippe Gondolo & Form Watches From Top Luxury Watch Brands | From the Vault
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2020
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Today's show is dedicated to the theme of "non-round" (form) watches. Tim and Brian each have selected three watches that reflect their tastes and passions for timepieces that eschew convention and round cases in equal measure. Watches discussed in this program include the following watch models and brands:
The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Tourbillon Ultranero is 5mm thick, 40mm in diameter, and bears the king of complications: the toubillon regulator. This 2016 Baselworld novelty takes the 2014 Octo Finissimo Tourbillon and adds a diamond like carbon black coating to the titanium case. Its caliber BVL 268 is only 1.95mm thick yet it combines a flying tourbillon with a respectable 52-hour manual wind power reserve.
Watch buyers who fancy animated and lively dials will appreciate the F.P. Journe Vagabondage III in platinum. This 2017 limited edition of 69 pieces features a world-premiere combination of a jump hour and jumping seconds display. A power reserve indicator combines with a smoked sapphire to complete a distinctive yet unbranded dial. On the reverse side, an 18-karat rose gold hand wound caliber feature the expected F.P. Journe branding.
A Patek Philippe Gondolo 5200G-001 Day Date Eight Days always is likely to be the only one of its kind in the room. In an era when the steel Patek Nautilus has become ubiquitous and played out, the Gondolo 5200 is a refreshing blast from the past (the 1920s, to be exact). Its immaculately shaped and sized movement was created expressly for this art deco inspired white gold case. A practical eight-day power reserve and day-date display make this high horology option a surprisingly useful daily companion.
If you want to be different, but you hate to compromise, buy a Rolex Celini. And if you want to add character, go vintage. This 1975 Rolex Cellini 4015 is a vintage Rolex like few others. Its white gold case appears to be unpolished, the blue metallic dial is unmarred by years, and the lefty crown remains flush to the nine o'clock case flank. A rare example of manual wind Rolex Cellini reference 4015, this example is a standout among that rarefied company thanks to its superb condition.
Few watches are as proud to be different as the 2015 RJ Romain Jerome Subcraft By Alain Silberstein RJ.T.AU.SC.002.01. This black titanium jump-hour is a driver's watch with a jumping hour complication module built by Agenhor. French architect and watch designer Alain Silberstein brings star power to the model and renders his magic on the standard Romain Jerome Starcraft. The result is a watch with organic, flowing contours and grace rarely attributed to RJ Romain Jerome watches.
Few brands are as closely identified with the dress watch genre as Vacheron Constantin of Geneva. This Vacheron Constantin Malte Hand Wound 82230/000G-9185 in white gold captures Vacheron's pioneering wrist watches of the first quarter of the twentieth century; it was a time before round watches became the dominant style in the market. This white gold Malte includes the Geneva Hallmark on both its case and its manufacture caliber 4400. The caliber 4400 includes immaculate hand finishing encompassing perlage on the base plate, cotes de Geneve on the bridges, black polished screws, satin brushed wheels, and mirrored bevels on the edge of each bridge. It also packs a substantial 65-hour power reserve.
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Tim: these are 5, 16 and 60 thousand dollars. So we have something for everyone at each price point.
Me: looks into empty wallet
*Cries in fetal position*
@@the1916companywatchreviews I thought you were car shopping? What happened?
The Phantoms of the Vault 😄
@@the1916companywatchreviews Multiple Italian Job style attempts have been made.
Great. Would love to see a show on asymmetrical watches. You got some of that with these non-round pieces. Asymmetry can can be found in dials and/or cases but it's very rare to find a watch that's asymmetrical across BOTH the X and Y axes.
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Hello Brian and Tim, greetings from London. I have watched many From The Vault episodes and today I felt compelled to write in to say that this episode was truly exceptional. Many of the pieces presented speak to my aesthetic tastes. Particularly the Dubuis, Gondolo and Cellini. I also very much appreciated the episode looking at sub-40mm pieces. I feel it would be interesting to revisit these themes at a later date. Other ideas for episodes: I'm a big fan of Art Deco pieces; Unsung Heroes past and present; The top iconic piece that defines a House, past and present (only one piece allowed, this is a challenge); A collection of non-traditional dial colours; Obscure crowns, lugs and bezels collection; Obscure and unique bracelets/strap collection - the Cellini is a great example. Love the show, thanks for hosting it. ✌
I actually really like that Cellini! That’s truly something you don’t see everyday.
Thank you Tim and Brian for taking up the suggestion. The selection of watches was great. I didn't expect a Cellini would be my favourite.
Another theme suggestion if you wouldn't mind : Only one watch per country.
0:37 Brian trying to do Tim's bumpbububump now too? 😂
Lol!
Heard that too!!
BS, what's a bumpbububump?
😂
Bill Moss it's just an expression Tim Mosso makes on his videos.
Well presented as always. There are so many more non round watches, I really hope you will do another one of these, a part 2, please? Very enjoyable content 👍
I know I'd like to see some black lacquered dials, I've been looking for a really deep black dial dress watch to lust after.
Also I'm very impressed with Tim's restraint. He's surrounded by all these great watches, that I'm sure he can get a great deal on, yet he's had that daily watch for three years.
@@the1916companywatchreviews I emailed Govberg legal/HR department and told them to put in your next contract you must own at least $25,000 (secondary market value) in watches at all times to be fit for your job title under penalty of 10% wage garnishment.
Cellini white or yellow gold z the haters love to hate. I love it. Stunning 😍
Love the theme. I'd love a segment on curved-case rectangular watches at some point!
Request for Other themes - watches by country wise, metal, exotic dials, brand wise. Thanks 🙏 for the coverage on case shapes. Hope there’ll be more interesting 🧐 watches in the WatchBox inventory in future.
Christiaan van der Klaauw from Netherlands 🇳🇱 & Bangalore Watch Company from INDIA 🇮🇳
I think that non-round watches should be a reoccurring episode every two months or so. How about travel watches as theme, the dual times, worldtimers, gmt's...?
How about a show on unique and fun lumed watches? I'm thinking cool Panerai examples, the Snoopy, chromalight on Explorer, FP, etc
FP Journe Elegante 48, Lange dato Lumen
love this idea
Any any Lange Lumen!
Spot on about the Gondolo origins Tim!👌👍
Another good one by you both, you guys are really doing this well together! It would be nice to have time stamps on the description to easily jump to the parts one is more interested in...
Hello Tim! Yes, Gondolo was an Brasilian AD who was the first one to sell PP in American continents.
...by subscriptions on 79 weekly drawings at frs. 10 per week for club members (180) of Plano do Club Patek Philippe System
Great show thanks guys
I love that VC. It's romantic. And strangely, it's easily the most versatile on the table today. Obviously only my opinion.
13R0 is a watch with multiple barrels, big power reserve, and good accuracy.
I like the theme show idea, my favs would have to be the PP and the Bulgari (although I'm still suspicious of anything that thin). The one non-round watch that was conspicously absent however, was a Reverso. Then I realized that you're saving that for a one watch model show... ;-). Good work guys and regarding the custom strap for the Romain (good idea ) check out Arron at Combat Straps in Montreal. Custom anything.
Brian do love him some 90's Dubuis. Kinda like 80's Joel!
Great you got the sound loud and clear tonight. Save that setting!
Love that King Midas.
Alain Silberstein original création are some of the best value the watch world has to offer, think 90’s tourbillon !
Great show and interesting subject
Can you do a show dedicated to a specific brand other than FP Journe and Rolex .... maybe JLC , Breitling , or Zenith
@@the1916companywatchreviews What is the Govberg's relationship to FPJ? Like the owe him a favor or something...
How about a show dedicated to fun summer watches?
the diabolique duo is back
Hi Tim, do you think the level of finishing on this particular Journe matches the price point? Also, didn't the King Midas nickname come about when the solid gold bracelet version was released?
Thnx guys nice vid. Really dig that RD Brian, would like to see it in person, Is that the Geneve hallmark on the dial? But for me the Vacheron Malte stole the show.
Tim tamed the tupee today! 👍
An AP Edward Piguet would’ve been the perfect addition to add to this type of episode
Tim, I'm actually liking the long hair on you. Keep it growing lol
This was a fun show. FPJ would be my choice and I love the fact that you forced yourselves to pick one from the grouping on the table.
Love that RD Sympathie!
Great show gents. Love the PP Gondola. Do you have the resources for a military themed watch show? Most of the this category is vintage. Thanks!
Great show theme! I personally love Brian’s Roger Dubuis! 😎
Love the theme! How about crazy pocket watches or a history of pocket watches and pocket watch conversions and trench watches. Or interesting ladies and unisex watches. or jump hour watches. or crazy aftermarket mods. I appreciate the masks guys, sets a good example, thanks.
The styling on the Rolex Cellini is really super and really unique. The almost knock-out blue of the face is really nice. BUT ! It would look even better on the wrist of a woman, I believe.
You can do an entire show on non round vacheron watches !
No Reverso?
How about precious stone dials?
Recently I started to read a lot about scratch resistent watch case materials and chemical process that hardener the case surface and I think would be a topic a lot a watch guys will be interested in see. @watchbox
What grade titanium is the Octo?
Would love to see VC Royal Eagle chronograph in your show. My grail watch.
Super cool show
For me... BVL Finissimo Tourbillon extraordinary piece with reloaded GG DNA.
FPJ VAG 3, (Jumping all) very cool, but in my opinion excessive cost.
RJ Mmmmm...?
hey Tim, I am always in awe of your in depth knowledge, its almost scary. I am also aware of your love of watches. I have got cash put by as well as some watches ready to sell in order to fund one or two classic non-standard watches. Before I commit, does Watchbox offer guarantees on all its watches - both for authenticity and serviceability?
Hi Dane - we guarantee all watches to be authentic and we do not deal in watches with aftermarket parts. We have a 7 day no questions asked return policy and provide a 2 year global warranty on every watch we sell. Check out our testimonials on Google or our website to hear from our clients. Thanks for considering WatchBox!
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The ankle bracelet look is rarely stylish but at least it is a comparative cinch to take off.
Bulgari's Octo Finissimo watch cases are strikingly similar in form to the Gerald Genta Octo from 2000.
@@the1916companywatchreviews Did Genta, himself, design that case? Sorry if a dumb question.
The RD stole the Show...!
Sinn (only) show?
How about a Cartier Tank episode, the Louis and Solo Large/XL variants. Might not be a very popular model but it would be fun to see.
Gotta love the Vagabondage III
I thin vacheron should leave the sport lines and focus on what it does best. I think their classic designs give patek a run for their money
Vagabondage III is the watch to own. Period.
Seeing the Bvlgari on video vs paper is absolutely insane
Is there a more beta tandum than this?
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The way you put the watches on your wrist is very awkward...
No no no... face masks 😷... guys I can't take you seriously wearing masks that you don't need...