Watches In The Wild | Paris, Ep. 3: The Fashion And Watch Communities
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Collecting can be approached from a myriad of different angles. And on this season finale of Watches In The Wild, Paris, join us as we highlight the collections of several enthusiasts from both the fashion and watch worlds who understand that whether you appreciate watches for the mechanical aspect or for the design, it should be a level playing field.
After all, it's ultimately about bringing everybody together and preserving our beloved analogue hobby in this very digital age.
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It’s the most californian I have ever heard a british woman talk.
It’s pure joy the way she uses question marks to end statements, and elongates words into eternity while saying yeah in the rythm of a heartbeat.
Easy listening that makes understanding such a deep topic just that much easier.
I am not a paid bot
I like this series. It's different. So many watch people dismiss the link between fashion and watches because they think fashion is superficial and fake, but as the series shows, fashion is really about expressing one's individuality. I like that. Everyone is different. Not all watches should be expensive or complicated or high horology. Sometimes it's just about wearing something that you like.
Watches are fashion. To call it fake is just as much an aesthetic choice as engaging with it.
It’s the worst possible decision, because having no taste is far far worse than having bad taste.
Very well said 🤙
This mini-series was really fun. Do more! I'd love to see versions of it exploring different cities' fashion culture and watch enthusiasts, why people love the watches they've chosen, etc. The focus in this episode on vintage oddities and the insane variety of watch design was really enjoyable. It's already sent me down some vintage rabbit holes - by the time this episode finished I had bought a 1960s piece online by a watchmaker mentioned in the episode.
Though I was slightly appalled when they described someone buying a watch they liked and not even setting the time. A bridge too far.
Watching this has probably been the highlight of my life. I'm absolutely stunned and amazed by what I've witnessed here. I'd even go so far as to say that it's changed my whole outlook. And no, I haven't been paid to say this. I don't work for Hodinkee. And I'm very much a real human being and by no means a bot.
Well played, sir.
Stunned I tell you. Stunned!!!
Amazing satire.
Hi from France Hodinkee ! Great series. Also, thank you for making the effort to send someone who speaks french and tries to, very appreciable for your french public ;)
Now her serpenti tubogas.. is literally an amazing looking piece..
This was definitely the best episode of the three, I warmed to to the concept by the end of this series. I think perhaps the balance of the content within the first episode is what put some viewers off.
yes. totaly agree. I even think this is trully original like hodinke has not produced since a long time.
The content is great, the accent however is not.
@@christianellopm love the accent.
Amazing series, cheers from France
Great series, thank you. I just bought a rectangular golden Chopard for my wife who likes small watches, for the reasons Nick mentioned.
Great series! Especially loved the focus on Piaget, they embody the theme of your videos- a perfect balance of design and horology
Best series Hodinkee have ever produced and I have been following Hodinkee from day one.
Talking watches within the wider fashion & design community is just fascinating and I would say has reinvigorated my waning enthusiasm with the watch community. Malaika is doing an incredible job and look forward to more from her series. Bravo. 👏🏻
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Great series! More of this please. Thank you
Take no notice of the haters, I love the way you speak and it's nice to hear someone sound sweet and attractive in this crappy world.
Cool series. Love how almost all the watches showcased from various collectors (vintage or contemporary) are actually worn/scratched up from use.
Money talks and cat walks like this model I wish they never get old😊
People keep begging about Tokyo series so here is my opinion. Please pair one person from Hodinkee and one person from Hodinkee Japan to do the series, I still don’t fully trust Hodinkee team in Japan to do it. Some collector in Japan look very pretentious trying to look rich, wearing expensive suit or clothing to wear with their watches. If they are able to interview everyday man collectors in Japan I think it’s the win
Well done !
love these !! not all about watches but worth watching !!
This is so great you guys, it felt like every successive episode was better and better. What a fab series, I do hope the concept continues! Malaika and team really do a great job at this.
Oh, golly gumdrops: YES!
Dink, you’re not fooling anyone with all these fake positive comments.
Great series. Don’t stop!
Not every Hodinkee video can be a reference points on some black dial sports watch that basically hasn’t changed in 50 years or a talking watches with Mayer.
I watched all three episodes and I have to say it's a great format. A sequel would be nice. Thanks Hodinkee!
Excellent video Malaika!! I like the style perspective since many of us wear watches as part of our outfit even if we obsess over the complications and minutiae as die hard watch nerds.
hi to all, Can someone please help me to find the exact model and size of the bvlgari watch from Mr Julien Toretto? Thanks in advance
I think this is great, a cool new perspective and some really cool collections. Whats not to like?
Horrible.
enjoy this series in the morning with my cup of coffee☕ , keep it up ! :D
This series in Italy & Japan would be exceptional.
I’ve been enjoying this series. While some of it is not my cup of tea, it has definitely broadened my horizons. Go with what you like.
This was a great episode. Loved the flea market watch and clothes section.
Also glad to see people showing love to the Rolex OP. It’s a great watch!
Can anyone address me why there are negative comments to this series?
Personally I loved these series.
rolex king midas will be back in production sonner or later. love them
I don't agree this is the season finale.
Excellent video. Really enjoyed this whole series!
Great episode
What brand is Julien's glasses please?
SOPHIE (RIP) on the screen at the beginning!!
Was about to say. RIP SOPHIE
Time?
1:49@@ludooo123
Really enjoyed this one. If you want to know what RP English sounds like this is your reference.
Ma broski Julien knows ✍🏽
These comments are so fake! The Dink knows it's going down & in desperation is flooding the section with risible encomiums. Come on, we know what you're doing. & we know your content & standards have declined horribly.
You folk must genuinely be in a constant state of hallucination to think this way. How utterly small minded and uninformed.
Hopefully Malaika will continue hosting this program
pure joy!
Enjoyed the series!
Love it!❤
What model is the beautiful Piaget color dial of the young French watch seller at the end sitting on the canal who said he priorities design before movement or value of the watches? Amazing case shape and dial.
Great series. Looking forward to more
Thanks for the series, excited for the next trip!!
Loving this! We need more conversation with a more diverse collectors and enthusiasts. Not more same old same old watches
I watched all three episodes, well done. I am not into 'fashion' but excellent job connecting the two. So perhaps I am and just didn't know it....
This is the ILLEST series since Talking Watches. More like this please. I’m an actual watch lover and buyer. This is right on point for the actual consumers 🎯
Yep, watching this made me feel as sick as a dog!
Ill like Nas’ Illmatic album. We are from different places and that’s ok.
One does warm to her. She is informed, engaged and enthused and thus watchable. Can't say fairer than that. That is not RP pronunciation however. That's what we call posh where I come from.
Really good content!
1990s Expert: in his 50s, written three books on the subject matter, a scholar and a gentleman
2024 Expert: 16 year-old with rich parents and an Instagram account
The gentleman with the mini sub was super interesting. Cool watch!
Jeez ....if that guy bought that yellow Rolex brand new, seeing all the scratches, he is really rough on watches. Especially seeing he is a vintage watch dealer.
He bought it for himself and he’s wearing it as intended. What’s the problem?
@@Cull_ObsidianThe problem is the lack of care (scratches) for the watch. Obviously you are NOT a serious watch collector. Not even close.
@@toddmurphy523 HAHAHAHAHA. That was genuinely funny. Can you say the part where I’m not a watch collector again? That was hilarious! 😂🤡
@@Cull_Obsidian Seems you recalled the statement just fine yourself. The truth just revealed itself.... 😂🤣😂😜
@@toddmurphy523I get where you are coming from, but this makes very little sense. I have a few pairs of shoes, majority of which I treasure and care for, and one that cost the same as the others that I wear as a default that I "beat up". This chap said he wears this most times - is it entirely untenable he just likes wearing it, for wearing it? Without having to be precious about it? Not everything is a collectors item.
"If I want to know the time I just look at the phone".
I feel sick hearing people wearing watches only as a jewelry.
This series was great, I’m so glad Malika and Hodinkee made it. And if you are crying and seething over “old Hodinkee” I feel sad for you.
It’s not hard to understand the aesthetics and design behind jewellery design. Watches are jewellery, despite what the man who wears a seamaster because he wants to feel like James Bond may think.
I agree, and to neglect a focus on watches as personal items of jewelry (which is inherent as a part of fashion) is to ignore the very essence of watches. But even the man who wears the Seamaster because of the Bond connection is engaging in an aspect of pop fashion (as Bond himself is considered a fashion icon) that the individual is completely oblivious to, which is quite unfortunate.
@@ItsNeverTooHot4Leather I think you’re completely right. It’s the irony and quite possibly hypocrisy in people who say they’re “tool watch” lovers and care not for fashion.
That in and of itself is very much an aesthetic choice and as we all know, James Bond is supposed to be impeccably dressed.
@@Cull_ObsidianThe other fascinating hypocrisy of those who criticize the wearing of watches for fashion is their failure to understand that the individuals wearing the so-called "fashion" watch are doing so with intentionality: to literally engage in fashion with the item and use it to enhance their fashion. Yet, many (if not most) "tool watch" wearers have not, and will not, dive deeper than 5 meters underwater. Their watch is doing little to nothing to enhance engagement in diving or whatever else the purpose is of the tool.
The work here is brilliant- I’m really enjoying the quality of these episodes- and the wrist checks! Well done Malaika…
I Love this side of watches, and have always loves the fashion of it. For example the first watch I bought was swatch Bright Blue with Neon Green.
That vintage watchmakers hates corporate world but his shop is prolly backed by his millionaire father. Lol so pretentious
Hey Hodinkee! Let’s do one about India…
NO MORE PLEASE
Oooo big Jon, you must be well ‘ard mate, too hard for fashion… 46mm plus watches only…
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Great episode