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My Watch Collection Grail Goals 2021: Rolex, AP, Squale, Seiko, & More
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2021
- Today I share my annual grail goals, how my watch collecting is evolving, and why I’m going back to more sports and tool watches.
I discuss some of the most worn watches in my collection over the past year, why my next German made watch will be a Hanhart, why I’ve fallen out of love with many super luxury watches, and my continuing Rolex vs Tudor conundrum.
I also reminisce about the Squale 1521 and why I am so obsessed with the azzurro blue version, plus Casio watches, and a few other timepieces I cannot get out of my head-like the Seiko “Captain Willard” reissue.
Stay tuned for my 2021 State of the Collection video later this year and please share your own grail watch collecting goals-and watches you’re obsessed with-in the comments below!
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One thing I absolutely love about your channel is how you still have a love of affordable watches. Not all of us watch enthusiasts are millionaires. I feel like some folks who only cover high-end watches tend to come off as elitist and scoff at more affordable options. Thank you for keeping the hobby more approachable!
Spot on, I was told once that Casio G Shocks were "cheap and made in China". And buying entry level was stupid because they do not hold their value!!! I will never own a Rolex Sub. But I love me Orient's, Seiko's, Islanders, Hamilton's and of course my Casios.... I told the watch snob to go invest in Bitcoin if all he cared about was his "return". TGV respects the F91W's right to horological fame as well as much as his high-end watches horology. 🙂
It sucks tough with Dan Henry. They have absolutely terrible customer service (just search online) but TGV obviously gets good customer service because of his channel. Unfortunately for us "regular" people, they're terrible.
@@dannemannen18 I do agree with you, I have troubles with my 1970 inner bezel and the customer service told me that I have to change the case and pay for everything including shipping
so true. fuck them all
Yhh true , it makes me feel better about my rotary (Windsor cushion)
"When did you know TGV went over the edge?"
"When he put two watches on one band."
We call it "minimal Schwartzkopf"...
He kills me with that trick. 😳😳😂
I was thinking the same thing myself! And then I asked myself, "Why not 5?"
@@andrew_owens7680 He's only got little wrists... lol
I sooo want to try that myself to see how wifey reacts 😝
Perfect illustration of the “best watch” being a function of where you are and whatever it is you’re doing, and in that way knowing that these beautiful objects are there to enhance your experience of things, rather than simple the things you hoard and experience.
Rebuys for me are a form of nostalgia - watches are time machines, not only in the sense of telling time, but in allowing ones self to travel backwards through memories
How very well said!
"I collect for fun, to experience new things, and learn along the way." Well said! Yes! That's what makes this hobby great!
🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thank you my friend.
Best regards,
TGV
Yes I love this comment. TGV isn’t a speculator when it comes to watches he just buys what he likes and if they happen to increase in value then so be it.
TGV!!! My entire family - wife, son, daughter, and myself - rang out in chorus "THAT IS AWESOME!!!" the moment we saw your two watches on one strap invention! You, Sir, have probably just started an awesome watch geek trend! Truly epic.....and yes my entire family watches every video you drop!
It is good to watch (pun intended) your horological journey and how it metamorphasizes. I too have felt my grail watch desires shift. I have and always will have massive respect for the vintage watch pieces we all love such as the GMT Master, classic Subs, BP Fifty Fathoms, Willard's, AOPA NaviTimers, Newman Daytona's, and dot over 90 Speedies......but....I have also seen a trend where modern watches are not becoming respected in their own right for the most part. They simply hearken back to the classics. With this being the case many modern luxury brand pieces become not only cliche but rather passe to many collectors. With the ability to aquire either a truly epic vintage piece or a up and coming microbrand or homage that is wonderfully respectful and honest regarding what it is while being exceptionally well made ( DanHenry and Steinhart( come to mind....I see no need to chase the pieces that Hollywood "think" we need and want. Your vintage Seamaster, DH 1962, Bond SKX mod, and Tudor Day Date all are examples of what I mean. Pieces like the MI Casio and my 5600 also provide wonderful utility while providing historical fun and importance.
Prior to this year I had many "grail" pieces. Over the last 18 months I have aquired fewer pieces but have gotten more joy out of my acquisitions. I wanted a Daytona, a NaviTimer, a Fortis Cosmograph, a Speedy, a 300M, a Frederique Constant Moon phase, and endless others. I will always WANT more pieces....but I find i NEED far fewer. I still have my ultimate grail watch which is probably not much of a grail to most people but it is my grail piece. I also have a couple others I will probably buy. Bit I no longer have a sense of longing for pieces that it is expected I want to "experience" because they are popular....for example I love the history of Gerald Genta designs and could probably talk about a great deal more than the two pieces most people know him for.....but I couldn't care less to own one....I don't care about having a ceramic Daytona or a Primero. I don't want a modern Breitling ( holy cow a pilot that doesn't want a Breitling??!?!). I don't want a Speed master. I don't want a modern James Bond SeaMaster ( massive Bond fan but Fleming wrote Bond with a Rolex and so it shall ever be....even though I grew up with Brosnan). I would love a Patek but understand that I would never buy it...not because I can't afford it but because I would never wear it....I would be terrified I'd damage it. Anyway my point is, I like to think I have grown to a point where I can enjoy and love the art of watches without having to own them all. I am exceptionally proud and picky with my collection and have never and will never sell a piece (20+ pieces). I will purchase probably 5 pieces in the next 18 months. All of them have personal meaning to me and would have little to zero meaning for almost anyone else. Point is this.....I agree with you that the last few months had changed my viewpoint as a collector. It has made my taste far more refined and specific while also allowing me to appreciate more pieces without having to own them.
As always my friend, thank you for such wonderful work. Very very glad to hear you are well. Happy Anniversary! Keep doing what you always do.....i am off to figure out which watch is going to become one with my 5600 😜 Onward and Upward, TGV! Be well
The intro music sounded like a sitcom. I was expecting Hugo to make an appearance because of it.
It's an endless cycle. I've had seller's remorse on many watches, to include my Seiko SKX, my Citizen NY0040, my Omega Aqua Terra, and Seiko SARX033. I've bought them all back and now have them in my collection, but I've been feeling lately like I have too many watches again and am considering a purge. This will inevitably lead to more seller's remorse, and so on.
Nomos Club… sold it a couple years ago and can’t stop thinking about the beauty of it’s simplicity and perfect proportions . Will likely be making it back in my collection again soon.
The utter nerdiness of your "double-watch" had me grinning. Stay who you are....whoever that may be ;) By the way, I just sold a mint blue 1521 for $787.00.
I like this double watch too!
I brought some compasses about 1.50 GBP each that clip/slide on to the strap of me and my little boys Casio Digitals. Compasses on your watch strap. My boy thinks I am an idiot. I am but not in watch matters. What's not to love about a 25 buck Casio rocking a 30 buck leather strap and a 1.50 buck compass "Complication" LOL
I like double watch
@@richardb22 Who is my boy
@@oscarosullivan4513 My 8 yo son
"I need a Seiko like I need a hole in the head." He said trough a hole in his head.
TGV drops a video right before bed! Oh well looks like it’s another glass of red for me. Thank you 🙏
I think you hit the nail right on the head about revisiting watches from our past. Just like we associate music and movies with certain times in our lives, and hearing or watching them can take us back there, I believe watches can have that same effect on us. We can associate memories with specific watches, and then when we put those watches back on we can be taken back to that exciting time. Thanks so much for sharing this with us TGV. Great stuff.
PS: When a youtube channel is just starting out and gaining traction, that is one of the most exciting times and can make you very nostalgic. Nothing wrong with wanting to recapture that somehow.
Thank you! So true about music and movies in certain times in our lives.
Best regards,
TGV
that gold AP looks incredible. The size, the proportions.. Wonderful.
I had the coolest thing happen. So I am a 26 year old musician and music teacher. I love watches and this channel helped a lot especially in 2019! I became obsessed. I had a new student two weeks ago come in. He's older, a brand new musician, but has multiple vintage or brand new high end guitars. Not uncommon at all, a wealthy retiree wants to learn, COOL! so we get to talking and he is a watch collector. Our first lesson he was wearing a rose gold, chocolate faced Daytona. Then last week, he shows up wearing a FP Journe Chrono Bleu. He then very casually asked me if I would like to try it on. Never even seen one and I got hands on time with one. so cool. Till the day I can afford a luxury watch, my Sarb033 will do just fine.
Thanks TGV.
-Chance
Damn, was just about to crash after a long day in a very hot Wales 🏴 UK and this drops. Gonna have to stay up a bit longer! Nice one TGV 😎
It was indeed a lovely day in the Principality... Shame about the rugby 🏉 🙁
@@nemes15G I agree Ireland is even worse
1:17 - Interesting combination... another good reason to buy a Casio.
Thank you, TGV!
Keep up the good work. Always a pleasure to watch your show 👍🏻
I started watching your channel at the age of 13. 3 years on I have fallen down the rabbit hole of Seiko and the illness that is watch collecting. I just bought a Seiko Bishop after watching your videos on the Giugiaro collaborations with Seiko. Couldn’t be happier. Absolutely love the channel. Keep up the outstanding work!
Two watches on one band…that’s just crazy enough to work!
That Tudor you wore was stunning!! TGV is without doubt, the watch enthusiasts' enthusiast. Cheers good sir!
TGV drops another awesome video nothing finer to wake up to on a sunny morning, best wishes fella🤙🏻
Happy Anniversary Trist, I hope Hugo let you guys use his Penthouse at Isla Nubla as a gift 🦖 🦕 😉
Cannot underestimate sentimintality. A watch is as much about the memories and experiences one has with it, as is it about its quality or appearance. Thanks for another great video T. Good to see you looking so well👍
"I need a Seiko like i need a whole in my head", then shows swiftly the Vietnam war book and the drawings of a 9mm, to cover it with the Seiko Book. Very nicely done Mister TGV. Also love how you integrated the more shaky video of you Vlogging. Following the 2021 trend to be more natural there? Enjoying a fine cup of Black tea, sitting here watching you in the morning with my Orient Ray on a Mesh Bracelet. All the Best!
I love the “Ran” poster in the back. Absolute beautiful film.
In reality Ethan Hunt would still be wearing this Casio.
I wonder if this comment will self destruct in... 😉?
I wouldn't blame him. I absolutely love mine.
Could a fictional character ever exist in reality? An interesting philosophical thought experiment..
Pure genius that dual watch strap combo! 👌
Your intros are getting better and better all the time! Sei bravo, Tristano!
Omega Seamaster from the 1990’s. Saving as we speak
Bond, James Bond
Just bought one! Like it ALMOST more than my speedy.
@@alex_p90I want the watch I could not afford when I was a teenager and early twenties.
@@justinschmidt4692 Go for it!
Long time fan. Since you had that thing with your lungs. Hope you’re well. Been away for a minute but I see the production quality has greatly improved. Thank you for everything TGV!
keep up the videos mate, honestly one of the best in the youtube watch space
To have sold the blue Squale is an outrage! Madness must have come over you. Anyway, your videos and editing are of the highest quality, thanks for your hard work!
I have had my 417ES for about 3 weeks now. Absolutely love it.
Amazing videos my friend. I enjoy watching these videos a lot. Pls keep on doing them
The lure of Squale is difficult to resist!
I was reminded of the first coffee making video. The charm is still there but now with much more character and cinematic pizazz… Nice reminder that taste and desires come and go, character remains.
Thank you so much Peter, you are an absolute gent for saying that, I am deeply, deeply flattered. You made my day. 🥂😀 here's to you, chin chin!
Best regards,
TGV
Well said 👍
Pops just gifted me a late 60’s early 70’s Seiko Rally Sport 6119-7173 he bought in German new in 1971. It’s in excellent shape. Excited to add it to my small collection of 4 so far.
Happy Anniversary TGV! Another lovely video that I loved to see from you. Honestly, your being drawn to the 1521 is not lost on me. I have been wanting the 1521 ever since you reviewed it long ago, but haven't bought one yet. Now, you talking about buying one again for the third time just reminded me AGAIN how much I LOVE the 1521. I'm with you, TGV. Let's both buy our beloved Squale 1521 and keep them, knowing they are worth having and, more to the point, keeping. My utmost love and respect to you and your lovely bride, and may the road you journey on together always rise to meet you. Onwards and Upwards, my friend. Cheers!♥️😎
I actually ended up buying the olive green Willard re-issue, partially thanks to your video! I also never thought its peculiar case shape would appeal to me, but when I went to try it on in person, on three separate occasions over months, I absolutely adored it each time.
It's a beautiful tribute to an iconic piece! And the rubber strap is quite great!
Thank you TGV for another fantastic video! Great grail timepiece choices! Have a great day! Stay healthy and happy! Nick
Definitely love that Vintage AP ♥️ also love your channel 👍🏻
I was visiting family in Indiana over July 4th. I decided to stop by Moyer Watches and found this great Navitimer. Unexpected but I just love it. Not sure why it seems to be such an unloved watch. My new favorite.
Great video TGV! You got into looking for a bronze watch which I finally found in a Christopher Ward. Great watch and worth the journey.
I really enjoy these collection videos mate.
The 1521 is haunting me. It's been on the wish since you made me aware of it years ago. I am now living in the tropics, and I think it will look amazing with coconut palms and Indian Ocean in the background 😎🌴
Absolutely love these videos, mate! Outstanding material. Huge fan and a collector with a very similar mindset as yourself! Looking forward to more great videos. Cheers!
Thank you Michael, so glad to hear that, this is why I make videos!
Best regards,
TGV
Me: *sees Tudor*
"Ow, nice, a Tudor on a NATO strap!"
Also me: *sees the Casio at the back*
"SORCERY! THIS IS SORCERY! Voldemort returned as a watch!"
TGV your vids truly show what love for collecting watches are. Not snobbery and I don't have anything against those who choose to get all the "hot" pieces but all I'm saying is you demonstrate a true passion for watches and it is well conveyed through the screen. Cheers buddy.
Smart the two watches on one strap. Congratulations TGV!
That robe/komodo is elite!!!
And I thought the two watches on one strap were just a meme.
As usual a very entertaining post. Enjoyed it. Thanks.
I can’t seem to shake the navy Oris pointer date with the bronze crown, the beautiful balance and cathedral hands of that watch get me every time!
Mechanical Infront, digital back!
Brilliant.
Why didn't I think of it !
Was thinking how to enjoy my watches and my Garmin.
Thanks!
I absolutely love this channel. I am so not a nice watch kinda fella. I'm a g shock, Seiko monster kinda guy but it gives me ideas of what I'm gonna get when I win the Powerball.
I’m on my 3rd Sinn 104. Just remember, you bought it because you connect with it and that will always remain. Often more so in its absence.
Awesome video. So relaxing to watch
Thanks for catching us up tgv hope ur well!
so glad i found my way back to this channel missed your charm tgv class act as always haha you started my love for seikos! My first was a skx007 black dial you more than convinced me to purchase then my green dial alpinist which i love and still wear nearly everyday now im working on my first grail piece a grand seiko elegant very happy i found my way back to your channel you reminded me i want a tudor haha your amazing collection is awesomely inspiring i would love a tudor prince also a jacob & co 5 time zones that would be my perfect holy trinity watch collection including the grand seiko elegant 😁🙏🏿
Love that you listed current prices and past for some of your purchases. The honesty does not go unnoticed
GENIUS!! 2 WATCHES 1 STRAP
My latest purchase is a Nividia Gretchen, broad arrow chronomaster, which I absolutely love. Worth a look.
"I need a Seiko like I need a hole in the head" the SPB143 burned a hole in my pockets.. so i threw away the pants and kept the watch. 🤣🤣
Beautiful AP dress watch, wow
I was half expecting to see a Bark & Jack packet of coffee somewhere in the kitchen.
It's great to see that you still have the Tudor SM, you have history with that watch so please continue your adventures with your old friend.
I keep finding myself drawn to that MI Casio but have so far resisted, how long this continues is debatable.
Great video. I also love both Seiko and Rolex. Both are fantastic brands and I always find myself coming back to them both! Can’t lie though the blue Tudor Pelagos has caught my eye…. And would fit nicely in my collection!
The watch I have bought and sold 4 separate times now is the oris aquis and I slightly blame you for that, but I think the 39 mm version is finally here to stay!
Great video tgv
100%, entirely and enthusiastically agree with the day date comment. I have taken countless watches off in the morning and put them back in the case because after the question, "Bugger, what day is it again...", an SKX makes it's way back out.
The Squale in blue reminds me of a beach in Corfu that was about 50m wide and 10m deep. The water there was so clear it was like looking into a glass of evian. There were two local old guys fishing for octopus there. Just seems like this watch would fit in that world, diving for octopus in the clearest water you can imagine.
Don't blame you with the Squale 1521 that blue is something else and along with your personal history with it.
Thank you my friend, always makes me happy to see your comments. I hope you are well.
O&U!
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry 👍
Excellent video TGV, and also a practical tip...... you just reminded me to order more oat milk!😀 For me too, since working from home, day/date is essential.
Squale 1521 is one of the most iconic sub 1000 watches out there. I've ended up owning the polished and bead blasted blue as they serve different functions. Recently invested in seamaster professional white dial which is truly stunning.
Found love in Sinn watches late last year with my LE 104 and now I really want a 556i, so that's my 2021 goal. Or if Tudor dropped a BB58 GMT, I'd likely get that in a heartbeat.
Bought a Sinn 556 two years ago. One of my best watch purchases in the past 10 years.
If you’re not in your 30’s anymore, the perfect legibility in all conditions is a major plus.
@@jeanlefranc3817 heh, I am in my twenties 😅 I am interested in the 556i though not so much the 556A.
If you love the 556i, but can’t spend $1500, check out Atticus Icarus. Currently $475.
Awesome to know that your health issues are behind you. Nothing is more important than good health. Congratulations, stay safe, stay healthy so we can view more awesome videos from you.
What happened to him? didnt know about any health issues
Thank you Richard, you are so right. In a weird way, it has made me appreciate life more. So many videos, travels and adventures hopefully to come. Stay healthy too.
Best regards,
TGV
Kickin housecoat T! And that’s a man with 2 much time on his hands!( see what I did there?)
Thanks for amazing videos TGV. It's because of your chanel I just purchase my first automatic Orient watch. I als sold all the designer watches that I collected over the years. What an ignorant I have been... Keep up then great work and I can't wait for more videos. I would love to see more affordable entry level watches reviews.
I’m still rockin the Timex XL Auto……..haven’t looked for my next piece ever since. But now I watch this vid and I want some of these pieces. Damn you TGV! 😂
You are looking buff, bro.
Yes! The eternal pursuit of watch collection does go on. I'm always looking for a bargain. The end of financial year sale netted me a Pulsar solar quartz watch for less than half the normal retail price. But most of my watches I've purchased from thrift shops. Not because they were cheap to buy, but I'll actually will wear them on a regular basis. My daily beater will always be my Casio G-5600 solar G-Shock.
J'aime bien le nouveau montage de tes vidéos. Some fresh air!! Thx
Gotta be honest-- in the realm of the last couple of years, I've found myself foregoing my vintage and dress watches in favor of my G-shocks.
As you stated, TGV, I haven't been attending very many formal events (i.e. the theater, concerts, or even fine dining), and have really only found myself working out doors, or else driving all over my state--
The result being, I really need a tough watch, with the 'complications' of a high-end chronograph, but that also has excellent illumination...
Great vid. Love the casual watches and the casual dress. In the end it’s all about being Comfortable and practical.I really want the Dan Henry 1939 in brown, just haven’t pulled the trigger. I have never sold a watch, but I’ve given quite a few away. Right now I am at 44 and holding. Excessive and I love it. Thanks TGV. SEIKO IS KING !!!
Mark from long Island watches can now wear 4 watches at once. 😆🤣
I've also VERY much learned to appreciate a Day/Date complication. I'm 46, so my memory isn't what it was and work from home, so as you said... The days do bleed together. It's only gotten worse the last 18 months.
This year consolidated my Seikos and Hamilton into a new Aquis (love it), and as I'm 50 will treat myself to an Omega - did seriously consider a Seamaster 300 (the retro jobbie), but think this will cause some redundancy with the Aquis so have my heart set on the seamaster Railmaster as an understated GADA piece... Regrets? Maybe my Hamilton X wind Auto Chrono, but wouldn't buy back after looking into servicing costs for the 7750.
Good video, thank you TGV 👍🏻👍🏻
Lol! I’m also consolidating watches (and a lot of other stuff) to buy a 50th birthday timepiece. I’m thinking of either an Omega Aqua-Terra Co-axial, or Dynamic chrono (used) or a Tudor BB36 (new). Currently I have a Hamilton, an Orient and a Bulova, but I’ll be keeping the Hammy!
I picked up one of those olive green Willard’s a couple months ago and I love it! My favorite seiko! I’m usually not a green guy but something about it drew me in!
I became a huge fan of Hanhart as well. I even treated myself to a Hanhart Hat 😹🤓 Good Vid ! 👍
Good evening tgv, nice video and I have to agree the 1521 will always be one of those pieces I feel that will be a continuous scratch that needs to be itched if not in the collection, kind regards and all the best your friend Ryan.
Just did a binge of all your episodes with you and Mark and so glad a new video came out today!!
Thank you sir! You will be please to know I have a VERY special video with him in the works 😉🙏
Best regards,
TGV
Great video. Always informative. Next grail for me possibly Panerai, or maybe an IWC. Looking for another Longines as well.
This video was wonderful, and well timed - I've been reflecting over watches in my collection & how I find I'm resorting to wearing more of my 'practical' digital watches whenever I'm not at work
I work in hospital: in healthcare where we can't wear wristwatches, which limits my time being able to enjoy my watches other than at weekend. I'm curious if TGV would ever consider a 'fob watch' collection review one day, would love to see.
Thank you TGV.
What a pleasure is to watch this your new release in your channel, during a warm Canarian night from my house's roof top, armed with a cold jug of tropical juice. What a pleasure it has been.
Fantastic idea when you had put together that Casio F91-W with your Tudor in the same NATO strap!. I will copy for a next time.
Thank you for your work TGV!
Saludos!!!
I have that exact same Rolex Datejust with the white dial and Roman numeral. A gift in 2018 after a long battle with health which I overcome. Will never forget going into the dealer and falling in love with the watch, my most prized possession. Loved the video & all the best.
What a classy way to commemorate your victory over a struggle, I hope you the best of health Aaron. What a wonderful memory and prized watch too. Thank you so much for sharing that, I love comments like this, it is deeply inspiring. All the best to you too. Onwards and upwards!
TGV
@@theurbangentry All the best to you too, and your continued good health.
The Intro
is EPIC! :-)
Yes, here you find pure undiluted class. That robe!😍
@@vannaeldwijk7075 yes
My collection got smaller, but more important this year so far lol. Managed to get my hands on a Seiko Auto from '97, Hamilton from late 30s early 40s, Redshift 7 Exosphere (watchgang watch I actually liked) AirRain Type 20 Mecca-Quartz with a VK63 in it (not the new 2k plus ones.) and a Vostok Komandirske. Got rid of my IKONIK Hulk Diver and the Grant Brown. I have an addiction 😂😂
You making coffee made me time travel. Wasn’t it your first video? Quite the journey.
Good evening TGV! The past 15 month made a change in my take on wristwatches as well. When this whole pandemic started I found myself wearing my G-SHOCKs sometimes for weeks straight, due to the fact i spent less time in the office. Then I went back to my Sinn watches and Seiko divers. I would love to get a Hanhart sometime in the future. On the other hand I find Grand Seikos sportier pieces very versatile. Best regards!
Love this video! The two I wish I didn’t sell were a Blue Rolex Oyster Perpetual and Tudor Heritage Chrono… sold both to get me into a solid rose gold Omega Aqua terra (I’m never selling that!!!) the Rolex I have thought about but with prices around £10k, it’s just not worth that cash whether I could get that together or not…
I think the constant adjusting of a collection is the fun part of watch collecting!
I'm in the honeymoon phase with a Black Bay GMT but the new developments from Tudor have my interest. Also I think it's a matter of time before another Seiko joins the collection; you always need at least one.
My grail watch is the 50 Atmos..... I love the blue... Thank you TGV for you valued advice and you down to earth humble approach. Only you can get away with talking about high end watches along with Casios. Respect to your good sense and good taste ,🙂