I remember watching Burner podcast called In The Bag. They had a cool segment where they zoomed in on the weed. That’ll be a cool feature for y’all show. So we can see the proportions on wrist
Wow, wasn't that another fantastic episode? I'm still buzzing about all the unique vintage pieces we have seen. Those watches we showcased were indeed something special. From the timeless elegance of the Rolex Cellini to the innovative designs of the Seiko Kosuske Kawamura and Seiko Time Sonar, each piece had its unique charm. And let's remember the rich history behind the Seiko brand, with nods to its founder, Kintaro Hattori, and his pioneering spirit. Learning more about the heritage behind these iconic timepieces is always fascinating. Of course, one of the highlights for me was exploring the resurgence of vintage Cartier watches. There's just something about those classic designs that always stay in style. It was great to dive into the reasons behind their renewed popularity among collectors. Overall, it was a pleasure sharing these incredible watches with all of you. I can't wait to see what other hidden gems we uncover in future episodes. Thanks for joining me on this journey.
12:46 that’s my transition at the moment. Avant- grade and Haute couture equates to the hand craftsmanship on mechanic watches. And I’m only a week or two into diving into watches so it’s fun to learn all da neat intricate nuances of watches. And how it all comes together with the story telling and it’s attachment to monumental moments in history. All so kewl😂
I need one of those Rolex jackets Perri was rocking. 🔥🔥🔥
Got some surprises on the way
Rashawn dressed like he bouta drop a cold soul album
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Great show guys
Thanks Jeff!
49:34 facts, vintage Patek is od. Vintage cultural pieces in general hit harder due to the level of thought put into these items
I got you Perri 🫡 and man I’ve been waiting for this episode with Mike!! I barely started but know it’s gonna be 🔥🔥🔥
Ever since I bought a watch from MaMaCoo , My question is if it's this hard to tell them apart, what is the point of owning an authentic watch?
23:18 can he not be so loud🙄😂😂, niggas been fw yahoo Japan since 2013. Dat shit be so clutch
Something about those vintage bracelets 🔥🔥….great episode guys 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Should have bought that tank from him 🤣
You guys keep rocking! Much love great episode
Another great video…Mike was a good guest to have👏🏾.
He was great will definitely have him back
I remember watching Burner podcast called In The Bag. They had a cool segment where they zoomed in on the weed. That’ll be a cool feature for y’all show. So we can see the proportions on wrist
Did you check out the wrist check segment in the beginning?
Seiko so beautiful! And, 100%…if able, gotta rock the Kanji!💯💯💯
That seiko is a sleeper!
Wow, wasn't that another fantastic episode? I'm still buzzing about all the unique vintage pieces we have seen. Those watches we showcased were indeed something special. From the timeless elegance of the Rolex Cellini to the innovative designs of the Seiko Kosuske Kawamura and Seiko Time Sonar, each piece had its unique charm. And let's remember the rich history behind the Seiko brand, with nods to its founder, Kintaro Hattori, and his pioneering spirit. Learning more about the heritage behind these iconic timepieces is always fascinating. Of course, one of the highlights for me was exploring the resurgence of vintage Cartier watches. There's just something about those classic designs that always stay in style. It was great to dive into the reasons behind their renewed popularity among collectors. Overall, it was a pleasure sharing these incredible watches with all of you. I can't wait to see what other hidden gems we uncover in future episodes. Thanks for joining me on this journey.
Always great to see the vintage Cartier stuff!
Glad you enjoyed!
12:46 that’s my transition at the moment. Avant- grade and Haute couture equates to the hand craftsmanship on mechanic watches. And I’m only a week or two into diving into watches so it’s fun to learn all da neat intricate nuances of watches. And how it all comes together with the story telling and it’s attachment to monumental moments in history. All so kewl😂
Another great episode! Those are some great vintage pieces.
Enjoyed the interview, Just found your channel looking forward to watching more
Welcome aboard! And thanks Matt, we've got about 80+ videos of back catalog for you to catch up on! haha
Great conversation gentlemen! 🫶🏼🖤
Dope ep, fellas 👌🏾
Great episode!
Thank you