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Master Watch also supports the whole watch industry and will chat about watches in general.
Any comments and feedback are more than welcome.
Amazing collection, appreciate your time going through each one! Thank you~
thank you for your comment. I try to add some humour and I hope to get better.
Incredible collection mate. Thank you so much for sharing
thank you again. I hope to get better and I try to remember the details. Thanks again.
They all made it for the trip down south!!! Wow wow wow what a collection!!
hehe... they are a noisy bunch I can tell you.
Maestro! I must confess that that thin gold stripe, the blue text along with the titanium golden bezel/pushers with that soft rubber band is a class at a different level...
MR-G is a class act but they are unfriendly to the bank account but you are getting over engineering and a lot of fun too. Thanks for your comment.
This little puppy has made me forget all about MR-Gs😆
Kid you not
@@donaleeesio hehe I know... the watch game is tough.. it is difficult collecting watches and people don't realise.
Did you know there is one thing that is more unfriendly to the bank account than watches?
It's called "IRS"😂
@@donaleeesio 😂... oh yes... do not make the Tax Man unhappy it is just not worth it... In business I always say, advise, pay tax just pay tax, life it just better that way.
I wish Frogman had officially operable buttons under water.
note: or rather not because then I would have to buy one of these VERY EXPENSIVE watches as I love pressing stopwatch underwater to measure my swims 😊
technically it is very difficult having button operation under water, though it can be done but involves some heavy engineering or a rubber membrane but then it makes the buttons large in size. The Frog is a cool dive watch.
@masterwatch The Omega Seamaster 300 Chronograph can be operated under water. I have this watch in Stainless Steel and 18k Sedna Gold on rubber strap.
People thought I was mad buying a Diver Chronograph... but that's why 😊
Have a look at the Omega Seamaster 300 Chronograph... that can be operated under water 😊 ... it's the only 300m Diver Chronograph I own.
@@JustMeTalking perfect, an Omega Seamaster with a chronograph has been my dream watch since I saw Michael Phelps and Chad le Clos wearing it at Omega house in Rio 2016. I expect it became even more dream watch of mine knowing this😍👍
@@JustMeTalking oh that is seriously cool and the Sedna on rubber strap is very goo.
pls press light button from time to time :)
ah yes I will do.. 💡
Good collection, it's hard not to give it a big Like
You never thought about some shade for that table? 🏖⛱😀 I like your style, a little star towel under those watches is great. My collection of G's is similar, except I'm collecting rubber G shocks, there's no metal G's, and I like very rare or hard available G shocks....there's 5 or 6 G's without a single video at the You Tube.
That golden positive G is really a chaos.....Richard Mille isn't crazy obviously because he says it's a cool watch, he knows that design is timeless, a lot more iconic than anything he'll ever make, it's not about the price, it's about design.....it isn't my cup of tea but that's true, it's cool, it's chaos. Maybe I like a black MRG more than silver one. A case of the original from 1983. was maybe a bit lighter colour....maybe a bit more brushed, I don't know, but it was good. The OG was something new, something indestructible at the time, even though it was by today's standards very basic thing.....but that ''basic thing'' had a different meaning 41 years ago. MRG is completely different but very similar at the same time, MRG is the top dog, definitely something different again. I like that rubber strap from that Frog.
That grey Speedy is so nice......my GPW2000 olive green-orange Gravitymaster (in my opinion a most advanced analog watch that Casio ever made, a real masterpiece, just like that Omega, I think that Gravitymaster is the armored Omega 😀) have some trails of that dial, I really love it. That blue separate bezel piece at the Captain America could be the extreme headache if you damage it somehow, or scratch it. When I hear ''better, upgraded'' and ''LCD'' in a same sentence, it really sounds funny to me, since the LCD in a today's tech world is a steam machine 😀.....liquid crystal 😀😀😀. I would say that my DW5200C have just a little bit, a little part of the milimeter thicker numbers than a modern squares, I'm not sure....or a height of the number is a bit smaller and that's some visual effect.
great video
oh thank you again. What you say I can relate to and agree. I do like the resin Squares with a solid case with screw back and I think this is a classic design and The Classic Square G-Shock... hehe... thank you again ⛱🌤
So now you've started collecting Omega Speedmaster watches... you really need to include Seamaster options as well.
No Ark can truly be prepared without mechanical divers watches... and the Seamaster 300 & 600 range have chronographs that can be used underwater to much greater depths.
Perfect 👌
I actually agree with you.. Omega and Speedies does need attention.. I do like Omega and I find myself always looking at the Chronos.
@masterwatch My other Omega Speedmaster is the Moonphase version in Stainless Steel and 18k Sedna Gold on brown leather strap. 9904 movement.
In my mind, I think of the original Speedmaster as the 'looking back' at the Moon landings. But with the Moonphase, every time the Moon comes around into view, it reminds me of the future, and all the current efforts to go back.
Omega Speedmaster Moonphase is a lovely watch with 4 Hz Chronograph.
@@JustMeTalking I do like the Speedy Chronos and I like the larger cases with automatic. I would like one and I am looking at them. The other mechanic Chrono I am looking at is the IWC Pilot.. But the Omega Chronos do need close attention.
@masterwatch Yeah, I looked seriously at the IWC range. What put me off, and why I went with Omega is the Servicing Costs. What I really appreciated with Omega was the Co-Axial low wear features and extended service intervals.
IWC was around 4-5 years and can be expensive
Omega was around 5-8 years and can be less expensive
But obviously, depends on watch use, wear & tear, owner preferences... my speedmaster will probably go 10 years or more. Less so if I start dunking my Seamaster... but there you go...
@@masterwatch I always thought of Omega as a more expensive mechanical G-Shock with a wide range of complications... don't know why 😀
The only one your missing is the full carbon sqaure.
I know I know... the Carbon GCW-B5000 is on the radar but I was thinking positive display.. It is a super cool watch though.
You've got way to much money!
Like my G-Shock collection I don’t have enough