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Top 10 HOTTEST Watch Opinions You Need to Hear!
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Warning! This show may trigger a lot of people!:] But listen we all have our own tastes and we all have our own opinions when it comes to watches right? So I've decided, instead of hiding these thoughts and keep them locked away, id showcase them to you guys warts'n all!
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Not a hot take, but can we please have a supercut of all 'What the wife says' segments. Thanking you.
Yes!!!
Oh yes that would be great 😂❤
Noble. But very unlike based on wrist shapes.
I concur
This. I like these videos but too much extra fuss.
My Arnie has hardlex, and if I'm ever late for work while wearing it, my boss apologises for getting there early! 😂
Yes!!!
😂😂😂
Are you Chuck Norris?
If price was directly proportional to power reserve, a Casio would cost more than a private jet.
Hahahahahahaha
so would a Skmei, though it might be an ocean liner (sorry!!)
At 7:29 - I have a GADA watch that is a bit of a Tool Watch. I still use it as my Daily Driver because it is a Strap Monster. 👍
and its probably a bit of a Beater
Probably a Sinn 🙃
Haha. Daily driver annoys me the most, not just in watches, in all products, especially mobile phones, how many people can justify multiple phones?! PS if you’re saving your fancy phone for a dinner out you should save your money as no one gives a crap 😂
@@JacksonGrant I used to carry 3 phones all day every day, lol… because of work.
My iPhone was my main phone. I also had an android phone specifically because there were a few apps I had to use for work that were only on Android. The 3rd was a blackberry because many of my international clients all used blackberry messaging and having a blackberry was the only way to communicate with them.
Slowly blackberry phased out, everyone switched to WhatsApp.
So I was down to 2 phones. 😂
Now, I’m 90% iPhone, but still have an Android as a backup and for some business related apps.
I’d honestly like no phone.
I miss the 90’s 😂
@@vipnetworker haha yeah the less the better. I also have a work phone. If you need some apps on the other one it makes sense, but this idea phone reviewers have of having a favourite phone and then your “daily driver” for other scenarios is funny to me and surely must be so rare. Gotta have better ways to use money surely haha.
Casio and Seiko should stop selling bracelet links made of bent sheet metal and stamped clasps in 2024
Mostly have gotten away with this a few years ago. Seiko 5's come with solid link bracelets and clasps that don't bend if you look at them wrong. The older 5 bracelets were absolute garbage though.
@@bigsmooshflopdong33 On a Citizen or Seiko, yes, but we expect Casio to be inexpensive and the watch to get beat up anyways. :)
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I regret not having discovered it until today. I think it's one of the best channels on UA-cam for watch enthusiasts. Your content is fun, entertaining, interesting, and enjoyable. The different segments are original and fresh, and the cherry on top comes at the end of each video: what the wife said, a marvel.
Thank you so much for this content.
Greetings from Canada
I once dropped a Seiko Samurai onto a concrete floor. The bezel was scratched up by the crystal was fine. The thing to remember is that the crystal is part of the protection system of the watch case; a scratched mineral crystal will still protect the innards while a shattered sapphire crystal can't.
Interesting Russ, I’ve asked you before but failed to write of down where can I get a good quality nato strap like the one you used by
on the mad jhacr strap
In
😊
There's a few videos online we're people take hammers to watch crystals. The result is the sapphire didn't shatter, the mineral glass did.
I like casio watches. The DW5600 is a tough classic that still stands alone due to its uniqueness and eighties vibe.
*HARDLEX is awesome!* I am wearing an SKX013 for almost two decades now, which I banged onto almost everything, especially my faucet in the shower. There will not go a year without me at least banging my watch on a faucet or radiator. There are multiple scratches now. There is even a small chip out. But it is still functioning and waterproof. *Any sapphire crystal would have been broken several times by now.* Especially in the shower this would have been terrible. *I absolutely effing love hardlex.*
My hardlex seiko I've had for like 3 years. It's so scratched that it definitely affects readability at this point. (It is my work watch, so does see a lot of action) but have decades old sapphire that is pristine still.
And Hardlex sounds like a good name for a porn superhero.
Same. Beat up, scratches, but I am under no illusion that most anything else would be destroyed. That said, it is not "glass" but a special formula of Lexan. Similar to what you would find in high-end safety and shooting glasses. Shatterproof and tough as nails.
Leather strap on a diver is indeed an abomination. The horror. The horror.
Leather strap on almost anything is an abomination. Doubly so when you see what a 2 year old leather strap is growing from all the sweat and DNA. Ugh.
Some will burn in hell for that. 🤷♂️
Words in the watch world that I love:
“Trampoline”,
“EeeYeaaahhh”,
“Cli….Clic…..CLICK IIIIIIIT!!”
Totally agree re adjustable clasps, I have 3 and have never had to use them. Great to hear someone challenge the norm.
I agree on the crystal. Everyone around me lost their minds when I chose the Moonwatch with acrylic. I like the way it looks much better than the sapphire. I also prefer solid case-backs, unless the movement looks exceptional (e.g. Glashutte Original)
My Seiko SRP499 has accumulated exactly zero crystal scratches 7 years. Two minor case scratches.
My Seiko 5 has a scratch on the glass that begs to differ. cheers
a leather strap on a dive watch is like wearing flip flops with a suit, the therapeutic value of this video was immense ,I wonder what a hardlex replacement for a rolex explorer vs saphire would cost
Agree - Hardlex is okay for me.
Partially agree - PR for me is out of principal in certain price points. E.g. A Patek with 35 hrs of PR is an insult.
Disagree - My wrists expand quite a lot and I love the convenience of micro adjust as I do use it a lot.
Agree - 100m Minimum any watch in this day and age.
Agree - Follow your heart.
Couldn't stop at 3 watches.
Leather strap on a diver is fine for certain occasions.
I’m happy with that result Stu!!!
I don't use a leather strap on my dive watches but I do have one on one of my two dive style watches in my collection.
Nearly at 200k Russ! You’re fast becoming a superstar on here, Mr Baldasarré better watch his back 🎉
I’ve scratched Hardlex on my SRP453. After 120+ dives, I finally noticed a few slight scratches. Not bad for all the abuse it’s taken.
Most aren't doing 1 dive let alone 120 so that's a good showing
Always waiting for the "Click the Like Button" segment😂 and yes i click it every time😂
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way about power reserve. I enjoy taking a watch out of my (well more than three watch) box and going through the process of winding and setting it.
Thanks for another great video.
I feel this way, too. I certainly don’t mind winding & setting a stopped watch, but my favorite two watches almost never stop!
Love this video! Love MWC’s style. My Hot Takes: 1. Spring Drive is hugely under appreciated: It’s unique; it’s the best of mechanical and quartz; and the smooth sweep blitzes any high beat movement. 2. Seiko/Grand Seiko seem to have started the current craze for funky dial finishes. I wish other brands would show a bit more originality/leadership. 3. Why is no one making dials from that super black stuff that absorbs 99.9% of light? Would look amazing with highly reflective hands / batons, and it would make colours really pop.
I cannot stand the term ‘hot take’. Like I hate ‘hack’ when people mean tip and when they say ‘season’ instead of series. The struggle is real…! (Apart from that, ace video as always)
Water resistance is really overrated with watches. If you are certified recreational diver, you can even wear a Casio F91W and go down up to 40 feet (12M) without any problems. If you want to go deeper, you need to get an open water certification of 59 feet (18M). So, if it's ISO rated like the Casio, you can go diving with it and most everyone doesn't need a 100M or even 50M water resistance. By the way, Omega Speedmaster is ISO 22810 rated for 50M and good for swimming but probably can go diving too. That said, I wouldn't go swimming with my Speedy Pro. I have a Casio Duro for that.
I have a few watches that don't really need to go swimming so I put them with my phone which doesn't need to go swimming either. It's really not that hard.
Loved them
Although - on the fly is a must for me
Wrist changes size to much
Do you have allergies or something? Who balloons up so much their watch doesn't fit?!
@@TheJackPhillips no - my wrist changes about 7mm from coldest to hottest
So on the fly is super handy
@BenMwatches are you SpongeBob SquarePants?!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No not at all - just a lean guy who trains
So expansion and contraction happens
So bracelet size is usually off without some on the fly
Also - best comment I’ve read in ages 🔥🤣
Outstanding video, Russel! I laughed out loud more than a couple times. I also agreed with just about everything you said.
Oh & hot take: Casio should develop an in house automatic movement.
OMG...you were on fire with this one buddy! Keep up the great work.
Another banger Russ! Have a great weekend! ✋😆🤚
Agree about the sapphire. It's desirable but not essential. The other is people droning on about milled clasps and dismissing watches on that basis. It's just a clasp FFS!
This is one of the best takes tbh. Fully agree with the clasp issue especially. I in fact tend to prefer a stamped clasp, as I find they're often far more comfortable to be on the wrist all day than some of the other options out there. They don't diminish the look of the watch either, especially when that part of the watch only ever gets seen typically when putting it on and taking it off.
@@figodwnnieto2581 you hear it time and time again. No matter how good the watch, as soon as people see a pressed clasp it's instantly dismissed as rubbish. The type fitted to some Seiko Prospex or higher tier Orients like the M-force or Star Divers are actually pretty good.
The wife speaking the truth as always.
Watches w/ 13mm or higher thickness do not slide easily under a cuff, unless you live in warm climate and wear t-shirts most of the year.
Hahahaha
My hot take is the opposite of one of the MWC's. People care waaayyyy too much about water resistance. I think most people who care strongly have never been diving; 40m is the deepest rating hobbiest divers can be certified for, and it is flipping deep (you can't even see colors anymore at thay depth). Back in the day 30m might mean splashproof, but these days it means 30m, and that is more than enough even for the majority of actual divers.
Strong agree. 50m is plenty for a field watch like the Hamilton.
I scuba dived for a while, nobody i knew took their luxury dive watches with them while diving. They rather use a dive computer, since cleaning your watch of salt everyday on holiday gets really old.
Totally agree. It is aspirational marketing. “Maybe I will ever be in a situation where I need it…” No, you won’t. You might take a shower with it or dive in a pool and that’s it. It’s the same as city people buying a 4WD for the opportunity to go off-road when all they ever do is driving their kids to school.
Absolutely! Nor would I ever wear my Sub when I dive.
There is a big difference between static pressure and dynamic pressure. If you jump in a swimming pool, the instantaneous pressure on your watch case as you brake the water is going to be a lot more than 30m. That’s why 30m means splash proof, even though if you place it in a controlled chamber and pressurise it to 3 bar, it doesn’t spring a leak.
5:20 Breitling that was inspired by Baume & Mercier !
😂
I agree with the higher sweep over longer reserve! Here's looking at you Powermatic!
I dropped my Seiko SNKL23 face down on an asphalt pavement and the crystal did not shatter, and has only a small scratch at 8 o'clock. So I'm happy with Hardlex.
My "hot take" would be that I actually quite like the old style stamped metal clasps, rather than a lot of the modern ones. I find the stamped ones are far more comfortable to wear on the wrist personally, and I don't have any issues with the look either.
Now THAT was a great video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have no “hot takes”. But I love this channel Russ. Great insight and I always get some laughs. Cheers.
Your wife, spot on as always! I do think that the watch collecting journey is a beautiful one, but even after reaching Rolex, AP, Patek...you end up in the "been there done that" mentality that ultimately makes you appreciate a Seiko again 😂
Hot take - automatic watches have been obsolete for around 50 years ;)
Absolutely! So is the steam engine! Cool to see though ay?!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR very true(I do like a good train), but no one’s calling a steam train luxury though 😉
@@kevinscott4938have you bought a ticket on a steam train lately? Those retired train boys need paying!!!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR only every Christmas time when I take my nephew on a Christmas “trip” to the North Pole. The steam train ride is more for me to be fair. 😉
My little but growing Casio collection gets more great comments than people I know who have dropped thousands on some ego brand watch,the Casios are much more fun,love the vid again mate, very entertaining as always, don't agree with everything but that's what makes it enjoyable,best to the wife
What’s in your collection?
I have recently started growing my own. I’ve had a few Casios over the years, but got the itch recently have bought several this month.
My new rule is, only 1 per month from now on.
1. Duro
2. Calculator Watch
3. Casio Royale
4. AE1500 Blue
5. Twin Sensor SGW100
6. DW5600
I got rid of my CasiOak because I want to buy a solar one next.
In my cart:
A168
A700
Solar CasiOak
W-736H-1AVCF
MRW200H
Edifice (not sure which model)
And sooo many more 😂
@@vipnetworker hello mate.ive been doing the same,about one a month,but recently Argos had some great deals on so I went a little mad, justified I tell myself as they seem to have stopped,spend a lot of time on Amazon just looking and waiting for deals,don't mind getting them from the US,have to wait but seem to be better prices,it all fun and none are too much.
Duro pepsi marlin
Ae1200
Ae1300
Calculator 53w
W219
F91w
A163wa
Mrw200h
W86
W96h
Aeq110w
Aqs810w
W21i in different colours
On order,gwm5610,tough solar, atomic band 6 my most extravagant purchase and a dw290,NASA Nemo/mission impossible,both being shipped from Amazon us
Hot Take : Buy what you like 😊
That’s like warm that one, in fact that ones come outta the fridge!!!!
You forgot the phrase heritage... doesn't always mean a good watch .
Totally agree. "Heritage" is a word that a lot of rich wussies you see on TV like to use. It's not a word for an ordinary, hard working manly man like myself. Doesn't mean anything to me, i'm all about practicality.
I hate negative displays they look great in photos etc but once you see them in the flesh they’re useless. I brought a Casio calculator watch a few months ago with a negative display and sent it back as soon as I opened the box you just could read the display at all .
Totally agree with the exception of the mips G-Shock 👍🏻
@@robinboyes3600 that’s the reason I brought the GBD 200 instead 👌🏻
They’re fine to read when outside I find. Get out more in it.
@@KeepingWatchUK I sent it back and got the MIP display GBD 200 instead .
Hot take… love a manual wind!
You're right about the Hamilton pitiful wr. My Khaki sent this message from inside its bag of rice.
Entertaining vid Jody loves on the fly dive extensions. You forgot to mention milled clasps - everyone is obsessing over those, is only a 'thing' in the last few years and doesn't affect comfort. Btw I picked up that PRX digital, at A$215 it's a great piece being 35mm, sapphire, 100m WR & that bracelet. Many watches are still 50m but most won't wear dress watches swimming 😊.
You do you my good fella. Listen you know I’m not a fan of the cow milking PRX machine. No matter what you paid for it , it’s a way of selling more of a hugely milked range and it’s unlikable! I could’ve said a lot my friend but 10 minutes is enough . I don’t think people would bother watching longer!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR haha yes I tend to agree that the PRX has turned a good brand into a one trick pony. It does make you wonder why the quartz one isn't cheaper though. Doubt I'll keep it forever but was interesting enough to check it out for that price. Keep up the good work!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR ps. I returned a PRX quartz a year or two ago, same size wrist as you and the 40mm wears too big, not a fan either in general ;).
“That PRX is rubbish.” You crack me up. 😂
My hot take: quick release spring bars should be a given (or something like IWC EasX-change system); manufacturers using regular spring bars need to give their heads a shake 😁
Panerai has the best system of all. All you need is a toothpick, paper clip, safety pin, sharp pencil tip (or Panerai's overpriced plastic tool) and you can make a quick strap change. Once installed it is as strong as an FXD but can be used for leather, rubber or nato.
Lucky YOU! I've scratched EVERY Hardlex crystal I've ever owned. Still not giving up my SKX171. Ever.
The Garmin Instinct 2 is a better attempt at bridging the smart/digi watch gap than anything Casio has done.
Cost wise, Garmin is Rolex while Casio stays, well, Casio ...
Why get a Garmin instead of an Apple Watch? Doesn’t the Apple Watch do everything the Garmin does, plus 100+ more things… 10 or so are really great and useful.
@@vipnetworker This particular Garmin is what I'd consider an ideal smartwatch for watch enthusiasts - it has a MIP display, 28 days of battery life (the solar version technically doesn't require charging, weather permitting), water resistance of 100M, shock resistant, button controlled rather than a touch screen which is perfect if you've got sweaty hands or you're swimming.
It also looks like a watch! It's a bit pricier than the basic G-Shock smartwatch, although the solar version is cheaper than the Rangeman or similar.
There is always the problem of garmins that..they life span is around 4-6 years than that is it your are force to buy another new one due to its battery,they are sealed so user replacements are a no go unless you are an actual a pro electronist
Whoo! You didn’t disappoint here, especially right outta the blocks: seems like there's no middle-ground regarding Seiko's Hardlex - it's (mostly) love-it-or-hate-it. I'm absolutely fine with it, partly because, in my wheelhouse at least, its scratch-resistance is more than adequate (and, like you, I don’t baby my watches), partly because of their greater shatter-resistance, but *also* because most all my Hardlex-equipped Seikos appear to be fairly glare-resistant in harsh sunlight - which *is* a big deal to me.
Water-resistance? Not a big deal with any ofvmy Seikos or Casios, but *might* havecbeen an issue for both my vintage Hamilton Khaki field watches, whose movements quit on me just a few months apart. Cost a bit to getvthem working again, but at least I had little trouble selling them.
Divers on leather? I'm mixed on that one: yeah, thematically speaking, a pricey leather strap on a Sub is silly, but so's the fact that only a fraction of the Subs you'll see on people's wrists will get any closer to water than a lawn sprinkler or inflatable kiddies' pool.
I love seiko, but I have scratched the hardlex on at least half of them
But not shattered any of them. That's his point
Hallelujah!! A watch video that agrees with me re Hardlex and Power Reserve. Great vid as ever
👍“i don’t care what you think” … but then why are we all here??😅
High BPM and accuracy is important. The only reason people ever were worried about power reserves was because some early watches would need to be reset if you were, say, on a long international flight or something similar and weren't moving around enough for 8 hours or so. Or at a desk job and not really moving that much, so it wouldn't wind fully. But that was in the 60s and early 70s with very crude movements in inexpensive watches. I had a little Timex growing up that was sometimes dead in the morning if you took it off at night and slept in too long or forgot to put it back on until noon or so. But you don't need 40 hours. 24 hours is way more than you'll ever need with a modern automatic watch, and even 12 would probably be fine as the winding rotors are very sensitive now.
Great hot takes, I agree with most. You always talk me back into being ok with Hardlex, must be group therapy. For today, I won’t look at my Seiko 5 crystal with contempt. No scratches yet, one year in😅. Your wife is sadly right about the Rolex😢
Bracelet extentions are for fidgetability. I play with them more than bezels. They're a tweaker treat.
I really need a single watch with a helium escape valve, cyclops and dial side power reserve. Damn it, everyone needs one!
Can't say I disagree with ANY points herre tbh.... even find myself completely agreeing with 'The Missus'😮.... Shocking.😂
Loved this. I use the micro adjust maybe twice per day...yes any sports, professional or field watch should be 100m.
Yes,learnt my lesson with the blue AR 😒
Across the Pond, Supercuts is a hairstyling place. Men & Women.
could not agree more about leather straps on diver, power reserve, however, I did scratch my hardlex... so sapphore is still first choice...
Totally agree with 99% of what you sat but i own 2 PRX Digitals (:
Agree with the wife casio is best 😂
Less than a minute in and I’m already loving this video
9:37 Your wife is Gold !
Wish you life long love with her and happiness!
🙏🍀❤️
Wife has it right. If a Casio tells time just as well why did you spend all that money on a Rolex? Rolex is a status symbol. But I do think less of someone that wears their Submariner as a dress watch. A diver is not a dress watch even if you did pay $10,000 for it.
I'd rather have either sapphire or acrylic. Also, my Willard-X is on a Bund!
Pretty much agree with almost everything! Good video
Leather on a dive watch an abomination? Panerai, hold my beer!
Yeah, never understood the shorter power reserve hate. Always hear enthusiasts say they love to interact with the watch "keeping it alive".
I prefer a vintage style dial with a blue hue around it than blind myself every time i want to tell the time outside.
Haha! Great video! I almost completely agree with you - I think that certain watches don't need 100m of water resistance 😅
Integrated bracelets.... Idk the idea of not being able to swap straps all the time is unthinkable for me!
The only crystal I've ever cracked was a Hardlex. I have two watches with on the fly adjustment and I find I'm using them quite a bit. With you on the rest.
I like quick adj́ust clasps, not so much because of hourly wrist expansion, but because it means my shaky hands and a screwdriver don’t have to get near the bracelet more than necessary between summer and winter fitment. 😂 And speaking of: pin and collar is better than screw ins. Yes it’s a faff when a collar disappears on you, but I’ve never nearly lost a watch due to vibrations with pin and collar.
Thank you for doing the Mad Hacker right with 100m of water resistance kind sir!
My Duro has been my daily for 3 yrs, I work around steel shelves and monos... so I bang it often, and have never had a scratch on the mineral glass.
There is a dent on the aluminum bezel, just to give you some perspective.
Yes I also believe that 100m should be the minimum(preferably with a screw down crown), especially when the price goes up.
And YES I understand that they probably don't neet it, but it gives me piece of mind... And hell if Casio can do it on a Duro, I DON'T see why other brands can't do it on much more expensive watches.
I could not agree more on the power reserve. As an enthusiast, part of the fun is setting the watch. One thing you didn't mention as well, with a high power reserve like say 5 days, let's say you do wear the watch for a few days and it gets a near full wind in the case of an automatic. When you go to take it off, that's gonna be 5 days where the watch is running and putting more wear and tear on the movement. I think the sweet spot for me personally is 40 hours.
When I get a new watch my wife's first comment is always regarding the strap. She can see a watch with a certain strap and say she doesn't like the watch because she doesn't like the strap. I'll change the the strap and and she'll tell me she really loves the watch.😂
dont know if i was just lucky. my snk805 has 47 hours and 23 minutes of power reserve. tested it when my uncle gave it to me after owning it for 4 years. tested it again after 5 years and still the same. without any servicing. thats 9 years total of ownership!
RE power reserve I don't trust automatic as I only wear a watch for 5-10 hours each day, not 24/7. So, I wind my watch each morning to maintain power; helps with accuracy as well.
Why were you looking off camera nervously while talking about low power reserve😮😂😊
Hahahahahahaha
Nylon hook and loop strap can be adjusted on the fly all day, every day :)
My only hot take outside of the power reserve vs. higher beat: Don't talk shit about Casio. They're legit in the world of digital watches and I certainly think that everyone should own at least two Casio watches on their collection. So much for the snobbery.
Agreed. My collection is full of Casio's, Rolex, Omega, Grand Seiko, Hanhart, Cartier ❤❤
Don’t know if this is a hot take, but after I got into vintage watches, I kinda lost interest in modern watches. It takes a very nice modern watch to catch my attention. Currently I own a 1998 quartz Seamaster (36mm), an 80’s Seiko 5 and a 70’s Movado Kingmatic.
2:59 spot on for power reserve… and I hate indicators
Totally agree with the power reserve point. As long as you've got 12 hours, that's enough.
My hot take : I dont care about symetry (think about the Milenium Falcon)
That is a great one!!!!!
I don't care about symmetry, I dress to the left.
Or the Ploprof
I loved the old asymm Christopher Ward dials entirely due to the fact that it drove so many people nuts.
Well said on the micro adjust madness
Very hot take from me:
Screw in links are WORSE! So it saves you a bit of hassle that ONE time you size your bracelet. But you know what, pin and collars don't shake themselves loose and don't strip the thread
I agree!
Exactly! Been saying this for years.
loctite
@TheShotenZenjin for sure! I use the Loctite thread lock. But its another thing to buy and worry about. Ive had 1 screw I apparently didn't use enough and it started to loosen
My hardlex scratched when I looked at it one day. I've never scratched a sapphire crystal.
Sitting on my back deck with my wife in Calgary Alberta. Started watching and almost spit up my coffee when you said, "I think a leather strap on a dive watch is an abomination". My wife is wearing her Seiko dive watch, with Tiffany dial on a black leather strap. Despite your comment... it looks quite nice. Cheers!
All the best to you , your wife and whoever this Tiffany is my friend?!
@@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR the one from Eastenders?
They do make really nice waterproof leather straps you know.
"Stay under three..." According to last estimates, I own 640 watches....Oh, an email from Ebay. Ok, 641
I just got a delivery from eBay today, new used blue Pelagos, already added a link. I keep telling myself these two watches will pay for that new one, then never get around to selling the old ones.
Brilliant! You are still wrong about WR though 😂
Of course!!!!;)
I can't be the only one who noticed he got the wrong book out. 😂
Don't think I can argue with any of yours Russ, although struggle with that Breitling, Nasty 🤣, not sure I could ever buy a dive style watch, being a scuba diver that one really erks me but perhaps if I found the right one like you have ? But then again I don't think so ! 😊
My hot take: 50M water resistance is enough for ANYONE who isn't a professional diver 😂