😂 Maybe go live in the mountains, and take the watch collection with you - not to signal class & refinement to fellow humans, but to appreciate the art & craftsmanship in isolation.
I really appreciate that Kirby will ask a question and allow an answer to be fully spoken before responding with his own thoughts. It is very refreshing to see content like this.
This was a surprise. I've been watching both your channels for years but never imagined the two of you should meet in real life. I really enjoy these unexpected encounters. Kirby, you should have your own TV-show!
As I've watched Teddy over the years, he's really become one of the greats in the watch world. His expertise is so deep, he has no need to show off or talk down (or worse, talk smack)--just loves the art and history and loves to share his knowledge. The gentleman of the watch community, to be sure. Great guest.
I love Teddy’s genuine enthusiasm for the entry level level watches. Sadly this is not reciprocated by Kirby, he moves on swiftly through the “cheap end!” Kirby’s only becomes animated when talking about what is perceived as exclusive. No opportunity to to mention Patek or his Chopard, or his Grandfathers Rolex was missed. Well done Teddy, you are are truly “all inclusive!”.
@@daniell2217 hi Daniel, I’m not sure if you’re responding to my post? If you are... Kirby’s suits, or his stage set, were not my concerns. My issue was of courteous attentiveness, basic good manners.
I love the collaboration between Teddy and Kirby. Maybe in a future episode, Kirby could lay out a business casual, suit and tie, and jeans ensemble for Teddy to match a watch to the outfit. Could be fun to see trying to match dials, bands, and shoes to each type of outfit.
Great collaboration! Teddy does such an amazing job at highlighting affordable models from good brands that don't cost 5 figures, when most of the UA-camr's are obsessed with watches as investments. (which won't last!)
iNvEsTmEnT wAtChEs might be the dumbest thing about whoreologists. Imagine buying like a Gaziano and Girling shoe but then being terrified of scratching the soles and too afraid to wear it outside. Get bent with that attitude, dork.
@derosa - won’t last??? Watches have been out performing real estate and the S&P 500 (stocks and funds) for the last 40 years! There’s reasons why the Uber wealthy put millions into watches, literally their number 1 and best performing asset.
@@gregabc5702 It is INFLATION who's been outperforming everything to be fair. Both watches and real estate are not worth their price in gold. Gold would have to go to 50K per oz just to justify paying 30k for a 18k gold watch.
Great interview, really showcases Teddy as a person and watch enthusiast. I think most interviews are done by other watch people but Kirbys approach is different and allows Teddy to speak is mind. Props Kirby
One of this guys is a real gentleman, that understand the huge platform and range of his content, so he is really honest about that brod audience reality, so he keeps insisting to bring great value and accessible products for a environment of snob and rich community. Teddy is a great man.
You know Teddy is a watch dealer, right? He’s in the business of selling low-to-mid priced watches online. Not saying he doesn’t come across as a good guy, he does. But, Teddy’s never gonna say that everything not named VC, PP, AP, or Rolex is inferior trash. Doing so would be bad business.
@@2K9s does anyone use the watches what they're intended for? Generally no. Because the manufacturer generally charges more then Teddy and other watch dealers. And he's doing what the majority do when it comes to selling watches. It's called retail...
I was subscribed to Teddy and all the other watch channels like TGV , until I filled up my 10 piece watchbox. Ironically, I just narrowed down to 8 due to a new watchbox purchase that had 2 drawers for straps and cuff links. If I sell all my watches today, I wouldn’t have enough to buy me a 2nd hand Rolex. But the emotional value and memories attached I have with my collection, is priceless.
I've been watching Teddy's videos for a while, One thing i've noticed is he never says anything unjustly negative about a watch or watchmaker. He will point out flaws or issues but he will never go out of his way to write something off just because it's cheap. I like that.
Warning Kirby ⛔️ if you get into watches, you will inevitably reach to a point where you will end up selling your beautiful shoe, suit and cigar collections. You have been warned 😂
Kirby has a DateJust, really no need for any other watch. GADA is all you need and good enough that it got me out of the disgusting sphere of watch influencers and media.
A true watch _idiot_ savant would be chastising you for not buying a _REAL_ watch. Whatever you're spending are rookie numbers, gotta pump those prices up! For your typical WIS, high cost is a feature!
I have a Tissot Le Locle with an aftermarket croc strap that i get compliments on any time i wear it in a dress environment. Goes to show like you guys said, you dont need a $30,000 dress watch to turn heads. I also love it and bought it because it is a Swiss brand with a long history. One i would love to get is the Seiko “tank”.
This is great, im a big fan of Teddy. I have several watches, but Longines and Tudor are by far my favorite for under $5k. In fact if anyone has a budget of under $2k, look at the Longines Conquest line.. incredible
Surprised no one seems to talk about the Longines Heritage Conquest 35mm models. These are pure vintage watches at vintage sizes, and they look way more expensive than they are.
When people today reference Louis Breguet as the inventor of the tourbillon they fail to give due credit to John Arnold, who was the first to develop the concept of a tourbillon, and whose initial work on the mechanism was curtailed by his death. However, Arnold passed his work to Breguet, who personally acknowledged Arnold’s contribution to the invention of the tourbillon by placing his first tourbillon not into one of his own watches, but into one of John Arnold’s early pocket chronometers, Arnold No. 11, which he presented to John Arnold’s son, having also had it engraved with the following inscription: “The first Tourbillon timekeeper by Breguet incorporated into one of the first works of Arnold. Breguet's homage to the revered memory of Arnold, given to his son AD 1808."
Love that you brought the Marlin. The silver dial 34mm one is what I wear the most. Wish I could find a 34 mm black dial (non california dial) version.
Adam, four years ago there was a limited-edition black-dial version of the Marlin model shown in this video: the Blackout version designed by Todd Snyder. It's a beaut, with an embossed lizard print strap in black patent leather. You might be able to find one on the second-hand market.
@@adamcohen2632 A few show up on a popular second-hand site (naming of which seems to trigger autodeletion of this comment) if you search on the item code, TW2T18200.
My two favorite channels! Right up there with the videos recorded at Davidoff of London with the Sahakians. Since I often enjoy those videos while having a cigar (so as to feel like I’m there with them I suppose), I enjoyed this while smoking a Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Nicaragua. Great collaboration with Teddy I hope to see more of.
I got into watches (and the study of watches) a year ago, and now I own 7 already. None cost over $1000, most under $500 even. Still lots of great watches to be had outside the super luxury segment!
I’d like to mention Kuoe which is a newer company in Kyoto Japan. On my last trip I stopped by and grabbed one and it’s a solid and elegant looking watch
Two very approachable and down to earth Gentlemen . A great video and informative. Maybe a future one on Male Couture watch and suit collaboration's from the Urban Gentry could follow.
Kirby you mentioned a couple times leaving your watches to your sons. Love it, but also don’t neglect to leave at least one to your daughter as well. I have no doubt she would wear and cherish a watch from her father as much as your sons would!
I always had a pocket watch when watches were more affordable for more people. I bought a Bullseye brand, which only cost me $1. Obviously, they were called dollar watches. As an adult, while I did try to be well healed, I preferred to put my money into my family. My children always came first for me. I do appreciate fine time pieces and I thank you gentleman for your wonderful, and informative episodes. However, while I connot afford to dress extravagantly, I do splurge on my handlebar mustache. I am old enough to be your great-grandfather, ( my friend is 101) and I am getting up there.
I was ever so slightly disappointed that no mention was made of Grand Seiko. Their manual, automatic, and SpringDrive movements are sophisticated and their finish is exceptional. The White Birch is a thing of beauty for under $10K
Love this collaboration. Would be cool to see a Gentleman's day out with some watch boutique tours and then taking Teddy to some of your typical haunts.
Mr. Allison: Your advice please: I would love to start wearing some of the watches I purchased in the 1980s which have been tucked away for lots of years but I really like having my FitBit on to keep track of my heart, calories burned, etc. It would seem dorky to wear a classic tank watch on one wrist and my FitBit on the other wrist. Am I wrong? Maybe wear one on alternating days? Or, is it an either/or choice? Thank you for all the gentlemanly advice.
Amazed that when they were talking about George Daniels and Roger Smith, Teddy didn't mention that the Omega he showed earlier has a Daniels-inspired coaxial movement.
Very good 👍 indeed. I'm a bit of a novice with time pieces, but I sure did learn some really interesting information with this discussion. Most enjoyable.
Hard to justify $200 for a timex with acrylic when there are so many other brands at that price point that are far superior. Orient is definitely one, but San Martin, Sugess, Zeppelin offer tremendous value. Pagani with their homaģe line has some very good quality pieces too for less than $100.
I used to buy cheaper mechanical watches, you know like Stauer that would advertise in the backs of magazines, but I haven't gotten an automatic mechanical watch since my wife gave me an Oris over 11 years ago. I'm contemplating getting a new one for my 50th birthday next year.
What a great talk. I freaked oit a bit when I realized that I had gotten 5 of the first 6 watches in the same exact order😂 but hey...can't wait to work my way up to the end of the collection 😊
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God I’m so torn between living as a rugged man in the mountains and wanting to be a polished man of class and elegance
Be both.
Be yourself… what you need to be, not what you want to be.
I wore my Reverso up a mountain in Scotland (not a huge mountain, but still 😂)
A quick strap change and it works fine with shorts, t shirt/polo etc 😄
😂 Maybe go live in the mountains, and take the watch collection with you - not to signal class & refinement to fellow humans, but to appreciate the art & craftsmanship in isolation.
Im sure we can find a watch for you *cough* rlx eplr *cough*
I really appreciate that Kirby will ask a question and allow an answer to be fully spoken before responding with his own thoughts. It is very refreshing to see content like this.
This was a surprise. I've been watching both your channels for years but never imagined the two of you should meet in real life. I really enjoy these unexpected encounters. Kirby, you should have your own TV-show!
Credit goes to Teddy and his team for reaching out!
As I've watched Teddy over the years, he's really become one of the greats in the watch world. His expertise is so deep, he has no need to show off or talk down (or worse, talk smack)--just loves the art and history and loves to share his knowledge. The gentleman of the watch community, to be sure. Great guest.
I love Teddy’s genuine enthusiasm for the entry level level watches.
Sadly this is not reciprocated by Kirby, he moves on swiftly through the “cheap end!”
Kirby’s only becomes animated when talking about what is perceived as exclusive. No opportunity to to mention Patek or his Chopard, or his Grandfathers Rolex was missed.
Well done Teddy, you are are truly “all inclusive!”.
Kirby doesn’t get his suits from Macy’s.
Great point and a true enthusiast. Teddy and Urban Gentry.
sure, but taste is subjective.
@@daniell2217 hi Daniel, I’m not sure if you’re responding to my post? If you are... Kirby’s suits, or his stage set, were not my concerns.
My issue was of courteous attentiveness, basic good manners.
Kirby is Rich 💵
Well done Kirby, so good to see you and Teddy together. Just a wonderful collaboration!
I love the collaboration between Teddy and Kirby. Maybe in a future episode, Kirby could lay out a business casual, suit and tie, and jeans ensemble for Teddy to match a watch to the outfit. Could be fun to see trying to match dials, bands, and shoes to each type of outfit.
That is such a great idea, hope to see that in the future
really impressive that you met up with Teddy - always so fun to see him get nerdy and talk about this stuff, you can really see the passion.
Great collaboration! Teddy does such an amazing job at highlighting affordable models from good brands that don't cost 5 figures, when most of the UA-camr's are obsessed with watches as investments. (which won't last!)
iNvEsTmEnT wAtChEs might be the dumbest thing about whoreologists. Imagine buying like a Gaziano and Girling shoe but then being terrified of scratching the soles and too afraid to wear it outside. Get bent with that attitude, dork.
@derosa - won’t last??? Watches have been out performing real estate and the S&P 500 (stocks and funds) for the last 40 years! There’s reasons why the Uber wealthy put millions into watches, literally their number 1 and best performing asset.
@@gregabc5702 You’re a robot
@@gregabc5702
It is INFLATION who's been outperforming everything to be fair. Both watches and real estate are not worth their price in gold. Gold would have to go to 50K per oz just to justify paying 30k for a 18k gold watch.
Very cool to see Kirby getting interested in watches! You guys are a dynamic duo!😊 Both great channels!
Great interview, really showcases Teddy as a person and watch enthusiast. I think most interviews are done by other watch people but Kirbys approach is different and allows Teddy to speak is mind. Props Kirby
The duo we need
Indeed
Batman 🦇 & Robin 🐦
One of this guys is a real gentleman, that understand the huge platform and range of his content, so he is really honest about that brod audience reality, so he keeps insisting to bring great value and accessible products for a environment of snob and rich community. Teddy is a great man.
You know Teddy is a watch dealer, right? He’s in the business of selling low-to-mid priced watches online. Not saying he doesn’t come across as a good guy, he does. But, Teddy’s never gonna say that everything not named VC, PP, AP, or Rolex is inferior trash. Doing so would be bad business.
@@daniell2217 he still had the same message before he started selling watches with his business. He's still pretty genuine in his message.
@@2K9s does anyone use the watches what they're intended for? Generally no. Because the manufacturer generally charges more then Teddy and other watch dealers. And he's doing what the majority do when it comes to selling watches. It's called retail...
The Bambino can be had for $130 I believe in some online stores. Thats where I got mine over a year ago. Excellent watch
Yes ! We needed more watch content. Congrats Kirby and Teddy.
I was subscribed to Teddy and all the other watch channels like TGV , until I filled up my 10 piece watchbox. Ironically, I just narrowed down to 8 due to a new watchbox purchase that had 2 drawers for straps and cuff links.
If I sell all my watches today, I wouldn’t have enough to buy me a 2nd hand Rolex. But the emotional value and memories attached I have with my collection, is priceless.
Another great collaboration- wonderful content yet again Kirby!
I've been watching Teddy's videos for a while, One thing i've noticed is he never says anything unjustly negative about a watch or watchmaker. He will point out flaws or issues but he will never go out of his way to write something off just because it's cheap. I like that.
Warning Kirby ⛔️ if you get into watches, you will inevitably reach to a point where you will end up selling your beautiful shoe, suit and cigar collections. You have been warned 😂
“DO NOT GET INTO WATCHES!!!” - Nick Shabazz
Kirby has a DateJust, really no need for any other watch. GADA is all you need and good enough that it got me out of the disgusting sphere of watch influencers and media.
Enjoyable episode! I like the Longines for affordable and the less complicated Reverso on the high end.
A true watch _idiot_ savant would be chastising you for not buying a _REAL_ watch. Whatever you're spending are rookie numbers, gotta pump those prices up! For your typical WIS, high cost is a feature!
I have a Tissot Le Locle with an aftermarket croc strap that i get compliments on any time i wear it in a dress environment. Goes to show like you guys said, you dont need a $30,000 dress watch to turn heads. I also love it and bought it because it is a Swiss brand with a long history. One i would love to get is the Seiko “tank”.
This is great, im a big fan of Teddy. I have several watches, but Longines and Tudor are by far my favorite for under $5k. In fact if anyone has a budget of under $2k, look at the Longines Conquest line.. incredible
Surprised no one seems to talk about the Longines Heritage Conquest 35mm models. These are pure vintage watches at vintage sizes, and they look way more expensive than they are.
Me too. They’re beautiful watches and a bargain.
When people today reference Louis Breguet as the inventor of the tourbillon they fail to give due credit to John Arnold, who was the first to develop the concept of a tourbillon, and whose initial work on the mechanism was curtailed by his death. However, Arnold passed his work to Breguet, who personally acknowledged Arnold’s contribution to the invention of the tourbillon by placing his first tourbillon not into one of his own watches, but into one of John Arnold’s early pocket chronometers, Arnold No. 11, which he presented to John Arnold’s son, having also had it engraved with the following inscription:
“The first Tourbillon timekeeper by Breguet incorporated into one of the first works of Arnold. Breguet's homage to the revered memory of Arnold, given to his son AD 1808."
Love this, so helpful to people who are new to watches and don't want to spend tens of thousands. Thank you, Kirby!
Not a fan of these type of video's, but Teddy... he knows his stuff for sure. Always a pleasure to listen to this guy about watches.
Now this is a collaboration! Wow! Kirby keeps us guessing! Why we're subscribers and ardent supporters!
Oh man Teddy. Every time I watch your videos...its so informational. Cant wait to continue my journey in watch collection learning from you.
Just fascinatingly! The rapport between you two is so great. You both had fun!
just what i was craving! a long , watch filled , high resolution, good dialog video!!
The collab I only hoped to see then but now am very glad to witness. Two of my favorite YT creators in their respective areas of expertise!
Love that you brought the Marlin. The silver dial 34mm one is what I wear the most. Wish I could find a 34 mm black dial (non california dial) version.
Adam, four years ago there was a limited-edition black-dial version of the Marlin model shown in this video: the Blackout version designed by Todd Snyder. It's a beaut, with an embossed lizard print strap in black patent leather. You might be able to find one on the second-hand market.
@@dinnerjacket8671 Yeah thats the one. It just doesn't seem to pop up.
@@adamcohen2632 A few show up on a popular second-hand site (naming of which seems to trigger autodeletion of this comment) if you search on the item code, TW2T18200.
My two favorite channels! Right up there with the videos recorded at Davidoff of London with the Sahakians. Since I often enjoy those videos while having a cigar (so as to feel like I’m there with them I suppose), I enjoyed this while smoking a Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Nicaragua. Great collaboration with Teddy I hope to see more of.
Love the Bambino, incredibly well-done watch. This and the Seagull 1963 are my favorite dress watches.
Love this. I admire the content from both you and Teddy. Also, I love your Chopard. Beautiful timepiece.
I got into watches (and the study of watches) a year ago, and now I own 7 already. None cost over $1000, most under $500 even. Still lots of great watches to be had outside the super luxury segment!
the collaboration we all wanted to see!
I’d like to mention Kuoe which is a newer company in Kyoto Japan. On my last trip I stopped by and grabbed one and it’s a solid and elegant looking watch
Excellent educational video. Terrific selection of watches. Big fan of Teddy and would like to see more teaming up on this topic.
Two very approachable and down to earth Gentlemen . A great video and informative. Maybe a future one on Male Couture watch and suit collaboration's from the Urban Gentry could follow.
I’d love to see Teddy join one of the cigar videos with Kirby, Edward, and Eddie!
Please God no
Kevin too
@@michelerusso1585 please god no
I don’t think Teddy smokes to my knowledge
5:35 Excellent points Kirby.. We all have to start somewhere & it's more about the Journey than the final outcome. 😎🍸
Amazing conversation. So good to see Teddy. I subscribed to this channel now because of Teddy.
Kirby you mentioned a couple times leaving your watches to your sons. Love it, but also don’t neglect to leave at least one to your daughter as well. I have no doubt she would wear and cherish a watch from her father as much as your sons would!
This conversation flowed very well, the time passed without feeling an hour. You two should converse more.
i had a lot of watches in my life, but the one with the most compliments is one that was not expensive that much: the Orient Star Gold SAF02001S0
Great conversation. I have my father's Rolex and it is cherished.
Very great to see you two doing a collab. Wishing for more of this.
Great pairing between Kirby and Teddy. Really enjoyed this.
I’m waiting for part 2, such a great video! I want more.
Wonderful collaboration! I follow you both and was very happy to hear your perspectives.
I respect how passionate Teddy is ⌚
I always had a pocket watch when watches were more affordable for more people. I bought a Bullseye brand, which only cost me $1. Obviously, they were called dollar watches. As an adult, while I did try to be well healed, I preferred to put my money into my family. My children always came first for me. I do appreciate fine time pieces and I thank you gentleman for your wonderful, and informative episodes. However, while I connot afford to dress extravagantly, I do splurge on my handlebar mustache. I am old enough to be your great-grandfather, ( my friend is 101) and I am getting up there.
You should do a collaboration with the Urban Gentry too. He's probably the most knowledgable watch collector on UA-cam.
Two of my Favourite UA-camr collaborating makes me so happy.
I was ever so slightly disappointed that no mention was made of Grand Seiko. Their manual, automatic, and SpringDrive movements are sophisticated and their finish is exceptional. The White Birch is a thing of beauty for under $10K
How many different ways can Kirby pronounce JLC?
$200 still a good chunk of money, i like that..
You know why its interesting?! Because of Time, Time is magic itself, it makes you think, think about it!
Super excited you two gentlemen have paired up!!
Look forward to more, hopefully!
Great seeing you two together.
Love this collaboration. Would be cool to see a Gentleman's day out with some watch boutique tours and then taking Teddy to some of your typical haunts.
Theodore coughing for 45 minutes after two puffs of a cigar would be an uncut gem of a video.
Hi
Gorky is the beginning of Kalika
Teddy excellent job! Its refreshing you stay down to earth
Mr. Allison:
Your advice please:
I would love to start wearing some of the watches I purchased in the 1980s which have been tucked away for lots of years but I really like having my FitBit on to keep track of my heart, calories burned, etc. It would seem dorky to wear a classic tank watch on one wrist and my FitBit on the other wrist. Am I wrong? Maybe wear one on alternating days? Or, is it an either/or choice? Thank you for all the gentlemanly advice.
A fantastic exchange between two of the best on UA-cam!
Amazed that when they were talking about George Daniels and Roger Smith, Teddy didn't mention that the Omega he showed earlier has a Daniels-inspired coaxial movement.
“This one, ah yes it has a seconds hand. You like a seconds hand?” Lol I love you Teddy
Excellent change of pace Kirby. Absolutely interested in more watch content. Combine with car racing to time laps! 🙂
Good to see the most distinguished gentlemen on the web come together.
My two fav's from UA-cam in one video. Collab heaven
I’ve been a big fan of Bulova. I felt if they were good enough for Frank.
Great Video, just a pity that Teddy's Microphone doesn't sound 100% perfect. 😕
Very good 👍 indeed. I'm a bit of a novice with time pieces, but I sure did learn some really interesting information with this discussion. Most enjoyable.
Teddy has some great videos for an introduction to watches, as well as beginner guides for quality affordables.
Love you guys watch shopping, hope you guys can go shopping for well dressed.
The chair disparity is really very funny
Never thought I'd see timex in a luxury watch line up.
Hard to justify $200 for a timex with acrylic when there are so many other brands at that price point that are far superior. Orient is definitely one, but
San Martin, Sugess,
Zeppelin offer tremendous value.
Pagani with their homaģe line has some very good quality pieces too for less than $100.
I used to buy cheaper mechanical watches, you know like Stauer that would advertise in the backs of magazines, but I haven't gotten an automatic mechanical watch since my wife gave me an Oris over 11 years ago. I'm contemplating getting a new one for my 50th birthday next year.
Great show, the audio does sound muffled though.
Another great idea. Teddy stay healthy. Love your content
Awesome. Two of my favourite gentlemen. Good health to you both.
Surprisingly the most interesting post regarding watches that I have seen.
What a great talk. I freaked oit a bit when I realized that I had gotten 5 of the first 6 watches in the same exact order😂 but hey...can't wait to work my way up to the end of the collection 😊
Teddy reignited my passion for watches when I discovered his channel
Came over after watching the video on teddy's channel and so glad I did
Love the discussion
Love this collaboration! Would definitely love to see a journey to London of you both perhaps to a fine watch store
Been waiting for this one since seeing you in Teddy's channel!
hand in hand, really, of dressing well and being a gentleman ; having interest in watches
Teddy is such a fit for this channel's consept.
Excellent content and exchange. You gents are clearly experts in your fields. Well done and thanks!
Such a great conversation. Well-done, gentlemen.
An elegant timepiece is part of a gentleman’s attire.
Lovely video!
Im learning so much from this video 🧸!!
56:00 thank you for mentioning Roger Smith - he’s from my hometown Bolton
This channel is amazing
Yes! Awesome to see.
Dornbluth are well worth considering. Not cheap, but discreet, beautifully made and unusual
More of this collaboration, please.
Teddy didn't mention the Tissot is a watch that can't be serviced. The powermatic80 is a throw away movement.
Seeing that watch his great grandfather had, it makes sense to me now, why he is a fan of that style