Watch Collecting Madness - HOW to HACK the Journey in 3 Steps!!
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Watch collecting can be a miserable, lonely, frustrating hobby. It can also be sensational, fulfilling, and full of happiness and joy. There is no middle ground! Here I talk about my watch collecting thoughts, and I offer you the ultimate piece of advice on how to overcome the pitfalls of watch collecting. And yes, I do talk about ROLEX!! But I also talk about Chewdor, Omega, Tag, Longines, Seiko and a host of other 'affordable alternatives' to an expensive watch, none of which will ever satisfy you!
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I sold all my watches 15 of them of various brands and kept one only ,,,Rolex 116600 and definitely no regrets. Took me 10 years to figure it out! yes you can become a Manchurian candidate 😊
@Leftystrat 116600 is a great choice too! Congratulations 🎊
same here my seadweller 4000 fits perfect not toobig at all and not so many produced over the few years
I've been from AP to Zenith, Blancpain to VC, Omega etc. Took me decades but I finally landed on Rolex for the best "do-it-all category". Imo, the most rugged, reliable, and overall wearable.
WOW. I found this video while in the “buying cheaper alternatives phase”, and while considering whether I really want to be a watch collector… and you just changed my life Mark. I am returning my CW and the Steinhart, waiting for the Sub (I’m already on the list at an AD), and I’m just going to SKIP the entire painful journey and go directly to the end state and love that watch for the rest of my life. LIFE HACKED!!! Thank you!!!
@johnhaller1 Wow you've made the big call, to skip the BS 'cheaper alternative' phase which is never satisfying. It's like eating a biscuit when you really want a full meal. You just keep eating more biscuits and then feel sick. Congratulations, and let us know of any developments!
I’ve been collecting watches for 8 years and everything you’ve said is so true 100%, I’ve just picked up a submariner 124060 2 weeks ago, I’m seriously thinking about selling all my other watches and just wearing the sub, I wish someone would have told me this in the first place ! It would have saved me a whole load of money, 😂 This is great advice for any watch collector or anyone just getting into watches 👍
@@leeevans8407 you're a step ahead of me! How does it feel? I'm hoping to pick up a 124060 in the next few months!
@@TheRandomWatchDude The glide lock system and oyster bracelet are next level, it’s a solid watch defiantly the best dive watch I’ve owned ! I just need to get a few scratches on it now to make it my own 😉 hope you get yours soon !
@@leeevans8407 still just as stoked as you mate. This hobby is all about what puts a smile on your face, and I bet you still have that silly grin 😀
I have your comment saved, so when you scratch it, no blubbing 😂😂
@@chrisjones6439 get the Andrex ready my friend 😭😂
This video really resonated with me - Great storytelling. I've been collecting for over 10 years and recently I really have been burned out by the entire process. I've collected everything from Sinn, TAG Heuer to IWC, Rolex, Jaeger to Vacheron, Moser. I'm at a point in life where other things take priority over my own selfish watch collecting hobby. I'm thinking of selling everything and just keep perhaps a couple of them. I pray I have the strengh and wisdom to do it. Thank you.
@alectang1614 watch burnout is real isn't it. I'm there in that space, and the only way to overcome it is to leave all the triggers behind, which in this case is social media and too many watches you don't need! Alternatives o am considering also are finding an even bigger distraction like a different hobby first!
@@TheRandomWatchDudewhen the time is right, and it’s time for me to quit, it would be to keep my Speedy and use the money from selling the others to put into restoring my ‘73 Corvette that I have sitting. My excuse is that I’m waiting for my kids to get a little older (and admittedly wanting to experience a few more watches first, lol)
Great watching this. I'm in the process of selling my collection to fund my one watch. In my case it's an Explorer 40 which I recently collected from my AD. Journey completed.
Congratulations! Are you literally selling everything and just having 'the one'?
Well, nearly! Keeping a G Shock for work and an old quartz that was a gift many years ago as it has sentimental value. Otherwise, yes, all going.
My Ginault Ocean-Rover II is an alternative to the Rolex Submariner. I've never wished for the Rolex after getting the Ginault, because I like the Ginault better. For me - that updated 5-digit case size, with the 5517 sword hands, - is superior to what Rolex are putting out right now.
That's some nice looking watches. But hey I've just watched how to stop buying more watches 😂.
I have the Ginault Silent Service and it is next level quality. At least on par with my Rolex.
Interesting take, and I will have a look at that model
I don’t do wait lists…. That’s what really made me an Omega guy, I can walk into an AD and buy what I want. There’s nothing “luxurious” about being frustrated waiting for a call. That’s probably the dumbest thing I’ve heard in over my 20 years of collecting.
@@JaxWatchesandEDC I wish more people were like you, and think waiting is dumb! Then I would get more Rolex!
Brilliant video and i totally agree. Ive got a 4 watch collection - Speedy, SMP300 (white dial), Datejust (blue) and a Rootbeer. I love the rootbeer but its not an everyday watch. The truth is...the Submariner is the king and the ultimate watch. Its the hobby killer...the question is..do we want out 😂
@@derekbrettell8121 maybe that's my follow-up video. Do we even want out?
Glad your collection works for you, enjoy 👍
Certainly wouldn't be for me, and as I like the sub, it's in no way a collection killer...sooooo far from it 😀
@chrisjones6439 I'm not particularly interested if my collection suits your taste or not but thanks for sharing 😂👍
You join the millions of others that like the Sub and it could quite easily be an only watch
@@derekbrettell8121 well excuse me....I was complimenting you on your nice collection...
As for the Sub being a hobby killer.....not a chance
@@chrisjones6439 very kind of you
Most honest and relatable watch video I’ve seen. Thank you
Glad to hear it - thank you for the feedback
@@TheRandomWatchDude so one black dial black bezel diver. Would you choose the Omega 2254.50 or Rolex Sub? 😅
@choolander oooo tricky! I actually don't know about that! Probably the Sub but I'd much rather have both!!
The escape route I took to exit the rabbit hole: 1) Kept the gold Longines dress watch that my father gave me as a present when I enter the university. 2) Kept the Submariner I bought in the late 1990s. 3) Buying from time to time a couple of inexpensive watches I like that sometime later I give them away.
IMO: one quartz beater, one automatic diver, one handwound dresswatch is the perfect collection, suitable for every situation. For example, f91w, omega smp 300, old omega/longines 34 mm handwound in gold
Aaaah, Mark, so true!
My only watch for 11 years was my Peter Blake…and I was never happier 🎭
@@mattsa the best!
Great storytelling….Thank you
@vbat9859 Glad you liked it. Thank you 😊
Hmm.. I think the new black lacquer dial Oh-mee-guh AquaTerra will do quite nicely. 😊
@@nedflanders3769 that seems to have become the latest hype watch!
Agreed one and done no date sub, take this guys advice people and save yourself the agony, great video mate, love it
awaiting your guide someday on the vintage watch rabbit hole 😉
Oh dear that will be a messy video 🤣
Brilliant honesty to yourself, I really needed this video, I am coming from fountain pen collecting and recently started the watch collecting , since experienced I totally agree with all your statements, it is difficult to do though... Hoping all will be over in a short time after receiving my Datejust :)
@anilgokce1054 I had a friend who used to collect fountain pens! I thought he was so weird and what a strange hobby to be obsessed with... and now I am the same person but with Watches!!
This is the way! I have ruminated on how to exit the game for a while now and came to the same conclusion as you. I’m in the process of selling 7 watches and keeping one, my 2254. I would add also, stop visiting AD’s or any watch shops. Now I need to get off all social media, thanks for the excellent, well thought out video. I’ll miss you 😂
This is the way!
This is the longest Rolex commercial I’ve ever watched, and the only one at that.
Next week - My love affair with Seiko!
Great video and excellent tips. I'm heading toward that nearly same end result, but in a different order and I no longer care for dive watches, so my terminal or exit watch will likely be either my Explorer or my Hamilton Khaki.
@favoritethings3065 both awesome exit watch choices! Good luck!
So as of late I’m so fascinated with the Sea Dweller. So much that I have 3 diff references. I’ve been considering offloading the entire collection except for those and my one Submariner. I get pure joy from the subtleties in all these watches.
3 SDs and a Sub! That's all anyone needs I reckon. Which is your fave Sea-dweller?
Never seen any of your videos before but thank you. Not many videos on any subject cut through the BS as cleanly.
Thanks Craig!
So true,l! This is exactly what I’ve been in the process of doing over the past few months. With that said, I’m still on the fence whether I should get a black dialed Explorer 2, an all black GMT Master II, or a Sub. Your video pulled me towards the Sub, but I have a sibling who lives abroad hence the GMT options. Choices choices… haha.
OMG!!! I’m not even in this hobby for one year, and I am NOSE DIVING down the rabbit hole!!! Started with a Citizen Pro Diver (love the li-el SCUBA tank it is packaged in). Then I bought a Seiko Prospex Alpinist (Mystic Forest dial😊), then a Hamilton Khaki Field Watch. I am currently planning to purchase the Omega (the correct pronunciation is how Meg Ryan says her name!😂) SMP 300 with a white dial. After that, I plan to save for a Grand Seiko Spring Drive, then “The Bloody Grail”; Submariner!!! The watch worn by the first, and BEST Bond; Sir Sean Connery in “Dr. No”! You have outlined my past, present, and future!!! I must confess, I am having WAY too much fun to take your “short cut”! GREAT VIDEO!!!😉
@cliffhiggins730 Haha well you know the great thing is that at least you know you are not sharing the agony of past, present and future alone. We are here with you to support you!!
Um you nailed my journey on the head....i've had GShocks my whole life and then decided on the Seiko 5 automatic, then a Sub Seiko Mod, then Oris, then Tudor. I just got my first Rolex, Explorer ii black dial, after watching countless youtube reviews for over 4 years. Then i went through the pain of considering grey market prices or just "settle" on an Omega while waiting for over a year on the waitlist. I'm glad that I finally got the call and got the watch I've always wanted. I did have the sub on my wish list too but I felt the Explorer ii was a bit more interesting with the steel bezel and orange accents. All that being said to basically agree with you 100%. Save your money and holdout for the watch you want. Oh and by the way i do have a Timex on the way to the house....😂 You are a wise wise man.
@shaungiesler6105 if only we could all practice what we preached! We are like politicians! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Thank you for sharing.
Great video. I believe you are speaking to the hearts of a specific kind of watch guy. The guy who finds appreciation in the simple things; for example the guy who dreams of wearing a Explorer as a his one and only watch. I’ve been wearing my sinn 556A for 5 years and I’m now in my late 20s. I don’t fall for the hype. I find great appreciation in seeing this watch in different occasions and on different straps and can see myself wearing it for the rest of my life. I agree that for this specific kind of watch enthusiast they understand that a black dial dive watch is all he needs because that’s all Bond needs, that’s all a soldier far from home needs, that’s all you really need as a man trying to create a life for himself in this harsh but beautiful world.
I have paired down my collection significantly over the past 12 months and down to three primary watches. It's been a decision that has worked for me well. Now I don't worry about which watch to wear nor do I feel guilty leaving one in storage for extended periods of time.
Perfection sir!
Great and honest commentary .
As much as it pains me to say it, you’re absolutely right! Although, I’d keep my Speedy that was a gift from my family after retiring from the Air Force after 20 years and engraved. That’s be my one. But not yet, haven’t accepted it yet. Still have a bunch of watches I’d like to experience! I’m trying to avoid the anxiety by focusing on “renting” watches over time, experience them for a bit, then sell it to put towards the next one. But if I ever had to quit, then I’d just keep my Speedy! Cheers!
@@VMIyanks04 it's a painful reality that has taken me years to realize. The question is: if I went ahead and just dropped the collection size to one watch, would I replace one anxiety with another? It's the only reason I haven't tried it yet. Fear of the unknown! The Speedmaster has to be up there as one of the top wrist watches of all time.
@@TheRandomWatchDude yeah that’s true, which then means we have to take a step back to figure out the root cause of the anxiety. It’s not the watches, or the car restoration, or insert hobby here. It’s our innate sense of not being fully satisfied. This is where I would then turn to my Catholic Faith, “Our hearts are restless until the rest in thee, oh Lord.” - St. Augustine. Thus, we’ll never be satisfied with the things of the world, so we should really be seeking God, loving Him and one another. But He does want us to experience joy in this life so hobbies can still be enjoyed. But we must wash away the anxiety in order to enjoy them like He would want us to. Just my thoughts I’ve wrestled with over the last decade or so of life.
He’s not wrong. I think I would buy an Omega (maybe just keep my Speedmaster Sapphire Sandwich as the ONE) , but I’m also a Rolex fan boy as well.
Thanks you are absolutely 💯 ❤
This is very sound advice. If you buy a diver as your one and only watch, my choice would be the longines Legend diver 39mm, on the rice bead bracelet in black.Ticks every box, with 300m of water resistance , iso rated diver, and COSC certified, while looking very dressy to work with any outfit. My ten watch collection will be reduced to around three watches, by the time i retire.
Very well put
@@FatFingerJack thank you 😊
Some solid advice here, especially 1 & 3. I agree that a Rolex Sub & / or Explorer I is a perfect 1 watch for a lifetime. However, selling a collection that one has spent a lot of effort, time, and money to make is very hard. I love watch collecting despite the money strain for such a hobby.
@majedalessa8376 I could never get down to one watch, as I have 2 others that mean a great deal to me. My lefty GMT for one, and my Seamaster 2254 as well
@@TheRandomWatchDude Great choices wear them in good health
7 lucky number 😁easy for me no social media at all in the first place, but i will stick with me Omega Seamaster 300m white dial until i pass on to the timeless dimension 🙏. I liked the piece.
@danielbercovici5202 7 is my sweet spot too I think
I've got a Vulcain Minstop, square Zenith Respirator with the original NSA bracelet, and a solid gold square cellini which I occasionally wear. I agree that vintage is a very deep rabbit hole that also ends up being extremely expensive. My daily watch is the 39mm black dial Zulu time. I want to add a day-date in white gold eventually. I feel satisfied with what I have.
I didn't buy a black dail diver, but at the surface a simpel semi vintage Vacheron Constantin Phidias 48020 two tone gold. When I wear it I understand what real class is. And it was surprisingly cheap .
spot on friend, no one cares, including friends and family don't care what you are wearing!!! it's all about what you like
It's a tough one to swallow isn't it, but true!
Sounds like you did the right thing for you. The amount of agony just isn’t worth it. Many of us don’t have agony, envy or anxiety though. They are just watches in the end. Don’t lose sight of the big picture.
100% right, these are 1st world problems in a crazy world 🌎
He's not wrong... well he is on his pronunciation of Omega...
@@APDLuu Ameeega!!!
I’m a bloody Yank, and I MUST agree!!! Daniel Craig pronounced it INCORRECTLY! Just like the word “Vitamin”, every Brit pronounces it wrongly!🤣🤣🤣
Hi Mark so are you thinking of taking your own advice ? It's like asking someone hoo has a addiction to stop it's easier said than done very thoughtful video thanks John
@JohnBowman-ut4dz Hi John, you know what if that Submariner call ever comes I might be tempted!
If I had to give up my collection my Breitling Galactic 41 with big date will be my keeper. So much madness!😅
I did this…sort of. Sold everything including holy trinity pieces. I just didn’t enjoy the hobby anymore after about 10 years of collecting, dealing with AD drama, difficult to acquire pieces, and the endless searching.
Purchased a “no date” Submariner and a steel Sky Dweller jubilee online, both unworn, about four months ago.
Couldn’t be happier.
@@jeffreyf4074 Wow! You're living the dream! Congratulations!
mmmmm......unsure about this advice. Got my Submariner (one watch collection) last year.......about two months ago picked up a Zenith Pilot 40mm.......Thinking I prefer the Zenith tbh....
I was only using the Sub as an example of what I would choose, but for sure Zenith is a great choice. It's a very personal decision.
Agree I’ve gone back to Seiko and San Martin lol
Great video. There’s no way I could get a Sub but thank fully my favourite watch is a black bay 58 which I now have. I’ve had countless Seiko’s and micro brands. Now they’re all gone.
I managed to realise the trap early. I had bought a Tissot but then, by chance, managed to get a new Explorer from a local AD. The realisation that watches are a bit of a black hole came when I tried to sell the Tissot. It was basically impossible! Unless it's a proper luxury watch you lose rediculous money, so I figured I'd just go directly for the entry level luxury instead and stop there. I now just have the Explorer and a Hamilton I swapped the Tissot for, which I'll sell in a few weeks.
@g9icy sounds like you've nailed it, and yes another issue the secondary market for most watches now is awful. Congratulations 🎊
Brilliant
As an alternative why not embark in a journey of discovery on making your own watch, using you love, passion and watches as inspiration, I believe this journey would be more fulfilling than a sell and be forgotten approach.
I've got that watch designed in my head!
Also, what if someone already has a Submariner in their collection?....are you suggesting they sell it with the rest of the collection, only to repurchase it afterwards?....if so, then I understand as it's part of the process/hack....??
@favoritethings3065 if you already have a 'one great watch' like a Sub then I guess you're just left with step 1 and 2
He speaks the truth👏
Here to report back on the fact that I did exactly this today. Consolidated my collection and bought me a 2018 114060. Let’s see if this single watch ‘collection’ thing works for me. Will I grow to love the modern no date Sub enough to stick with it for life? Time will tell, lol 😊.
Wow we definitely need a monthly update on this!!!
@@TheRandomWatchDude will try my best, Capt!
You are not wrong with the life hack. A late Submariner 14060M 4 line with rehaut is about as perfect as it gets. If a person is more fan of the six digit, a 114060 is also a good alternative since they are almost the same price for both models at least here in the US.
@xekret I agree with the 14060M for sure. I think my 2254.50 qualifies as that watch too BUT it's not a Rolex, and would that be a problem for me as a one watch outcome?
@@TheRandomWatchDude I don’t think so if you really like the Seamaster. Before I became really sick with the disease my only watch was a Planet Ocean 2500. Those were some of the best days since I was not worried about what to wear or what other watch I needed.
Great advice. But the enjoyable part of the Watch hobby is doing all the things that you telling people not to do. 🤣. And making your own mistakes. Much more fun. 👍.
@dean5346 yes I totally agree that the highs outweigh the lows on the whole! A tongue-in-cheek video!
It’s the same with collecting anything.
Yes agreed
I thought the Peter Blake was your nirvana exit watch in a previous video lol
Yes it is! I'm wearing it right now as it happens. The Submariner is an example I used in this video, mainly because it prevents me from selling all my other watches, because I don't have one yet!
This video had me cracking uo 😅 wow this guy has my number 😮 im skipping to the sub lol
I’d rather die than quit the hobby, but I concede you’re likely correct 😂
Me too. I'll be careful to make sure I die with a decent watch on!
I have a very physical job and lifestyle to say the least … wearing a $5,000+ watch ain’t happening. It’s G-Shock for me. Now I wouldn’t mind a Submariner that I break out for special occasions but it’d sit secured in a case 99.9 of the time.
I really thought „the last step will be buying a Rolex Submariner“ :D
How could you tell? 😆
@@TheRandomWatchDudejust instinct ;)
Honestly, it's great advice lol
I think you just described my entire journey …..😅 then the next thing is to set up a channel and talk about watches!!!
Congratulations on setting up the channel. I just watched your video about the 224270 on the car dashboard. Very nice analogy with the ski-hut, and log fire!
@@TheRandomWatchDude thanks. This is my mid life crisis project 😂
@@TheRandomWatchDude i think you are actually right about Rolex submariner. I got a 14060m in 2009. I think owning that kind of keeps my cool (i.e. not rushing to buy just another watch)…
@@RantAboutTime mine is too! 😅
@RantAboutTimeChannel people can say what they like about the Submariner. That it's common, everyone has one, there are much better watches etc. But the reality is that anyone who wears a Submariner will tell you, there is no other watch that makes you feel like that watch does.
So true….but I just can’t do it!!
Ciao Mark! I really like your monologues and your way of reflecting on our passion for watches! I would not be so restrictive and dramatic though: I would say to impose a maximum number of watches to own that you’re satisfied and proud of, limit the time dedicated to watches to 15-20 minutes a day and be aware that many times, when we desire a new watch, we are only in the middle of a peak of dopamine, after which that desire is going to perish...
Ciao Franco! Yes you are so right. It's the highs and lows of dopamine addiction that causes this. And yes my one-watch solution is very dramatic! I am almost certain that I could not achieve number 2, let alone number 3!
@@TheRandomWatchDude Ahahah! 😄
I think three is a great number anyway! After all, with three watches of different types you can fulfill all the wishes of an enthusiast...
Tudor blackbay?
Yes that's a beauty, too!
For point 3 - for me it wouldn't be a diver. Maybe something like an IWC pilot
A worthy choice! I suppose I was trying to come up with a model that ticks every single box, and a good pilot watch does that too!
How many time can you say “guys” guys.
@whatthe6532 sorry guys
my Raymond weil freelancer is more comfortable than Tudor black bay on bracelet
I have a Sub Date and love it, but it's probably not a good exit watch. They are just way too common. I went to two separate shopping malls this weekend and I saw a guy wearing a Sub Date both times. The Sub Date is a fairly boring watch to begin with, and if you see it constantly on other people's wrists, you are probably going to want another watch and then start the cycle all over again.
If you must go black diver, get something like a Fifty Fathoms or SeaQ, I never see those in the wild.
Or just stay with Rolex, but pick literally any other sports model. Sure I see Daytonas, GMTs, and even Exp IIs in the wild these days, but nowhere near as many as Subs.
Although I still think going outside Rolex might be a better bet. A Speedy Pro is a safe choice and although it is crazy popular with watch enthusiasts, I don't see them often in the wild, certainly not as much as a Sub. Plus they are strap monsters in a way the Sub can never be, so you can easily put a unique spin on them.
I hear you, and so many people say that Subs are everywhere. Here in NZ I just do not see them, so have always struggled with that statement that 'subs are everywhere'. I think it's obviously a geographical and demographical occurrence?
Just found your channel and subbed.
Some great truthfull content here.
Maybe just the use of the word GUYS,way too many times is a little bit annoying.
🙈
Thank you for subbing. Im working on trying to avoid those repetitive habitual starts to a sentence. I promise it will get better!
You are absolutely right!!!! Coming from a collection of 13 watches, I would give all of them away for having 1 nice piece, if it could be the Hesalite Omega Speedmaster (moonwatch) even better. Great video!
great video Mark... is this tongue in cheek? Or are you planning to eat your own cooking and do exactly as you prescribe? I hope not, as I would miss your videos! My solution is simple... bought a watch winder with 4 slots and told the wife I'd be done when they are full😆i purchased rolex early, to avoid spending too much on the 'creep up the ladder' phenomenon. have one slot left & looking to close out the collection with the new black & grey GMT, which is very sub like!
It's tongue-in-cheek in that I am passing on the advice from a victim of this cruel hobby, hoping to help save some people from falling into the same pattern that most of us do! But honestly, if that 124060 Sub comes my way I will definitely be at a crossroads. Your 4 slot winder, plus get the Rolex early strategy is simply genius!
@@TheRandomWatchDude Mark, my 1st Rolex purchase was the 124060 Sub. It really is a great watch and one of the 3 Rolex i own. I got a call for a sub date only a few weeks after AD visit (like 2020) but waited 9 more months for no-date. I doubt I will sell it, more likely pass on to son or loved one. I live in Midwest USA, subs are not common around here, have seen a few date subs when travelling but have never seen a no-date in the wild. my advice, if you can afford to, is pick up the 124060 (fantastic piece) before unloading your other watches, then slowly begin to sell off what you don't wear and enjoy the minimalism!
@sambo76 thats great advice, thank you! I think you're right that it's best to buy the watch first then sell. As long as you do actually sell!!!
I am lucky enough to have 3 Rolex watches…and none of them are a Submariner 😂
@@jlb5812 me too! 😂😂
No piont having to many watches, be happy with what you have.
Gluttony… is a sin… that caused this video.
Says Tim... the Self Righteous... Commentator
Unpopular opinion: Dive watches are highly overrated.
Depends what you want out of a watch I guess
@@TheRandomWatchDude Very few humans need to wear a diver every day for the watch to survive their daily activities. Modern non-dive watches are robust enough for the daily lives of 99% of watch enthusiasts.
@@platinum_knowledge Understood. Personally I like dive watches for their overall aesthetic, and the dive bezel comes in very useful for me more often than I appreciate, just in everyday life. Non-dive watches like field watches, and watches like the IWC MKXX for example are just as robust.
Spring drive diver.
Twenty-fourth letter of the Greek alphabet (Ω, ω), corresponding to the long o of the Latin. It is pronounced as it would be pronounced in Greek, since it has no translation.
James Bond is very cool , but he needs to read a bit apart from doing push-ups.
@barlow1973 I'd rather have his abs, and poor pronunciation! Funny how Omega never vetted that in editing the film, as surely they were shown it in production 🤔
Maybe Rolex is an overpriced Tudor as someone said 😂
@@dylanpod or Rolex is a correctly priced Rolex?
@@TheRandomWatchDude Hahaha good question! 👍 Market equilibrium Qd > Qs with excess of demand and shortage of offer(apparently so with 1.2M/y production!?) The price seems pretty correct and the market is always right until it's not. I believe Rolex is an exceptional economic phenomenon which requires an entire academic thesis. Excellent video by the way 👏 Although if I had to follow your advice, I would sell all my watches and stick to a nice slim chronograph😉
rolex is well built, well loved...and well overpriced
@@chrisjones6439 What would you consider a well priced alternative to Rolex at the same level of finish, quality control, accuracy and comfort?
didn't you say there's no cheaper alternative to an expensive watch...🤔😜
47, that's how many times I heard this guy use the term "Guy's" when addressing the audience watching this horribly boring video.
@finster444k so let me get this straight. You watched this entire boring video, and counted the number of times I said a specific word? Do you have any idea how boring your life looks right now?
@TheRandomWatchDude , you may be right. I have got to stop watching horrible videos like this one about mentally ill people who obsess over meaninglessness trinkets to make themselves feel better about there unfulfilled lives & counting how many times they use ridiculous terms to address people who've unfortunately clicked on their video. Thanks for the advice.
@finster444k you're welcome and there are plenty more videos with the word 'guys' in for you to watch next time you're bored.
1 diver 1 explorer 1 gshock
Yes that's a good 3 watch combo!
I'll get me that Rolex ( obv. after a lengthy waiting period (#nogrey4me), go up to town ( London) in a t- shirt , feeling the 'biz'; watch gone within 15 minutes; noble truth remembered & felt ( forever?).
@jaysterling26 very poetic my friend 🧡