Watch Brands That Prove You Are Deeply Into Watches (Part 1)
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As a watch enthusiast, I always have my eye out for other peoples' watches out in the wild, and there are a few brands where you know you're dealing with a watch nerd as soon as you see them. In this video, I'll share some of the brands that are an excellent indicator of watch enthusiasm and also talk about what makes the brands so appealing to our highly-specific audience.
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I was paying at best buy, and the cashier asked me what watch I was wearing, it was my Hamilton khaki . He complimented it and showed me his seiko alpanist. 1st time I meet a watch guy, I'm kinda new to the game 😅
Hamilton khaki is a classic!
Nice!!!
That's unexpected
That definitely could have been me I work for best buy and remember showings someone my green alpinist sarb017, and they had a khaki field auto :)
@@zahnetownsend321 Small 🌎
A Vincero watch.
Because I know that the owner went out of his way to cut out the middleman.
LOL!
Ahahahaha
😂 😂 😂 😂
hahahah
😝
How you know they're into watches
Teddy: "Hey that's a nice watch"
Person: "Tha-OH MY GOD YOU'RE TEDDY BALDASSARRE!"
😂 👍
Hahahahhaha. Underated comment!!!
Fun fact:
Orient is “east” (like oriental is eastern) from the Latin word “oriens” for east
And “Vostok” is actually Russian word for east
I’ve not watched the entire post, but your honorable mention, Zenith... if I see someone wearing one, I immediately assume they know watches. This brand, like so many, is under the radar to the general public, but we all know they’re the real deal. Great topic.
Most people don't know that their Rolex Daytonas are in fact a Zenith.
I tend to agree. I didn’t want to include too many brands but I think you can make a strong case for zenith.
Proud owner of a Sinn U2, a JLC Master Compressor Extreme WT and a Zenith open dial Chronomaster among others. These are classic WIS purchases 😁 I've also bought a Glashutte Original as it's a very high quality brand at great prices for what you get. You rarely see that brand outside Germany but they make beautiful watches. Doxa was always on the list but I somehow haven't bought one yet and I've enough divers. My watch collection is smaller than it used to be as I wasn't wearing much of what I had accumulated over nearly 3 decades. I'd also add Stowa, Ball Watch Co & Linde Werdelin to the list.
it is funny how he was reluctant/on the fence about including zenith in this list while he included orient that is super well known and millons of non watch guys are wearing it.
for sure! fabulous co. i dream of that 37mm El Primero panda
Mad respect automatically to anyone wearing a Sinn.
On order
Or beiy able to afford one😟
Sinn for life 💪
Agreed
Why? How shallow can you be?
Much respect for Teddy and his team for consistently pushing out high-quality content like this. Well thought out, concise information without rambling, plenty of watch facetime. They've perfected the cadence, length, and editing for UA-cam videos IMO.
Thank you, Alan! That means a lot 🙌🏻
This is so true. I am really not a fan long videos unless the speaker is concise and articulate.
@@TeddyBaldassarre Hi, can you do a review of Zepplin watches?
Can’t agree more! The sole professional videographer on watches imo.
I would definitely have included Ball in that list.
I had one, nice watch, just wasn't getting wrist time over others. I'm sure if it had been my only watch, I would have been happy with it.
Yeah, nobody outside the watch world knows about this brand
@@mariog7213 I know all about ball and I'm not a professional watch guy
It basically eliminated any need for any other watch. Mine runs 1-2s per day off and tritium tubes are the best tech for checking time at night. (My desire to buy Monta Atlas is still pretty strong but GMT and quick adjust clasp upgrades are hard to justify 2K+tax+import fees to EU).
Ball makes really nice quality stuff. Problem is they make a lot of ugly watches that don’t hold value.
Love it when I see Sinn in the thumbnail as I have a few and they are my favorites
You forgot spaghetti scameti 😂 Love your videos Teddy, thank you.
Yeah, In truth, if I see an affordable masterpiece of that brand, you know where that person has been hanging around.
😆🤣
OK, let's keep Italian foods out of this.
Whenever Teddy mentions Orient I can’t help but smile and pick up my Kamasu to wear for the day.
been thinking of getting one Idk why I havent picked one up yet
Such a great watch
Same here with my Pepsi style Mako II
The maroon one is a killer.
I dont know why orient stopped producing there royal orient line. Those watches were so good and movement was decorated to next level. Wish i could go back in time and buy a royal orient.
Oddly, "Orient" and "Vostok" mean the same thing: the east.
I have several of each. I found a NOS Amphibia from the early 1980's in 1998 and, of course immediately replaced the bracelet....have had it serviced once, since....and it gets more wrist time than many of my others......its beat up, now, but I dont care....I love it.
I must get a Zenith...there are several that have caught my eye, lately.
Cheers :)
@@ssnerd583 my Vostok watches are over 40 years old. Serviced once. I throw them on the timegrapher every year. My Amphibia in a 119 case still beats at close to 280 amplitude, -4 to +8 secs a day, at 0.0ms to 0.1ms beat error. It’s such a beast. Unstoppable.
Or "cheap"
Not that odd, having in mind that the words originate from different language families
That’s a fun fact.
Can we get an updated video of your personal collection? Maybe a full view of them all? And your top three favorites? 👀
I'd settle for a top 8.
Teddy, honestly, you’ve played a big role in my love and knowledge of watches. I’m familiar with all brands, mainly on account of your channel! You’re appreciated, my friend! Cheers!
I'm so glad you mentioned Vostok, I was watching a live stream yesterday (watch related) everyone was commenting what they were wearing and I said 'I'm wearing my new red Vostok Komandirskie on a 4 ring Zulu in red with a cream pinstripe down the middle' to which someone replied 'GET A REAL WATCH' either a troll, watch snob or someone who doesn't understand why people buy Vostok watches. I feel like some people think because they're a cheaper brand they hold no place in a collection. I waited three weeks for it to turn up and I'm very happy with it.
When I think of Vostok I think quirky and fun. They are not the worlds most expensive watches, but hey Casio is not either yet they make some great watches!
@@lundsweden precisely!
Nice list! I would include Hamilton as well, I think most people who wear a Hamilton are probably into watches.
Heck yes, I have 2 and even though they're not as high end as a lot of my other watches i wear them just as often.
Love love love Hamilton. Pennsylvania heritage now Swiss made. History, tradition, classic.
I am seriously considering buying a Hamilton. I have always been into watches but have not had a collection thus far, just buying a watch to wear everyday. My main watch is an Omega Seamaster (only the quartz version unfortunately although it was worn by Pierce Brosnan in his first Bond film) but have recently bought a Tissot PRC 200 chronograph which I am very happy with. I do want however to own a Hamilton field watch too.
Well said...I first learned about Hamilton 30 years ago. I know there are lots of great watches out there. I just don't think Hamilton gets enough respect. Who makes a more stylish watch than Hamilton at their price points? Who?
@markriley5863 did you end up ever getting an Hamilton?
Thanks to this channel I always look at Junghans, Mido, Rado, Certina, Longines, Hamilton, Seiko & Grand Seiko, Baume et Mercier, Tissot, IWC and even the out of my reach Jaeger-LeCoultre.
My Baume et Mercier is probably my favourite watch...atm
Not something a lot of people go for, so if i ever see another one i approach them for sure.
Thank you so much Teddy for introducing many brands which are really overlooked by most of us. Such videos by you will definitely lead people to buy great timepieces from these individual watchmakers eventually helping these watchmakers to get enough exposure they deserve.
Teddy loves him some Sinn and Nomos!
Hard not too! Awesome brands
I also give the same respect to JLC, credor, GP, and fortis when I see any of those in the wild
Sinn is definitely underrated, especially as someone who's in the military and wants a literal tank of a watch. They push the boundaries of durability and toughness in watches and set the standard for what makes a tool watch. Would take one over a Sangin, Resco, Seiko LX, Damasko, Marathon, Alpina, Victorinox, or Oris any day of the week if I need something tough
I wish they would offer a fixed bar option to boost the toughness of the brand. Two of my three most worn watches have fixed bars and with good reason.
Ball is another well built watch 👻 Solid as .
True what you mention about German brands being more of an enthusiast choice, at least in this part of the world. I own 2 Sinn (556a and 104 white dial) and never see anybody wearing another German watch for that matter. On 2 occasions somebody has noticed I’m wearing a Sinn and comments about, I instantly know he’s a fellow enthusiast.
I have a Sinn 856 and was looking at STOWA Antea... for a more casual modern look... not sure if STOWA's are well known
My daily is a Damasko DS30, love it. Would love some Sinns and Hamharts too
Aye. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte, NOMOS, even Tutima (etc.) are often indicators that you are conversing with somebody who knows their way around a German dial.
Great descriptions and history, thanks for making these. You're clear that you're selling some of these, but you're educating in general. I really appreciate that.
I learn so much from Teddy's videos. They are all so informative, well edited, and entertaining. Easily one of the best channels on YT.
I’ve bought a dozen mall watches ranging in price of $400-$2000 before I really started looking deeper into time pieces. My Orient Ray II has been my favorite and the one on my wrist every day for the past 2 years.
can you name those dozen watches (or at least brands of those)?
tom jens
certainly
6 of them are Movado. Movado Vizio being the most expensive model. The rest are Bulova, Citizen, and a Coach watch for my wife. I went through a short phase of snatching any of the Grammy and Latin Grammy of edition Bulovas. All were purchased at a Zales or Movado outlet in a few different cities in Florida.
@@drewcarter5669 Based Florida!
@@drewcarter5669 Grammy Bulova, would you care to drop some thoughts?
@@drewcarter5669 movado?
Eww
Teddy, you've done it again. I'm very new into the world of watch collecting and your content is fantastic. I like your presentation but most of all the passion you have for watches. Thank you.
Teddy, I love the content you are putting out. I always find it very informative and interesting. Thank you for exposing us to a wide variety of watches and watch brands.
I like when high quality pieces fly under the radar. Great list and great video, Teddy!
Nice selection! Another brand worth mentioning in this context is Mido, they have great heritage and some amazing pieces in their catalogue, like Ocean Star, Baroncelli or Commander, but you rarely ever see it mentioned.
Excellent point. Amazing values
The problem with Mido is that they are mostly on the large side. I like Mido but the ones I like most are around the 44mm mark which is just too big for me. 40-41mm is my limit.
@@wayneholmes637 have the same issue. I like multiple models for different reasons but only bought the Commander 1959 Chronometer. They need to make a smaller diver with ceramic bezel, ideally with a nicely decorated Chronometer caliber, exposed with a sapphire case back. I would also buy the Commander Icône if smaller, ideally 39 and without a week day complication.
Here's one for the algorithm. You're the one that convinced me to get a Kamasu. Never looked back since. Cheers Teddy!
Get a promaster ny0040 it's not sapphire but I think the quality is way higher than the orient
Does the Kamasu have the same problems as the Ray? Those being stiff bezel, near microscopic crown and extra thin and bendy springbars.
I’m beginning to believe that one of the greatest contributions you offer is a real understanding of VALUE. Not cost, but value. Never overselling the point, but always rooted around the core of value.
Love the video as always Teddy! Top notch. I love continuing my watch education through you!
I have a Zenith Chronomaster Sports in my collection. I had wanted a Zenith for quite sometime, the backstory of the brand is a great conversation starter. When they released their 10th of a second chrono I had to have it.
I actually speak only to strangers that have eco-drive Citizen Diver's on their wrist.
More specifically for me the red arrows limited edition skymaster... won't even acknowledge anyone not wearing one
Great list and video. Thanks for showing the variety of the models in question.
Again great video ... content, and choice. I liked that you made it clear that these are your personal selections.
Sinn and Marathon are the two most impressive to me on here. If someone’s wearing either one of those, I know they are into watches. Seiko? The dude wearing one of those could’ve just stopped off at the watch counter at Macy’s after buying ties. Vashon and Patek? Often purchased by shallow rich guys after somebody clues them in that Rolex is not top of the luxury heap.
Vacheron purchased by shallow rich guys? OMG..... I think you are mistaken with Richard Mille.....
Great video as always, congrats! I would also add Stowa in the German watch section!
Great video, Teddy. You are spot on with these brands. Great move starting the vid with Sinn - they are absolutely a WIS brand.
Teddy, Bravo, Bravo! Well done and thank you for sharing affordable watches that most of your fans are looking to own.
Could you do a video just talking about German watch brands that may not be that well known? Would be great! Really like your videos!
What a breath of fresh air! This is a very unique and creative concept for watch content. In addition it was executed beautifully. Well done Sir!
I’ve got a Marathon GSAR and an Oris aquas and agree with everything you said. The Marathon is all business. The Oris blue dial is Gorgeous. You don’t just accidentally buy either of them. Great job as always.
Got my first watch from Teddy Baldassarre today, great service, great products. Love the videos, looking forward to building my watch collection more using the site!
Zenith is perhaps the most under the radar name of all. These guys were practically the first to develop the automatic chronograph movement in 1969 - the legendary El Primero. Just as man walked on the moon and Omega stole its thunder with their simple but robust 321 calibre.
This is Seiko erasure
Orient is very popular in Brazil and you can find their watches anywhere - some "old" companies had to be manufactured within the country bc we used to have anti-importing laws and Orient is one of those which are still made in Brazil. Their entry quartz models are super affordable. Great option here.
Casio também é bem popular ao meu ver
Probably my favorite video by Teddy. Thank you Teddy.
Hey Teddy.. Love the way you come up with interesting topics each time..
I love that you included Vacheron Constantin in your list. As a proud owner I agree 💯% It’s a special brand overall and attracts a unique kind of collector.
Hey Teddy, great video, as usual!! Thanks for sharing this. What are your thoughts on Yema?
Teddy, another well balanced, down to earth, variety is the spice of life, no snob video. I would like to mention Jochen Benzinger, D. Dornblüth & Sohn into your mix. Have a good one cheers. 👍
Delighted to have 4 brands you mentioned in Seiko, GS, Oris and Sinn but would love a VC some day. Great production as usual Teddy.
The weird part i when you see someone with a nice watch and want to do some small talk but he has no idea about it so you are left with awkward silence.
Happened to me twice :)
I love connecting with other watch enthusiasts but it's been a rare experience for me. I've had 1 person comment on my Speedmaster and they were wearing a really nice Movado and I also had a coworker, wearing a Sinn U1, comment on my Sinn 104. Both conversations were very enjoyable.
I put one of Teddy's watchbands on my Orient. Now I love it!
I bought my first orient couple weeks ago. I found a Day Date “president” for a great price. Great piece and it sure starts conversations
Great video. Was surprised to not see Fortis and the cosmonaut watches though, when you started mentioning an independent company I thought it was going to be them instead of Oris.
“Damn is that a rolex? -Uh yes’ You must be rich”
“Wow is that a snowflake? -Yeah! Its amazing!’ Its looks stunning, mind if I take a look? The flowing seconds hand is mesmerizing”
every time i see a rolex in the wild i just assume... "hmm that person prob paid too much for that" lol now when i see patek... i think the same, but also.. that person prob rich!
I would rather be rich
Snow fake ??
Congrats on growing the channel awesome content Teddy!
So happy somebody made this video. Awesome!
ok lemme get some coffee. this'll be fun
I tried to talk watches with two people wearing a chronograph (an Omega and a freaking $200k Richard Millie).
Turned out that they don’t know their watches have that function.
😂😂😂
I was imagining that the RM owner didn't know a think but the omega one I was not expecting
@@vascosaldanha602 I assume that they buy them just because of the look, or maybe even to show off. Nothing wrong with that though, to each their own 😁.
What did they think those buttons on the side were for?
@@JamesandRibble I don't know how they didn't know that. But the guy with the RM is rich and I don't think he's really into watches so that can be an explanation.
Nodding my head in agreement and sipping my morning coffee as you mentioned Grand Seiko, as I'm currently awaiting delivery of my first GS, an SBGA429 Soko Shadow.
Thanks for all your content. Thanks for mentioning Zenith. I did not know they made watches. I only know them for televisions, a long time ago.
I also had a Vostok. Loved it!
Many good mentions here. I would include Eterna (historic innovation), Junghans (true Bauhaus design), Rado (exotic materials) and Squale (historic dive watch case makers) and, for the fully loaded watch lover, Blancpain (FF, the archetype for the modern dive watch). For the left-field types: Bulova Spaceview with the Accutron movement (the short-lived, but fascinating world of pre-quartz "electric" watches).
Really enjoyable video Teddy. This is a conversation that I would have with my watch nut friends. Brands that came to my mind are Ming, Kudoke, and Habring.
Great Content as always. One micro brand that should be mentioned is Ming. For a brand to establish a fan base in the low and mid level luxury category in a short time is impressive.
Congratulations on reaching 300k subscribers and continued success.
I would have really loved to see jlc on the list, I feel like the appreciation for the brand comes exclusively from true watch enthusiasts!
Good list. Might have included Blancpain, Ball, and a few others.
This is a nice guide for the starters out there. Who to look for to strike up that conversation that might help a fledgling watch collector on their journey.
So, what to wear when you're a beginner (on a budget) trying to find the seasoned collectors? Sounds like the Orients and Vostoks will keep a conversation going. Or, any watch with a story.
Thanks teddy, this video really helps as I am just getting into watches and have no idea of what to look for . Cheers Mate, from Australia.
I would include Ball, Panerai and Girard-Perregeux. Also Grand Seiko yes but regular seiko not nearly as much.
Thanks for this video Teddy ☺️ Brands from Glashütte are very nice ! Nomos, Glashütte 🥰
The interesting part is there are I believe literally 100's of watch brands from Glashutte, but outside of Germany we really only hear about a few.
I agree with all these! I really would love to have D. Dornbluth & Sohn added to that list as well! I feel they are definitely up there with Nomos and the other German brands and is definitely IMO more than a microbrand.
This was a very enjoyable video!! THANK YOU!!
I have 2 Orients, a Kamasu and a Bambino. Thus, i am now deeply into watches.
You are off to a good start, now you "need" a Hamilton Kaki field watch........
@@robc8468 I have a Bambino and a Mako 2 and strangely enough I'm pondering about a Hamilton 👍
After I got my mako 2 it only took 2 weeks before I bought myself a Bambino , they are such great watches, I really want the sun and moon one next. What an addiction hahaha!
Lool I have the orange Mako
Have a daytona buy na having that does not mean shit hahah
566 is the modern day interpretation of the Explorer. My next watch.
Congratulations on 300K subs Teddy - very well deserved 🥳👍
Cool video & topic Teddy. I enjoyed watching this.
Vostoks are really interesting. I've been waiting for mine from Meranom for about 3 weeks, and I live in Finland, right next to Russia.
Russia taking a long time to cross the border is exactly what Finnish people expect :)
I think Russian watches are delivered by horse carts I have two on order for six weeks that have not yet left the Russian border.
@@robc8468 Imagine how Rolex watches are delivered because your order takes years to arrive...when it does :)
Got my Vostok 2 days ago I had to wait 3 weeks, I'm in England. Someone in a live stream told me I should get a real watch. -_-
@@ultraluxeest1991 probably from a Hublot owner ;)
This a great list at a good time! I’ve decided to sell my Omega Seamaster PO 42mm that was just serviced to switch to a (99% sure) Sinn 556 to free up money to fund my daughter’s braces.
Thanks for this, Teddy! Great list and great work, as usual!
If you're coming from a planet ocean, my (apologies - unsolicited) advice would be a U1 or U50. Basically a straight swap for the PO but much more 😎 factor
@@JamesandRibble I actually like the U50 a lot and would love one but it’s unfortunately more expensive and would leave less money for braces!
@@marcgirard7551 what did you end up with?
Excellent video topic! My favorite is Marathon, which I wear every day. From my lovely little General Purpose Mechanical, my Navigators, and to my giant killer CSAR, I love them all. I am considering a Sinn 856 soon. I would also add Damasko to the list for German choices. Cheers!♥️🙂👍
Excellent video as always Teddy! I'm not sure I am qualified enough yet to know a watch guy from another. I'm that person that researches for months and months before making a purchase. I'm still trying to figure out which brand I want to go with and this video (as most are) is super helpful. Maybe that Orient Kamasu Black Dial with Gold Tone accents. Uggh...so many choices!!
Ahh man, was really hoping Zodiac would be on this list!
Anyone who wears a quality homage, like it or not, has their foot in the watch culture cuz they knew what they wanted, couldn't afford it, then opted to look for a quality homage.
That's so true I have Tisell explorer because I will never be able to afford a Rolex but love the style and usability of the watch.£160 on eBay I couldn't resist it,and I'm glad I went for it,because I wear it every day.
Haha, does my Cadisen Royal Oak count as a quality homage?
It has a Seiko NH36 automatic movement, and a sapphire crystal. End up wearing it way more than actual Seikos that cost way more. I really enjoy it.
I have an Orient that is a two tone Submariner homage. Bought in 2008, and replaced the bracelet with a much better one, and am still just at $200. The watch is still in VERY good shape, and keeps about 2 - 2 1/2 seconds per day time. Brilliant.
Some people don't actually want to wear a brand but like the look.
Homage is one thing, replica/fake is another.
The fact i either currently own, have owned, or actively looking to own watches from 75% of the brands mentioned makes me way too happy
I've just gotten into watches this year. My daily drivers are a Seiko srpd51 and a Casio mdv-106. Both worth well over their price tag.
I would never buy a Rolex precisely because of this comment 0:18. Too many owned by the "I have money and want people to know it but I couldn't care less about watches" type.
Not to mention you can buy a nice Zenith chrono with the money from a Rolex.
I do appreciate Rolex and own a piece but I have to admit the majority of people I know who own them just only see the monetary value of the watch and are never watch lovers. I would rather recommend an Omega or an Oris as they've been releasing far more interesting watches lately than what Rolex have been offering.
Not sure if it strictly qualifies, but the one I'd include from my collection is my Yema Flygraf. In house caliber (though I'm sure it has Asia-sourced parts) and a beautiful brushed steel case, it's one of my favorites, especially for the price.
Great Job Teddy, thanks again for sharing.
Unrelated to the video topic, but your camera quality has evolved exceptionally over time. Great stuff.
Agree with you on your choices, I think also that a Seiko Monster on the wrist will be a good indicator of watch addiction :-)
Seiko Monster, Alpinist or a sumo. Easy to tell they are into watches
@@othus123 you forgot the Marinemaster !
@@01vise oh yeah, Willard, Marinemaster, Shogun. those are obviously in, it's just that they are a bit more expensive!
Mido should make the list in my view
Excellent video, all the brands I love plus I would include Zenith from high end and Timex from low end
Great video Teddy. I would say Longines would be a good candidate with regards to being a watch collector. Whether that is an hour-angle, moonphase or evidenza. Not to mention their links with horse racing and skiing. Otherwise glycine would get a mention with the air man. Great choices overall though.
Seiko is so Big, You could collect just that one brand and You Will still have a Lot of variety.
I got on the Seiko train kind of by accident, now it's going too fast for me to jump off.
Teddy your awesome. I have learnt so much about watches from you and now I have the 4 best watches for me. It's been a journey and I bought and sold omegas. For now I just only go for haq. I have 2 grand seikos and 2 tag heuer divers. Thanks again. I love nice things but to pay more than $5k for a watch is a bit nuts. $10k crazy. For me personally.
You always think of the best ideas for videos!