The BEST Luxury Chronographs On The Market
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In this video, I'll take a look at some of the best chronograph watches on the market from a luxury perspective. We'll start right around $3,000 and work our way up to around $15,000, giving us a wide variety of iconic models to take a look at. If you think we missed any great chronographs, be sure to comment your picks down below in the comments.
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The omega speedmaster in my opinion is one of the best option for a chronograph. It has heritage, class, and reliability.
I picked up mine yesterday, Already in love how it feels and the history and heritage it comes with!
Hard to dismiss the speedmaster.
100%. A Speedmaster is THE watch I want to own one day. It's also IMO still the best looking watch ever made. (shame the prices are starting to get a little wild on them!)
@@NeonMako In house movement being the main cause with the 2021 refresh.
Wish they made a 40mm updated version for smaller wrists. Great watch.
Speedy and the Sub are the definition of one and done watches. Have both you are set for life. Maybe a Patek as a retirement gift down the line.
Out of the selection presented, I would go for the Zenith Chrononaster Original. If I stretch the budget, it would be the Breguet Type XXI 3817ST (steel version) that currently retails for US$17,800 but can be had for 30%-40% less from the secondary market. Flyback chronograph with a central chronograph minutes hand - now, that's rare. Plus, it has links to the French government's spec from 1950s known as the iconic Type 20 of which Breguet was one of the major producers.
I have a Speedmaster and really like it. Last year I purchased the Sinn 103 Classic 12, it is my favorite watch at the moment. It’s a pretty thick watch but is surprising comfortable to wear. The movement is not in-house but the extra work and registration that Sinn puts into pays off. The construction is terrific.
I love Longines and that Big Eye is very appealing, especially at that price point and Frederique Constant sure does offer a hard to beat value proposition. That flyback chrono looks very nice. 👌
the 3861 sapphire sandwich speedmaster was my first luxury watch purchase. in my opinion it is the quintessential chronograph.
I have always felt the Tag Heur Monaco was a classic chronograph yet the square seemed a bit too odd for today’s sensibilities, but changed my mind after watching Jacob Elordie wearing it on his Vogue interview on UA-cam, I think it really is versatile watch and a head turner!
Awesome vid.
Been waiting for this. Great to see a Tag on the list!
Thank you for great review, its great to see the wearability factor is highlighted some of the watches good to look hard to wear because of thickness or sharp edges.
Another great video which helped me make a purchase. You don’t realise how amazing the zenith is till you get it on your wrist. It wears really well also. You can’t help but keep glancing at it.
It’s a fabulous watch.
Amazed how you keep coming up with 'fresh angles' on watches. ; ) Great vid.
The stand out for me was the Zenith, it really does seem to tick all the boxes for me and that 13mm thickness would make it wear so nice.
Nice picks!
IMHO the Omega Speedmaster Professional has not only the most prominent history, it also looks unique (love the twisted lugs) and is very very beautiful!
Thanks for the video!
Great video and picks, Teddy. Would like to add my IWC 41 Chrono IW388102 to the recommendations for those with normal size wrists around 6.5" Great timepiece on easily sized bracelet with micro adjustment. Day/Date, 3 sub dials, inhouse movement 8yr warranty. Case is 41mm, 14.5 thick, 50mm, 20mm lug width , 100 water resistance . Great balance and stunning to wear/stare.
This trip into luxury Chronograph is a pure dream . A each step, i was surprised by the new iconic chronos you can show us. Of course when we pass the 10 K$ the quality increases but i found agood reason to love each of them from 3 K$ to 15 K$ they are all great.
very well put together...agree with all the selections, big Zenith fan too
Thx for mentioning the JLC- I have the black dial version with a brown leather strap. It is elegant and understated. I bought it a month before Christmas and it has not lost a single minute- unbelievably precise. I now understand why Patek watches had JLC movements. I highly recommend the watch and the brand.
Hi ! Philippe patek, Cartier and Many more😉
Big fan of the Zenith. Just love the look of it. The history and the specs are nice as well but the choice is purely aesthetic for me.
hi Teddy, loved the video. you should do a similar for 2022 luxury dress watch options.
For it's heritage and the technical view I would choose the zenith... those fractions of a second are amazing, and for the way it looks I would like to have the lomgines, what a pretty watch. Nice list Teddy !
Perfect choices, flawless 👌 😍
Though interested in astronomy and the moon travels, I did go for the blue Omega Speedmaster moonphase. Date, easier at-a-glance read stop-watch dial, master chronometer, incredible photo-realistic moon phase and 100 m. wr.
The Omega is an icon, but I’d go for the Saphire glass automatic version. The JLC Polaris is my other “list” watch that I’d love. Even though I’m a big fan of blue watches, both of these look better in black on steel bands. Nice video.
I've got the first generation Speedmaster reduced and I love it!
Teddy! Here are Yo Paulie’s Favs for 2022. 1) Moser Streamliner Chronograph, 2) IWC Portuguese Chronograph, and 3) Hamilton Chronograph is always a classic that never goes out of style
Love my Speedy and can’t wait for you to review the Omega x Swatch Speedmaster colab!!
The Speedmaster is the most classic and iconic. I also like the Tudor Panda! The better Breitling in my opinion is the Premier B01 Panda - best Breitling design ever.
The new speedy pro is fantastic, I got the hesalite and the bracelet is so supple and it wears so well on even smaller wrists, it has also been quartz like accurate
Love the Speedy but it's hard to dismiss the Zenith options. They're beautiful, the Chronomaster Sport is amazing.
I have a Speedmaster and absolutely love it. That noted, I keep looking at Zenith for my next watch.
I was trying to guess which watch you were going to go with when you mentioned Heuer... and really could've been any of the Autavia, Carerra or Monaco lines. I think you made the right choice.
I have that blue JLC Polaris chronograph and it is probably my best looking watch. Wonderful chrono action too.
That’s for a very informative video 👍🏾
An interesting exciting video, as usual with you. A question if Imay : Why don't you choose the original Monaco, with caliber 11 inside and crown of the left side?
El primero look of the movement is stunning
I like the Breitling premier or TopTime over the Navitimer. I own the Breguet Type XX Transatlantique and Hamilton intra- matic, both which a great. I’ll probably have a Speedy professional by next week for the collection. Good list though. Love the Zenith.
Great Video. For me The New Speedmaster Moonwatch and the Monaco Calbrie 11 blue dail 1969 is the Monaco for me going to add both to my Patek Philippe Nautilus & Rolex Submariner
Great summary of the state of the market
Currently own a Zenith CMSport and can't wait to own a 3861 sapphire sandwich! Two very different watches that can easily fit in any watch collection!
Nice Video, totally agree with your list. Just one note: Here in my country, we just experienced a heavy price increase for the speedy hesalite (roughly +10%) - is the 6.300$ still correct? I would have expected a $ price of > 7k, but maybe the us price is still more favourable given different tax regimes
Hi teddy can you do a review of the ball roadmaster marine gmt one day if you got time please I really like the look of the watch and thinking about buying one love the content.
I love how the price is leveled between $5,000. I am a collector and I tell so many people that is where you should maintain the price.
I’m a JLC fanboy so I have to go with the Polaris, although anything with the Breitling B01 movement is a great choice. Another brand that might be worth mentioning in Hanhart, they have a chronograph fly back I believe.
Excellent video. I love my Rolex Daytona 116509 and My VC Overseas Chronograph Blue Dial. Both brought from AD's in the last couple of yrs.
Have you had a look at the Carl F Bucherer Manero Flyback Green Chrono - I think it looks great and for just over $6k USD, I am thinking of getting one.
Solid list
Zenith and/or Omega ;) these watches look great and feature awesome movements.
Love the Longines in petroleum blue, and the Rolex.
lange 1815 chrono ftw
Great video.
The Zenith - the 10th second register is super useful for people like me who watch their daughters competitive swimming!! I’d love that and want it… more convenient than the iPhone even!
On IWC - the Portuguese is lovely, but I’m shocked at how little the Pilot 41mm Chronograph gets mentioned. It’s way tougher than a Speedy and better form factor than the Tudor or Breitling and it has the spectacular green dial option or the deep blue dial that is beautiful.
Yeah, assuming you can trigger the pusher at 10th second ! 👈😅
Im still shocked that people think 1/10th is less useful than a tachymeter. (Former swimmer)
Wow that Frederique Constant is pretty nice!!!! It goes without staying, the Zenith El Primero is the king!!!!
Adding the Tudor and the Speedy in the next months surely! Daytona is definitely the grail, just what it stands for as a racing fan and the prestige it comes with. Prices are insane though...
I saw the Tudor the other day, it is a beauty
Navitimer is king, but I just picked up a Breitling Premier B09… and it is just classy. Love it.
Omega Speedmaster and Zenith El Primero would be my choice
The zenith for me all the way. Love that thing.
The Zenith Chronomaster Sport panda is the most beautiful watch in my collection . Very wearable, possesses a quality movement, and is an absolute value compared to its competition .
Missing a glashütte chronograph, they are wonderful
You are a talented orator!
As usual.....Great
Got the speedy last year. Stunning watch 😍 I have my 👀 on the BBGMT and the Zenith chronomaster sport as future options. The Daytona is out of reach… for now.
Missed the Breguet Type XX.
I think it's a very important watch when it comes to luxury chronographs and it most definitely has a history only a few other chronos can match.
I Loooove the 2160 4K resolution!
Great, great, great .-.
Teddy you gotta do a tier list video!
My favorite chronograph from last year is the Duograph from Breitling.
Hi Teddy, I was curious what you thought about the Sinn 356? I have seen you say great things about Sinn as a brand but I’ve never seen the 356 or 356 SA make any of your videos. Given your 6.25 wrist, I thought the size would be perfect for you.
Can't say I take to any of these very much, but that's probably because I have gaps to fill in my collect where less-busy watches are concerned... but if I had to pick one, Portuguiser hands down.
I'm a big fan of Longines. We get good-looking, quality watches with, from everything I've read at least, good value retention while staying at relatively affordable prices.
I'm in Longine also but....
BigEye is not my cup of tea.
All 3 sundials are different size and different style.
Looks like Quasimodo.
Great video. Personally every time I see a chronograph with the sun dials obscuring the arabic numerals, it looks like a design oversight. So many brands solve for this successfully.
Sold my speedy to get my Hulk back in 2011, but think the Omega Pro is the best buy here.
Speedy every day but I would also suggest the IWC LePetit Prince blue Chrono.
If you're talking about a chronograph movement that you can't find easily anywhere, then there is the Zenith caliber 4063. It's a modified version of the 4061 caliber and it's only featured in one series of watches, and only those watches - the Zenith Bullit.
How would you compare the Longines vs. Seiko best Chronos sr0037 or ssc819 or is it a better seiko thats on par with the Longine.
Today is my birthday and Teddy posts a video with the Speedy in the thumbnail. He knows what's up.
I feel like many of the chronograph pushers stick out to much and it doesn't look good. I think the omega speedmaster is great in this regard. Very attractive.
Navitimer and Speedmaster are the ones that matter to me the most… everything is their homage lol
If you say 'Chronograph' I think instantly of the Speedmaster Professional and then the Daytona.
A Daytona is not an option for most people but a Speedmaster is attainable and there are plenty out there although I would prefer a 361 movement rather than the modern co-axial
easily the best Chronograph for under $20K (albeit more than $20K on gray market) is the Omega "Ed White" Cal 321 Speedmaster.. literally the only Omega I've lusted after in more than 30 years of collecting watches.
Keep looking at the tudor Black Bay Chrono 79350 🤔
Most excellent.
I will probably go for the navitimer :)
Finally you included a Tag in one of your lineups. I have three versions of the Monaco. My favorite is of course the Gulf. I have a small wrist and they do wear large but I think the Gulf has to be part of any serious collection simply from a historical perspective.
What is your wrist size?
@@sargeantfrosch1165 6.5
@@lane2063 nice, so pretty much my wrist size. What i am Most worried about is the sickness tbh
@@sargeantfrosch1165 Haha!! Well said. Thankfully I typically buy watches to celebrate significant events so those are happening less often in retirement. I retired in 2020 and finally bought my retirement watch this week. It’s the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch. I was blessed to be included in a private event where Gen Tom Holland spoke and signed boxes. This watch has been on my list for years but timing is everything as they say.
IMHO,
Looking at the history, le legacy, the specs (that thickness ! ) and the design,
The Zenith Chronomaster El Primero is a no-brainer to me. 😎
Even if the watch is more accurate than your finger triggering the pusher ! 😅
I also like the Tissot PRX Chrono👍
Has to be the Speedmaster...in any price bracket. The most iconic chronograph in production
JLC master calendar chronograph for me. Unless I get a big disocunt on a Vacheron.
If that Zenith had a better executed date window (or none at all), it would be unbeatable.
Personal opinion of course, but my two are the Speedmaster the Navitimer. I love flight watches, and these are legends. There is something about them and drives me wild. I love the Zenith as well, but I wore the 38 mm and was a bit underwhelmed, and the price keeps me away from the Sport. I also have questions about the long-term aspect of the 3600 movement.
Also, it's funny. The Daytona was a grail for me for so long. No longer. I just lost interest and the design doesn't really speak to me these days. I think the Zenith looks better honestly. Less dial text. More interesting subdials.
For my personal taste, Zenith Chronomaster Original is the winner by far. That watch is so classy and so underrated, it makes me like it even more.
I completely agree. But I like the black and brown dial most of all.
Omega has the one to get since I have it 👍
I like bigger watches honestly I have a omega seamaster professional cornergraph 300 m and I love it
Is Breitling Premier B01 the most overlooked model? It shares the same movement as Tudor, and while the retail is more expensive, you can actually find one cheaper than what Tudor is going for now. Breitling is 1mm thinner, has better finishing and heritage. I'm not sure why Tudor gets all the fuss and Premier doesn't get a mention.
Hey Teddy, have you checked out the Vario 1918 Trench Watch before? Been eyeing it for a while, would love your thoughts on it, since it has an interesting historical connection.
I’ll take a closer look 👍🏻
@@TeddyBaldassarre appreciate the reply my man 👏👏👏
My top 3
Zenith
Breitling
Omega
BB Chrono! 🥰
I buy watches to wear them on a daily basis. The omega speedmaster professional is an awesome watch but a daily watch has to have a date. So my choice would be the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster.
Wish I was a chrono guy, just doesn't really fit my lifestyle. Divers either. Nice piece, as always. Cheers.
I like that JLC Polaris
Fantastic video, Teddy! Maybe this can turn into a mini series looking at different brands for their best diver, pilot, GMT, dress, calendar, moon phase, etc.
I think this video could've started with the Speedy. Longines and FC are department store watches.
Speedmaster is the best!
When will we see your fragrance channel go live ?
El Primero is great. It would be perfect without the date complication and without those hideous polished center links on the bracelet (it looks better on a leather strap anyway).
At time 2:41 is a Longings big eye 3400.00 and they give it a cheap looking band . How about an croc or alligator band ?