One u0026 Done: One Watch Collections at Five Different Price Points

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Title	:	One u0026 Done: One Watch Collections at Five Different Price Points
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for me seamaster 300 seems perfect, sporty but elegant, and most important durable and water resistant
Comment from : Marko Marković

What are the other issues with Rolex you mentioned?
Comment from : Clarence Babar

Love how the chapter title for the PRX section is "Rolex PRX"really doing Tissot some favors there😂
Comment from : Omar Battisha

Grand seiko snowgrail
Comment from : guitarhamster

Could you recommend a watch for the people who cant swim or don't need 100m water resistance I think this group includes the vast majority of the world population!
Comment from : Paul Andrews

300 meters? Who know people who have ever been in more than 25 meters under water? watch people are funny Why don't we make them "cheetos resistant" It means just as much as 300 Meters Water Resistance Am I missing something? Who is doing all this underwater stuff?
Comment from : Vicky allen

I seem to loose my watch every few years so I wait until that happens to commemorate the next stage of my lifebrbrWhen people ask about my new watch… I just say “it felt right” 🤷‍♂️ 😅
Comment from : we wear the mask

the best thing about being poor is only needing to watch the first 5 minutes
Comment from : Michael Horn

The aqua terra is perfect… but I got a $1,000ish budget
Comment from : J S

My everyday watch is my AT quartz and PRX 35mm quartz
Comment from : Deez Nutz

For me it would be new Omega seamaster professional 300, which I have a 2010 Quartz one
Comment from : Ali Afsharzadeh

Despite the price, for me the Aqua Terra is THE ONE, I do love the look and technic of this watch!!! The Aquaterra in sandstone, the Seamaster Heritage blue, the Breitling Chronomat GMT white, and a special watch like the CW Bel Canto, all scenarios and uses covered!
Comment from : elamorytu

Rolex Explorer, if it wasn't a Rolex people would think it cost £50
Comment from : TempzVevo

I think the omega moon watch was terribly passed over at the $4K to $6K range How can you pass over that incredibly iconic watch ?brUnbelievable
Comment from : Adrianni M

Hey Teddy, I'm currently looking at a secondhand Omega aqua tera 2007 model for 26k Im just wondering what your opinion is on whether this will retain value? Im guessing a newer model would be a better bet for holding value but that's out of my budget atm Want something that will hold value incase I decide to sell up and upgrade when I can
Comment from : George Mowlam

Hey man Could you possibly do a review on the Gevril brand soon? Seems like amazing quality and value for the price!!
Comment from : Isenhour Outdoors & Reviews

“Rolex PRX” in the chapters
Comment from : CrashCarson14

Loving that the chapter title is called "Long Jean Conquest"
Comment from : Craig Fortune

I really like the Omega AquaTerra Such a classic!
Comment from : John Wilson

My 2010 Breitling Aerospace has been my one and done watch for 13 years now, and I still enjoy looking at the dial No need to worry about taking care of more than 1 watch
Comment from : Remark

rolex prxbrlong jean conquestbrzen 556i
Comment from : YOUSEF GEORGE

I’d add the santos in here too Daily driver for me
Comment from : Albay

Why does it say in the video point Rolex PRX at 4:13 lmao
Comment from : Ibn Adonis

Oh god that Arabic numeral / Roman numeral combo on the Nomos is 🤮
Comment from : Nicolas S

I went for the 38mm Hamilton khaki field automatic on the bracelet last year as my daily do it all watch and I couldn’t be any more happier with it It’s very easy to dress it up or down just by changing straps Almost anything works with it
Comment from : Ron West

In the under 1000 I'll consider also the Seiko Sharp Edged
Comment from : frankferrante

I can't see paying 6K for a Seiko I don't care if it's grand or not so grand For that price point you may as well go Omega or entry level Rolex
Comment from : TopQ

Price point describes products that don't have a set price yet It's not interchangeable with price, despite most people using it n place of price in an attempt to sound intelligentbrbrIf you're speaking about products with a set price, you use price You only use price point when speaking about products whose price hasn't been set, yet Products about to go up for sale You use price point when determining how much to sell them for Once that number is defined, ITS NO LONGER A PRICE POINT IT'S PRICE PERIOD
Comment from : J C

I would really mention archimede klassik 200, its an amazing watch for around 1000$, its very very useful Dressy on leather, sporty on silicon/rubber/steel totaly amazing as a allrounder
Comment from : Mattias Folkesson

Great picks! I would dare add the Rolex OP 41 mm as a one and done versatile watch
Comment from : Nizar Senussi

My every day watch is Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 in silver Loved it from the first time I laid my eyes on them
Comment from : EvanAm

I was gonna pull the trigger on a sea master, ended up going with the speedmaster instead, don’t need the dive functionality, and I like the look and history of speedmaster more brbrWorks great as a daily / all around use watch love it 100m also so would qualify for this list too technically
Comment from : Eios

The tissot is my first mechanical, and now only one in my collection
Comment from : Train FC

Ocean 39 and Ocean one by Steinhart Timepieces at 450-690 Euros
Comment from : Christopher Brooks

I’d take the GS Currently have an IWC 43 Pilot and love it but want to expand pretty badly
Comment from : Nic B

Rolex prx?
Comment from : siddhant khanna

why does the AT have to be so thick in comparison to other watches here? I wish it was a bit slimer
Comment from : trz_maier

hey teddy can daytona panda 🐼 can be in a single watch collection
Comment from : Laliteshwar Kumar Singh

I’ve got both a PRX (chrono) and Hamilton Khaki Automatic The Hamilton is definitely more versatile for me But if I had to pick one I’d go with a Sub (IF you can get one at retail)
Comment from : Jon Stroud

Great video, Teddy! What I noticed unfortunately is that almost all the brands have risen their MSRP considerably, that Aqua Terra for 5700USD a year ago is now in Germany 6300€ instead Take care !
Comment from : Razvan Andrei

Sinn was really an ugly watch
Comment from : Abdul Basit Achakzai

Speedmaster?
Comment from : Kavy Singhal

You’ve given us some tough choices I love the Tudor and the Omega, but I love the innovation and accuracy of the Spring Drive and the lightness of the titanium case and bracelet of the Snowflake
Comment from : vrudy6

Seiko Alpinist SPB117 / SPB201J1 / SPB197J1 / SPB119J1
Comment from : Viktor

I would reccomend the grey dial baby alpinist At 38 mm it fits every situation and is only $700z
Comment from : John Doe

Don't think Nomos would make a good 1 watch watch , IMO get a more durable diver or chronograph and get a Nomos for the more formal occasions , can't beat the Orion
Comment from : Paul

One of anything isn't a collection It's like saying I have a 1-computer collection, or a 1-car collection, or a 1 couch collection This is so dumb
Comment from : Matt Parker

The Nomos with Arabic numbers mixed with Roman numbers at 4 and 8 o’clock is very weird I’m not crazy about the crown placed at 3 o’clock on the Seiko one It makes the watch unbalanced in term of esthetics And I can’t stand the Milanese band on the Orient For the first price range, I think the Tissot is definitely the nicest one The Tudor would get my vote for the second category and JLC for the last one Basically, I’d would stick with Swiss watches on all cases
Comment from : TB

A happy owner of Longines conquest 43 auto sun-ray blue here I acquired my time-piece on my 20th birthday and managed to wait till the sale in that jewelry store, so that the final price with tax was around 1050 USD For that price: a good finishing, well assembled bracelet, striking water resistance and 35Hz Longines' proprietary movement The ticking sound, bracelet and dial, all that reminds me of its 'older brother' model Omega Aquaterra Aspects that not as good from design solely: large numerals irritate me and polished parts of the links could have been "wider" Thus I kinda look back for that piece because it is indeed an upgrade in every aspect excluding the price of course However, at the end of the day anyone should understand that it is an entry level option, so it doesn't have to be perfect If anyone hesitating in that price range I can definitely recommend to do this jump over Tissot/Hamilton/Certina, but things I just wrote and easily scratched highly polished parts are a warning of some kind (I know its applicable for all polished models, but seems especially relevant in terns of daily wear as everyday watch)
Comment from : Anastasiy Kharadzha

If I had to pick one, it would be the Grand Seiko That spring drive is simply amazing
Comment from : Steven A

SEIKO FTW
Comment from : LandyVlad Rides

The Tissot Gentleman looks great brAccording to some sources I've found, the Gentleman is using the C07811 (25 Jewels, regular escapement) instead of the listed C07111 (23 Jewels, synthetic escapement) movement in the video
Comment from : Johannes

Love these videos I’m venturing into the automatic watch world for the first time and love the idea of a one and done versatile watch In my budget I’m considering the SARX075 / SPB165 as I love white dials and the watch overall particularly the way it wears as it’s 393
Comment from : Andrew

Junghans Meister Calendar is a great 1 Watch in the 2-4k
Comment from : Echo Chambers

Rolex explorer is my dream watch 🥹
Comment from : imBadman

I wear the 214270 Rolex Explorer My everyday watch Extremely accurate
Comment from : tiong Loo

My aqua terra 38 is definitely the proper one watch collection, but it was the biggest purchase of my life and I just couldnt risk it getting banged, wet, or sand on it to wear it everyday So my everyday gada watch is the hamilton khaki auto, it can dress up and down, slim, and 100 WR
Comment from : NormanG6

Long jean🤣
Comment from : Satoshi

One watch isn’t a collection, it’s having A watch
Comment from : RIKy4life

About the intro thing; I've gotten my first watch (a heritage red g-shock) as a birthday gift 3 years ago, I thought "it would be cool to collect all the g-shocks from the firepack but I didn't have the funds to do so 3 years later bought my 2nd watch recently, a F-91W, and 3rd one is coming to me, a AW100S I'm looking to enlarge my collection
Comment from : Grigorij Srakiwili

My best watch was a $20 Casio It gave me time accurately had an alarm and I could see it in dark by pressure g the light button I do not need any more than this
Comment from : Deep B

My all on one : Speedmaster Pro 1861 Not perfect but I love it !
Comment from : Aioka

One watch is one watch and not a collection? Why can’t we just use words properly?
Comment from : Fabio TWK

Given my current budget, I’d go with the Hamilton Khaki Automatic (great value for money and brand history) If money wasn’t an issue, I’d go with the Rolex Explorer (brand and value longevity)
Comment from : Daniel Martínez

1? Hmmm That sounds terrible More like 1+100
Comment from : C M

The Longines looks better than the Tudor, it has a better movement than the Tudor and it is far more water resistant Why would anyone prefer the Tudor over that Longines?
Comment from : Omar Al-Shahery

Is one watch actually a collection? Isn't the collection a group of items? What we have here is just a good multifunction watch
Comment from : Radek Pogoda

Totally agree with you, that I wish the Aqua Terra was more brushed than polished Too blingy for me everyday I’m more of a tool watch guy Second time I watched this video, so helpful! Thank you!
Comment from : Daniel Hall

Being a watch fan i always get confused between functionality , luxury and investmentbrYes rolex , patek and all are good but in the age of smart watches like apple these luxury watches feel like a rich man investment there are only few who love it for what it isbrNo one shall compare a smartwatch to a mechanical since you cant compare a gold brick to an iphonebrBut this statement provides a space for investors who invest in watches like assets against the likes of loversbrbrMy weird non important opinion
Comment from : Arnav Kathuria

Aqua Terra is the grail watch for me Soon
Comment from : Ángelito

As someone with no history or knowledge of watches at all That Grand Seiko with the spring drive looks so cool
Comment from : Mike Berry

JLC is my favorite company Their aesthetic fits me perfectly
Comment from : B P

I’m already sold on buying an Omega Sea Master (Aqua Terra),but the other watches are nice
Comment from : H0llyw00d Howard

Was a bit curious about watches , and your videos made it an obssession for me ! thanks for good quality and informed videos , super helpful and intereating
Comment from : BLMed1a

The longines conquest is my favorite , I’m sure I would be happy with that one
Comment from : Tape Master82

Grand Seiko Snowflake definitely is it's beautiful, the dial is mesmerizing, spring drive is a true innovation (IF the Swiss is the one who created this, spring drive will be over the world now, unfortunately it isn't) and the 6K price with built quality that might worth over 10k in a Swiss brand watches, or more
Comment from : Rian F

If you only have 1 watch (or 1 of anything), can you really claim to have a collection?
Comment from : Renko Knook

Omega all day everyday Who’s Rolex?
Comment from : P T

If in fact the "Maestro" is not sold or listed as "Maestro" , why do watchtubers insist on recommending it by the name "Maestro"?
Comment from : Jose Rafael Diaz Marrero

Why does no one mention Baume et mercier like the Clifton? Are they doing something wrong that I'm missing? The movement in the Baume Et Mercie Clifton COSC looks insane
Comment from : Max Wilks

Wow This is a welcome video! Always nice to see your pieces being recognized I have the blue dial AT and the Snowflake! Looking to add the 16570 Rolex Explorer 2 next! Great video Mr Teddy
Comment from : Michael Koo

Where did you get the jacket? I want one of those jackets
Comment from : Michael chapman

I know this is an old video but give some credit to precision quartz The Bulova Precisionist, although on the large side are some very nice pieces that keep excellent time
Comment from : Michael chapman

The beauty of having an automatic as your “one and done”, is that you wear it every day, it gets automatically wound every day!
Comment from : William Umbach

One and done worked for me for 30 years
Comment from : William Umbach

I feel my 39mm Explorer is perfect Actually seemed a bit small when I first got it
Comment from : Ken McCauley

The best one watch collection is the JLC master control chrono calendar It’s perfect Has all the complications Can be rocked causally and under a suit It’s perfect With different strap variations nothing can top it
Comment from : Sumun Ali

Just one? LOL, OK
Comment from : Enlightened Idiot

how can omega call their seamaster watches "seamaster" when they only have a below avg 150 meter water resistance? even a $100 orient can do 200m WR
Comment from : Sean Jiang