Show Notes
Today I want to impart fifteen years of watch collecting and industry knowledge by determining what watches I think provide the best value, not only by telling you what they are and why they like them, but also by categorising the ways I perceive value in the first place. That way, you’ll better understand how to asses a watch for good value yourself. As they say, you can pick a watch for someone, or you can teach them how to pick one themselves. At the very least it stops me getting in hot water with their disgruntled partners.
Featured watches: Casio G-Shock DW-5600 Seiko 5 Sports SRPL93 Gene Kranz Liudus Norkus LN1 Longines Master Collection Automatic Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Christopher Ward Loco Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT Rolex Oyster Perpetual Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Garrick S7
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