Maybe you could do another episode but with categories "over priced, priced and under priced ".

The production and content of this show just gets better and better. It just shows how exciting and interesting it is educating us on all these alternative watches and brands and not constantly talking ceramic Rolex. Keep up the great work and shout out to Marcus. ❤ (PS - Sorry Andrew but I would never ever wear a Hublot - Never !)

In my view, High Accuracy Quartz watches are underrated af, whether it's GS or Citizen Chronomaster or even Longines VHP. I have to agree with Adrian on CW being underrated, they make high quality watches with a price that's reasonable and that's a gem in this market. Also If you can't buy a Rolex, then it is overrated, for sure, I have to agree with George and Andrew on this matter. Thank you guys for another great episode, this was kinda like the Top Gear cool wall that we asked for and as always you guys delivered. Keep up the good work and good luck. Your fan from Iran, Sam ✌🏼

Best episode so far. Adrian went awesome with the Christopher Ward and then destroyed all credibility with the Explorer lol. Keep it up guys!

To me, Hublot can be its own worst enemy. Their marketing, whether intentional or not seems to lean more towards the bling rather than the substance. Andrew listed innovations that should be at the forefront of their marketing along with the unique styles they create.

I like the Ranger for what it is with it's brushed finish and unassuming presence. It doesn't command attention to its self. I'm not a watch expert or collector. I am a "grown as man" well over 60+yrs old that went into a Tudor boutique while on a business trip to Tokyo which is some thing I can't do in NorCal. The experience was first rate. The sales team allowed me to try on multiple models and the Ranger was my choice. In addition, with the exchange rate JPY to USD along with no sales tax made the purchase experience even better. Well done Tudor with your product selection and AD boutiques.

Before I found this podcast I was done with watches. I consumed too much watch content and became frustrated with the brands and their AD’s. You 3 amigos have brought back the fun of watches and are addressing some real concerns. Keep doing what you do. Love it!

Happy to have found this channel. All you lads are well informed, opinionated, and most importantly, fun to watch. Subscribed for the ride boys

Great video guys! I genuinely look forward to these videos! I have just purchased my first serious watch and couldn’t be prouder of my BB 58. Keep inspiring and keep the videos up guys!

Love the show as always guys. Refreshingly lacking any of the handbags that are flying around the KZfaq watch community at the moment, bravo 🤘🏼

I missed Adrian's recommendation for the perfect starter watch - but feel encouraged by what he said about Christopher Ward. I got both my sons a Christopher Ward on their 16th birthday to get them started on their watch journey - the C63 Sealander GMT and the Triton Pro 600. As an underrated brand - Certina. I just bought the re-issue DS Super PH500 - which is in a way my perfect birth year watch (March 1969) - as this was the watch used underwater from Feb. to April 1969 at Tektite I.

This commentary and banter is why I look forward to the weekly videos. You guys knocked it out of the park. I hope this is a regular weekly thing and not just "new season" kinda thing.

I’ve bought and sold around six Christopher Ward’s over the years, and they sit very nicely alongside my ‘luxury’ pieces. Glad to see them getting some love!

Christopher Ward is killing it with their light catcher case! I have the Sandhurst and it is as good as the Tudor Ranger at 1/3 the price

You guys deserve a lot more subs! Very good content. Thank you!

GREAT show. Regarding the Underrated category…I was surprised no one added GO’s SeaQ Panorama Date. Adrian had a fantastic video on this line. The dials are stunning, the 100 hour power reserve is top-notch, 300m depth rating and (most important for folks > 50) arguably the easiest to see the actual time! Looking forward to more shows!

I put hublot and Richard Mille in the same category of watches I would never wear but have and are doing things no one else is. Great show as always fellas…..keep them coming!!

Wonderful job again, guys. You make the hobby more interesting and exciting by breaking through hype watch discussions only. Possible topic - when is it the right time to consolidate upwards, and is there ever a good reason to sell and replace with lesser watches?

Really enjoyable content and a fun escape from the real world. Love the interaction and slapstick level of humor, interrupted by serious discussion and contemplation. Agree about the stupid criminal problems with just wearing what we love...good thing we have alternatives and will keep calm and carry on. All my best to you crazy lads.

Can you please have an episode where you can also talk about wall clocks in the background? Love those things! Would love to get some for my home office too!

Wow, Andrew really brought the 🔥 this episode haha. Love the passion!

Andrew, I used to have an Explorer 39mm Mark I - I gifted it to my son for a birthday or graduation, maybe both, I do not really remember, though it’s not that long ago. I tried on the new 36mm Explorer, way too small on my wrist. Impossible to get an Ex 39mm Mark II at a somehow decent price, so I went for a Ranger. I’ve been hesitating for quite some time before I bought it - when I finally went to the dealer, I held the Ranger, the BB58 blue and the black one in hands, and I got the Ranger - it took me no longer than half a second to make up a decision. It was meant to be a “replacement” for that Ex I, but of course it wasn’t, still isn’t and will never, ever be! The Ex is so much more refined and versatile, so many levels above the Tudor, which in my eyes is a very chunky and heavy watch to wear. But still, the Ranger, in the metal, in the real life, is a really nice watch. And Andrew, yes, I am a grown-up person - maybe the reason why I do not wear it very often… (-; Something else, I actually do like Hublot watches as well, but the basic ones. And I like it, when you get angry at the other two guys, when you hold back not to explode!! You are an awesome bunch of chappies!

Great video! I think a tier list would have been more appropriate than the rated categories because there are so many ways to interpret the meaning

Christopher Ward? I own 5 of their watches across 3 ranges, and they're all bloody lovely. Adrian is right, CW's quality is tops, especially for the price. They're one to watch. Glad to see they're getting some love.

53:39 This is why I love Andrew. Dude just always makes sense! Unfiltered and genuine all the time!

Great episode again! Any plans for a joined event for the upcoming Watches & Wonders?

This is without a doubt the best watch channel that I have come across. Cheers Jacque Cousteau (Mariana Trench) But seriously, it is excellent.

Best rated is the BB58 Blue!!!! The hype has died down and it will be a classic solid watch at a reasonable price point.

I’m turning 30 this year and wanting to buy a first serious watch, with budget being tight Christopher ward c63 is top of the list.

Great pod guys. As usual

Not sure if I should be more bothered by where you put Hublot or the SavageX advert that popped up below the comments. 😂. Great episode and nice to hear the team not being talked over when making their point. Have to agree on the Aqua Terra, the current pricing is 🧐compared to the Seamaster 300, but the latter is too big for my tastes, make one at 40mm and I would be interested.

Every week keeps getting better, loved this way of rating them. To Andrew, was recently in a cruiseship with Hublot shop. Definitely liked some of their watches. I think pricing is a bit high entry-ish level and more “normal” sizes should be offered, and maybe not that much hate

Genuine, considered and authentic conversation. The only thing holding this channel back is the attention span of our modern society.

The passion in Andrew's speech was real, and yeah you guys really ought to do a Seiko Mod episode. Great viewing as always!

Great episode! This reminded me of the Top Gear ‘Cool Wall’

Concerning Hublot, I agree with all three. But Andrew, especially, made a very good point, by bringing up the achievements and contributions that Hublot made to the watch industry. Sadly, the vast majority of "influencers" and/or "watch experts" focus exclusively on the negatives, because it's popular to hate that brand in particular and because it brings the views. Many people used to like Hublot, but then just followed the herd once Nico started blasting them. Many models are (horribly) overpriced, but the brand and their watches are not all bad.

A great episode is how price vs where it fits into a collection. In particular how a watch can hit a ceiling and then the watch is no longer a good deal or at the price point is not worth it as it’s place in your collection. Example steel submariner is great at 10k for a daily or beater on a high end collection and even higher end piece in a lower level collection. Gold bluesy is actually dressy and luxury enough to sustain a higher price and could fit as unique in both collections. Hulk with its color and ceramic bezel is also more luxury. Really interesting when a price vs where it sits in a collection would be very insightful for collectors. Cheers fellas!

Another great show guys, keep up that fuegoooo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

How do I get hold of the bamford g shock t shirt George is wearing? Love the show. Thanks for keeping me entertained during a very hard time.

Great entertaining video and debate. Love the channel. Some interesting call outs . I completely AGREE with : 1/George on IWC Ingenieur (under rated and hope to see it come back 2023) 2/Adrian on the Omega Aqua Terra. Lovely watch but it is over priced relative to the Diver 300 or Rolex OP. I also agree that Christopher Ward is great value. 3/Andrew on the Tudor Pelagius and Ranger (both over rated, agree with comment on the hands), as well as on Hublot (I agree it doesn’t deserve the unequivocal bashing). Andrew is the voice of reason! However IMHO the ‘rated’ categories conflate quality, originality, retail value, and obtainability/2nd hand value. Richard Mille and (at times) Hublot are high on originality but over priced at retail. Over priced but not over rated. The Daytona is high quality and reasonable price at retail…but excess demand has inflated the 2nd hand price. The new Patek Nautilus is low on originality but it’s still a beautiful high quality finished watch, just unobtainable and unaffordable. I wouldn’t say either are over rated or over priced at retail just poor value 2nd hand. The opposite to the Aqua Terra But If over rated = out of all proportion demand (+therefore 2nd hand price) then the best example is for specific dial variations. Eg the turquoise Rolex OP or Tiffany Nautilus.

I love the Chopard L.U.C. Pro One Diver, truly underrated in the world of dive watches. Containing the In-house Chopard L.U.C movement caliber 4.96 micro-rotor movement. Great video content!

Great point by Andrew on Hublot. Takes balls to say that! Love the content as always, as heated as this episode is. Keep it up!🎉

The Tudor Pelagos blue is an absolute classic and fantastic tool watch. I do prefer my Pelagos 39 as I believe it’s the submariner in Titanium. I sold my 41 Cermit & no date Subs and do not miss them. I believe my Sea Dwellers 16600 & 116600 are far superior & more iconic in esthetic & size.

Hublot is modern pop art in a watch form. This is so apparent when you step in their stores where they usually decorate the entire store with colourful paintings and fun shapes. It’s actually a blast to go in and see their watches that are made into incredible case shapes and with materials. As a guy who enjoys jewelries as much as I do watches, hublot is in a unique spot. I think, however, their watches that are (usually) less than 10k, have poor competitive market value compared to other brands that offer “bang for a buck” watches.

Love this video, Gents! Great choices and debate. 2 years ago I bought a C63 Elite and I love it. Well the crown slices my fingers, but it’s a small price for such a beautiful watch!

Marko (Swiss Watch Gang) owns a Hublot. In fact, he wore to Nico's house when he interviewed him. That's nuts for you.

Great show guys! Canadian here with a bit of an argument and something that may be a great topic for a future episode. In listening to your arguments, specifically on a first watch but can be applied to much as to recommendations, is regional considerations. Andrew thinks Tudor, with Adrian and George leaning For Tag. I think both are great but will say that until recently Tag Heuer in Canada has had a bit of stigma (a la Hublot) as more of a fashion brand. I think Tudor is more aspirational but think many of the Swatch brands here would be more fitting in Canada. A few years ago Omega would of been the #1 Choice but now likely Longines. I am not sure if our proximity to the USA is why these brands are more popular or it is more on price. Another Swatch brand and was not intentional, is Rado, who in Asia is very highly regarded but in North America is not really known. My first serious watch was a Zenith Stratos Striking ten with an exhibition back (less than 200 made, before they made the Felix Baumgartner commemorative solid case back) in Canada in 2015 this was a $11,500. Watch. Oddly I wanted to not be pretentious and show I was a connoisseur by purchasing an El Primero, over a Rolex, where at that price point, I could of easily. In hind sight I should of bought the Rolex. To agree with many of your arguments the hype for many watches is off putting, although I have come full circle and do think Rolex is an amazing product for its parts, which I think (like Adrian) the Explorer could be the perfect watch! As a side note I do have two Christopher Wards C63 (one is the GMT) and love them with just the two flags logo.

I agree with Andrew that over the years Hublot have made some amazing achievements with the use of materials but I think the hate started right at the start of the brand when they bring out the Classic Fusion with an ETA/Sellita movement in a RO/Nautilus style case with an overprice MSRP for a brand with no history/heritage. As for the Pelagos, I think its an under rated watch among the general public and over rated watch among enthusiast. I had the Pelagos LHD but sold it due to misaligned bezel and rattling endlinks at the lugs. I sent in to RSC and when it came back, the bezel was better but still slightly misaligned and the staff at RSC actually told me the endlinks were within tolerance and my bezel is actually much better than most of the Pelagos that was sent in... she explained that the bezel insert and bezel cannot be detached and therefore they can't remove the bezel insert to align it perfectly... The Tudor Ranger is definately over rated, its a very ugly watch IMO...

Love this podcast! And yess please do one with Seiko modding community 🥳

Great shout on Christopher Ward being underrated. Quite often they don’t make it into watch discussions. CW have made such an impact, not only do they produce great watches that continue to be refined, they also produce them in a variety of case sizes (all 20mm lug width) to cater for all.

Great episode, so many watches, so many opinions, that wot makes this work, definitely need therapy next week 👌🏻

Great episode fellas cheers 🍻

Nice to see some Doxa and Chopard love. Great episode!

the Aquaterra has the same movement as the Planet Ocean with 2 barrels and quick adjustment for the hour. The Seamaster has a simpler movement.

Great Ep gents. Couldn’t agree more about the Daytona…but I really want one! One underrated watch to add is the Patek 7234G Calatrava Pilot Travel Time. Trades well below retail and a future classic in my view.

love the episode. Love the content. Side note: anyone know where to get Andrews long sleeve shirt or brand? Just curious, TIA

I agree, give some props to Hublot, it must not undo the deserved criticism for brutal overpricing on the lower end models, a brand can do great and bad things at the same time. Also Hublot, in spirit, is comparable to Cartier. For the bread and butter models they are all about design design design and movement finishing and quality is secondary. For their high end models they practice genuine original high end watchmaking.

So agree with Adrian about the Aqua Terra. They priced themselves out from selling more of those then they do.

Great discussion, really enjoyed the power and the passion (as one great Aussie rock band used to say). I am a Rolex fan, but I had to agree with your treatment of the Explorer. Interesting that Grand Seiko didn't feature anywhere.

Love that Adrian is wearing a Seiko 5. I've heard so many watch reviewers say they love them, but it's the first time I've seen one actually wear one. Nice one, Adrian!

Gotta say it: I love my Tudor Ranger -it isn’t pretty, refined, or glamorous, but it holds up under the stress of a more outdoorsy lifestyle. Solid movement, okay lume, highly legible, and the accuracy is spot on. Throw the t-fit clasp in there, and it’s a great, all-weather beater.

Best EFFING watch channel ever!! The intro is bad ass, the music the RangeRover great vibe guZ

great episode!

Great episode as always. Loved the appearance of He-Man at 8 mins. Childhood flashback right there!

I have the CW63 shown and it’s everything you want for the money and then some. The best part of it is how slim it is. My auqaterra feels inches thick compared to the 63 and they look and do the exact same thing.

Absolute favorite episode so far, Andrew's flaming hot takes really made this one. Keep it up!

Guys, very entertaining, good talking points, love that you shot down the ex2. I do like the defence of Hublot, but at the end of the day, would you buy one??

...and hey guys, your work is great! plz more of that like best german watches, top 3 of dress, casual and dive and even more. thx men

Oris is very underrated, but most for me is Nomos. Then again so is JLC, or perhaps not underrated but ignored too much. 😎

I do agree with Andrew about first for hublot. Rolex touts all kinds of first but then so do other brands. So why is it not OK for the first to be a credit to hublot. So yes Andrew I whole heartedly agree with your choices. Besides the pelagos and ranger but that's another thing. RESPECT to you all. I love this channel and these videos. I'd rather love watches for the sake of being what they are. Not for the hype. And may I add. Adrian is wearing my favorite seiko 5 that I've ever seen. And I can't leave George out. I'm still waiting to get a Bamford edition watch. Ugh. I want one so bad.

Love the banter fellas!

Alleluia Andrew! I always thought the Pelagos looked like an oversized kid’s Flik Flak. I owned a Pelagos myself, and sold it after just two weeks once I saw this and couldn’t unsee it.

Definite shout to Rado for "attainable" coloured ceramic watches. I have the Anima and it's a complete sleeper.

Agree with Andrew. Hublot underrated and over hated. Same with Tag Heuer.

Best episode so far. Loved to see the personalities shine through.

big fan of your show. Thank you for all this information and entertainment. I have a question though, are the wall clocks real watches with mechanical movements? if yes where can we buy them? a wrist watch cost so much so I wonder if they are affordable or not! Thanks and cheers

"I've been talking about this brand alot"....Tag Heuer..."F*** off" - classic

It's like an episode just for me! I have a Polar Exp II, I have an Aqua Terra, and I have a Chris Ward Bel Canto (second round) on order! Some thoughts: My first nice watch was an Aqua Terra. I still have it and I love it. But I completely agree. It always bothered me that it was more expensive than the SMP 300. I bought it anyway because it was my favorite between the two. Best guess I can come up with for the price difference is A) it has a slightly better movement 8900 vs 8800, and B) the SMP 300 is most people's gateway into Omega. They want it to be an incredible value proposition compared to the Submariner and are willing to sacrifice some margin for it to be the gateway watch for the brand.

Totally onboard with George for an IWC Ingenieur re-issue. It's a banger of a piece that would fly out the door. Nice to see a shout out for both Doxa and Christopher Ward excellent quality at an exceptionally good value price. Keep up the good work Gents 😀😀😀

Would be really interesting to hear your opinions/analysis of Grand Seiko. Maybe even the same under/overrated watches within each brand. Could also be interesting to share analytica with us, say you do a underrated/overrated on rolex, how many views vs grand seiko, hublo episodes and so forth.

The discussions of this episode has had my emotions up and down. Andrew’s LUC may have been the one that looked the best in general, but the Christopher Ward is easily in my opinion is the most underrated. One of those watches I need to look more into.

Andrew, I agree with you on both Hublot and Chopard and funnily enough both brands boutiques are almost next door to each other here in Vienna. Hublots window always draws me with its watches made with different materials, they have a similar expensive sparkle like my Grand Seiko has and that sparkle is one of the things that makes a watch an event. As for Chopard, for me it’s old money, quiet class not only in their watches but also their ethical stance. Always a pleasure to look at.

You guys might be making the best content on watches on all of KZfaq. It's so much fun

great show as always, guys; Doxa deserves much more love and for some reason I feel like the general public has no idea of its rich history. Explorer II underrated? Adrian, please 😂

At the Mariana Trench right now. Profoundly exhilarating this. Hey gents 🎸

Absolutely love that Christopher Ward has come up in conversation.

You’re just hitting your stride. Keep going. Great episode.

Great ep guys! Good points on Hublot. Never heard of the Orlinski before this ep - it’s absolutely gorgeous. Would totally rock this watch. Anyone else convinced to give this brand another chance?

Yes Adrian!! So glad you brought Christopher Ward to the table. The CW C65 Aquitaine is my first mechanical. It’s stunning! The box sapphire crystal, the sapphire crystal bezel, the lume, the tool-less micro adjust bracelet! You did of course bring one of their more “boring” offerings in my opinion (😂) but you brought them and I’m so pleased! 😁💜

My favorite KZfaq channel. Cheers, mates!

Very very enjoyable episode. Underated: JLC, Habring Rated: Tudor, Omega Overrated: PP, AP

Great Great episode! Underated brands would be Oris and Sinn for me. Cheers!

First, I really don't see how you could say the Tudor Ranger was overrated when it was roundly criticized by every KZfaqr for being "boring". In my personal opinion it's underrated, because it's a watch that doesn't really reveal how great it is until you've worn it a while. I mean, by that rationale the Rolex Explorer is "boring" and Overrated. Esthetically, there's really no difference! Hublot? My disdain for Hublot comes from the early days of the brand. They took a fairly unexceptional watch, screwed a rubber strap on it and charged thousands more! Shoulda been less! If it was reasonably priced I wouldn't have a bad thing to say about them. Modern Hublot still overpriced, but at least they're bringing something to the table and they're playing in a sandbox where overpriced is the name of the game. Underrated? Eterna! Edox! Longines! Overrated? Hamilton Khaki!

The IWC Inge is somewhat underrated . I know GB loves it , I owned one but it was HEAVY as hell but the look was awesome. I wish they would bring it back thinner with an adjustable bracelet. Under rated wise I would say the speedy no no kidding I would say the Porsche top gun (the original pvd one with Lemania 5100)

Sweet Seiko 5 Adrian. Nice to see that true enthusiasm isnt bound by the price tag!

This was fun! And almost a bit scary. I feel like I know you better now.

i think post 2000s Rolexes are over rated simply because there are simply not as many dial variations to their watches as their vintage ones. On the other hand, Grand Seiko is really under rated, from their innovation of their spring drive and quartz movements to their beautiful dials and polishing, simply punching way above the price.

A great show as ever guys. TOTAL respect for Andrew for sticking up so passionately about the much maligned Hublot. You can question whether the price represents value for money, you can question its movement not being inhouse (in which case you'd have to question 80% of the Swiss watch brands but you CANNOT question it produces some gorgeous pieces and that the level of hatred for Hublot is totally unjust and based largely on the rants of an angry Dutch man and people just jump on his bandwagon. Other brands get more love for less achievement and less hatred for more wrongdoing. Have to also shout out to Paul Thorpe here who has stuck up for Hublot on many occasions on his streams

Very nice episode as always. imo oris big crown pointer date and nomos tangente are also underrated. And the mooosssttt rated watch ever is seamaster diver 300m :)

Brilliant show lads. Kudos to George on his honest and spot on analysis of RM. I’m sure if there was a decanter or two of Barolo, things wound have been spicier! …