Tim D Glad to heat it 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting.

TheShotenZenjin Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment 😊🙏 I agree with your point on Rolex and Bitcoin. And buying a watch because of some image one wants to achieve is only tragic to me...

That’s the best way to do it, I think. There are a lot of cool watches out there, in every price category. Thanks for watching and appreciate the thumbs up ❤️

Wow, that’s amazing. I’m really happy you liked the video, and your comment warms my heart man. Glad I’m doing something right 😊

Eddie de Beer Thanks man. This comment made my day 😊 Thank YOU for watching and commenting ❤️

I agree. Watching this on a Saturday morning, I really really enjoyed your video, it had interesting content (esp. since I had to sell my genuine Submariner a few years ago to lend the money to someone close to me and am thinking about buying the San Martin V3 homage), your honest opinion is valued, you style and gentle charisma is refreshing and it was just a perfect, perfect video. Bless you and your family during these distressing times! 👍🏻

I own the Steinhart Ocean GMT and the Davosa GMT quartz. Both great watches. No need to spend a lot of money for a great watch

Endo Thanks for watching and commenting. I’m really glad that you liked the video and I hope to deliver more videos of equal quality 😊 It means a lot to me that people actually like the stuff I put out. I’m with you in the emotional response. That’s probably the biggest factor when deciding to buy a watch.

Thank you, both for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it :) You can´t go wrong with the Steinhart, the value is hard to beat.

Wow, thank you for that wonderful comment. I truly appreciate it 🙏 Our hobby is full of snobs and people who judge others quite easily. And that’s a shame since there are truly magnificent watches in all price classes out there 🤩

Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks for watching my friend :) Glad the video could offer you some help :)

Thanks you and thanks for watching 🙏 Even though I made this comparison I’d have to choose Steinhart over a Pagani every day of the week. Don’t get me wrong, Pagani is fantastic for its price and for what you get, but there’s no denying you’re buying a more quality watch with the Steinhart. Better water resistance and great warranty and customer service is worth much in my eyes.

Thanks man :) This comment made my day

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏 The Pagani is great for everyday use and for the peace of mind that whatever happens to it, it’s only about $60 🤷‍♂️

I have a steinhart and just bought the ginault

Thank you sir 🙏 I like your comment and I will actually take it to heart and promise to talk more on the movements in coming videos 😊

Thanks man 😊 I really appreciate the comment and that you watched the video.

Thank you. I’m doing my best. 😊

Thanks for watching and commenting my friend 🙏 Yes, I’m really tired of the snobbery and people calling everything else “shitters”, except for Rolex, Patek and AP. I call it the Archie-Curse and I hate it 😂 The video was actually filmed in June so we’re over the pollen here as well 😊

Christian Wells Glad to heat you like the ORII 👍 And thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot 🙏

Thanks for watching and for the thumbs up :) I´m really not the right person to ask since I´m no expert in movements or the finishing of watches. If you want a Steinhart, then buy it regardless if it´s worth it or not. No watch is worth the money I paid for my Rolex, but I still bought it since my heart feels different things than my brain :)

Thanks Cary, I really appreciate the comment 🙏

Yeah, somehow they have that effect 😊 Thanks for watching.

Thanks man 😊 And thank you so much for watching and commenting 🙏 Ah, thank you for telling me that. Best thing about this hobby is that you learn something new every day. I actually owned a Ball a while ago. I have the review featured on the channel, but in Swedish 😞

Ball make very nice watches, thinking of picking one up. Their back story is interesting to.

Bob Mardigian Hi, thanks for watching 😊 Yeah, I saw a comment about that a couple of days ago. That’s cool! I really like Ball and hope to own one again someday soon 👍

The model that I strongly recommend is the Marvelight M. Not 904L but who cares? This is a 145 g date model with a slightly tapered bracelet. One of the most comfortable watches I own and, one of the best things about it, an 80 hour power reserve!

Bob Mardigian Cool! I’ll check that one out 👍

Hi :) Thank you for watching and commenting, it really means a lot to me :) I actually talk a bit about the differences between the watches, the movements, material used on steel, bezel, glas etc. In the end my point is that it doesn´t really matter how much a watch costs. If you want it then you want it. The price doesn´t matter since I buy with my heart. I point out that in several of these watches the same material is actually used, and still the price difference is steep. So basically, you pay a lot for the brand on the watch... As for the specific point of quality on the finishing I can never actually tell... Sure, if a watch is terribly finished I could see that, but I´m not looking at the macro-level that some KZfaqrs do. I have reviews out on all of these watches as specific videos on my channel so I didn´t want to make this video in the same vein as a reveiw :)

@@backintimewatches thank you for your reply. Do you think the overall quality of the davosa ternos is better then the steinhart? Some are saying the quality level of bracelet, bezel and movement is the same? What is your opinion? I thought the davosa has overall better quality and finishing on case + bracelet

@@Cloud19-OG My friend, it´s ME thanking YOU, not the other way around :) The Davosa vs. Steinhart video is actually coming out later this week :) I hope to answer all you questions in that video.

@@backintimewatches thank you! I just got my Davosa ternos 40mm yesterday, so I look really forward for your review. Subbed and activated the Bell :-)

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Chas Foster Haha, thanks man 😊 I really appreciate you watching and commenting. It means a lot to me.

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Great watches, but I didn’t own any San Martins when I made this video 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for watching 😊

Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏 I really appreciate the comment and I actually learned something new from it 👍 Now, to my explanation... This was not a comparison in the way of these six watches vs each other, winner takes all. This was only to show what you get at different price points. So my intention was never to find the “best” watch in every category, since they all have pros and cons. I did a full review of the Pagani in another video, and in that video I talk about the screwed links and water resistance. But somehow I didn’t feel it was necessary to talk in depth about the bracelet and screws in this video since it’s already a great watch for the money you pay. And I actually forgot the water resistance and confused it with Parnis. And I have actually read on several forums that the Pagani watches are not water resistant at all so who actually knows. Seems that someone has good luck and gets a water resistant Pagani, and someone doesn’t. Either way, iso-ratings and water resistance is not anything I find important when buying a watch and that’s why I don’t give it much time on this video. Most people don’t ever dive with their watches and those who do usually only do some mild snorkeling and nothing else. About the Ginault, I don’t actually think that it’s possible that a iso-certification can cost $800 so I don’t really know why the watch should be double the price of Davosa only because of iso... 🤷‍♂️ And about the NH35 vs 9015, you can do a quick googling and easily find that most actually prefer the 9015: “9015, by a lot. NH35A would be closer to an 8200 series Miyota. The 9015 is flatter and a good bit more accurate out of the box. (-10 to +30 for the 9015, -20 to +40 for the NH35.)” “Yuge fan of the 9015, my favorite movement, head and shoulders above the NH and Also the 6r15. The 9015 is thinner, lighter and has a higher and smoother beat rate, no brainer.” “The NH35 is a 7S26 with a hacking arm. The 7S26 is used in the Seiko 5, Seiko's cheapest and almost disposable watch. Other than the Invicta, there are no disposable watches with the 9015 in it.” And I have had similar experiences with these two movements so I actually prefer the Miyota. But to each his own 😊 Thank you again for your comment.

@@backintimewatches don't the miyotas make a hell in of a noise? I heard one on a voice & though ,' ouch!' Btw, my SKX is an ISO certified diver & didn't cost alot then. Where's the proof about the Pagani nit having actual NH35s? Cheers.

Thanks Michel. I honestly don’t know why all people don’t do the same. There are great watches in all price categories 😊

Nice to hear that you have a good sense of humor 😂 But did I actually say that? Did I say more recognized? I know I said they’ve been around for a longer time , which they have, but I can’t remember saying that they are more recognized... If I did, please tell me where in the video. You’re right, they’re absolutely not. Partly because of the controversy. But if I didn’t... Shame on you 😉 Thanks for watching 🙏

Glad you have not then! Be careful, since having so much fun obviously...

You’re absolutely right 😊 But that is only correct if you’re lucky enough to buy the Rolex at an AD and for the listed price. If you’re like me, and have zero chance to get on any Rolex waiting list, and you have to pay the insane premium on the grey market, then I actually don’t know what will happen with the price in the long run 🤷‍♂️ Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🙏

invisuu Thanks 🙏 Yes, my parents are from Skopje in Macedonia and they came to Sweden in the 70’s. I was born in Sweden and have actually only been down there twice, one visit to Macedonia when I was a kid and one visit to Croatia where my aunt has a house. I have some family in Macedonia, uncle, aunt, cousins etc. My aunt actually works as a judge in the Supreme Court and my cousin is a lawyer and yes, Steinhart would be an significant expense for them as well. It’s funny, we were actually talking about this yesterday, me and my brother and father. I’m sorry to hear that it’s shit down there. We actually talk a lot with our kids about that. That they should be happy that they live here and that it doesn’t look the same all over the world. The one thing I always found quite strange with the lifestyle down there is that even though a Steinhart would be an significant expense to my cousin, people down there are always out, eating and drinking at bars and cafés, driving fairly nice and new cars etc. I don’t get the equation 😊 Where exactly are you from? Anyway, I really appreciate that you watched my video and your comment 👍

@@backintimewatches Oh yeah, please don't get me wrong, people are very nice, but then again so are Swedes, I'm sure. I personally live very modestly with my family, we go out to eat maybe a couple of times a year, mostly for anniversaries or birthdays, and we have 1 nearly 20 years old car that breaks down about 10 times a year. I just really dislike diaspora that are all like "yes kids, you now live in , but where you come from is the best country in the world!" I'm from Slovenia, the richest of ex-yugo countries I suppose, but the disparity between us and western Europe is still an order of magnitude, I'd say. I guess I just wanted to tell you I'm happy for you for having a nice(r) life, no harm intended, so please don't take it as such :) and that BLRO is absolutely amazing. If I had one, I wouldn't even think of Submariner, as BLRO is just a flat out better watch. Do you wear it in school? Do you get any negative remarks for it?

Thanks for watching and commenting :) Nah, I really hate fakes and replicas and the whole business behind them. With homage-watches you at least know that the company is a legal, registrated company that have employes, pay them salarys and pay taxes etc. And it´s not almost identical :) Watch Bark 6 Jacks video where he compares a high end replica to the real deal. Sure, it might look similar, but it´s like putting lipstick on a pig, it doesn´t change the fact that its still a pig :)

Thanks for watching and commenting 😊 But no 😂 I’ve owned a couple of Zelos, have some videos of them on the channel and two videos on the way. And they are really cool watches but bullet proof? Nah man. Sorry. They’re good but not better than anything else. And when it comes to looks, that’s all in the eye of the beholder 👍 The Pagani is a great watch, but honestly it’s nowhere near the quality and finish of the Steinhart or Davosa. It’s impressive for it’s price, but I would never pay $400 for it. It’s not easy to see the difference between it and the other watches here but when you have them all in front of you, like I do here, you feel the difference.

Only new to your channel keep up the good work

Poorly? Man, I thought that was hollywood-grade editing :)

maybe his wife is the big earner... he's in Sweden where teachers are better paid than USA or UK.

Hahaha, ok buddy 👍😂