Do Oris you monster.

Thanks for mentioning the Tissot Gentleman. Actually there are more than a few Tissot models that exude the luxury vibe without totally destroying the budget. Those vintage inspired chronographs are stunning. Your content and presentation are both brilliantly done! 🥃

Fantastic trip through the entry into each brand / level and what to expect. You mentioned a part 2, maybe covering a nice Tag, Oris, etc, many more out there 😊

OMG, Britt, another great video! While you're Jonesing on the Hamiltons, don't miss out on the Khaki Field Titanium, which comes in 38 or 42 mm (I know you'd love the 38). My friend got one a few weeks ago and he claims that it lost just 2 seconds in an entire week! As always, thanks for the excellent content! 👋😃⌚👍

I bought the Seiko sports GMT recently and I absolutely love it, took it on holiday, never took it off, swam with it in the sea, lounged by the pool then went out for dinner in it, suited all occasions, and despite taking other dressier watches I never felt like wearing them, the Seiko just worked perfectly.

Great choices. Especially the Longines.

Nicely done. Just added a Squale 1521 as entry point to my existing collection. Just under $1K but great vintage diver look, nice finish including rotating bezel click click sound. Most importantly in my eyes, I was captivated by the founder Charles Von Buren dedication to develop the best pro diving tool in the early 70, working with free diver legends like Jacques Mayol and Enzo Maiorca.

Christopher Ward would be a great addition to this list. Great video! The vibes are like a warm blanket on a cold winter day

Britt!! You have me pondering about what is entry level to me. I think I understand your reasoning for those watches above 5,000, being the specific models are entry level vice the brands. It took a couple of cups of coffee to realize what you presented. I do love a thought provoking video. Thanks and Long Live the Cult(s) and 4:30 Date windows!!

Britt, just wanna say I've started watching through your episodes, and you're fantastic! Your natural ease in front of the camera is delightful, along with your passion and enthusiasm. And, not to make you self conscious of it, but your use of the coffee cup is low key brilliant. It gives you this two-friends-hanging-out energy that works beautifully. Awesome! Cheers:)

I wanted the most watch for my money in the luxury segment and decided that a top-end Tissot was better than a bottom-end Longines. The watch I chose was the Tissot Seastar 2000 and if you happen to check out the specs, it's basically an Omega Planet Ocean for 1/8th the price. It literally out-specs every single dive watch below the specs of the Planet Ocean including the Mido Ocean Star, Rado Captain Cook, Hamilton Khaki Diver, Glashutte Original SeaQ, TAG-Heuer Aquaracer, Breitling Superocean, Oris Aquis, Omega Seamaster and Rolex Submariner despite costing way less.

Starting the video from 1,000GBP- I thought it was too much. Now at the end of the video, I am like, ok, I can spend 25,000GBP

Wearing my railmaster denim while watching video. This is a must see watch in the metal. Nice to get a shout out-thanks Britt

"You really can't argue with the PRX" Well I can The powermatic 80 uses plastic parts and is not repairable or serviceable. It's essentially a disposable watch. It's either a new movement or the bin. This is one of the few times I'd say get the quartz rather than the auto. You're still buggered if it fails but you've lost a lot less money

Loved watching this. Today by coincidence I bought a Hamilton Khaki Field Blue Dial titanium. It’s 42mm but only 11.5mm thick. Looks amazing on my 7’ wrist. Thanks for all the content and humour 😊.

Oris rocks big time

I bought new Breitling SuperOcean 3 months ago and I never go out without it and it is extremely accurate being Chronometer.

Great video! I would love to see a watch brand ranking based on their entry models, which ones are good value for price and which ones are overpriced.

I would have called it most accessible offering versus entry level. Just because most people think cheap when they hear entry level. Pretty much outside of Casio, Seiko, Citizen any of the big boy watches don’t really offer entry level. A 3K Breitling is still a damn fine luxury watch. But I see where you’re coming from etc. The Omega Railmaster is a great entry point into Omega. I have one, and it is fantastic. Beautiful, refined, and wets the appetite for Omega.

God damn it, every time i watch watch youtubers i end up buying a watch

TIMEX Expedition would have been a great addition to a “Entry Level” video: Titanium + 200m WR + a great looking watch at a very responsible entry level price!

I love your videos, Britt. Really funny and informative at the same time. You inspired me to get my grail, Explorer 124270

I shouldn't say this because I want them all myself, but second hand/vintage. You mentioned Hamilton, I used to have a Piping Rock quartz reissue. Longines, I like the sector dial watch, might be still under 2Gs? I'm wearing a Thorn tuxedo dial right now, like one that Longines did, but Omega invented the tuxedo dial, not a Longines original design. I'm glad you pronounced Omega as Omega and not Omeeega, they should give you a free watch for that ☺

As much as I love the Spirit Zulu Time... because I have one... I think a better entry to Longines is the new mechanical Conquest at $2000. I haven't seen one in person, but it's stunning in pictures. And that brown dial version...

if we define luxury as something that is beyond strict necessity, then any watch is a luxury item. To my budget, a modest Seiko pressage is a high end watch.

*For most buyers of the expensive marques, I don’t believe “entry level” applies in the way it likely does for the Casio Timex customers. For many wearers of a Rolex, Omega and similar, getting one is the final level. The Rolex OP wearer stays there, s/he doesn’t trade up or add to a collection with more expensive, greater complication models the way enthusiasts & WIS nerds (such as myself) often and continuously do.*

A full railmaster video would be awesome. Such an overlooked watch from mainstream KZfaq

Sinn 104. It's simply wunderbar!

Nice vid Britt. Tag heuer, midas and Oris are also really perfect entry level watches.

u got me back into watches ty

A pretty comprehensive buyer's guide. Thanx Gring!

Love your channel. You realize watches are fun. A lot of watch videos make it sound as if Rolex could end world hunger. Congrats on sneaking up on 100k subscribers

Interesting selection. Suggestion: do this same video but focus on independents, smaller brands, and/ or micros. Thinking along the lines of Minase, Chronoswiss, Horage, CW, Cuervo y Sobrinos, etc.....

Missed out Christopher Ward, but also Bremont 👍🏻

Underrated pick for entry level but Glycine! the Airpilot is an excellent quartz chronograph for the money

You can talk about carpet; I’ll still watch. Love your videos, Britt.

I go the vintage route and have a great watchmaker service them. I love the depreciation and skip the inflation.

Great vid Britt but please do a part 2 with other brands like Certina, Mido, DOXA etc

I have a few suggestions that perhaps you overlooked. Baltic, Traska, Wise, Christopher Ward, Seiko Alpanist, Oris and of course I am a huge Breguet fan

You’re forgiven by this Omega Fan! Great video!

Some great choices there from you. Sinn deserves a mention with the 556 , but, as you say how longs the list.

Well Britt, you might be surprised but this video is where you catch your unique perfect tone in content creation, just lovely! Greetings from Istanbul

This is a tough topic to address because "entry level" offerings can compromise expectations, especially when complications are concerned.

The heritage line from Tissot is so underrated

I like your list! I have the PRX Quartz, Overseas Black dial, Modded seiko Batman. Great minds think alike

I wanted the most watch for my money in the luxury segment and decided that a top-end Tissot was better than a bottom-end Longines. The watch I chose was the Tissot Seastar 2000 and if you happen to check out the specs, it's basically an Omega Planet Ocean for 1/8th the price. It literally out-specs every single dive watch below the specs of the Planet Ocean including the Mido Ocean Star, Tudor Black Bay. Rado Captain Cook, Hamilton Khaki Diver, Longines Hydroconquest, Glashutte Original SeaQ, TAG-Heuer Aquaracer, Breitling Ocean Master, Oris Aquis, Omega Seamaster and Rolex Submariner despite costing way less. If I hadn't bought it, I would be regretting it today. Fortunately, I knew that at the time and didn't hesitate. I would recommend checking it out to anyone but do keep in mind that it's big at 46mm (rivalling the Bulova Lunar Pilot and Invicta Grand Diver) but if you have flat, slab-shaped wrists like mine, it's absolutely perfect and a must-have.

Well done Britt, I didn’t think you would hit all the good ones, all the ones i would pick but you did 😊

Hey there Britt, what a great video, loved the way you edited this one 🤩👍🏻 Great options for entry level watches. Maybe I would also add the Christopher Ward - The Twelve as a great allround starter into the luxury watch world. Cheers Britt, looking forward to the Halloween 🎃 live show 🥳

Great video as always :) one of my favorite watch brands you missed was F.P. Journe! Loved it regardless

Thank you for giving the Railmaster a shout out. It is criminally underrated. I bought my Denim dial grey market from Japan and for $3150 CAD, you can’t name a better watch for what it is and price.

Great video. Love that Spring Drive Grand Seiko. I mean I really really love it! I think my entry level to the brand though would be their quartz GMT.

Mad respect for adding the Railmaster! Btw, I forget you due time constraints but you didnt include Zenith or Oris.

I'm reminded that one man's bread is another man's poison. Once a watch creeps up past, say, 1500 (pounds or dollars), I can't consider them "entry level". Mentally, I live on the value sigmoid curve and know I'm only getting minute incremental gains (in looks, function etc) for lots more dollars and honestly, for me, a lot less enjoyment! I'd worry all the time about any high end item (watch, pen, car etc). I'm very happy sporting my entry level Hamilton Khaki Field!

Anyone like citizen watches? Just got my first watch for Christmas and I absolutely love it ( I picked it) it's the Citizen BH5001-56H. For me it's comfy, clean and simple I can't wait to get more watches to the collection 😄

for Longines.... I would recommend the conquest/Hydro conquest lines too...

I like the new Longines Hydroconquest GMT 39mm, seriously considering getting one

Something to think about! I mean, of course I want ALS, Patek, VC, Breguet...and Rolex, however, you gotta start somewhere! Thank you for posting.

Don’t denigrate your opinions! You are humble and create fun content!

Great video, love your selections - thanks for sharing !

Missed Tag! It was my first luxury watch (aquaracer) and would love to see you talk more about Tag :)

Your correct, entry level means entry level price point for the brand that gets you into one of their watches. I have the Seiko 5 GMT, and the Seamaster, both are fantastic watches.

What a nice selection of watches 😎🙌🏻.

This video is SOOO AWESOME!!

Brit I’m a fan because you give original thoughts and perspectives that said I was hoping you would have excluded some of the easy usual suspects and introduced us to up and coming micro brands I look forward to your efforts on this side of the industry

congratulations on your video. The production is excellent and the content very interesting.

Great video. To know what is luxury you have to start from the opposite of luxury - necessity.

Presage was my first ever automatic srpb44j1 margarita absolutely gorgeous and still have it

A Lange is my personal favourite brand out of everything 👏👏👏

Another fun video! what is the song at the start of the speed round?

Awesome job 💐🤠

Loved this video ❤

Britt, I just saw the add you did with Christopher Ward! 10/10, very good stuff.

Like Seiko 5, PRX has no screw down crown despite 100m water resistant. If one were to wind it daily, will the water resistant be compromised? So it is not considered suitable as a daily swimming watch. Unlike Casio which has no winding required.

OK. I just HAD to look up the word "whip" in the context you used it in. This is new to me. So very STREET of you! Impressive! Is that photo of your actual bicycle? If so, what are the specs? Looks like a nice ride! (Seriously, I'm a bicycle enthusiast, even if not an expert.) BTW, I commented on the watches on Patreon. In summary, I have 5 Tissots!

favourite Brit video to date......so much useful intel that is actually actionable because we aren't all buying a Rolex

Omega Speedmaster man on the moon is a great entry level watch. You can build your collection from there

1. Great choice of watches. 2. Great choice of background music. 3. What's all this concern about the length of the video!? I wouldn't mind watching you talk about watches for 20 minutes or more! Cheers! //Rick

Oris Big Crown Pointer Date is a great option, too!

Great video Brittany, thank you. Oh that Patek 6119R. And the VC Overseas. And the PRX. Yep you picked some good ones 🙂👍. No jingle for Pope Tier Patrons? Oh: heart shaped bubbles, yeah that's pretty good, they should be happy.

Great video. I owned the Longines Zulu Time and Seiko SSK003. So, my taste is not bad.

I love your love for the OP I love it’s minimalism & no date complication My dream watch is the Green OP 36 or 41. I’m also a fan of Nomos Glashutte in case I never get the call for the OP I’ll go Nomos

I love my Tissot Gentleman but my crown got very hard to turn after 4 months, sent in for a warranty repair and they did nothing. Back in it goes 🤷🏻‍♂️

Love the Railmaster, under the radar and robust

Breguet Classique ? Could it be considered ? Love your website.

Love the video! Just great! I would mention Certina and Oris

I’m only halfway through the video, but want to say I DESPERATELY want a Tudor 1926. My dad has been a Seiko wearer as long as I can remember, and my current daily driver is a Prospex Diver. But I tried on a 1926 and a Ranger and I am dying for the chance to snag either one in the next year or so.

Was surprised not to see Oris on this list.

I recently found my Grandfather's eterna-matic Centenair 61. I'd never heard of them and it turns out they started ETA; movements we see today in a lot of big brands like Longines, Omega, Breitling, Tag, etc. Eterna also has its own collection of luxury Swiss made watches. I like a number of their eternity collection of watches.

SBGW231 is the entry level for GS... and it is oh so beautiful!

Really want to get a Tudor prince date day with a blue dial recently, people around me all say I should get a Rolex day-date instead. I already have a 118138 and I really do need a more everyday watch. Is a prince date day a good watch to get?

Great information. Just wondering why anyone would argue with a watch?

Maybe should retitle 16 cool entry level watches from favorite brands and remove the word “luxury” since the word luxury means different things to different people? Anyway as always still enjoyed your video! Keep up the great work ❤

If they didn’t sell out almost immediately, studio underdog would definitely be on my list.

@brittpearce what are your thoughts on Oris?

I love my daily wear PRK Powermatic80 40mm light blue dial!!!!

Great video!

cool sweater!

if ur a beginner planning to buy just one watch to wear for the rest of your life, buy a speedy.

I feel like you could do an entire series of videos just to cover the watches that commenters say you missed. 🤣 Great video, Brittany. 👍😎

“One day when I win the lottery” is my spirit animal moment 🤣