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Yo bro great great job but there was a mistake in 6:24 it’s foundation. But big up the channel on the 400 thousand subscribers!!

RB always chasing the best chronos sponsor by Rolex!!

@@kuber5987 because what, the IPhone is a microwave?

@@kuber5987 an iPhone is still a phone ..

Everybody who can't afford a Rolex isn't important enough to know the time anyway.

@@kuber5987 i own a rolex and uses samsung. Your point??

You guys act like Rolex is some kind of ultra premium watch brand...but it isn't, especially when compared to a brand like Patek Philippe.

Which is really odd considering their history as a working class brand. Which it really still is. Watch enthusiasts and wealthy people are probably far more likely to go for one of the traditional big three: Vacheron Constantin, Patek Phillipe, and Audemars Piguet. Or maybe even A. Lange & Söhne.

@@DirtyPoul you do know how much a Rolex costs, right? Just looking at Britain, the rich who watch EPL and can afford a Rolex are also probably golf, tennis, F1 fans. One more thing: a lot of footballers go pro as teens and aren’t very educated and get in trouble off the pitch. Not people Rolex wants to be paying millions to.

@@WestCoastAce27 Until around the 80s, Rolex sold for a few hundred euros/pounds/dollars new. It's only quite recently that they've branded themselves as a premium watch, and while they're quite expensive, their entry level models are nowhere near the price of the big three. Patek Phillipe especially is in another league when it comes to the absolute premium. 8 of the 10 most expensive watches ever sold are PP, and 85 of the 114 watches sold for more than 1.5 million USD are PP. Rolex manages 2 and 17, respectively, despite being a far bigger brand name. I'm not saying Rolex is bad or cheap. I certainly can't afford one in a way that would be comfortable. I'm just saying that they're not the most sought after brand among watch enthusiasts.

@@DirtyPoul but Rolex got the HYPE

@@DirtyPoul I've never heard of those "big 3 brands" until you mentioned them, just checked them out they're incredibly expensive, but Rolex seems to be more well known as a "watch for the rich" to most people than any of those other brands you mentioned.

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The German accent makes it better

The jermans

Makes me feel clever😂

@@YA_Kurd It's pronounced "Ze Jermans" ♠ LOL

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Da fuck what is this lol

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FUCKING FUCKING WHAT IS IT???

nice observation :)

So? Football has timekeeping too

To be fair timekeeping is like important on all sports

@@FF-oo8nz timekeeping in football isn’t about being hyper exact. With formula 1 the difference between winning can be a thousandth of a second with a car. In football? A clock could be 0.5 seconds off and it would make no difference. Heck, it could be 2-5 seconds off over a game and likely little would change on average in games. If you are a precision brand, would you rather be associated with a sport needing extreme precision or a sport where hyper precise time is not thought about. Clocks in football don’t have decimal places, motor sports have at least 3

@@charliebingaman571 oh yeah i forgot. Miliseconds make a huge difference in tennis too

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Didn't expect you here.

Real Engineering x Athletic Interest. I see a future video about stadiums or something 🙌

Same with tennis.

I haven't watched the video but I assume the answer is exactly what you say. Football is a working class sport, whereas tennis, F1, etc are middle and upper class sports. Therefore there's little point marketing towards football fans, and in the minds of the fucking creepy class-fascist weirdos who manage their advertising department it'd probably 'sully the brand'.

@The Sprawl by football did you mean soccer?

@@whatislifebuttheenjoymento3405 by socer you mean football?

@@frisianprideworldwide uggg!

We have the same name nice 😊

This coment is Rolex 😄🤙

Well said 😂

i see what you did there- the quality of work makes me *watch* all of it

I'm the opposite! I don't watch or particularly care for football but love these types of videos which are well presented here

And He's Swiss, a fellow country man

@@simonmugoda okey, sure he is swiss so Rolex have more reason for chosen him but not only because of his nationality. Roger Federer is the celebrity who received the most money from advertising contracts and brands (equal to the total amount of advertising money, of Messi + cr7 + Nerymar = 100M USD) according to Forbes 2020 with more than 100M USD. Typically, Federer is the first ever global brand ambassador of Moet&Chandon (champagne) and also global brand ambassador of Rimowa (luxury luggage), these are two brands of the LVMH group from France. Besides Federer is the global brand ambassador of Mercedes (German brand), he participated in the promotion S Class Benz. Federer is also the global brand ambassador of the leading pasta brand Barilla (Italian brand). Federer receives 30M USD annually (30M USD per year, 300M USD in total 10 years) from Asian clothing brand - Uniqlo for 10 consecutive years (2018-2028). So there have been many articles saying that he is like a global citizen. Not only Swiss brands but many big brands in the world choose him over other popular names. Federer is always the one that brands use to show off extremely impressive and prominent advertising images in campaigns, there is even a section dedicated to Federer.

@@chauphan8377 2028? That's even long after Federer will eventually retire. I wonder what plans Uniqlo have for him in that time, considering that joining the ATP Champions Tour isn't a secure option after all of his knee surgeries.

@@pabloski10k For Uniqlo, it’s not a sports performance brand, and is their motivation purely about brand exposure, or is it trying to expand its target market reach into sports-mad fans and over around the world with his lifestyle. Federer is a tennis billionaire (only three or four athletes have ever been billionaires), and most of his income comes from sponsorships with brands. Therefore, what Uniqlo is aiming for is not only during the years when Federer plays on the courts but also to use Federer's image to bring Uniqlo further in the sports world. Especially Federer is a close friend of Vogue editor-in-chief - Anna Wintour, when he retires he will most likely join the fashion industry, he has attended shows of Louis Vuttion, Oscar de la Renta, ...Even after becoming the global ambassador of Moet&Chadon, he became friends with Bernard Arnault - the chairman and chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton SE, the world's largest luxury goods company. So I think Uniqlo's strategy in selecting Federer is to aim for his global influence.

@@chauphan8377 Now I understand. The thing is to think BEYOND the world of sport to realize things like this. Thanks for all the info. And BTW... yes. Currently, there are only 4 Billionaire athletes in the entire world: Federer, Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Floyd Maywheater.

essere Ferrari

They also do the same for the 24h of Daytona, which is cool

@@Starfire_Storm With Daytona it's so much that I just call it "the Rolex" for short. They've embedded themselves in that event longer than anybody else, even named the watch after it.

Wasn't Rolex Daytona made so the racers back in the day could calculate important stuff

I think Heuer/Tag Heuer are more associated with Le Mans because of the Steve McQueen movie.

Rolex also sponsors Yacht racing, which is also pretty extreme.

Damn....

Louis Vuitton is at 335 billion

Laughs in LV

@@Chadabi lvmh is a massive conglomerate and doesn't just produce one product so not really comparable

@@ksomar1 I said It because he said "for a product that no one even needs". All those products are pure luxury as well.

in the age of mass production, cheaper watches can be equally or even better than rolexes. they stop selling watches a long time ago, they now sell status. the time-telling- machine part of it is just a little bonus.

No one said they are the best lol. An apple watch is perfectly accurate, syncing with the internet time live. Rolex makes VERY good mechanical movements that are Swiss chronometer verified meaning that they make some of the best non-electric movements on the planet with amazing accuracy. Your comment is very naive.

@@ItsThatMilkshake nah the best movements are elsewhere

⁠@@bobafett4457”some of the best..” he’s is correct

Exactly my thoughts as well :)

Verstappen is 24 this year, while Vettel won it when he was 23. So if Verstappen won the championship this year he won't be youngest anyway

@@rafifbanisandya6628 Lewis wins this year.

@@seriousone44 Let's gooo! Sprint race very soon Monza. Mercedes 1-2

@@mountainman6172 LMAO

It's funny because Forbes it's right there on the list when he's talking about that.

​I would say Cartier is considered as a jewelry brand. Yes they do have a watch line, but i would say mostly people think of chains or earrings when they hear the name Cartier. The same goes for the luxury brand Chopard. Therefore the he is right about saying Rolex is the only watch brand on Forbes list. Rolex is only famous for watches. Cartier is famous for watches, but even more famous for expensive jewelry! What do you think? Best regards

Cartier isn’t exclusive to watches

@@felixvonnobbe3540 You two^ are really grasping at straws. While Cartier is known for their non-watch jewelry, they're also known for their watches. This isn't Nike or Adidas putting out a plastic Chinese watch with their logo on it. Cartier is a legit watch company, and is credited with creating the _modern_ wristwatch.

@@felixvonnobbe3540 Cartier started as a clock/watch-maker, created the modern wrist-watch for Santos-Dumont and has never stopped making incredible watches. It is a watch company.

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to be fair Cartier is more known for their jewelry than watches

@@mistermood4164 they're still a major watchmaker and have an amazing history in watches

@@lucioledizerot196 I agree but I'm willing to bet that most of their revenue comes from the jewelry part of the business rather than the time piece business.

@@mistermood4164 sure! But they're still a watchmaker

If rolex is luxurious Patek is extra Luxury

May I ask what studies you're doing ? I've never heard of someone who studies sport, science and management at the same time

Can you brief about the course that you are studying!

You look like the hispanic child of Mike Tyson and Bruce Lee

jordan nike is no1

Deluded??

Jordan - Nike is No. 1 considering how Jordan's image helped Nike on being the largest & richest sporting brand in the world. Not to mention, Jordan has its own brand within Nike, no other athlete has that. A huge chunk of Jordan's $2B+ net worth is through Nike.

Wt f are you talking about, Jordan Nike being second?? Lol

Do these fools realize you said in your head

"is so true" is a bit of an exageration when all you can be sure of is just that this happened to you.

@@notproplayer3649 What a huge showoff. Go back to your yacht.

Puma is the only one I can think of which is interested

Thank you, Ibrahim! 🙂

Thank you!

its very easy to become a not for profit in switzerland

Its a retro brand like Fila, its always been there somewhere

Out of nowhere? They made some of the most iconic kits when I was a kid in the 80s. Denmark. Tottenham Hotspur, Coventry when they won the FA cup.

@@danpreston564 Yeah fair enough, just in my (short) lifetime I haven’t seen them with many deals at all

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Lmao

Doing what looks like a rather dubious salute

Good one 😅

I got there quicker than a Mercedes Monaco pit stop

@@NathanCruzel hahaha

@@NathanCruzel That's is as fast as Nikita Mazepin, Mahaveer Ragunathan, and Alessio Deledda

I got here quicker than george's spa qualifying lap

Same😁

Dd you love because you relate to it more

You look like the answer to the question: How would Kim Jong Un look if he was thin and part of an unsuccessful K-pop band?

its just like Gucci and other fashion brands, and even apple. it sells you a product that isnt actually worth a fortune but convinces you that it shows to the others that you have so much disposable income that you can squander in something very expensive that you dont actually need or can find much more cheaper, because that apeals to the very human nature of showing of in order to be found more atractive to the eyes of possible mates, in order to pass on your genes to the next generation. this is just like the european nobility that started to have huge gardens with grass to show that they were so rich that they could have all that land producing only grass.

Having worked ok both, omega has the better watches these days, no doubt.

I love the Seamasters.

Thanks! Yes, most of it is After Effects.

Hey... it's still a Rolex. Maybe go wack off to that handmade brand which no one's ever heard of in your home, right?

You look like a younger version of Pac-Man when he was still balding and going through a hipster phase

You look like a good argument for a lesbian woman to remain lesbian