10 Watches I'd Wear ALL THE TIME
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Hello watch lovers! Now, if you plan to at some point just go about your day, then good news!
I've got the perfect watch for you, because in this video I'll be rounding up 10 of the
ultimate everyday watches. Whether your day includes board rooms or green rooms or tap
rooms and panic rooms, these watches are perfect to suit any occasion and any style. I've got Rolex,
Omega, Breitling and more. So, let's just get straight into it.
Starting with a watch that combines both beauty and wearability with summertime trees. With its
textured dial inspired by the greenery of the highland birch forests near the Grand Seiko
studios in Japan, this Grand Seiko Green Birch High Beat watch is as elegant and sporty as
watches get. Imbued with all the Japanese watchmaking expertise, craftsmanship and pride
in their natural surroundings, as can be squeezed into a watch, and it looks cool too. That's the
main thing. It's part of the Evolution 9 collection and it wears comfortably with a 40 millimeter
diameter stainless steel case with curvaceous lugs and a mix of brushed and polished surfaces.
While on the green birch dial there's prominent hands and markers that are polished to a mirror
finish. And then inside is a Grand Seiko high-end high beat caliber, the 9SA5, with an 80 hour power
reserve, dual impulse escapement, free sprung balance, horizontal gear train, all that good
stuff. You can snap up a green birch for around £8,000 pre-owned. This is the Longines Conquest
Chronograph, a perfect everyday watch bragging the triple triad of horological performance,
sporty elegance and casual wearability. With a sunburst champagne face that contrasts beautifully
against the deep black of the sub-dials and ceramic tachymetric bezel and a ring of black
outlining it all for a cohesive and legible dial. It wears comfortably even in the slightly larger
42 millimeter case size and here the rubber strap helps it hug even smaller wrists like mine. This
Conquest Chronograph is powered by an exclusive Longines caliber and equipped with a silicon
balance spring. Now silicon components are optimum for precise timekeeping because pesky magnets
can't hurt them. And the whole thing gets a useful 100 meters of water resistance. This is another
belter from Longines and an awesome entry-level chronograph watch for any occasion. This one costs
around £2,000 pre-owned. Now we have something a bit special from Tudor. This is the Black Bay
Chrono Carbon 25. In a limited edition of just 2,025 pieces this watch celebrates Tudor's
partnership with the Racing Bulls F1 team. Now if you're not particularly into F1 then you can just
ignore that this watch's aesthetics pay homage to the livery of the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula
One team car because nevertheless the association makes for a stunning looking watch. You've got the
crisp go fast white dial accented by the go faster blue scale around the outer edge while
the chronograph sub-dials are made to match the case end links and bezel and are entirely forged
in carbon fiber. Then you get the screw down pushers and case back in titanium with a PVD finish
to match the matte grey of the case for an overall low-key uniformity that really contrasts with the
brightness of the dial. So this is not only an eye-catching watch but thanks to the use of carbon
fiber it's also lightweight and extremely durable too. Now due to its limited production and very
good looks this watch costs a bit more than your average Tudor at just under £8,000 pre-owned.
Next we have this Omega Speedmaster Two Counters Pilot and it has cockpit inspired stylings and
flashes of dazzling yellow and orange on the grained matte black dial. There's what looks like
a representation of an aviation altitude indicator on the nine o'clock small seconds display but
Omega actually states that it's a target slash sight indicator. So let's get that squared away
and the three o'clock sub-dial is actually a twofer with a small white hand to record the
chronograph hours up to 12 and then a triangular matte orange hand to record the minutes with the
first three accented on the counter in orange to look like a burn rate indicator. Then there's a
metallicy outer ring punctuated with blocks of pure superluminova for the glow-in-the-dark
hour markers and then a central second hand with a varnished orange airplane tip completes the
pilot's look. Now this one is 40.85 millimetres but on the wrist it wears very much like a watch
that's just shy of 41 millimetres. The case is brushed stainless steel here with the more retro
style flat link bracelet and so you get a conservative classic chronograph that is the
Speedmaster but with a bit of colourful flair. Pretty cool! This flight qualified Speedmaster
costs around £7,000 pre-owned and speaking of flight qualified this is the IWC Pilot's Watch
Chronograph 41 Top Gun Miramar. Now Miramar meaning sea view refers to the place in San Diego,
California which is home to the Marine Corps Air Station and was once home to the Top Gun training
program for those hotshot pilots. It's also the name given to the light blue colour we see here
on this IWC inspired by the same light blue as the t-shirts that the Top Gun instructors wear
under their flight suits. So from the colours of Top Gun range this watch comes with a coloured
ceramic case and matching dial in that light blue shade for a striking monochromatic look that's
distinctive with the cool tone of the blue giving the watch an airy casual nonchalant vibe and I
very much enjoy the pleasingly smooth edges of the ceramic case too and also with ceramic you get
extreme hardness and high resistance to corrosion so perfect for a watch that can be worn anywhere
and that's all without mentioning the functionality and performance of the IWC manufactured movement
inside which boasts automatic winding, a small hacking seconds and the chronograph functionality
of course. This blue ceramic Pilot's Watch costs around £9,000 pre-owned. This is the Breitling
Chronomat an all-purpose sports chic watch referred to by the brand as a watch for every pursuit and
as Breitlings go this one is fairly understated in an easygoing all-steel case with a rich
sunburst blue dial it's just classic sports watch perfect for any outfit and any occasion and the
bright red GMT hand also gives it a bit of extra zing and also you can make it point at a number
on the 24-hour scale on the ring around the dial to tell time in another time zone which is handy
and also coming with an admirable 200 meters of water resistance as well this is an all-purpose
sports travel business watch if ever there was such a thing other cool features include the
classic chronomat onion crown and the stylish bandolier bracelet this is a simple and beautiful
Breitling and it will run you between four and five thousand pounds pre-owned now here we have
this year's hottest Rolex watches who's ready for beige il neige beige and we've got pistachio
these are the latest pastel hue dials for this the original the classic the default Rolex
the oyster perpetual it's the ultimate everyday watch there's just a purity to it and a timelessness
and timelessness is all the rage these days and the oyster perpetual model has been timeless for
quite a while now with its universally wearable and understated form factor and its classic
three-hand dial and easily readable blocky indexes and now with the new standout dial
colors in the warm pistachio green and the hot beige in the matte lacquer and executed to the
exacting high standards of Rolex these watches are just perfect for any style or any event
forever and always it's always here next we have this Cartier Santos Dumont it's the iconic Santos
watch that we all know and love with its familiar rounded square case and dial curved horn lugs and
luxurious bezel screws but here the steel case and bezel have been treated with a layer of black
lacquer on top but not entirely as there's still a crisp edge of stainless steel still showing
which creates a bright outline and a really cool effect which plays in the light now of all of
Cartier's elegant watches I feel the Santos Dumont is perhaps more elegant than most and that's what
makes this one special because it feels a tad more understated and dare I say stealthy almost
straying into the realm of tactical all right not that but the darkness of the black lacquer case
does lend it a more casual appeal and all while still retaining the Cartier finesse with the beaded
crown set with a blue spinel and the black square decorated dial which also features a shimmery coat
of translucent lacquer the case back also comes engraved with the signature of Alberto Santos
Dumont for whom the first ever pilot's watch was built for by Cartier lovely stuff this watch costs
around six and a half thousand pounds pre-owned now we have the Zenith Pilot Automatic and it's
a modern pilot's watch executed with Zenith's crisp clinical style you get a 40 millimeter
steel case with a ruggedy oversized crown and the familiar large arabic numerals while the black
corrugated dial surface gives the watch a stylish edge other fun additions include the word pilot
with extra punctuation and the number six is replaced with a dash to make room for the date
window then inside is the El Primero 3620 automatic high frequency manufacturer movement
which features an open and blackened oscillating weight inspired by the artificial horizon of an
altitude indicator on an airplane's dashboard this is a watch that's both sleek and cool while still
remaining utilitarian from the watch aficionados watchmaker that is Zenith this one costs 4,950
pounds pre-owned now before we get to our final watch did you know you can find out about other
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just head down to the link in the description to sign up now who can resist the casual chic allure
of the iconic Piaget Polo seriously who can resist it let me know in the comments anyway this watch
comes with a 42 millimeter steel case and the one thing i like about the Piaget Polo is the aspect
of the case which is cushion shaped but actually i think it's just round a round polished bezel with
curving lugs and it's just the dial which is cushion shaped either way it looks cool and here
we have another corrugated dial this time in gray which is clean and crisp with a Piaget sign at the
top a date window at the bottom and a minute track around the edge overall it's very sporty but
there's some nice little chic touches here and there as well like the delicate Piaget P on the
end of the second hand and the smaller than average crown on the side and then inside is the
1110p manufacture automatic mechanical movement and this watch costs around £8,000 pre-owned
so there you go there were 10 watches that i'd wear every day and if you want to check out more
amazing watches then why not head over to watchfinder.com and find your next pre-owned
luxury watch check it out and i'll catch you next time goodbye