I am finally revealing my entire watch collection!

Here it is - my entire watch collection as of December 2021.
As I said, please don't be mean about it :-D

✅ SHOP WATCH ROLLS AND CASES HERE:

Thank you @Beth Tee for tagging me :-)

If I have made a review about any of the watches mentioned, you can find it here:

Seiko 'Chun Li'

Includes the Seagull 1963 Chrono

Includes the Undone Urban Killy

Casio G-Shock "CasiOak"

Nomos Club Neomatik 37

Seiko SNXS79K

Oris Aquis Upcycle 36

Tudor Black Bay Fifty Eight

Rolex Yacht-Master 37

Rolex Datejust 36

Thank you for watching ❤️
Jenni

0:00 Intro
0:25 Seiko 'Chun Li'
1:16 Seagull 1963 Chronograph
2:33 Vintage Raketa
3:59 Casio F-91W
4:45 Casio G-Shock 'CasiOak'
5:28 Undone Urban Killy
6:57 Seiko 'Tank' SFP608P1
8:19 Nomos Club Neomatik 37
11:12 Seiko SERP853J1
12:22 Seiko SNXS79K
13:16 Vintage Cartier Lady Santos
14:51 Oris Aquis Upcycle 36
16:31 Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight
18:07 Rolex OP Candy Pink
19:14 Rolex Yacht-Master 37
20:26 Rolex Datejust 116234 SDJ
22:17 Final thoughts

[Em-fzeb]

So fun, thank you!! As a woman with a tiny wrist it's always interesting to see other women's collections because watch inspo can be hard to find in a market super saturated with 42mm+ watches. Always a huge fan of your videos.

[mattcorley]

I watched so much Jenni Elle before my last watch purchase, but it was this video that put me at ease with buying what I wanted vs buying the internet's wants. Watches are a personal reflection of each individual. Your collection is amazing and I hope to be on my way to building mine.

[tylerjames]

This was so delightful and wholesome. No ego about the price of the watches, but we get to learn why they are meaningful to the collection. And it's a great collection!

[tomlabarb]

Its so nice to see someone who really enjoys and appreciates their watches, you can tell they really bring her happiness

[nyanates]

That’s a substantial collection. One of the approaches I use to avoid going broke is to only “award” myself when I’ve achieved a major accomplishment (eg a professional certification, promotion) or life’s milestone (eg get married, last parent passes). This approach will naturally limit my outlay, allow me to save for my next purchase and have lots of time to really appreciate a watch’s significance/beauty ‘til the end of my journey.

[gundamzaku]

it's always cool to see a personal collection of a watch reviewer on YouTube, and I'm glad you are able to appreciate a watch whether it's $100 or $10, 000. having watches in different price ranges also speaks well of your knowledge on watches in general IMHO. thank you for sharing and keep up the wonderful work on YouTube!

[steinbeck]

What an infectious enthusiasm; refreshing to see someone simply enjoying their watches without that presumptuous show-offery! Keep it up!

[kevink]

Loved hearing your emotional connections with your watches. IMHO what really set objects apart is the story behind it. It's infinitely more valuable than how good it is or much you spend on it. Huge kudos Jenni and keep Watching!

[FrankieTech]

Amazing collection, and I love that you appreciate each watch for what it is whether it costs 100 dollars or 10000 dollars. Great video Jenni as always!

[bradhart]

Your down to earth enthusiasm for watches ranging so wildly in price is SO refreshing. It really puts all your videos in the must watch category.

[domenicpellegrino]

I love the nostalgia surrounding your collection. I have Rolexes, Omegas, Tudors and Grand Seiko, but the one watch I take out, wind and admire is my father’s automatic1955 Bulova. I used to pick it up when I was young and listen to it wind when I moved it. When my father passed, my mother asked what I wanted and I asked for that watch which I promptly had serviced by Bulova to make it just as it was. It still makes my cry to hold it and remember him.

[optimize.]

I love your enthusiasm for all your watches. It sounds like you’re loving your watches for what they mean to you, rather than anything extrinsic, which is 100% the right way to enjoy this hobby of ours. Love it.

[youbeautwatchchannel]

Loved the video, your appreciation for your collection feels so genuine and also admire the courage to share, given so much judgement in the watch community. You don’t need big dollars and your collection just needs to make sense to you! Great collection for the smaller wrist size enthusiast!

[anthonybariek]

Amazing collection. Says everything that’s good about real watch collecting, basing it on personal taste and emotional feeling not price boasting and ‘bling’ factor.

[wmc]

“ Hey look at Jenni man! So inspirational”

Very beautiful collection mix with great memories and emotions 💟

[FastEasyLifeTips]

Guys: marry a classy lady like this. You will have warmth not trouble. Also you will always know the time

[tikiecue]

As a watch nut myself, I appreciate the joy you have showing us your collection. It really felt genuine and came from a happy place and not just to show off. And respect for putting a couple of Seiko in the box, most collectors leave them put if they are not Grand Seiko, kudos! :)

[petersierzchula]

Your personality and enthusiasm is infectious. Love your eclectic collection of classic watches!

[theknight]

You know what my father used to say about watches?
"You must buy the watch not the brand!"
And your collection give him some reason...some of the watches in your collection are not maybe the best in terms of brands but they are looking extremely beautiful.
So i can tell this is a really great collection!
I love the tudor so much btw.
Thank you for sharing!

[rmd]

Fantastic watch collection!! My favourites were:
1: Rolex Oyster Perpetual 'Candy Pink'
2: Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight
3: Nomos Club Neomatik 37
4: Undone Urban Killy.