3 Watches You Haven't Even Considered | Watchfinder & Co.

Most people looking for a luxury watch want either a Rolex, Omega or TAG Heuer. That’s quite simply the fact of it, for Rolex especially. And it’s easy to see why—they produce great watches, have rich and interesting histories and carry significant brand cachet. The pool of people who want something a bit different is comparatively small, very small—but it is there. So, for those people, here are three watches that you just might not have considered.

Featured Watches:
Corum Admiral’s Cup Legend 503.101.20/0F01FH10
Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver 263-33-92
Roger Dubuis Easy Diver K10 SED46147N9K9K10R

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[MrAristaeus]

It’s always a pleasure and an education watching these excellently made videos. Many thanks for your hard work in putting them together and making YouTube a better place in the process.

[mattwasilewicz]

I love my Ulysse Nardin. Great brand that doesn't seem to get much attention nowadays. For the same price as my GMT Master, the UN has a chronograph, and annual calendar complication with an in-house movement.

[renzox]

7:20 "...for - get this - less than 5000 pounds."
You great salesman....

[s]

I'd been saving for 2 years to buy an entry level Rolex before I found this channel. I'm still saving for a fine Swiss watch but it probably wont be a Rolex now

[bayouboy]

I would love to see some reviews of Longines and know what you think of them, thank you.

[SM-wijs]

Grand Seiko. I have Swiss made pieces from those you mentioned in this video but my GS Chrono/GMT receives major wrist time.

[tods.]

The artful dodger of the macro lens. Beautiful work as always.

[maxlindeman]

My left field watch choice that is super affordable is the Mido Multifort. The vintage and new versions all are priced very well and you get a unique in-house movement from a brand most overlook!

[toysupra]

I love my Corum Ardmirals Cup. It was the first watch in my collection.

[bb]

Best watch show, I always learn something new & interesting. Thank you for all your efforts!

[MarkLucasRev]

Fascinating video. For me it's Oris every time. Stunning value for top quality.

[adibee]

This was a great video! The educational content was very refreshing, especially with the last time piece you reviewed. The details of the watch or aesthetically amazing! The fact that this oddity was so beautifully crafted with such precision, and contained the Geneva seal was awesome! My favorite brand of watches ever since my introduction to watch is containing automatic movements, from the start and still remains-Tudor.

I thoroughly enjoy reading and learning the historical information and promenade of my favorite company/brand. Having served a "few" years in the United States Marine Corps, Tudor's ties to my sister service, U.S. Navy, the Quality for the price, and its rich heritage, the Tudor brand will always be my favorite!

[PeO.]

my favourite place on youtube....
Words can't describe how it makes me feel to watch your movies. Today i've learned to apreciate Corum and Roger Dubuis.
Thank you for helping to develop my horology culture and knowledge

[enlightenedidiot]

You have excellent taste. The Corum and Nardin are awesome, but I must admit the new Seamaster is freaking beautiful. Blows the Submariner away, but it lists at $8k. No thanks. Show us some nice Tissots and Rados...

[NLJamba]

Would you do a video on Vostok watches? I know, they cost half a penny but they seem to have an interesting heritage.

[stevehutton]

I suppose my Rolex/Omega alternatives are a little more obvious.

Perhaps a Tudor BB 58, Grand Seiko Snowflake, perhaps a bottom end Glashutte or JLC.

[jjmurray]

One of my favorite watches that's rich with history is the zenith El primero

[AbdulRWatches]

Great show! My left field watch choices would be Sinn (Sports, Chronographs), Nomos (Dress, Elegant), and Ball (Diver, Sports). And you could get a collection of 3 of these watches with less than that Roger Dubuis.

[mattscoggin]

That RD is something I hadn’t considered. What a fantastic piece!!

[alurbanski]

Just happened upon Watchfinder. Quite a find. Erudite, to-the-point, well-written and presented videos focused on the watches and not a personality. Bravo!