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- I want a digital watch, but analog. - Okay, say no more.

@hecorian

4 жыл бұрын

I want a digital watch, but analog. Okay ... hold my beer

@DAKOTA56777

4 жыл бұрын

Digital watch, but mechanical. Analogue vs digital is solely in the readout. Analogue is continuous, digital only displays specific characters (ie, digits, hence digital).

@viscountalpha

4 жыл бұрын

tissot t-touch and it's brilliant. it's not for someone as unrefined as yourself.

@DAKOTA56777

3 жыл бұрын

@@viscountalpha ...who are you even replying to?

@johnuferbach9166

3 жыл бұрын

@@DAKOTA56777 but is a watch that displays analog hands on a screen digital or analog then?^^

I would say something like "someday" but the reality is I'll be having cup o noodles for lunch today.

@stefanfreestylez

4 жыл бұрын

Change the way you think dude and youll get it its not that hard

@nicolasarriaza7614

4 жыл бұрын

@@stefanfreestylez depends on where you live. In my country you probably would have to decide between buying a house and getting a "highest-end" watch.

@danielmeles1937

4 жыл бұрын

@@nicolasarriaza7614 In my country you can sell a whole neighborhood and not own that watch. lol

@fedebenavides

4 жыл бұрын

I promise you all that in your country there's a man that can own that zeitwerk striking time. They might have had their fortune handed down to them, but there's also a man in the past who's related to that person in your country that had to start from nothing. Don't let your geography decide how big you can dream

@PhamDynasty300

4 жыл бұрын

You good my guy. Keep your head up!! 👍

You know they are expensive to unaffordable when they don't discuss the price. $92,000.00

@scottlalonde2878

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, was wondering...

@TheChadWork2001

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottlalonde2878 Yes these aren't meant for the average person, but for the rich one. If you make $50,000.00/year, you might spend $5,000.00 on one watch. That's one tenth of one's annual wages. Comparatively, if one bought this watch, which is $92,000.00 - $120,000.00, one's annual wages would have to be $920,000.00 to $1,200,000.00. That's who it is meant for.

@washellwash1802

4 жыл бұрын

Only 60k second hand!

@yongchenseng4739

4 жыл бұрын

😂most people earn 20k a year . This watch is over price ... 92$ I’ll buy ... 😆

@tobacc69

4 жыл бұрын

@Lee Dawson Try to go to an AD and get one. Waitlist 10 years and that is only if you have a good relationship with them. Usually they encourage you to buy other watches first before they even put you on the list. Demand-driven market.

Knowing how to turn the casio sound of and keeping the alarm still active made me the school master for a week 🤣

@viktornicht260

3 жыл бұрын

How does one?

I've watched about 25 videos on this Watchfinder & Co. channel and this is the first time I've ever wanted the watch in the video. Absolutely gorgeous watch!

Rumour has it that the infinity stones are actually hidden inside this watch

@Lokesh-kb9ei

4 жыл бұрын

😅😅

@TheDeninator

4 жыл бұрын

Turns out it was just the time stone though

@TheDeninator

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a good point, plus there’d only be one so it would be impossible to be in a series of watches where they manufactured more than one. If it were in any it would probably be one made for the Only Watch auction or something similar. Very good and reasonable point Paul, I can’t believe how foolish we were to genuinely believe that they were real. It’s a good thing you said something. You absolute hero.

@sjamalamadingdong7901

4 жыл бұрын

Thanos wants to know your location.

@readmails3033

4 жыл бұрын

That explains why that watch can annoy royalty with impunity.

I like your subtle sense of humor with your recent videos. This one comparing A. Lange & Söhne to Casio, I couldn't stop laughing. The Macro shots really show the perfection of every single curve and finishing on her. Wish I can own her someday.

This is one of the best videos made on youtube.Great storytelling with a perfect ending!! Congratulations!!

For me this is the most prettiest watch ever made.

"A masterpiece of synchronicity" thank you for your wonderful video

There was a disturbance in Dresden back in the 40's, that's a lucky clock

@adamengelhart5159

4 жыл бұрын

Apparently they had to rebuild it after that. It was the second time--it also burned in 1869. Source: www.semperoper-erleben.de/en/your-visit#the-opera

@axisskin

4 жыл бұрын

@@adamengelhart5159 i simply ador the Semperoper ever since it was reopened back in 1985.

@vast634

3 жыл бұрын

I lived across the GUB - Lange HQ back in the 80s. Was a bit run down back then.

One of my favorite watches ever. Thanks so much to introducing us to such masterpieces-- in such brilliant and up close detail. You have the best watch channel on KZread-- hands down. Wishing you millions of subscribers-- and the dollars to match it.

The information the views your camera shows the watchhh ... its simply amazing. I love it

A.Lange Söhne design language and ability to advance the artistry of watchmaking is inspiring. They could have recess the gong into the case, but they managed to put it on display and not distracts the clean design. I would say they are the best of the best.

Horology porn. A pure object of desire and lust to own.

@PETER-rt6zt

4 жыл бұрын

When they say " watching porn " , I laugh my head off.!

@TheSurogate

4 жыл бұрын

@@PETER-rt6zt yo Mr P.... your words are deep 🥂

@joanyadhatan

4 жыл бұрын

safe for work (fetish)

You are undoubtedly my favorite pair of talking hands on KZread! I would love to see a comparison video between a few minute repeaters at different price points.

Just spent 20 minutes trying to remember who made this watch and what its name was. Totally worth it, I love watching this video.

Seldom does anything on youtube hold the lower and upper mandibles apart more that this video, the art work inside the time piece is exquisite, the narrative explanitary , the image sharp and crisp. great video many thanks for the post.

@robsondiem

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY.

@fontainenick

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, technically you only have one mandible.

@jenniferschmitzer299

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Fontaine depends on how movable the upper jaw is.

@Sovnarkom

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferschmitzer299 In mammals, the upper jaw is fixed to the rest of the skull and called a maxilla rather than a mandible. David may be a species of fish or insect though. Nick just assumed that David had a mammalian skull but at least he didn't assume David's gender. Some mistakes are more offensive than others.

@jenniferschmitzer299

4 жыл бұрын

we wear the mask umm ok

"I couldn't figure out how to get it to shut up either." Haha, I remember in middle school everybody looked my way every time an hour passed kinda like saying "Thanks mate, now we can tell the teacher the lesson is about to end" and I would just wave at them like "No problem man", good times lol.

The finishing on this watch is exquisite. Usually your macro shots show up any deficincies in finish, but with this one it would appear that there's none to be found.

@vladadesigns8476

11 ай бұрын

A.Lange & Sohne make their watches on microscopic level perfection. Not enough credited in the sea of swiss brands, but probably the best watchmaker in industry.

Your videos and commentary along with it is just brilliant. I want you to make a video of all of my wrist and pocketwatches and I'll probably sell not one of them ever again. Well done. BTW the Zeitwerk is spectacular.

The Zeitwerk is incredible, one of the most beautiful and compelling watches I have ever seen. Off topic, I know, but I would also ask critics of the Lange Odysseus to reconsider it from a fresh point of view. It is an elegant and deceptively simple watch, and if you feel that the bracelet is not quite right, please sleep on it for a little while, let it sink in, let the beauty of it possess you, and I hope you might come to understand why it works so well. I was a bit put off by it at first, but the more I looked at it, the more I loved it. Just give it some time. Yeah, it's overpriced, surely, but aren't they all?

@JLchevz

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, it's worth it.

@meson183

4 жыл бұрын

I reckon the Odysseus is a slow burner; something I said when it first came out. I myself, wasn't all that keen on it. There were a lot of accusations of copying other brands which I did not understand because there was not one single design element that wasn't Lange's own. Now I see people in various comments looking at it and starting to change their minds about it. So, I'll say it again: the Odysseus is a slow burner and in a couple of years time it will become a hot model. As much as a 200 piece per year watch with an already long waiting list can be considered hot.

@matthewgurlitz3514

4 жыл бұрын

The Odysseus is absolutely a slow-burner, and completely Lange to its core. At first, a lot of people were saying, this doesn't even look like a Lange, but I completely see the company's design language at work. How could one not? I think this model will become absolutely hot before too long.

@Sandouras

4 жыл бұрын

Matthew Gurlitz Sounds more like you are trying to convince yourself for buying it.

@matthewgurlitz3514

4 жыл бұрын

Hah! Probably so, but might just have to wait a little while. 😉

Very curious what macro lens / 📷 you use. Great video like always 👍🏻

Great video, I enjoyed it and thanks. A. Lange and Sohne is a fantastic brand with notable complications such as double split, triple split. and Lange31. In my opinion the only watch in the Zeitwerk family is better than the striking time is the Zeitwerk minute repeater. It is great if you can do a review of the Zeitwerk minute repeater. .

5:45 - "only the Casio didn't have 528 parts". The Casio had much more - they're called "Transistors".

@TheAechBomb

4 жыл бұрын

honestly, I'm not sure it has that many more transistors than this watch has parts

@Pensi0nar

4 жыл бұрын

Does anyone know what model of Casio is he speaking about?

@skepticmoderate5790

4 жыл бұрын

When people say "parts," they're not referring to solid-state chips.

@manaspradhan8041

4 жыл бұрын

@Robby Dey electrons do move, a LOT of them

@RhumRunner41

4 жыл бұрын

Robby Dey - Ah, one of the classic discussions between engineers & physicists.

Great Video, you have a great sense of humour too, always have a good chuckle at your commentary, would love to own a Lange, but way out of my price range.. Keep up the great work

Hello, Love your video and I wanted on so many occassions to ask you what macro lens are you using. It's wonderfull!!!

Haha your story spins on the watches are always amazing! ^^

What a great review, I immediately subscribed to your channel because of my love for watches like this one.

Inspiring. Thank you so much for making such incredible watches!

Wow just wow. I don't know what is more impressive your story telling or the watch.

Watching this beautiful watch work calms the mind and gives me pause from the noise of the time.

Thank you so much for showing this watch. Absolutly stunning master work.

Hey, thanks for posting this. Must be 7 a.m. UK time, at least according to New York City time. Love your content and I'm very happy to be subscribed. Your watch photography is exquisite and second to none.

@johnny_bravo9990

4 жыл бұрын

Your watch **pornography

Great narration on this watches history. My favourite watch brand by far👍🏾👍🏾

The finishing on this watch makes it look like it’s been computer enhanced in HD. Incredible.

I love the Zeitwerk. With the complications of having a remontoir and air brakes to make it work properly... But this, with even a repeater... They're crazy😱

I love the narration on these videos, it really adds another level of quality

I adore traditional chiming time pieces.

A brilliantly designed watch, one of the best for sure. I wish it was transparent so you could see all the amazing complexity. It would also be fantastic to have a big transparent one so you can understand the cleverness.

I love this video. Great idea. Not every watch has a unique story, hell, not all watchmakers have interesting history either. Some of them might be old and make reliable products, but the history itself probably isn't that interesting. For the few that do, it's nice that we get to know about them. I would love to see more videos like this!

Gorgeous timepiece, love the chimes! A bit reminds me to the jump-watches of the '70s, but those mostly had inferior pin-lever movements...

Thanks for this video! I’ve been looking at this for some time!

Super Grail. That is all. Just fascinating. Would love a review on the date one.

Like every other video on this channel i absulutely loved it. I also would like to see a Video about the HM7 Aquapod.

What a wonderful day when watchfinder releases a new video.

Absolutely amazing. I love Lange. This episode had some particularly fine writing, too. Great history.

Please feature the A. Lange & Sohne Odysseus

I can’t express the respect I have for this channel. Oh man.... that extra bit of culture/history on the top of gorgeous visuals. You guys nailed it again. ❤️

@6:13 "...to count the 4 extra parts." One could argue the extra button on the side could count, as it is seen from the front and the back. Details, i know, but for a guy with OCD like me, well i just had to write this hehe. Stunning watch, and a brilliant presentation, as always, by the hands-guy with the smooth voice. Oh and @6:29 "...hiding them away in that sliver of extra space like fervent squirrels." Really nice to hear such original and fresh metaphors! You sometimes remind me of Jeremy Clarkson, who also used umm lets say 'unusual' ways of describing the cars he was reviewing. It shows you put real effort into making these videos!

Inconsistent screw fastener alignment holding resonance bars / gongs on the watch face would likely be a distraction magnet for ADDs

@Marszczak

4 жыл бұрын

First thing I noticed!

@cactuspharmer

4 жыл бұрын

I think the screws could be part of the tuning for the chimes if you look at the positioning, a bit of a guess admittedly.

@ShadowPoet

3 жыл бұрын

Screws in movements are never aligned--- there are dozens and dozens of them in complicated movements. Many used for adjustment... asking for something like that is just absurd/disrespectful.

@haywoodf

3 жыл бұрын

​@@ShadowPoet My comment is specific to the four fasters holding the resonance bars / gongs on the watch face. For the remainder of the movement that are not on the face fastener alignment is not important. For a watch of this calibre and price and as a AL&S customer, it has to be perfect. Aligning the fasteners is not rocket science. For example just look at any OP Royal Oak bezel. Not my cup of tea but the method of using fasteners is designed to be aligned on the part seen most often by the user. If you still think that is absurd and disrespectful than each to their own.

@benjaminlaukis52

3 жыл бұрын

No brand, high or low have aligned screw heads. AP uses bolts with a slot cut into it.

Love these videos...makes me appreciate the "common" watch

‘Fervent squirrel’ would make an excellent username.

@GODOFLIQUOR

4 жыл бұрын

I like your username 💀

What a great story behind this watch. Where else could I get such interesting information told in such a brilliant way? Now all that remains to do is hiring a good UX designer to revamp the watchfinder webpage, and I may actually purchase a watch from your website.

"tradition was only made by once trying something new"

Excellent detailed presentation

I would be very impressed if you are able to create a video like this for the Laine Gelidus2. It would also be delightful to see the video with the timepiece in question in the original watchbox and then the detailed close ups. I'm looking forward to this video, should you be able to manage. Kind regards

One of the best episodes so far. Keep on the good work!

Very interesting that you film your hand gestures without actually speaking. I wonder if you do the VO first and then film yourself holding it with some hand gestures and cut it up to fit. Nicely done video and story. A dream watch for sure.

Greetings out of Dresden, Germany 👍🏽

Woahh😱 the ALS Zeitwerk very cool and the up-close view of the movement it's fascinating.. You know well the history of the Big size date window from the brand and it's association with the Dresden Opera House 👌...

I googled the semper clock so i could see the inspiration for this "zeit" (time) "werk" (art/creation). It would be nice to see the original on this video and maybe a mechanical comparison in another video.

@ili4707

4 жыл бұрын

Werk can also mean machine or factory. I like the idea of a time factory

@Runoratsu

4 жыл бұрын

@@ili4707 I think it‘s just a play on „Uhrwerk“, „clockwork“.

@jacc88888

4 жыл бұрын

Just saw this short tourist video of the Semper clock changing time. Not as slick as the zeitwerk but still impressive! kzread.info/dash/bejne/enZhp7qzh821gKw.html

@karlmadsen3179

4 жыл бұрын

Make an orange one in commemoration of Anthony Burgess....A Clockwork Orange.

@jacc88888

4 жыл бұрын

Tommy Salami Haha! That would be so funny!

Ahhh the 145.029. Incredible time piece. Only problem is, it costs about £149,029

If PF, VC and OP are the holy trinity, A Lange & Sohne are the god above all! They're just impressive!

great video thanks so much!

Would love to see the Lange Lumen series in future videos

Well, that's quite something. And what a beautifully structured narrative.

I’m not a big fan of digital timepieces but this is in a class by itself. I would definitely wear one. Also, those Casios that you mention. The part I actually used to like about the first ones to come out was the hour and half hour time signal. And they were loud. Could be heard across a noisy room. I stopped wearing them when Casio turned down the volume and did away with the half hour signal. When they took that away it was just a boring watch. Keep these great videos coming.

You should make a video about the complete history and variations of the Royal Oak. I don't particularly like that watch but I understand it's significance, I have seen it pop up in some videos but the very video explaining the history and merits and consequences of it, I have missed.

The mechanism inside has a rythm that makes me think of a heart, and as such, this watch is alive.

@cbot375

3 жыл бұрын

Its a basic design, worth 20 dollars.

@johnuferbach9166

3 жыл бұрын

damn, every watch is alive then^^

I love this KZread Channel !!! Please feature Sinn Diving Watched like U1S or U2S!

This thing is something different. Would love to acquire and own one

Lost for words absolutely my favourite watch brand, love the mechanics of the movements in their time pieces

I have been eyeing this beauty for a year now. When that bonus comes in hand hello Zeitwork!

Nice video bro. I enjoyed it.

Please review Casio F-91W next

@ArchiveFlipper

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! We need a video about the legend itself.

@jacc88888

4 жыл бұрын

Does that do an hourly chime?! Probably need to spend an extra $10 for that

A masterpiece indeed, thank you Watchfinder and Co

You guys REALLY improved your narration game in comparison to like a year or two ago

Disabling the hour beep on my Casio was and still is rather simple. Simple in the sense that I have no clue and had no clue how to disable it, but if it were to be activated by mistake I could deactivate it within a minute.

Fantastic ... That is a timepiece that entertains ... Lovely crisp chime too ...

Can you review Ressence Watches please? The movement and the watch itself seems unique. Thank you!

8:09 why, hello there! Glad to finally see you :)

The macro shots are always the best!

"Exploding each disc like a cat that fell in the bath..." Love it! :-]

Thanks Watchfinder, another amazing video. Awesome watch, but I am crude and unrefined and if I had such a budget, I would buy other watches, perhaps including a more sinple A. Lange & Sohne

Amazing watch. Great video.

A Lange definitely has the most beautiful watches.

My grail. Such an impressive watch. It would be even cooler had Lange stuck with the Roman numeros for hours as per the original opera hall clock

What is the dial on the top of the watch for?

I didn't mean to watch the full clip. Well done!

Mechanical watch makers just keep coming up with crazier and crazier designs and ideas. I love it

Ah... the A. Lange & Sohne 145.029. Showing others how grail watches should be ❤❤❤

In an alternate universe where humans are non-violent, “wars” are settled by those who are the most skilled watchmakers. In that alternate universe, an alternate “me”, is watching a well drilled body of men marching in step, all wearing an A.Lange & Sohne (incidentally, NEVER underestimate how many pairs of shoes my wife can fit in a suitcase). Superb vid. Mr Talking Hands at his finest 👌🏻

@Starstreak170

4 жыл бұрын

So Japan will win then?

@steveh7102

4 жыл бұрын

Pugzilla Erm...Germany

@ivanlagrossemoule

4 жыл бұрын

@@Starstreak170 Japan doesn't even have relevant competition to watches like these. Switzerland has tons but it's all over the place, as in spread out between many brands.

A most excellent and fascinating commentary on a most excellent and fascinating masterpiece.

Yay! New Watchfinder & Co video!

Why are you up so early, and why am I up so late? Well, Lange, that's why.

I've always liked the Zeitwerk, but the narration nearly trumps it. Great video.

Such a superb piece of horological excellence! Could you do a review of the Chopard Mille Miglia GTS please

You can turn off the casio noise! First time I had to disassemble the entire watch but on my third watch I realized that I could do on the buttons.