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King Seiko makes a modern linen dial. It’s quite nice.

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Thank you so much sir, I appreciate it.

I've got a Santos and swim with it regularly and haven't had any issues so far. I would not be worried. I probably wouldn't take it scuba diving but regular swimming or snorkeling is fine.

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Thank you so much amzwatch for taking us shopping🛍…my wish list just got longer

They all look blah, including the one on your wrist.

If i was to by a watch it would be forever and if i could afford one it would be the VC american

The green Moser w orange rubber combo=sick Miami Hurricanes combo!

JLC Polaris automatic $ 9,550.....

1. Oysterquartz looks amazing. Several people have had theirs with minimal/no issues. Just gasket and battery replacements. 2. Breguet is a beautiful piece but the 40 mm size with such narrow bezel may look quite larger on the wrist esp for a dress warch.

We will always watch Federico, even if it's not really practical to purchase from the UK. But I do miss some of his more analytical videos. I guess time is short and the days long in business. But Fed holding forth at greater length is so instructive and devoid of BS. And as a secondary watch dealer he is absent of dubious sponsorship and fellow travelling. He has inventory and opinions. It's perfectly clear and straight up. We could take more...

I am poor

I have great respect for JLC, but this look like an Invicta :D Great content. Keep up the good work.

Great video

I love you but I have to ask. What tf is up with the scars on your hands? If it were just one, I’d assume it was an accident. But, it’s both and in the same place on each.

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You look like a swimmer. I knew it!

I had a Rolex OQ serviced at Rolex NY during the pandemic. I had no issue in having it overhauled.

Black bay 54 then spend the rest on travels with an awesome watch!

Micro brand Stella has a few dials with Linen texture.

Love the show. Hate that JLC. Looks like an Invicta

the Breguet Classique belongs with Rolex Sub and Cartier Tank as one of the true iconic watch designs. i absolutely love it !

What da best heavy hitter for up in da Club?

JLC is sublime classic casual, dress and great for a nightcaps in a five star hotel bar..

Regarding the Oysterquartz, I'm currently waiting to get mine back from Rolex Canada. They've essentially refused to service it unless the crown and hands get replaced, which is a bummer, but I'd rather have it functional instead of just be a paperweight. Total will be around $2,067 CAD plus taxes. They offered to replace the heavily patina'd dial for an additional $500 but I immediately said no :) I need that mojo!

The best under $10k: Omega waive dial all day. This watch does it all. I play sports (tennis and golf) wearing mine and it also a great travel watch; you will not get mugged when you travel abroad.

The oyster quartz is my all time favorite Rolex, hands down. It’s something about that genta esq styling, along with the massive amounts of engineering and development that went into creating that movement. Even the movement itself is something I admire, it’s quartz, but it still retains some of the same drive train elements as a mechanical……..for a modern variant, I feel like the prx gives a lot of that visual appeal the oyster quartz did. So I’m glad it’s on the market

For folks that are interested, there are a few modern Omega De Ville Tresor models that have linen adjacent dials

@federicoTalksWatches Why does no one talk about Carl F Bucherer? I think they own or are associated with Rolex. But no one talks about them or rates them. Can you enlighten us with a little history and ranking of Carl F. Bucherer watches compared to other tiers? Thanx.

Fed, I get my Oysterquartz President Serviced at Rolex Service Center Dallas. Never had a problem with wait times or links or anything of that matter. I think this is more of a misnomer than a reality respectfully. They even replace the battery free of charge.

Great video. May be out of context but what do you think of the new "Moser X Undefeated" Wall Clock released 2 days ago for around 4K USD?

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Oh man that Jeager Navy Seal….

Love mamacoo the way you show it! You really focus on showing off the watch. I don't think any other UA-camr can show off watches in as much detail as you.

Thanks for hitting my question - always a great show. you’re the man.

mamacoo 's watches are worth it！

4:00 OUCH! man, be careful there's like 10K on your wrist 😆

Screw down crown: The one time a watch of Mine fell on the floor, it was a Zenith without screwdown crown. It fell on the crown and because of the damage inside the repair cost were 800eur.

I have a green dial large Santos. Love that the dial appears green sometimes, black other times, depending on time of day and lighting conditions. Awesome watch and bracelet. And looks even dressier on the green alligator strap.

Fed rocking them Miami Hurricanes colors

On the linen dial question, there was a recently discontinued Tudor Prince Date mosaic dial which looked very similar to linen

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There’s a NYC, USA-based microbrand called Stella Watches that makes linen dial watches. 40x20 and 12mm thick. Date at 3, STP and Sellita movements, really cool box dome sapphire. Leather straps. About $1k. I have their Stella Felix model and the lightplay is unbelievable. They have a few different models and colorways. I promise I’m not from the company, just a fan of something cool trying to answer one of Fed’s questions

Omega de Ville Tresor has a blue linen dial

I will say this about my modern Cartier Santos. The lack of a screw down crown doesn’t bother me one bit. But the actual grip on the crown does. When I pick up my watch, I want to be able to wind it a few times to get it going, and make sure I’ve got the mainspring coiled a bit before I throw it on my wrist. The Cartier crown, while handsome as all hell, is not the most practical. It’s tough to grip. But I think that really relates to what the first question is asking. He’s saying, there’s no screw down crown on a this watch. The Cartier Santos, isn’t really a tool watch. It doesn’t NEED a screw down crown, but it achieves a 100M water resistance anyway. All this to say, this is why the Santos is one of the most perfect watches to me. Historically, it’s important. And historically, it should be considered a “tool watch” and perhaps even, the first tool watch. But also, Cartier’s classic roman numeral dial makes it a dress watch. If I want a casual watch, I keep it on the bracelet. If I want a dress watch, I throw it on the leather. In short, to answer the first question… yes, just get the Cartier Santos. You absolutely will not regret it.

I’ll take that Moser

The King Seiko SPB369 has a lovely linen dial, beautiful watch too.

The Patek 4947 1/A has a linen dial and it's currently in production, beautiful piece!

For less that 10k id go with the Blancpain 50f bathyscaphe