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I would put Blancpain one row down. A fifty fantoms for 30.000 dollars with poor quality control and on a nato strap?
I think I would probably disagree with a lot of this list honestly.
Tudor is decent value but hardly great, same with Doxa even if they are cool. I'd probably say the same with Seiko but I haven't handled one in a bit. I think Hermès and Bulgari are actually pretty good value. Chopard is excellent. Bovet is some of the best out there. Richard Mille are pretty overpriced but they bring an aesthetic to sports watches that no other brand seems to get right, and I think if it wasn't for the mob of youtubers hating the brand I think they would be looked at in a similar light to MB&F with how crazy some of their high end offerings get.
New Longines watches are too pricey imho. Looks like they are trying to get themselves one tier above by just upping prices.
The zulu time for example.
Where is Oris?
I would say change “just buy one to, just buy another one”
other people have already mentioned it, but I think Nomos should be in the "consistently great and innovative and would buy" tier. why?
You got it all wrong
😔 why does everybody forget about Rado?
I'm sorry: "What SHOULD you buy ...?" There are no requirements for what one should buy, at any income level or job category. What you should do, is not be snobbish. Go ahead, hive mind, vote me down, but this is pretentious.
You got Zenith all wrong my friend
Why nobody talks about Ball
Sub hating on Movado but you should all look at their Heritage Series. Great entry level watch for the price
OK, I kinda agreed with the last row. LOL!
It is missing Sinn
Just bought a lovely Tissot PR100 this weekend. Great value for money, would completely agree on your assessment there.
Hublot at the bottom? We all know who makes these lists