What do Zenith, Tudor, Omega, and Oris all have in common? It's that in 2026, they have all have watches that offer incredible engineering and aesthetics while bucking the trend of ever-increasing prices for luxury watches. From models with a deep history like the Speedmaster and El Primero to even things you can buy at retail like the ProPilot X, Tim walks us through the specific model and references that he considers a steal on the current market. Watch the full episode for his entire breakdown!
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