With dizzying price increases on new watches, Tim wants to take a step back and find where affordability still reigns supreme in the watch world. He looks at different segments, starting with Watches & Wonders novelties from brands like Tudor, NOMOS, and Oris. From there, he moves on to used luxury with Omega and Zenith before extending his look outside of Switzerland and big companies with picks from Grand Seiko, Reservoir, and Brew.
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Omega "Grey Side of the Moon" - https://www.the1916company.com/watches/omega/speedmaster/speedmaster-o31092445006001/
Zenith Chronomaster - https://www.the1916company.com/watches/zenith/chronomaster/
Tudor Watches - https://www.the1916company.com/pre-owned/tudor/
Grand Seiko Watches - https://www.the1916company.com/pre-owned/grand-seiko/
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