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Most Accurate Mechanical Watches From $400-$2000 (Attainable Chronometers: Longines, Tissot u0026 More)

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If it has electronics and batteries its NOT, I REPEAT NOT, a mechanical watch WTF DUDE? Comment from : Tim Burke

Hi there Teddy, want to know your thoughts on the Tissot Couturier Day Date Powermatic 80 I think it's an often overlooked gem! Comment from : MKMT1427

My F-91W has been consistently +3 seconds per byear/b since 2015 I was going to trash it and get a databank when it dies, but I think I'll hold onto this one for another decade or two at least Comment from : San Fernando Valley Yacht Club

You could have made 10 videos with this content Comment from : Arthur J

You list everything, but the accuracy Comment from : Keeper Nod

Missed the Ginault OR2 and Silent Service Comment from : Dillon Wilson

I love phonetic chapter titles in youtube The "Mido Barncelli" came out as "Amigo Barn Jelly" Comment from : Robert Moffett

Hello Thankyou for your informative channel Found your Instagram thankyou…movement’s…information explanation,…you are doing it well Thankyou…hard to find information on watches in general I appreciate your extra effort to cover more than just retail side of sales Product knowledge is paramount both consumer and retailers need to understand more…appreciated Teddy Comment from : Eric Chilver

Amazing how much better Longines watches look with normal length lugs like the Record you featured Not only do long lugs look bad, IMO, but they make watches wear larger thus limiting their audience Longines make weird design decisions in general, like 5 star reviews on the dial, but they did well with this Record Comment from : The Nutcracker

Talk clearly Comment from : Oscar G Raro

You’re eating your words Can’t understand you Comment from : Oscar G Raro

I have the cheapest automatic skeletons watch Thomas Earnshaw ES-8140, no-one name China caliber I like it! It's so cool and accurate Comment from : torello137

This needs a 2022 update Comment from : Joseph Paul Juliano

“Amigo Barn Jelly”? 😂brThat’s what it says on the timeline index for the Mido Baroncelli brI have noticed these weird timeline index names on your videos Comment from : Vince de la Pena

9:48 it's a mannual Comment from : Roubèn Khosrovian

I wish you give some accuracy numbers with that watches Which one is better ? can I get 2 sec per month accuracy with $400 watch ? Comment from : Levent Sasmazel

Watch enthusiast: euphemism for obsessive (at least in my case) Comment from : Gopa-swami dasa

In my book, Quartz is not mechanical Comment from : Martti Suomivuori

Make a new video for this with all the new launches in the past few months Comment from : Archit Tiwari

Hamilton could have been mentioned Comment from : Rog5446

I totally agree with transparency on movement because I am not spending thousands for a crappy movement! I will never buy a watch if they dont disclose the accuracy and specs of their movement Grand Seiko is excellent in detailing accuracy for every single watch which is why it will be my first purchase of a luxury watch When I see no accuracy specs I start to wonder why they are hiding this! brbrI like the Faber and want to buy one but again no accuracy specs so I didnt buy one! Comment from : Vk Travel log

All movements CAN be optimised Regardless of the number of position accuracies, eventually they decline & require attention It's the nature of the mechanical beast However, as noted, assistance with increased scientific knowledge helps (silicon springs) adjusted beat rates to increase power reserves It all adds to the final overall performance for which I am grateful Thanks for your content Teddy, it's always of value & Ben joy "needing out" when my curiosity is aroused Comment from : Peter Hamburger

You really need ads in your videos, which basically are ads in itself? Comment from : spoerloso

Totaly agree- hard to find info on the calibers and especially on their accuracy Comment from : Alexander Kolos

Longines conquest VHP Comment from : Jeff A Terlik

Tissot, yes I have one Ball, I have 3 and want more👍👍👍👍👍 Comment from : steve graham

Longines VHP, one of the most accurate watches with cool features, I think it's a better offer than Seiko Dolce Comment from : Tomás Cortina

It will be awesome if tissot brings out diver watch with cosc certified Comment from : 이하은

Mine is a cheap Automatic from China, Forsining for only 35 U$ (bought last year) brIt similar to Patek Phillipe Chronograph Geneve with date, day, month and 24 hour display brI had manually tuned it with handphone stopwatch for 3 days and now, wolaaa : brThe accuracy is pretty good, +15 sec/day in Horizontal and -10 in Vertical position brI wind it up 10 to 11 turns every 6AM and 6PM a day brCombine that position and wearing it for work, it can achieve_, +/- 5 sec a day, After a month of using, my watch still exactly the same hour and minute with world clock reference Comment from : Herbrata Moeljo

I buy watches for accuracy and functionality more so than fashion or looks So we are talking mostly GMTs, World Timers, and Sports Watches I've not seen any that offer accuracy in their sails pitch They they spend a lot of time talking about all the cool gadgets that I can already see and all the time I'm wondering how well it does all of thisbrYes, my most reliable and functional world time GMT combo sports watch is a Citizen Blue Angel but it has some features I wish were different or better so it aint perfect Comment from : Way Gone

More movement info!! Comment from : Gmotion EDC

To be honest the Casio Edifice EQS 500 1A1 even if it doesn't meet the video criteria is freaking accurate So much it actually scared me when a friend of mine showed it to me and even more so when he told me it was only $190 ($250 now) Comment from : yeison mendoza

My Seiko SARX045 runs about a second or two slow per month Comment from : toadamine

Good thing you enjoyed your trip to Spain when you did! eh! Comment from : B H

How about orient kamasu, are those watches accurate? I've got my eyes on black kamasu, it looks beatiful, but hesitate because i dont realy know how accurate are they Comment from : Vaidotas Sergaitis

I own a Gruen Pecision chronometer that I've owned for almost 50 years It's been cleaned once in that time and it still keeps amazingly good time Still within a minute in six months, which is not bad for an old mass produced watch At least I think it's not bad My daily watch Comment from : devlieg72

FC highlife is a chronometer for less than $2000 Comment from : Bill Core

Video was trash Comment from : RooRguy27

The Ball was nice Other watches, Baume and Mercier, Epos Comment from : Denis Daly

My Steinhart ocean one does a constant +72 seconds a day, not gonna tinker with it though It has a ETA 28932 elaborate movement Comment from : Beep

I'm always wary when people say Don't Ask Questions ( Comment from : David Thom

It's interesting how the first two Tissot images show the second hand missing the indices Comment from : ChadatWork

How is a quartz watch a mechanical watch? Mis-titled? Comment from : Jon O

The powermatic 80 is an amazing movement Seriously Chrono accuracy, 80 hour power reserve, available from $500-$800 Comment from : El Gatto

official site of super clone is patekphilippewatch Comment from : nora ismail

No mention of the max bill? Comment from : Blog of The W3st

I shit on Skillshare and all the others Comment from : Neptune Vibe

When can you review Cuervo y Sobrinos watches? Comment from : Ricardo Rodriguez

Wish I'd seen this before buying a new watch Just got a Visodate Automatic and while I love the design, it gains about 25sec/day which is a bit disappointing I wasn't expecting Rolex, Patek quality but still Wish I had research a bit more before jumping into it Comment from : AlpineTrails

Why didn’t you tell us how accurate these watches are (except for the Seiko quartz) Comment from : Jon Anderson

Longines Record uses L8884 movement from ETA, So, 4 is COSC? I have seen many of LONGINES are L888 movement even without Chronometer Certified? I love this video, it's very informative Comment from : Nanda Linn Aung

Great looking watch submarinerstore ,great lume Comment from : Happy Watch Store

Should state movement, information about its regulation and an average gain/loss daily figure per watch model Generally if I don’t see something along these lines I won’t buy that watch Comment from : smgeraldo

I'm pretty sure it's pronounced "ba-lah-de" not 'ba-lay-de" Comment from : jcastano

Hi Teddy - big fan of the channel! Would you consider doing a video on most accurate automatic movements/watches below $300? Comment from : Solly Silverstein

So the Dolce is basically a grand seiko movement Comment from : CLO27

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Comment from : Patrick Reddy

Absolutely, brands should be more transparent about movements, especially the modified ones I'd like to see a comparison of self-wind vs hand-wind Thx Comment from : Paul Lai

Most modern Seiko seem to be much more accurate than spec Comment from : Shadowgolem

Love your videos teddy! It's fun to have a channel for watch enthusiasts! It feels like a social club! Your giving a face to the hobby in a way! Great job! Comment from : Nick gee

I can tell you that my Swatch Sistem 51 watches perform better than COSC chronometer ratings Overlooked is that a number of Sistem watches have a paramagnetic Nivachron hairspring That hairspring is a great contribution to these watches accuracy Comment from : Susan Rosenzweig

Ball is always an option on almost every list This is truly a awesome company I wish they would get the credit they truly deserve Comment from : J M

Of course Swatch Group dominates COSC certified watches COSC works in close association with Swatch Group and was primarily created to help market Swiss watches as the most accurate in the world Just check their statement on their front page: wwwcoscswiss/enbr"brGUARANTOR OF TRADITIONAL PRECISION SWISS WATCHMAKING brThe creation of the COSC brFounded in 1973 and based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) is a not-for-profit organisation recognised as serving the public interest, dedicated to Swiss watchmaking Created by five watchmaking cantons (Bern, Geneva, Neuchâtel, Soleure and Vaud), as well as by the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH), it brings together a number of laboratories that were originally founded as independent institutions in the late 19th centurybr"brIt was a set of originally independent laboratories that became fully dependant when they were bought by the Swiss watchmakers to participate in their Swiss Made (TM) marketing effort after Seiko swiped them 10 years in a row in chronometer competitions They never tried to improve their movements They decided the most effective solution to that problem was to cancel the competition for several years, create a falsely independent laboratory with low standards that would certify Swiss Made watches for free and charge indecent amounts to foreigners, put al their money in marketing pretending that a COSC certificate is worth charging premiums and all watches that don't have COSC certification are rubbishbrMost serious watch companies in the world just ignored those poor sods and decided to rely on their own in-house quality check which has higher standards than COSC The only thing those companies would get from a COSC certification is a huge bill and a paper piece that is worth nothing because any watch that doesn't meet COSC criteria doesn't even get out of their own factorybrbrbrAny watch enthusiast pretending to have even a remote interest in watch precision should at least go to the COSC site and read their own statement and compare their certification standards to the published QC basics of Japanese companies Don't buy their marketing shit Check for yourselfbrA few years ago I made the effort to look at the website for the "Concours International de Chronométrie" to check which watches are the best When I saw that the competition had stopped in the 70s and was only recently revived in 2009, I checked the archives and found past results, the old rulebook that allowed participation to anyone and the new rulebook that only accept participants from Europe Foreign companies are now allowed to participate as paying honorary guests whose results will never be published It was a huge revelation to me as to what all that "Swiss Made precision" hypocrisy truly is: just 100 pure lying marketing designated to keep selling outdated poorly manufactured movements from the 19th century at indecent prices and ripping off misinformed victims while talking shit about modern high quality movements made by reputable companies that do respect their customers Comment from : Christian Barnay

No Monta????? Comment from : Nicholas Battista

Christopher ward watches offer beauty and quality for a crazy price Comment from : Leo

Accuracy per day???? Comment from : saju zachariah

Speak slowly Comment from : Yordan Iliykov

Thanks for discussing Mido Love my 38mm Multifort Comment from : Scott Lauren

Oh my, a pity about date window on the Ball watchIt is really poorly placed and it just looks so out of place Comment from : C H

Affordable chronometers are treasures I am not neutral, so i recommend Tissot Comment from : T8T

Tissot le locle chronometer 2012 Comment from : Tynchy Temper

Longines are really back Check out the L6882 movement A column wheel for that price? Comment from : TheThirdMan

Nice Informative and interesting thank you Comment from : Brian Salci

Biggest problem with mechanical watches is the WEIGHT Comment from : Joe3D

My 15 years old Seiko Spring Drive SNR005 bought in 2005 never needs service since new and the accuracy is extremely consistent -1 second/weekbrSpring reserve is 72 hours Comment from : Bao Nguyen

I love longines My l888 hydroconquest runs at less than +1 a day on average Ran slow at first but settled in to an amazingly accurate watch Comment from : Jmack1lla

Just found your channel and truly enjoyed this video I am very interested in affordable mechanical time pieces that actually are not Chinese movements I have been looking at the Hamilton line as well, very good watches for under $1,000 All this information was very relevant and helpful, thank you! Comment from : Scott H

I had a Grand Seiko Quartz made in 1977 that kept amazing time Certainly over engineered with their 2 second hand indicator when the battery was getting low Recently I gave it away to a good friend Now I mostly wear a little Seiko 7018-8000 chronograph Just a beautiful slim movement and great looking watch for not a lot of bucks Enjoy watching your reviews Thanks Comment from : Tony Goodman

Certina? Comment from : TruthWarrior

Elabore grade and above ETA 2824-2 healthy and regulated are in -3/+3 range a day Great value for money Comment from : Idok Watcher

My 2007 Breitling SuperOcean blue dial ref# A17360 gains 0-2 seconds a day Pretty accurate for an automatic watchbrEd Bishop, who played Cmdr Ed Straker, in the 1970s TV show "UFO" wore a Certina watch Comment from : ussling

for quartz driven watches Any of the GPS or Atomic clock synced watched is more superior to any watches from accuracy standpoint Comment from : Pi A

Basicly you need 📻 radio controled g-shock to set your mechanical watch after Comment from : Myrslokstok

Love Christopher Ward, beautiful build quality Comment from : Richard Price

Accutron 2 should’ve made that list, super accurate Remarkable bit of horological history between the accutron and the accutron 2 Comment from : Wayne Turner

Fantastic Vlog I like learning about the movements I am leaning towards a quartz again for my collection because of the comfort when wearing it and the accuracy They also seem to be very durable as well Thanks! Comment from : Jeffrey Reardon

On the Tissot (and others) the numbers 1-60 appear on the outermost perimeter of the dial What are these numbers for? Comment from : Jeff Campsall

Thinking of the Ball, why is tritium tubes used on so few brands (mostly Ball, Traser, Marathon, Luminox, and maybe 3-4 more fringe brands) I have basic Marathon and tritium obliviously so much more constant than any lum paint Comment from : runningwithshemp

I'm always impressed by Tissot The movement and finish for the price is good on the better pieces Nice quality butterfly bracelets Plus huge variety I have a few Tissots myself and love them They have same quality as some watches that cost twice as much But also have cheaper models, too Comment from : matthew hoover

Casio Multi Band 6 Comment from : Mathys

tissot le locle should be here Comment from : abdus Samad

This Ball looks amazing But, the date window climbing the 3 o'clockUgh how do I unsee it? Why Ball, WHY??? Comment from : Roman Binenbaum

An accurate watch movement means everything to me Comment from : Teachering

I thought watch enthusiasts would be discerning, so why do they like this video? How can you like a video on 'Most Accurate Mechanical Watches' when it doesn't quantify how accurate they are? Just asserting they're accurate doesn't make them so, because we've no idea what he considers accurate A useless video unless you're interested in power reserve times, which he did provide stats for Comment from : Godfrey Mann

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