This is How I Evaluate Your Vintage Watch for Purchase

great video as always 👍🏼
i want to buy a vintage tudor prince, how do i determine if the movement was recently serviced and is not dried up? of course only if the seller opens the case and lets me have a look with a magnifier… by the way, where exactly are you from, too hard to pinpoint your accent?! greetings from munich✌🏼

As a true enthusiast (I hope I am), I have to extend my appreciation of your work and knowledge. Thank you from London.

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Keep them coming. 😊

Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

at a certain point you’re going to need to hire someone to help you.

That clicky sound effect doesn't add anything to the video and it gets annoying after a while.

I buy ,trade many times with Cristian, alls the time was great deal and find many nice vintage.

Thanks for the inside knowledge.

I have no problem with restored watches. i actually prefer it, of course the price has to be right. I dont like beat up old watches. Patina is not the same as beat up. But that distinction depends on the person.

Oh man! The amount of time I spent to find the perfect new old stock tritium hands for my red 1680 that had service hands. Doing detective work needs to be a hobby like watch collecting!

Interesting video Cris! Your knowledge is everything 😮
-Fred