Any recommendations for watch utube channels?

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I occasionally watch Teddy Baldassarre (unless he has Kevin O'Leary on), sometimes Adrian Barker. And Jenni Elle, just 'cuz.
 
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Just one more watch, Bens watch club and some restorers if they have an Omega on the bench.
 
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I have seen Tim Write and Friends, but these tend to be live streams. Also I have seen ID watch guy.
 
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There’s a channel called “Watches of Espionage”. Really cool take on watches with history in the service, for both the good guys and the bad guys. Worth a look for a different kind of content.
 
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I started watching Wristwatch Revival off and on several years ago. Other than that, I don't particularly go out of my way to watch any of the watch youtubers. There's something about youtube influencer culture I've never quite gelled with not limited to watches- between the irritating clickbaity tiles and some of the behaviors that seem to entertain people the most, ugh. of the Mainstream influencers Teddy Baldassare the one I find the most watchable, while Barker and the self titled "Watch Expert" (ugh) just downright irritate me most of the time. Many of the others fall somewhere in the middle, with many of them being simply news regurgitators, which I suppose there's nothing wrong with that if it's your thing, but I'd rather go to the source and form my own opinion if you're just going to put up a video with screen captures instead of an actual review of a real watch.

I've found some of the small, random videos thrown up by real enthusiasts where someone who doesn't really have a major youtube channel and has no desire to turn themselves into a brand, are the ones I find most informative. I guess listening to people talk about their watch, their experience, and what they like about it tends to do it for me.

As a general disclaimer, I really feel like the value of information contained within youtube videos has absolutely taken second seat just period across almost all categories to monetization, which means being memorable or entertaining, as opposed to informative.

EDIT: I do like videos with T. Mosso though, something about his voice.
 
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I started watching Wristwatch Revival off and on several years ago. Other than that, I don't particularly go out of my way to watch any of the watch youtubers. There's something about youtube influencer culture I've never quite gelled with not limited to watches- between the irritating clickbaity tiles and some of the behaviors that seem to entertain people the most, ugh. of the Mainstream influencers Teddy Baldassare the one I find the most watchable, while Barker and the self titled "Watch Expert" (ugh) just downright irritate me most of the time. Many of the others fall somewhere in the middle, with many of them being simply news regurgitators, which I suppose there's nothing wrong with that if it's your thing, but I'd rather go to the source and form my own opinion if you're just going to put up a video with screen captures instead of an actual review of a real watch.

I've found some of the small, random videos thrown up by real enthusiasts where someone who doesn't really have a major youtube channel and has no desire to turn themselves into a brand, are the ones I find most informative. I guess listening to people talk about their watch, their experience, and what they like about it tends to do it for me.

As a general disclaimer, I really feel like the value of information contained within youtube videos has absolutely taken second seat just period across almost all categories to monetization, which means being memorable or entertaining, as opposed to informative.

EDIT: I do like videos with T. Mosso though, something about his voice.
If the "Watch Expert" is the Dutch Irishman I totaly agree, a twelve year old in a grown mans body. He is not as bad as that Aussie,(luxury-something) that sceams shit at everyting under $10000, but he may be trolling.

Teddy Baldassare just talks to F..ing fast and has guest that calls Omega "entry level" or something.
 
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Timepiece Gentleman.
It’s been renamed the Serving Time Gentleman

Edit: found his latest post in the WRUW thread
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There’s a channel called “Watches of Espionage”. Really cool take on watches with history in the service, for both the good guys and the bad guys. Worth a look for a different kind of content.
Seen that one, different watches said something about them for different occasions
 
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Pains me to say this but no.
 
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I mostly catch unboxings, and absolutely random videos. I don't follow any channels. Sometimes the nerdy guy that compares 5 seikos in a short captures my attention. Sometimes it's Teddy. I do like disassembly/assembly videos, or those showcasing the making of type documentaries.
 
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The only channel I watch occasionally is the Urban Gentry. He has an interesting view on watches and taste that sometimes alines with mine.
 
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I'll have to check some of these out. I like the restoration videos and actual reviews of interesting watches, but feel beat over the head with videos just trying to sell a watch.