Time Merchants

Audemars x Swatch? Naaaah....

You already know I can’t deny a watch in good condition and that was the case for this Hublot MDM Chronograph. Come see it in store or dm me for details.

Seiko divers are legendary. From the history of the 62MAS to the modern Prospex lineup, these are the ultimate IYKYK watches.

Today on the channel, I’m breaking down my personal Seiko collection and why these belong in every serious watch journey.

Is two-tone actually ‘cringe’ or are you just missing out?

I get asked every day what’s selling the most, and the answer usually shocks people. While some call it ‘outdated,’ the market says otherwise.

New video is LIVE: We’re breaking down the history, the stigma, and why two-tone is dominating in 2026.

Link in bio to watch.

Flipping a Daytona for $3K profit doesn’t make you a great dealer… it just means you have connections. No expertise required.

The market has shifted dramatically in 5-6 years. Everyone’s buying the same thing on repeat. Vintage watches that used to move fast now sit on shelves - not because they’re worse, but because people are being fed the same narrative constantly.

Those vintage pieces are just as good, just as serviceable, just as rare. But demand has become so narrowly focused that collectors can’t even see other options anymore.

Full video on the watches I don’t stock - link in bio 👆

Everyone knows Santos and Tank Louis, but Cartier made so much more than the classics everyone’s chasing.

This Basculante is the same price as a new Santos, maybe even less, and it’s way more interesting and way more rare. Most people don’t even know these models exist, and that’s exactly why they’re worth wearing.

Stop buying what everyone else has and open your eyes to what’s actually out there. There are similar watches that are just as valuable, much more rare, and just as enjoyable to wear, but have to look beyond the obvious choices.

Full video on YouTube breaking down 5 watches that actually earn my respect as a dealer. Link in bio.

Putting all your money into one hyped asset rarely ends well. Vintage rewards patience, discernment, and personal taste. Buy what you understand and what you would still love if the noise disappeared.

Looking the part is easy. Standing behind a watch long after the sale is not.