As someone owning 20+ automatic Watches ranging from entry level brands like Seiko and Bulova over Tissot, Mido, Longines to mid-upper tier brands like Rolex, as well as Microbrands,  I can confirm that no one cares about the “mistakes” being discussed in this video

no one except other watch enthusiasts even notice what's on your wrist. Often the brand of watch I wear would be completely unknown to 99% of the population & that's fine with me. Its easy to flex with a Rolex if that's your thing but I actually love the fact that what's on my wrist would cost as much or more than some popular Rolex models, but Rolex fans would have no idea what it is.🤣I also wear $50 casio digitals.

The only mistake here was me watching this video.

I have my square G-Shock GW-5600 with a suit or a tuxedo, i have worn it more than 35 years, i wore it with a tux at my wedding 31 years ago. It is my trademark. I agree that you should not wear fake watches, but in my opinion homage watches are a way to go. Benyar, Pagani Design  and San Martin are good options. Today  i am wearing a royal blue  Casio MTP-1302PD-2AVEF

Go with what you like, thats the key to the watch game.

Today I’m wearing my Omega Speedmaster ‘57 in 18K red gold on its brown alligator strap. I think it’s an extremely classy-looking piece that shows just the right amount of quiet restraint while still being indulgent, but I usually just wear what makes me happy on any given day because I’ve reached the point where I don’t have to impress anyone.

I am a man considerably over 60, and I am, in fact, cheap. So, there's that...

most wealthy guys I know are not fashionista's but have their own style based on what they like...including watches. And, yes, most own and wear their casio gshock along with very expensive brands too.

You might be more glad if you're over 60, wealthy, wearing jeans and shirts with a Sinn U2 on rubber and give a s**t on what other people think about it.

Bronze is class. Can't go wrong with a bronze watch which ages WITH you!

The only thing I notice is the shear number of men who think it looks cool to wear a dive watch or chronograph the size of a dustbin lid on their wrist, because every other member of the herd has one. I have kept, maintained, and wear all of the watches I have owned over the past 60 years. Some have been gifted to me, some inherited, and some acquired in appalling unloved condition crying out to be restored and given a new life in my keep, often at far greater expense than their value. The majority are over 50 years old, each one has a story, perhaps a memory of a very special person, or a particular time in my life. None of them are expensive (less than $1,000), no two are alike, but they all have pleasing dials and, crucially, all of them fit comfortably under my shirt cuff. My modest collection covers every occasion, have different types and colours of straps to go with what I am wearing, and sometimes I will wear the watch that reflects my mood on the day. That is what my watch collection means to me.

The uncomfortable truth ... for you:  from 10 feet or more, no one can tell what (brand) you are wearing ... and 99% of the population, do not care.

Valid message, but the visuals are GROSSLY mismatched with the narrative.

I have some errands to run today and I am wearing a Seiko SKX 007J.

A lot of good points.

I´m wearing a Seiko "Monster" Sharkteetch  4P36 01J0 Automatic (made in Japan)-model. I just turned 60 this november

I have quite a few watches and being a collector I enjoy them all.  Today I'm wearing a beat up Seiko with a quartz movement. It looks like the previous owner was a machinist and wore it everyday to the shop. I bought it off Etsy some time ago from a second hand store in Staten Island.  The crystal is all scratched up but is has a nice brown pebble grain leather strap on it.  Being saturday I don't really care what people think of my watch.  I have many nice watches but I frequently break the rules.  I have no problem wearing a Hamilton Khaki Field with jeans.  I often wear nice leather dress shoes with jeans.  I am bold enough to never mind setting my own rules.

I am 69 and wear what appeals to me. I like Addiesdive watches and they look great, work well and are accurate with Miyota (Citizen) movements. Not only that, but I'd be a target if I wore a Rolex or would worry about breaking it. If I break a $60.00 watch, I would just buy another one.

(How to choose the best watch) "I love that watch! I'm going to buy it!" That's it. I'd buy exactly the same watches regardless of my age for this simple reason.... I loved how it looked so I bought it. It's impossible to buy the wrong watch if you love it because it's YOU that's going to wear it and YOU love it.

Old Seikos! Old TV-style watches. Nice looking Certina Town and Country! G-shock! I also like Orient from the 80s!  Having fun, without flexing....