Shopping for My First Watch at the Wind-Up Watch Fair

I love wearing analog watches but I'll be honest: I don't know a lot about them, which is why I spent the day at the Wind-Up Watch Fair in New York City — to talk to some brands and explore some options for my (potentially) first "real" watch purchase. This is an event that brings together over a hundred watch brands, from small independents to established names.After speaking with several makers about their design philosophy, pricing, movements, and materials, I think I've narrowed my choices down to three, which I'll share soon. So whether you’re new to watches or a longtime enthusiast, I hope this video will give you an inside look at the fair and what makes certain timepieces worth taking a second look at. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_xcf2tQ2bxZy8k-S-uGYHQ/join 💬 What kind of watch do you wear? Share details in the comments below! ➤ Subscribe to Peter's Prism here: https://www.youtube.com/@PetersPrism?sub_confirmation=1 --------------- ➤ *Timestamps:* 00:00 "I Love Watches, but I'm Not a Watch Guy…Per Se" 00:55 Kuoe 03:41 Brew Watch Co. 06:35 Timex 09:05 Marathon 11:23 Pequignet 14:24 Erebus 16:25 Jacques Bianchi 18:26 Vaer 20:44 Benrus 23:59 David Lane Design (Straps) 25:54 Shinola 28:11 Junghans 31:18 Bulova 35:20 Furlan Marri 38:35 Which to Choose? --------------- ➤ *Watches Featured in this Video* (As Shop My affiliate I may earn commissions from qualifying purchases) Kuoe: Old Smith 002: https://go.shop