Hey guys and gals, James here with a post Halloween surprise treat a Q&A episode so we had alluded in a previous episode of TGM that we would be breaking off our question and answer segment

into a separated shorter show that we would just kind of put out when we had them.

So here's the first one, Q&A number one, we got to a handful of questions.

We're going to try and grind through all of our backlog of questions.

So if you have a question for us you know watches gear travel

adventure whatever send it into the gray NATO at gmail dot com we really love your

questions and we need as many as possible to kind of keep these kind of surprise

episodes coming.

Until then, please enjoy the episode and of course we will chat to you as normal next Tuesday.

So let's jump right into the questions. So Nathan from San Francisco asks, I was in Hawaii last week and I found myself doing

a little window shopping at one of Hawaii's Rolex dealers.

I got my hands on a few of the new models and eventually tried on the

Yacht Master Everrose with their new rubber strap called the Oyster Flex.

I must say that this is one of the most comfortable watches I've ever worn and to me

aesthetically perfect for those

t-shirt wearing weekend warrior days. However at 20 to 25,000 dollars it's very much out of my price

range. My question is when does the price of a watch outweigh its overall value?

What are some good things to look at when assessing the value of a watch as it relates to the price in both new or vintage pieces.

And then Nathan, he wants to be clear that he doesn't think the

Everrose Yachtmaster is overpriced or overvalued.

It just kind of

personally,

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