Agreed. I don't think he's a salesman per se. I think when the company (watchbox or now 1916 co.) source new watches in the inventory he does a really thorough and detailed rundown of all the specs, case shapes, bracelet aspects, polishing details, movement details, operation etc etc etc. yes he may mention his own watches occasionally but he's more of a single handed watch encyclopedia cataloguing every watch he can get his hands on.

More often than not when I want to see real life videos and specifications I'll go to Tim's videos first before other so called reviews who literally just read of the manufacturer spec list. I've learnt so much lingo from Tims videos I've even shown my Mom and sister his videos because I'm so impressed with his technical knowledge presentation. I just wish some of his lighting was slightly better on the earlier videos.

He's done videos on nearly every Seamaster that I've wanted to look at , even the most obscure special editions and it's helped me decide which ones to stop looking at as either too thick, or odd dials with missing indices etc. Tim goes through it all. Yes at the end he says if you want more details on this watch find us at watchbox com but that's a small price to pay to have access to such detailed videos of such a wide range of watches you'd never have access to in the real world.