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The video presents the host's unique collection of Fallout-themed watches, highlighting the diversity and design intricacies of each. The featured watches include custom and branded pieces, such as the Vault-Tec watch, the "Super Mutant Behemoth," and others inspired by Fallout characters and themes like Nick Valentine. Specifications like dial size, thickness, movement types (mechanical hand-wind, Japanese quartz, Miota 2035), and additional features like luminescence and step-tracking are discussed. Some watches, such as those by Mark Simpson on Etsy and those reviewed for their detailed craftsmanship, are praised for their thematic connection and cosplay potential. The host critiques various functional aspects like battery life, band comfort, and luminescence duration, while suggesting improvements and reflecting on their personal preferences. Additionally, the video includes a giveaway to engage viewers, urging them to subscribe, like, and comment for a chance to win bespoke timepieces. This segment concludes with the host's appreciation for their audience's support and viewership.
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In this part of the video, the host introduces their unique Fallout watch collection and announces a giveaway for subscribers. The aim is to reach 1000 subscribers. The giveaway includes three watches to be given to randomly selected subscribers who also like the video and watch till the end, with winners announced on New Year’s Day.
The host then showcases the Vault-Tec custom watch with detailed specs: a 42mm dial, 11.8mm thickness, 20mm strap size, sapphire crystal front, and an exhibition case back. This watch features an Asian 64-97 mechanical hand-wind movement. The host praises the quality and value, mentioning it was custom-made to homage the official Bethesda watch, saving significant cost. They recommend AliExpress for custom watches.
Next, the host introduces another watch from their collection, the “Super Mutant Behemoth,” noted for its large 52mm case and 11.6mm thickness, emphasizing their preference for pilot-style watches and the thematic connection to the Fallout game franchise.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses two watches. The first is an accutime branded watch with a Japanese quartz movement, currently sporting a worn aftermarket band instead of the original brown one. He mentions it will be available for sale on his eBay store. The second watch is a custom steampunk leather piece by Mark Simpson from Broad Arrow Jack on Etsy, featuring a hand-wound mechanical movement and a distinctive 39.4 mm case. This watch is compared to a Fallout-themed watch and praised for its unique design, making it ideal for cosplay, particularly Comic-Con or themed events.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews two watches, focusing first on a digital watch with a step-tracking feature and sleep monitor but lacking Bluetooth connectivity and having a short battery life. The watch’s comfortable design and sleek appearance are highlighted, but its functional limitations are criticized. The speaker then examines a second, larger quartz watch with a more robust design and clear homage to a popular gaming franchise. The commentary includes a call for better execution by the watchmaker and praises the character representation on the second watch.
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In this part of the video, the presenter showcases a watch themed around the Fallout video game. They highlight the watch’s rubber strap, comfort, and affordability as a fun option for fans. The presenter then demonstrates the impressive luminescence (loom) feature by turning off the lights and showing how certain elements, like the Vault Boy, light up. They express both admiration for the watch’s appearance and disappointment that the luminescence doesn’t last long. The watch has a 42.5mm case, 12.7mm thickness, and a Japanese Miota 2035 quartz movement. The detailed examination of the watch’s dial reveals Fallout-themed symbols, including a radiation icon, a mini-nuke, and a shield whose significance is unclear – the presenter asks viewers to identify it in the comments.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker reviews a Fallout-themed watch, mentioning that it comes with an aftermarket Barton band of 21mm width, contrasting better than the original black leather band. The watch, inspired by the character Nick Valentine, features a 40mm case size and a 12.5mm thickness, which the speaker finds ideal. It showcases a skeletonized dial and an open case back with a 2650ss Z movement, and it proudly displays 17 jewels inside. Limited to 500 pieces worldwide, it includes a certificate and is sold for about $150 on the Bethesda website. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the watch for its price and design, despite its heavier weight and lack of sapphire crystal.
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In this part of the video, the presenter reviews a Fallout-themed watch featuring a butterfly clasp and a substantial metal strap, suggesting it may be cumbersome for those with smaller wrists. The watch has notable Fallout references such as the vault number “111” on the back. The presenter suggests improvements like adding more Fallout elements to the front and criticizes its lack of distinctiveness for fans. However, they praise its reactive glow-in-the-dark band and overall fun design. This watch is a ThinkGeek exclusive and sports a PC2-1J Japan quartz movement, indicating it’s more of a novelty than a high-end timepiece. Despite its larger case size, the watch is appreciated for its clear thematic purpose and engaging features.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses making a watch using laser technology, enhancing their science skills in the process. They successfully experimented with engraving on resin, resulting in a watch they are very pleased with. The watch features a comfortable 42mm diameter and 13mm thickness and is described as an excellent candidate for modification. The red case of the watch is deemed perfect for a Nuka World theme, making it suitable for Nisha hunting in Nuka World. The segment concludes with details of a giveaway where viewers can win one of three timepieces by subscribing, liking, and commenting on the video. The creator expresses gratitude and thanks viewers for watching.