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Watch news: Copies, hand me downs & Tudor Northflag - YouTube - This Watch, That Watch

Editorial Staff

16 Sep 2026 — 1 min read

The video explores recent trends in vintage watches, focusing on how collectible pieces like the Tudor Northflag influence both enthusiasts and the wider market. It examines the appeal of copies and hand‑me‑downs, highlighting how heritage models shape consumer preferences and drive demand for authentic timepieces. By analyzing the dynamics of supply and demand, the discussion shows that the resurgence of vintage watches creates new opportunities for collectors while also affecting pricing and availability across the industry. The insights underscore the importance of understanding historical significance and brand legacy when evaluating modern watch investments.

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Hublot CEO Julien Tornare Discusses Partnering with Jeff Koons and Reconnecting with Founder Carlo Crocco

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