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Oct 31, 2026

James McVeyHOST
29:15
And I think that's a more obvious thing.
James McVeyHOST
29:17
As opposed to, you know, if some of these Chinese watch brands had Rolex or like Ulysse Nardin for some of the more complicated ones or Richard Mille, better example, they would fly out the door.
James McVeyHOST
29:28
So I think brand is really important, but on the basis that actually underneath your, you know, like if you were buying a Casio, well, actually, no.
James McVeyHOST
29:39
Sorry, I'm sort of just speaking in a weird flashbang approach here.
Ayman BishayGUEST
22:59
People like it.
Ayman BishayGUEST
23:00
You see the Richard Mille, everybody, it's in Richard Mille.
Ayman BishayGUEST
23:03
It looks like a plastic watch.
Jay SlangenHOST
23:05
Yeah.
RickHOST
18:34
Raymond Vial
Ariel AdamsHOST
18:36
is tied with Richard Mille.
Ariel AdamsHOST
18:38
At the bottom.
Ariel AdamsHOST
18:39
Where else does that happen?

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RickHOST
27:03
I believe it was three or four weeks ago that we had a conversation about Zenith and that the solution to Zenith's problems was increase marketing, sell the watches cheaper, but maintain the quality.
RickHOST
27:16
Instead, what they're doing is they're going to sell less of them, do them more expensive.
RickHOST
27:23
Which proposal do we think is likely to work? Our proposal to pile it high and sell it cheap? Or their proposal to try and make Zenith the new, I don't know, Richard Mille or something?
Ariel AdamsHOST
27:37
I'll go
SidHOST
45:44
It's a conversation starter.
SidHOST
45:46
In those circles, when they got three, four million dollar Richard Mille, that it doesn't make a shit.
SidHOST
45:53
The Patek looks like you're broke.
Owen CookHOST
45:55
Yeah, it looks like you're broke.

36 MINS LATER

Owen CookHOST
81:43
But of course, people fight and claw to buy a Patek Nautilus.
Owen CookHOST
81:47
People fight and claw to get a Rolex Daytona.
Owen CookHOST
81:48
People fight and claw to get some plastic ceramic Richard Mille.
Owen CookHOST
81:52
Like you could sell a ceramic watch.
Owen CookHOST
62:29
Say the word personal brand.
Owen CookHOST
62:31
By the way, look, if you look at watches, right? Back in the day, this is like an automatic watch, right? So you see there's this little automatic doohickey in the back, right? That's the AP Royal Oak, okay? You've seen Rolex watches, Patek Philippe watches, Richard Mille watches, right? So watches like this are usually worth around 100 grand or so.
Owen CookHOST
62:48
50 grand, 100 grand, couple hundred grand, right? That's an automatic watch.
Owen CookHOST
62:52
What happened was they would have these watches and then there was this thing called the quartz watch crisis when quartz came out.
Owen CookHOST
60:49
Why is it has to be the right watch though? Can't it be any watch? Okay, that's high end watches, that's true.
Owen CookHOST
60:53
Patek, AP, Rolex, Richard Mille.
Owen CookHOST
60:56
You can't buy them even at the store.
Owen CookHOST
60:58
There's Rolexes you buy at the store for 10 grand.
John DavidsHOST
19:43
And how do I know that? How do I know that beyond a shadow of a doubt, my friends? Because people still buy Rolexes.
John DavidsHOST
19:51
They buy a Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille.
John DavidsHOST
19:55
They pay insane prices for a product that does nothing.
John DavidsHOST
20:00
Now, you can make an argument that this is unique to luxury or only things that rich people buy, but it's not.
Sébastien ChaulmontetGUEST
27:00
And I would even say when they turn to be manufactured, they probably get less successful.
Sébastien ChaulmontetGUEST
27:06
I mean, Richard Mille became extremely successful by using Vaucher movements and Renaud and Papy movements.
Sébastien ChaulmontetGUEST
27:13
And probably there hasn't been a brand as fundamental for the industry as Richard Mille.
Sébastien ChaulmontetGUEST
27:18
And it's just wonderfully different, creative.
Sébastien ChaulmontetGUEST
27:22
You might like it or not too expensive.
Owen CookHOST
27:04
So whenever you meet them, like when you're out here networking in LA, rapidly what you're doing, the way the conversation proceeds is you're rapidly figuring out how you can help the person and the other thing you're figuring out is common people that you know.
Owen CookHOST
27:17
Like rapidly, and you're talking about like common events, right? So like the way that it kind of works is, I mean, again, you guys aren't gonna do this, but an example would be if you have like a Patek Philippe watch, if you have an AP watch, if you have a Rolex watch, you have a Richard Mille watch, right? They usually have watches like, or not usually, but many of them have that too.
Owen CookHOST
27:34
Oh, you've got a Patek.
Owen CookHOST
27:35
Oh yeah, which model do you get? Oh, I got this one.

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Owen CookHOST
48:32
How much is a Tissot PRX? 300 bucks, 400 bucks, some expensive ones a bit more.
Owen CookHOST
48:38
How much is a Royal Oak that looks exactly like a PRX? 50 grand, some are 150, depends, right? Same watch.
Owen CookHOST
48:49
Does AP build rapport with you or break rapport with you when you go in and you try to buy it? Are they like, hey, we'd love to do business with you? What do they do? If you walk in with 100 grand to buy AP Royal Oak, do they say yes or no? When you buy a Rolex, a Patek, Richard Mille, AP Royal Oak, you're buying the rapport breaking.
Owen CookHOST
49:15
That's it, that's all you're buying.
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1:06
Melanie Griffith shared photos from her stay at VIVAMAYR Mariawerth, a luxury health resort in Austria.
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1:14
Mark Wahlberg was spotted wearing a Richard Mille watch valued at $500,000 during the Global Champions Arabians Tour in Las Vegas.
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1:24
Kim Kardashian attended the opening night of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on September 19.
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1:33
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