you were checking it out and you were asking questions when i first opened it and we're like you know i wonder what kind of movement it has in there and so i mean this is your time to shine scott to to talk about this watch what version it is how it came to be the price point i mean you can really sell our audience on exactly what what what i'm holding here

So I would love to sell the watch and say how much great value it is and that you should buy one, but I haven't actually got any left, so I can just be as honest as possible.

So the actual entire reason that I wanted to design that watch is I tried to buy a Rolex, and then obviously I had that little episode, which obviously meant I couldn't buy a Rolex, and I ended up randomly buying a Tissot PRX.

And I was looking at the Tissot PRX after a couple of weeks of having it, and I still like it.

But I basically just found it felt a little bit unloved.

I felt like it was designed or made to meet a quota, like a designer inside Tissot has been like, I need you to design a new watch, design a new watch.

But these are the limitations in regards to how much it costs to make, and this is roughly how much we're going to sell it for.

Sorry, that was a little bit of a ramble, but...