Comments by "m2po" (@m2pozad) on "Jenni Elle" channel.

  1. Yeah, the concept has me wondering if maybe my wife is entry level.
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  2. Z-blue is the only Milgauss. Transcendent.
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  3. I would need more interesting friends before showing off these watches to them.
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  4. Yes Jenni, "a flashy piece of junk" sums up the nature of this watch's symbolic psychological appeal.
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  5. I would wear one if they came with a cool chicky to work on vitals.
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  6. Another watch myth!
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  7. The best movements are the ones that never require expensive servicing.
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  8. I W aste C ash
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  9. I like the idea of looking at the date at the 4 when driving with my hand at the 10. (when not in Seattle gridlock)
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  10. I could go on and on about my 2 DateJusts. But mine are the new and improved Parnis versions, therefore I feel I would be creating unnecessary envy in Rolex version owners, Jenni, so I haven't the heart.
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  11. It's goofy, but 3atm is usually described as splash resistant. Also, I've seen the math on pressure increase due to movement in water, and it turns out to very negligible for watches, since the exposed sealed areas are so small. I hate disagreeing with my fantasy gf. At least the make-up sex is really good.
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  12.  @joaomendes2454  Perhaps proof is in order. Your comment is the first ever, from YouTube, to arrive in my Junk folder. We must conclude that, The Cosmos Has Spoken!
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  13. Jenni's rock'n her friendship ring.
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  14. The mechanical Alpha Speedy homage kicks the poop out of this toy, for $180.
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  15. Value? I believe the 30,000 was dollars, not yen.
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  16.  @ScottishWatches  I don't see it. Dave Sharp is the most current guest.
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  17. My first luxury watch was a pair of Parnis DateJusts. The two-tone is for the neighbors while I'm trimming the hedge.
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  18. Little black dress noted.
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  19. Right up there with- a beautiful woman telling you, 'she's all yours'.
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  20. Jawohl!! Mein Uhrenkätzchen
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  21. Rolex sure caters to the ice diggers.
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  22. Let me say this about that... Nice! F-91 on leather, just exquisite! 🤩
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  23. Because they lack wrist presence.
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  24. Could Jenni be had for a Lange? Oh yeah!
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  25. This woman is so likeable and interesting! It does not really matter what she is talking about. She'd be a great weather girl.
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  26. I want a Jenni for my birthday. Don't tell the wife.
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  27. I love Jenni's tinder bride, erotica watches, trashy side. All, very German.
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  28. Great above ground pool, rubber ducky diver.
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  29. Too plain looking. Might as well get a Seiko SARB033. Plus chasing mechanical accuracy is just silly. Get a quartz if accuracy is a big deal. How soul-less of me!
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  30. I was wondering just what the watch's price range needed to be for me to take it seriously. I quickly felt sub 20k. Not being interested in gold movements probably accounts for the disconnect. That, or my taste just isn't moved by the luxuriousness of luxury goods.
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  31. You should stop here with taking-on new subscribers. Keep it intimate, Jenni dearest.
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  32. I heard Jenni smile when she said strap-on. 🤭
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  33. Twice, I think.
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  34. The first jobs for all men and women is school. No social movement in the US has anything to do attending school, yet that is where watches are first utilized by boys, and not by girls. Why don't the girls care about personally initiated punctuality, is the question? Answer- Because they rely on clocks, and society as their care taking support structure. Female punctuality is part of the female networked system of living, versus the male's individualized system, which eventually gets coopted into in the female network.
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  35. Aquis- Proprietary lug design, Design Fail. Diver 65- 100 meter WR., Marketing Fail. Generic movements- Price Fail.
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  36. I love this watch, simply because of the lovably funny influencer.
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  37.  @cecedabo  Not ironic.
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  38. The attraction to mechanical watches simply cannot be about counting and paying large sums to chase seconds. Rationality demands one choose quartz for that fixation!
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  39. I'd prefer the three-hander version. And I'm not interested in more or most blue dials.
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  40. Brains, looks, personality and watches... it's just too much to take in, Jenni. I need some time with my Mova globe to relax.
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  41. I use 'timepiece' in mixed company, when sporting the evening's codpiece.
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  42. Wunderbar!
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  43. ...Changing the date. Pretty odd.
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  44. Discrete sexuality appreciated. Got that off my chest. What a heavy boy, at over 180 grams! I find it tiring to wear a watch all day if it weighs more than about 165 grams. And with the integrated bracelet, 'you're screwed!'
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  45. My understanding of luxury goods has changed focus from, mild contempt for the flex, to mild sympathy for those needing to find a purpose for money, that supports their sense of self-worth.
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  46. So, maybe part of their recognition problem is the snobby, unpronounsible name?
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  47. My grail/exit watch is a Speedy (homage) on a Flieger strap.
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  48. We have very little respect for YouTube's decision to punish channel creators for one-time administrative oversights. Revenge is on the way! FREEDOM!!!
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  49. I agree Jenni, I'm leaning towards Uranus.
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  50. I can't understand eliminating of the Z-blue Milgauss, instead of just getting rid of the ridiculous cage. Assuming the hairspring is nonmagnetic.
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