[presente]

Just like forum posts, some reviewers provide great info, while others are essentially pointless. Ignoring them all because of dislike of those that are vacuous (or because doing so conforms to other's expectations) poses a limitation on one's understanding of the market.

On the other hand, some are just downright entertaining:

 

[Bradjhomes]

It's very easy to think "they marked it down because of the bracelet, but I like straight bracelets", and adjust your own judgement accordingly.

 

[jburroughs12]

I take reviews with a pinch of salt - whether for watches or something I’m buying from Amazon. Because the reviewer is expressing their opinion, and we all know what they say about opinions.

 

[Gnokko21]

I enjoy watch reviews for both reasons, knowing that I have to conserve a certain amount of skepticism

for example: I enjoy watching Teddy Baldassarre reviews and general watches videos. As I stated when I introduced myself in here, I am a student when it comes to watches, so I try to catch as many info from one or more models from who is obviously way more competent than me. Without forgetting that he has a store and while doing these videos he's doing promotions

 

[thewatchidiot]

I do enjoy some YouTube content. Some for detailed info and close up visuals and some cause I think they’re honest and informative. Fredrico Talks Watches is one that i enjoy

 

[Gnokko21]

I do enjoy some YouTube content. Some for detailed info and close up visuals and some cause I think they’re honest and informative. Fredrico Talks Watches is one that i enjoy