The Watches Of Master Watchmaker - Roland Murphy

Pretty slimly to offer the poor lady a quote that she could not afford then offer to buy the watch as broken knowing you could easily fix it. Made it sound like he was rescuing the watch or something ... it clearly meant something to her if she wore it on her neck and was trying to get it working.

Love my Hamilton Lunar Phase ....

Please do a Part 2 of this fascinating man's collection.

Very nicely executed a true craftsman but $13,000.00 for the first watch ?

Teddy, I wish you would walk everyone through his whole collection that he sells!

Teddy. Come on man! I wish you referenced some pictures when you guys were talking. Map locations or the watches! I am so happy to see Roland getting more notoriety!!

That RGM jump hour is amazing.

Love to see some more watches, very nice 👌. 🇬🇧

What the Hell is up with the "Mason's watch?" Those dudes are Satanic.

Roland is truly America's greatest watchmaker. I cherish the time that I've spent talking watches with Roland

'from the very early 1890's, 1896 I think it was.'

Please produce another video of RGM and Roland. Perhaps you can feature some of the operations and custom watchmaking services. Also, didn't realize the Lancaster area had a watchmaking heritage... Can you revisit some of its history. Thank you.

Wow! what an incredible video! I live inb PA, and am proud to know RGM is here too

Yes please, another episode with another batch of his watches!

THANKS,,GOOD INFO

Teddy, lovely work. I love your passion, your super work for watch lovers. Keep it up. Thank you.

How refreshing, Teddy. It is entirely unpretentious, and evokes personal stories from the guest which don't necessarily translate to any influence from how watches are marketed today. They seem to be genuine stories of how a person (in this case, a renowned watchmaker) enjoys their watches without the baggage of any status quo whatsoever. I'm starting to feel like this series is easily more enjoyable than Talking Watches because the guests are 'watch people' - not in the elitist sense but one who's informed about watchmaking, its functionality and design and how they're incorporated into personal use. Safe to say I'm not the only person here who really enjoys and want to consume watch content without the air and snobbery part of it.

I could watch 2 hours of this. Amazing, glad you're able to help tell these stories.

The Masonic one is awesome!!!

Ooo the chime sounds so nice❤❤

Always an interesting episode when RGM is involved. He seems a truly nice and genuine person and is a treasure trove of watch/pocketwatch history. Oh, that VC pocketwatch was to die for!

What an amazing interview. Thanks Teddy and thank you Roland! I really enjoyed this one.

Awesome video on a fantastic American watchmaker.

Amazing content! By all means, part 2 is a must! Thank you so much!

Love this type of content! Congratulations and thanks, Teddy!👏🏼👏🏼

About time. No pun intended. I’m an hour from RGM and it’s an amazing place

Amazing collection, love the VC minute repeater and the Flightmaster! another great video

Teddy, thank you for saying “Lancaster” correctly! 🙏 I’m going to RGM as soon as I get back in town to shake Roland’s hand!

Hallo Teddy, so interesting to here from a watchmaker, how he started and what interesting pieces. Enjoyed it very much. As I am currently visiting another country, so thanks from Israel 🇮🇱, rachel

Super!!!😊😊😊

I really enjoyed watching this . Thanks Tedday for the excellent continent and for Mr Murphy for sharing the amazing stories . Top notch content

Awesome interview.

That enamel dial is really very nice. tbh it looks better than many of the Swiss enamel offerings that are significantly more expensive.

great video....more like this please. no fluff no sales, just a guy that loves his watches.

I for one, would love to see and hear more from Roland. Great video!

Brilliant interview of a brilliant man

Loved the gentleman.
Loved the story.

Fantastic video, keep this kind of content coming!

Amazing man, I'd love to buy him a beer sometime.

The last watch...so nice. I'd also be wearing that lol

Hodinkee really missed out on interviewing the amazing man. Glad you took up the gauntlet!

Great show! Great collection! Great watchmaker!

What an amazing man could literally listen to him all day. More please

That was one of the most enjoyable presentations.
Thanks.

Round 2, please, when?

We need a series with Roland, this made me want to go be his understudy!

Do a video on watches for men that work with their hands

The story of American watchmaking is bittersweet. I know that every business has a lifespan. The thought of a great like Hamilton withering slowly away, saddens me, just a little.