Giving San Martin my business? Why!



A few months ago, I did a review of a San Martin watch that I purchased. The experience reinforced what I expected from the microbrand – quality at a competitive price.

So, we forged a relationship and I’m happy to say we are now carrying the brand. In today’s video, I’ll review a few of the models and hopefully give you a feel for what they offer. Enjoy!

Check out all of our San Martin watches at: https://longislandwatch.com/san-martin-watches/

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40 thoughts on “Giving San Martin my business? Why!”

  1. Hey Marc, would you consider doing a tutorial video for intermediate watch collectors like myself (those who are not beginners to the hobby / sickness but not experts either)? Perhaps covering things like identifying male vs. female end links. Identifying solid vs. hollow end links. A good bracelet vs. a bad one. Good finishing vs. poor finishing. Etc, Etc. How important is good bezel action? I have several watches with a rotating bezel, and I think I rotated it a couple of times when I first got the watch, and that was the last time. Perhaps even a lesson on how to regulate a watch. I saw another YouTuber give some gift ideas for "the watch lover." And one of them was a time grapher. Yeah, that's a great idea, but if my watch is plus or minus 15 seconds, what the heck do I do about it?

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  2. You can see that you have an eye on customer service and being a watch lover yourself you see the value where some bottom line focused folks don't. It's one of the things that makes you great rather than good dude.

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  3. I respect that you acknowledge how well made San Martin’s are made. I’m curious to know what tvg thinks about them. And I’m subscribed to both your channels. And I’ve bought a squale from you for my nephew and a bezel for my orient triton. Though it was loose. But that’s not on you but orient. Bravo!

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  4. I don’t lose any sleep on homages of the big brands, especially swatch group, Rolex etc. Seiko aren’t asking the same prices as Rolex, but they sell such massive volume that homages probably effect them minimally.

    I’m just wondering what marathon think? I think Long Island Watch are a lot of peoples ’go to’ store for marathon (especially from the U.K.). Sure marathon navigators cost more than this San Martin, but it’s not THAT much more and marathon are a relatively small company that are probably damaged more by watches like this than the larger companies. There is absolutely no confusing that watch for a marathon navigator. I think they’ll sell less marathons because watches like this are about. More than that, if I was a marathon designer I’d be really hacked off with my ideas and heritage being exploited.

    Just my opinion, I could well be wrong.

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  5. Great content and love the fact that you’re not afraid to carry your competitor. It’s what being a small business owner is all about. Promote each other and spread the wealth!!

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