Jabs Opens The 1916 Company’s New Collector Conversation With a Cartier Crash

The 1916 Company posted Cartier Crash, Piece Unique Mosers, Limited Edition Tudor, and More with Jabs on YouTube on 2026-10-17. The channel-feed metric supplied with the source showed 2,486 views.

The supplied chapter list gives this running order:

• 0:00 Introduction
• 0:50 Cartier Crash
• 4:00 Tudor Black Bay 41 Qatar Boutique Edition
• 6:40 Christopher Ward Bel Cantos - Unique and Limited Editions
• 10:20 Roman Gauthier “JABS” Edition
• 14:14 F.P. Journe Chronomètre Souverain
• 16:08 Piece Unique H. Moser Endeavour Vantablack Watches
• 21:44 Advice for Collectors New & Old

“Piece unique” is watch-trade language for a one-of-one watch. The description says Jabs tells “the fun tale of hunting down the 4 piece unqiue H. Moser Endeavour Vantablack Watches,” preserving the source’s meaning while noting that the supplied material does not give the four watches’ references or individual specifications.

The title also uses “Limited Edition Tudor,” and the chapter list names the Tudor Black Bay 41 Qatar Boutique Edition. No edition size is supplied in the material provided.

The episode’s range is broad even before the details are filled in. Cartier is identified in the knowledge bank as a Paris jeweller and watchmaker founded in 1847. Tudor’s trademark history is dated there to 1926, with Black Bay named among its current lines. Christopher Ward is a much younger British watch company, founded in 2004, and its C1 Bel Canto is described in the knowledge bank as a chiming watch with a sonnerie au passage, a mechanism that sounds at a passing interval.

F.P. Journe and H. Moser & Cie. bring another register. The knowledge bank identifies F.P. Journe as a Geneva watchmaker associated with 1999, and H. Moser & Cie. as a Swiss watchmaker whose own page dates the house to 1828. None of that tells us how the particular watches in the episode wear, measure or were configured. It does place the chapter list across very different design languages: shaped-case Cartier, Tudor’s Black Bay vocabulary, exposed acoustic theater from Christopher Ward, independent Geneva classicism from F.P. Journe, and the visually severe Endeavour Vantablack idea from H. Moser.

Because the supplied source gives no case sizes, thicknesses, lug-to-lug measurements or bracelet details, proportion can only be discussed at the level of format. The 41 in “Black Bay 41” is part of the source’s model name here; the supplied material does not define it as a measurement.

The episode is available on The 1916 Company’s YouTube channel. The supplied source also notes an embed URL and an embed-and-credit policy.

Before publication, the unconfirmed items are the exact references, dimensions, materials, movements, production counts, prices and availability for the individual watches discussed. The proposed angle mentions vintage Patek, but the supplied episode title, description and chapter list do not name a Patek Philippe watch.