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Comedy duo New York's Hiromasa Yashiki has released an unboxing video of a luxury wristwatch purchased for 3.45 million yen. [Photo] The luxury watch "A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Up/Down" purchased by the New York mansion was triggered by the TBS morning information program "Ravit! ’. Yashiki introduced a watch of over 3 million yen from the luxury watch brand "A. Lange & Söhne", and the moderator, Kirin, Akira Kawashima, asked, "Would you like to buy that watch?" declared. Later, on the same program that aired on February 24th, Yashiki actually purchased the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Up/Down. On the same day, he posted a picture of himself proudly showing off the loot wrapped around his arm along with the sentence "Dream" on his Twitter. The purchase price is 3.45 million yen. There is no hand that doesn't rub it because it's a big deal. Recently, an unboxing video of the A. Lange & Söhne “1815 Up/Down” has been released on the New York YouTube channel. At the beginning of the video, Yashiki takes out the wristwatch that has been put back in the box and says, "Because it's a big deal, please show me an unboxing video...". His partner, Sawaya Shima, retorted, "No, I saw it at the scene. I saw people who watched 'Ravit!' (laughs)." Nonetheless, the good thing about YouTube is that you can follow the details that can't fit on TV. Shimasa, who was urged to hold a box containing a watch, explained in detail, "It's heavy! It's as heavy as a calligraphy set." And the mansion that opens the box and takes out "1815 Up/Down". However, since the belt color of the wristwatch is black, the director instructed that ``It's easy to understand because Shimasa is wearing a gray hoodie,'' so Shimasa wrapped it around his arm. When the other party messes with the wristwatch, the mansion warns, "It's scary, you. You're really a precision machine!" Shimasa showed the back of the watch to the camera and said, "The back is amazing." (laughs).” In addition, in this video, Yashiki said, "The unboxing video is the number one clue for buyers," but as he said, he explained details that could not be introduced on TV, such as the weight of the box and the back of the watch. So, it can be said that the appeal of unboxing videos is that they can provide different value than TV. Also, if you introduce it on your own YouTube channel instead of just planning a TV program, it will directly lead to profit, so from the talent side, it will be twice as delicious. So, like this New York video, there is no doubt that more and more comedians will go through the flow of buying luxury items for TV projects and then introducing them in detail on their own channels.
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