In this episode we speak to Amrita on how Harry Potter inspired her to write, the influence Bollywood has on the watch industry, and the power of social media in modern journalism.

In this episode we speak to Ken on how he turned a side hustle into a full blown business, why he enjoys studying other entrepreneurs' journeys and the possibility of running his own watch club. 

In this episode we speak to Evelyne and Alexia about how Gerald saw the world as an artist, his love for nature and architecture, what he would be designing had he been based in Italy or France, and of course- the Royal Oak and Nautilus. 

In this episode we speak to Ming about how thinking out of the box keeps him creative, how he built MING, novelties, and his vision for the brand. 

In this episode, we speak to Johnathan about his vision for The Horology Club, how he intends to provide an educational angle and continue to make this hobby more inclusive.  

In this episode, we speak to Miranda about what it is like to run the library at the Horological Society of New York and why we should all go down for a visit. 

Time for a much needed catch up! 

In this episode, we speak to Samuel about the pen industry’s landscape and the resemblance it has to the quartz crisis, whether pens are investment worthy, and what makes a good pen.   

In this episode, we speak to Josh about the impact of American watch making, similiarities between iPhones and pocket watches and the inspiration behind the basket weave design. 

In this episode, we speak to Robin about the concept behind Atelier Wen, the meaning of its name, the difficulties of launching the brand and breaking the news to his father.

In this episode, we speak to Gael Petermann and Florian Bedat about the birth of their brand, who is rational one amongst the two, and the collaboration with Auffret for Only Watch 2023. 

In this episode, we speak to Kevin (@theydid) about how his dad's decision to get him a job at a pawnshop led to the passion he has for watches today. 

 In this episode, we speak to Ben @watchbrotherslondon about growing his business in the competitive secondary market, underrated brands we should look out for and more. 

A much needed catch up ! Thank you guys always for all the love and support! 

In this episode we speak to Jean Marc about Panerai’s success at building a community, their collaboration with Prada, and the future of the brand. 

In this episode we speak to Wilhelm about leadership, the shortage of watches in the industry, his own holy grail and more. 

In this episode we speak to Simon, a French independent watchmaker about his first release, his time at MB&F, and what’s next for the brand. 

In this episode we speak to Paul about how he started off at Lockheed Martin and ended up at Phillips auction house and all the things he has experienced there.  

In part 2 of our interview with Cameron, we discuss the difference between hoarding and collecting, watch trends, and his own podcast. 

It's been a while since the three of us caught up with each other. In this episode we talk about the Puyi sale, the Patek exhibition and more.

In this episode we speak to Stephen @sjpulvirent about being part of the original Hodinkee team, Hodinkee radio, and meeting friends through watches.

In this episode we speak to Martin about how he grew URWERK and where the brand is heading next.

In this episode, we speak to Alvin (@watchrology) about Cartier and the community he has built in Singapore surrounding the brand.

Andrew is the man behind the camera on the Watchfinder videos. In this episode we speak to him about how these videos are created.

In this episode we speak to Nick about all things Cartier.