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“Thank you worn and wound. I’ve had a tough time finding a watch podcast that was not catered to simply high end luxury watches or marketing of micro brands. I used to enjoy other watch podcasts but found them either immature in both language and condescending behavior. Not everyone is a a trust fund New Yorker or Asian millionaire shopping boutiques. Some of us just love watches low, mid, and high-tiered. Also, loved the conversation with the Tenn and Two ladies who closed with “wear what you love” Keep it up!”
Ammu H-Town via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/13/21
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“Just a really indulgent time in the week when I can catch up horology stuff of interest be in info from Baselworld Trade show or vignettes about watch collecting, this podcast is elegant and easy to listen to. It’s a nice watch to complement the plethora of watch video channels out there on...”Read full review »
regionalroadie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/05/18
“Very passionate about watches and brands from a fashion standpoint (often talking about visuals/wearability). Good lord do they love filler words (um, literally, sort of, like, you know) but whatever how many people are putting out discussions on watches?”
NewBernWatchMaker via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/27/19
“Tried to listen but with all of the vocal fry, I felt like I was listening to a nerdy version of the bachelor with no hot chicks.”
DJ_Masse via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/25/20
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