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New Watch Releases, Philipps Auction Results & Roman Makes a BET! | Dual Time Podcast #5 - YouTube - Roman Sharf

Editorial Staff

19 Jun 2026 — 1 min read

The episode explores the newest watch releases, providing detailed insights into the latest models and their features, which is valuable for both enthusiasts and collectors. It also examines recent Phillips auction results, highlighting key sales and market trends that influence the watch collecting community. In addition, Roman shares his strategic bet, discussing the reasoning behind his decision and its potential impact on his collection. The conversation offers a blend of industry analysis and personal perspective, delivering a comprehensive overview for anyone interested in the current state of the watch market.

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