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The Scottish Watches podcast episode #759 features a conversation with Barbara, who shares insights from her recent travels to various international watch events. The discussion begins with her experiences at VicenzaOro in Italy, emphasizing the growing significance of vintage watches and the new exhibition hall that will enhance the event&
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In the latest episode of the Scottish Watches Podcast, Adam Hodge, founder of the Farr + Swit Watch Company, discusses his innovative approach to watch design that draws inspiration from pop culture and retro aesthetics. The brand is known for creating nostalgic timepieces, including cassette-tape-inspired digital watches and VHS-
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In the latest episode of the Scottish Watches podcast, the hosts discuss a range of exciting topics, starting with the Citizen Tsuyosa collaboration, designed by French designer Romaric André, which is considered a fun limited edition priced under $500. The conversation then transitions to high horology, featuring two new pieces
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On the February 26, 2026 episode of the Worn & Wound podcast, Zach Kazan is joined by Zach Weiss and Blake Malin for a lively monthly Q&A session. They discuss a wide array of topics, including their use of AI, the handling of underwhelming watch reviews, and speculations
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The latest episode of The Business of Watches features Oliver Müller, who compiles the influential Morgan Stanley Swiss Watcher report, a key financial resource in the watch industry. With three decades of experience, including roles at Omega and Laurent Ferrier, Müller provides insights into how he estimates Swiss brand revenues
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In episode 30 of the SJX Podcast, SJX and Brandon delve into the emerging trend of jump hour watches, highlighting several new models released within the first six weeks of 2026. Notable mentions include a new collection from Audemars Piguet and the relaunch of the Niton brand, both of which
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The Scottish Watches Podcast episode #755 focuses on British Watchmakers Day 2026, featuring a comprehensive overview of 26 exclusive limited-edition watches launching at the event. Alistair Audsley, CEO of the Alliance of British Watch and Clockmakers, joins the discussion to highlight the remarkable resurgence of British watchmaking, which has
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The SJX Podcast recently aired its 29th episode, focusing on Louis Vuitton’s latest collaboration with De Bethune, unveiled at the Tokyo launch. This episode delves into the significance of this partnership for both luxury brands and provides insight into the features of the GMT Louis Varius wristwatch, as well
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The podcast features an interview with Federico Ziviani, CEO of Gerald Charles, who discusses the legacy of Gérald Genta, a renowned watch designer known for creating iconic timepieces. Following the sale of Genta’s eponymous brand to Bulgari and LVMH, he established Gerald Charles, which has evolved under Ziviani’s
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In this episode of Fratello On Air, the hosts take a nostalgic journey back to 2016, reflecting on a time when interest in watches was burgeoning amidst the early stages of social media. They recall significant moments, such as Mike's drive to Baselworld and the excitement surrounding notable
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The latest episode of the Scottish Watches Podcast delves into the intricacies of Montblanc's watchmaking heritage, particularly focusing on their Minerva lineage. The discussion covers a range of topics, including the innovative features of the inverted Unveiled Secret chronograph, the re-engineered caliber, and the importance of traditional
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In Episode 28 of the SJX Podcast, the discussion revolves around the latest releases from Audemars Piguet, following Brandon's return from a launch event in Switzerland. Key highlights include the Neo Frame Jumping Hour, the 150 Heritage pocket watch, the upgraded Royal Oak Chronograph 38 mm featuring a
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The podcast episode discusses the latest and most exciting new watch releases from around the world, starting with the limited edition Watch Ho & Co x Selten Bohinia, which features CNC-engraved mother-of-pearl dials inspired by the Hong Kong flag and a Miyota 9039 automatic movement. The episode
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The podcast episode highlights a unique approach to discussing watch collections, where Erik and Max attempt to guess each other's ideal three-watch collections, presenting a reverse grail concept. Following that, they delve into their actual current three-watch grail collections, engaging in a lively discussion about various
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Mitchell Wein discusses his family's watch business, Marathon, which primarily supplies watches to governments and military organizations, accounting for 80% of sales. The company, founded in 1939, has a long history of providing timepieces to military forces, including during World War II and the Gulf War. Wein emphasizes
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In the latest episode of the Scottish Watches Podcast, Adrian Barker from Bark & Jack discusses his collaboration with Christopher Ward on the Green Fifteen limited edition watch. The conversation covers various topics including creativity, content burnout, and the journey of bringing the watch from concept to market over an
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The podcast features an engaging conversation with Michael Guenoun, the CEO of Baume & Mercier, who discusses the brand's current situation on the eve of its sale by Richemont to Italy's Damiani Group. Guenoun shares insights on the challenges facing the brand, including the impact of
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Ben Küffer, the CEO of Norqain, discusses the challenges faced by the brand in distinguishing itself within the competitive watch market. The conversation highlights Norqain's unique strategy of collaborating with former and current professional athletes who serve as brand ambassadors, investors, and executives. A significant development for Norqain
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In a recent episode of the Superlative podcast, Ariel Adams interviews Pascal Ravessoud, who holds key positions at the Fondation Haute Horlogerie (FHH). The discussion centers on the importance of education and cultural understanding in the mechanical watchmaking industry. Ravessoud elaborates on the FHH's original mission and its
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Episode 27 of the SJX Podcast delves into the realm of impractical and illegible watches that still manage to hold value despite their focus on aesthetics over functionality. The discussion highlights the challenge of achieving the right balance between form and function in fine watchmaking, noting that while many timepieces
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The Scottish Watches Podcast Episode 746 delves into the highlights of LVMH Watch Week, starting with TAG Heuer’s new Carrera split-seconds chronograph. The discussion covers its technical features, value, and comparison with the brand's recent experimental releases. Additionally, the episode explores Zenith's Defy Skyline
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The podcast episode features Manuel Emch, the managing director of Louis Erard and a key figure at the micro-brand Kollokium, discussing his unique approach to building successful Swiss watch brands. Emch, who has a background in the Swiss watch industry, shares insights into his unconventional path to business success,
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The latest episode of Fratello On Air focuses on the new Speedmaster Professional reverse panda, reflecting on its significance while also reminiscing about the cherished limited-edition models from the past. The hosts express their excitement about the arrival of this model, which has generated considerable buzz since its announcement,
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In the latest episode of the Scottish Watches Podcast, Sarah, known as the Duchess of Watches, returns to discuss the intricacies of watch auctions and the evolving market landscape post-COVID. The conversation delves into the importance of certified pre-owned programs and how brands are impacting the secondary market.
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The podcast episode dives into various controversial topics surrounding watches, such as the aesthetics of regulator dials, the competition between Lange and Patek Philippe's repeaters, and the ideal watch for a Bond villain. Erik and Max engage with their audience, gathering hot takes that spark lively discussions, some
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The podcast features Laurent Lecamp, the Head of Montblanc's Timepieces Division, discussing the prestigious Swiss watchmaker Minerva, known for its exceptional craftsmanship since 1858. Lecamp elaborates on Minerva's commitment to quality, particularly its practice of producing its own hairsprings, which distinguishes it within Montblanc's
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In the latest episode of Fratello On Air, the hosts reflect on their shopping intentions for 2026, contrasting their approaches to collecting watches. One host is eyeing several high-end pieces while vowing to avoid accumulating more lower-priced items, whereas the other has placed a recent order for a
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In the latest episode of the Scottish Watches Podcast, Barbara Palumbo returns for her first appearance of 2026, providing an insider's perspective on the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG). She shares insights into the jury process, the selection of jurors, and the importance of physically examining
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The latest episode of the aBlogtoWatch Weekly Podcast delves into a variety of topics within the watch industry, starting with a discussion on the appropriateness of using the term "master" in watch naming. The conversation quickly shifts to Seiko's unpredictable pricing strategy, as hosts analyze the
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The Scottish Watches Podcast Episode 742 features a discussion on various new watch releases for January 2026. The hosts kick off the episode by highlighting Seiko’s US-exclusive Prospex LX Spring Drive GMT, delving into its impressive titanium build and unique features such as the gradient dial inspired by
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In the latest episode of The Business of Watches, Ming Thein, the founder of Horologer Ming, and CEO Praneeth Rajsingh discuss the intricacies of their watch brand, focusing on design, manufacturing, and financial strategies. The conversation highlights the innovative process behind their titanium, 3D-printed Polymesh bracelet, which has generated
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The podcast episode delves into the auction market of 2026, reflecting on both remarkable and disappointing sales throughout the year. Hosts Erik and Max share their insights on watches they wished they had purchased, missed opportunities, and problematic timepieces to avoid. They also discuss value buys, unexpected auction results, and
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In this episode of the Superlative Podcast, host Ariel Adams engages in a deep conversation with professional big-wave surfer Kai Lenny about the intricate relationship between surfing, survival, and timekeeping. Growing up in Hawai’i, Kai discusses how understanding the ocean from the land informed his approach to big-
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The Scottish Watches Podcast returns with episode 741, featuring Ken Kessler, a renowned writer and collector. The episode kicks off the new year by reflecting on the previous year's watch releases and the enduring appeal of both vintage and modern watches. Kessler discusses how the pace of new
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Episode 24 of the SJX Podcast delves into the surprises and unexpected developments of 2025, highlighting significant innovations in horology. The discussion features Rolex's remarkable Land-Dweller equipped with the groundbreaking Dynapulse escapement, alongside Breguet’s experimental magnetic constant-force mechanism that has set new standards for precision.
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Episode 23 of the SJX Podcast focuses on value propositions for watches priced under US$10,000. The year saw a mix of developments in the affordable watch segment, highlighted by Tudor's impressive refinement of its sports watch range with the Ranger 36. Additionally, several micro-brands emerged,
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Episode 22 of the SJX Podcast reflects on the intricate watch complications that debuted in 2025, marking a significant year for the industry with numerous ambitious releases from major brands. Celebrating important anniversaries, such as Vacheron Constantin’s 270th and Audemars Piguet’s 150th, the year witnessed remarkable timepieces like
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In a significant year marking Audemars Piguet's 150th anniversary, Ilaria Resta, the CEO, successfully navigated various challenges to achieve a double-digit sales increase of 12% compared to the previous year, resulting in over CHF 2.3 billion in sales. This growth is notable given the backdrop of
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Episode 21 of the SJX Podcast provides an overview of independent watchmaking in 2025, a year that fell short of expectations for new releases. Instead of introducing innovative designs, many well-known brands opted to offer variations on existing models, which made the standout pieces even more notable. Among these
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In the latest episode of the Worn & Wound Podcast, Sam Amis joins host Zach Kazan to discuss the fascinating overlap between watch and pocket knife enthusiasts. As an industrial designer and veteran in the knife and EDC industry, Amis shares insights from his recent article that explores the connections
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Erik and Max return to address a variety of listener questions in the seventh episode of their podcast, which is becoming a staple of their series. The discussion covers topics such as their ideal "holy trinity" of watches, overlooked neo-vintage references for collectors, budget-friendly Lange options,
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In the latest episode of the Superlative Podcast, Felix Wallner, CEO of Hanhart, shares insights into the rich heritage and technical prowess of the German watch manufacturer. The conversation delves into Hanhart's origins in the Black Forest, its connection to Swiss horology, and the company's innovative
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James Lamdin is a prominent figure in the vintage watch market, recognized for his extensive experience and insight. As a co-founder of the RedBar Group, a well-known collector meetup, he later established Analog Shift, a vintage and pre-owned watch dealer acquired by Watches of Switzerland in 2020.
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In the latest episode of the Worn & Wound podcast, Zach Kazan invites Griffin Bartsch to discuss the fall auction season, highlighting the recent sale of a high-priced steel Patek that has garnered significant attention in the watch community. Alongside this notable sale, they explore other interesting lots that
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Master comedian Tom Segura engages in an entertaining dialogue with Erik and Max about his passion for watches and collecting. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including his experiences with various watch brands, from FP Journe to the iconic 6263 Daytona. Segura shares insights on his collection philosophy,
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In the latest episode of the Worn & Wound podcast, the focus shifts to everyday carry (EDC) as Zach Kazan is joined by team members Liam O’Donnell and Garrett Jones, who are well-versed in EDC trends. The discussion revolves around recent EDC items they have acquired, seasonal changes
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In a special episode of The Business of Watches, Hodinkee's Editor-In-Chief, James Stacey, joins the podcast to answer audience questions about various topics related to the watch industry. The discussion covers a range of subjects, including recommendations for perpetual calendars priced under $20,000, the recent
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The Scottish Watches Podcast Episode 725 features an engaging discussion with Dario Spallone, the founder of D1 Milano, a brand that combines Italian design with contemporary pop-art elements. Known for innovative materials and unique designs, D1 Milano stands out in the watch industry with its experiments in polycarbonate, PVD-
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In episode 19 of the SJX Podcast, the discussion centers around Francis Ford Coppola's decision to sell his personal F.P. Journe FFC prototype at an upcoming Phillips auction, alongside a collection of his other watches. The episode highlights the significance of F.P. Journe's legacy,
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In the latest episode of Fratello On Air, the hosts delve into predictions for upcoming watch trends, exploring various aspects such as materials, sizes, and colors. They discuss the sustainability debate in the watch industry, noting the challenges of aligning luxury and eco-friendly practices. While they believe that sustainability