Andrew and James discuss upcoming watches expected to attract strong demand. The conversation helps watch enthusiasts anticipate which releases may be difficult to obtain. The episode focuses on emerging interest in hard-to-get watches, though no specific models or details are provided.
A $203 million auction weekend, independent watchmaking’s creative roots, and the many ways a watch earns its price.
Angelier’s new Dress Watch is a compact, vintage-inspired model drawing on 1930s–40s designs, including the Patek Philippe Calatrava 96. Its 37.2mm stainless steel case is 8.7mm thick, with a box-shaped sapphire crystal, 50m water resistance and four dial options featuring applied Breguet-style Arabic
The Krayon Anywhere Magnolia is a limited-edition watch that displays sunrise and sunset times for a location selected by its owner. Its black onyx dial features hand-painted magnolia petals that move through the year to indicate sunrise and sunset, alongside a 24-hour scale and date and month
The Praesidus Montar Ana-Digi is a 1980s-inspired military-style watch that marks a departure from the brand’s traditional field-watch designs. Its 44mm black-coated stainless steel case features a rotating compass and dive-timer bezel, four pushers, and a layered display combining analog hands with a