In this episode we answer questions about our watch collections from @weijiejia, @kctimeshare , and @coleschmerbeck. What's each of our favorite watches in our collections? What's the idea collection size? And what's the watch that started our collections?

In this episode we answer a question from @patrick1200 about regrettable watch purchases, and we scour our memories for some true regrets.

In this episode we discuss a fairly new but already accomplished brand, Serica. We borrowed their 6190 Field Chronometer and 8315 Travel Chronometer for three weeks and it's time to give our take on these watches.

Serica 8315 Travel Chronometer

Serica 6190 Field Chronometer

In this episode we talk about how we fall in love with a watch brand, and this one is NOMOS! Last year we visited Glashütte and attended the NOMOS Forum and saw the complete process of in-house manufacturing.

We also discuss our final selections of colors for which watches we are going to buy from the Tangente 38 Date 175 Years Limited Edition series.

Lydia's final choice (unless she changes her mind again):

Super Sardine

Vu's final choice:

Haifischgrau

Watch Teddy Baldassare's video on NOMOS:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNVeKBHIWiY

Today we answer two questions by @photowatch50 and @late.sunday that both center around the same topic. Why are watches labeled with gender, and should they be?

Article by Cara Barrett:

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/all-watches-should-be-unisex-and-heres-why

In today's episode we answer questions from @late.sunday and @lazybones_206 about the pricing for the Kith x TAG Heuer as well as whether or not a low cost brand could come out with icons of design like the Royal Oak and Nautilus.

Today we answer questions from @the_wong_watch, @late.sunday and @watchcology.

First, how stressful is it to come up with ideas for a daily podcast? Should open case backs be standard on all watches? And which is our favorite Tudor Black Bay size?

In this episode we talk about what seems like a resurgence of the fun case and dial shapes of the 60's and 70's. From big names like Audemars Piguet to newcomers like Anoma, interesting cases seem to be a big thing right now!

Anoma A1

AP [RE]MASTER02

NOMOS Tetra neomatic 39

Berneron Sienna