This episode delves into the rare craft of the emailleur, showcasing how fire, glass, and artistry transform the most sought-after luxury watch dials.

It also highlights why techniques like Grand Feu and cloisonné define true high-end watchmaking and timeless craftsmanship.

This episode takes a close look at key Rolex dress watches, including the Datejust, Day-Date, and Oyster Perpetual.

It also offers simple advice on value retention and choosing between new or pre-owned models.

We break down how Phillips set new world records by selling Francis Ford Coppola’s rare F.P.Journe timepieces, including a unique prototype that reached an astonishing $10.8 million.

In this episode, we explore H. Moser & Cie.’s Streamliner Genesis 2, a rare release that shifts from digital ideas to pure, physical watchmaking craft.

Discover how its bold design, exclusive run, and story-rich vision shape the next chapter in the Genesis trilogy.

The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment is a 500-piece collaboration that pairs Fujiwara’s minimalist style with TAG Heuer’s heritage, featuring a bold black-and-white design and a modern glassbox chronograph build.

This episode explores Breguet’s new Expérimentale collection, highlighting how the Expérimentale 1 blends advanced precision technology with modern design while staying true to the brand’s heritage in innovation.

This episode breaks down why luxury watches scratch, how it affects value, and the difference between modern and vintage expectations.

Get simple guidance on what to ignore, what to protect, and when to seek expert help.

Explore why mechanical pocket watches are returning as collectors seek true craft and heritage beyond wristwatch hype.

This episode shows how their open format allows exceptional finishing and complex movements, echoing classics from Patek Philippe and Breguet.