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every 27 days
Average audio length:
58 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Australia
37 episodes
since Jan. 28, 2021
episodic

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Kyle Schut, the creative mind behind not one, but two independent watch brands, Straton and Signum Watch Co.s, , joins us for an epic chat about the cars, watches, designs, eras and music that fuel his passion.Two distinct brands with their own individual style, Straton which builds on the aestheti…

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Australian motorsport legend John Bowe joins Ben to discuss: the commonly held shared love of both cars and watches, what it takes to be a successful racing driver, some of John's favourite machines, both on the track and wrist, and the fact that sometimes the biggest names in both arenas don&…
RedBar is a name well known to most watch enthusiasts world wide. With a membership of around 13,000 people globally across 90 chapters on every continent , bar Antarctica, the watch meetup group brings together horology lovers everywhere. (For any RedBar members listening on the southernmost conti…
After a short break, we're back.......and how!!Max Büsser joins Ben for another fascinating, wide ranging, conversation.Creative leaders like Max are few and far between. Profoundly driven by his principles and creative drive, he is clearly aware, despite the lofty heights that MB&F's…

The Materials

As if choosing a watch isn't hard enough, most models come in different materials. This means different colours, durability and price!In this episode Ben and Lewis discuss some of the most widely seen materials and finishes used over time, their advantages and disadvantages, and look through a…
Pilot watches form one of the most popular tool watch categories, and for good reason.Designed for maximum readability, with neat, simple dials, they're a great every day wear, and go with almost any outfit.In this episode we discuss a range of pilot watches we think represent a good cross sec…
Changing trends in watch design over time mean that vintage watches offer a diverse universe of options for watch collectors. While some vintage pieces command huge prices, and in most cases, rightly so, brilliant value can be had by choosing a vintage watch over a modern one.Ben and Lewis run thro…
There is an argument to be made that the Submariner is the perfect tool watch. Its design has remained largely unchanged, bar subtle adjustments, since its release in the 1950s.The austere clarity of the dial and hands, the proportions of the bezel and lugs, and its robust construction give it a du…
There's no denying the Royal Oak its place in the pantheon of legendary watch designs. Another of Gerald Genta's masterpieces, alongside the Patek Philippe Nautilus and Aquanaut, the AP enjoys global demand, comparable only to the Rolex Submariner.In this quick fire episode we discuss the…
When looking for value and durability in a watch, it's very hard to argue against Seiko as one of the best brands going.In this episode Lewis and Ben discuss the Japanese watch industry, the incredible retail and second hand markets in Tokyo and further afield, and compare the very best of Jap…
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