all together again and settled into their respective rectangles, all shockingly

in their home bases. Rick begins by segueing from the live broadcast of the

show (after the clap-in) to reflect on the previous conversation about blue

foods being the "taste of 'merica). When they get down to business, the

first item on the agenda is the Tudor Black Bay Chrono Flamingo-Blue watch, and it suddenly

seems that blue is a theme! But make no mistake; this is NOT "Tiffany

blue." But it's really, really close. Next up is a bargain new-release:

the Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Meteorite — a bargain only

because it's in steel and is a manual-wind. But it exceeds Ripley's

expectations, not only in price, which is saying a lot. David then talks about

the special laid-back demeanor of Chopard as a brand. He walks us through his

hands-on of the L.U.C. Lunar One Perpetual Calendar watches, which he saw

in the metal last week at the Chopard manufacture. Let's just cut to the chase:

David says it's a "bonkers" watch. The guys have some fun going

around the virtual room showing us what they're wearing today (both Ripley and

Ariel are wearing the Casio ring watch), and David is wearing the cheapest

diamond-set watch in the world. He also reports that he saw a Trump watch in

the wild, and the team grills him on deets. For some godforsaken reason, this

leads them down the rabbit hole of the Trump watch website. Weird! Thank

goodness they finally turn the page and play Hit, Miss Maybe.