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In this episode of OverTime: The Podcast, Praka sits with Ethan from O&HoraPictor to get into the crazy, painstaking world of Grand Feu enamelling. Founded by designer and enamel pro Eriks in 2024 (after launching his private atelier back in 2017), this brand is doing some seriously cool things to bring a modern vibe to an ancient craft. We chat about the realities of making enamel dials, their stunning new DUET collection, and why true craftsmanship means being totally fine with failing 60 times just to get one perfect prototype.
Wrist Check
Praka: Farer Venture (Blue)
Ethan: O & HoraPictor DUET (‘Bee’)
Episode Highlights
Getting into Enamel: Ethan shares how he went from being a pure watch enthusiast—kicked off by a gifted Baume & Mercier Classima—to joining the O & Hora Pictor atelier in 2025.
The Art & Agony of Grand Feu: We nerd out on the three main stages of enameling: grinding, applying, and firing at a blazing 800°C. Ethan explains how just one degree of temperature change, a single extra second in the kiln, or even micro-impurities can completely destroy a dial.
Surviving the Failure Rate: Making enamel dials isn't for the faint of heart. We talk about their 1-in-3 success rate for basic dials, which drops to a wild 1-in-5 for complex ones. Ethan even shares a story about failing over 60 prototypes just to nail one specific texture.
The DUET Collection: We get hands-on with their newest release. Ethan breaks down the unique sandwiched silver ring construction, the hand-engraved bases on the Rhapsody and Submarine Canyon colorways, and why they made a last-minute swap to the brand-new SW200-2M Power+ movement for that sweet 65-hour reserve.
Enamel on the Movement: Breaking the rules a bit, Eriks and the team figured out how to fire an enamel brand nameplate right onto the movement rotor. It looks amazing.
What's Next: Why O & Hora Pictor is keeping their annual production numbers super low (and might even drop them further) to keep quality top-tier, plus a sneak peek at upcoming collabs and global shows like Micro Praha.
Something Interesting
We take a quick break from watches to close out the show by geeking out over our shared love for coffee.
Coffee Links Discussed!
Offshoot Coffee
Tim Wendelboe
OMA -
MobyDick
Runyeh Coffee
Connect with O&HoraPictor
Website
Contact Us
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Tags:OverTime The Podcast, Watch Podcast, Horology, Watch Culture, Watch Collecting, O & HoraPictor, Grand Feu Enamel, Enamel Dial Watches, Independent Watchmaking, Microbrand Watches, Farer Venture, Baume & Mercier Classima, Hand-Engraved Dials, SW210 Power+ Movement, Watchmaking Craftsmanship, Watch Enthusiast, Mechanical Watches, Sellita SW210, Enameling Process, Micro Praha, New Watch Releases, Watch Talk
In this episode of OverTime the Podcast, Praka is joined by Paul for Part 3 of "You Know What Really Grinds My Gears!" We chat on the things in the watch world that make us scratch our heads — from lazy color-swap releases and inflated secondary markets to shady sales disclosures, gym flexes, and tourbillon overkill. A bit of therapy, a bit of comedy, and hopefully a bit of perspective.
Wristchecks:
Praka – Smiths WWW PRS-59
Paul – Seiko Bellmatic
Recap:
We kick things off with big brands (looking squarely at Tudor) changing a simple dial color and hyping it like it's revolutionary — like putting glasses on Clark Kent and pretending it’s a whole new watch. The same play brands like Sugess and San Martin have been doing for a while!
Then we dive into the Pepsi GMT discontinuation rumors — the instant price hikes, offloading stock at inflated rates, and the reality that second-hand prices will stay jacked up even if it returns next year with minor tweaks.
From there, we tackle dealers holding back key information on sales — a trend that somehow gets worse the higher up the price ladder you go. We also discuss how high-tier clone Rolexes are ruining brand perception, to the point of turning Paul off wanting a Sub altogether.
We take aim at gym etiquette — specifically people wearing steel sports watches to lift — along with LinkedIn cringe and the classic humble-brags tied to selling Rolexes.
Next up is the AP x Swatch Royal Pop collab.. plus the endless wave of Blessington ads that just won't stop grinding our gears.
And of course — Tourbillons. We get the mechanical flex, but unless it’s purely a symbol of wealth, who is actually asking for this?
Something Interesting:
Paul plugs his page over at @thepaulconte where he works in niche financial advice.
Praka shares the fascinating mechanics of the "Stop to Go" clocks found in Norwegian and European train stations.
Other links discussed:
• Peter Kotsa visits WatchPoint
• 3 Favorite Watches from Watchpoint in Melbourne
Contact Us
Thanks for tuning in! If you have any feedback or just want to chat, you can find us here:
Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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OverTime The Podcast: Linktree – OverTime The Podcast
WatchingJames (Youtube): WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): WATCHingJames Instagram
Support Us
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Tags:
OverTime The Podcast, You Know What Really Grinds My Gears, Watch Podcast, Horology, Watch Culture, Watch Collecting, Tudor, Rolex Pepsi GMT, Rolex Submariner, Luxury Watches, Microbrands, Seiko Bellmatic, Smiths PRS-59, AP Swatch Collab, San Martin, Sugess, Tourbillon, Stop2Go Clock, Mondaine, Gym Watches, Watch Hot Takes, Watch Dealers, Watch Reviews
In this episode, Praka and James highlight some of the hottest new microbrand and independent releases over the last couple of weeks/months! From diamond & stone dials and double retrograde movements to carbon field watches and wild wood dials - plenty of great watches to check out!
Wristchecks:
James: Monbrey MB3 Trinova Sodalite
Praka: Monbrey MB3 Trinova Tiger’s Eye
New Releases Discussed:
Monbrey MB3 Trinova
Xeric Volta Double Retrograde
Erebus Origin 40
Alexander Alboum Design Ripl
Nodus x Raven Trailtrekker Carbon View at Nodus or Raven Watches
Other links discussed:
Hairspring: Burl Wood Dial Rolex Day-Date Ref. 18039
Something Interesting Section:
Praka’s Pick: D1 Milano x Peter Tarka "The Impossible Watch"
James’ Pick: Low Failure Rate Edition Seagull Movement An interesting (and very clever) way to pitch a movement sale!
Contact Us
Thanks for tuning in! If you have any feedback or just want to chat, you can find us here:
Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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OverTime The Podcast: Linktree – OverTime The Podcast
WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
Support Us
If you’d like to support the show, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/overtimethepodcast
Tags: Monbrey, Monbrey MB3 Trinova, Xeric Volta, Double Retrograde, Erebus Origin 40, Alexander Alboum Design, Nodus x Raven Trailtrekker, Microbrand Watches, Watch Podcast, Watch Collecting, Stone Dials, Sodalite Dial, Tiger Eye Dial, Burl Wood Dial, D1 Milano, Seagull Movement, Watch Releases
In this episode, we sit down with Alison and Mike from Moriarty Watches, operating out of County Clare, Ireland. Alison is the technical brain behind the brand—a classically trainedwatchmaker, graduate of the Irish Swiss Institute of Horology, and one of the youngest graduates of the prestigious WOSTEP Academy in Switzerland. Mike handles front-facing operations, managing online client relationships, watchshows, and hands-on workshop duties.
Together, they take a closer look at the intense patience and high-risk artistry required to layer pure silver dials and fire them in kilns over 800°C—where a single mistake can causea dial to shatter or crack. Alison shares her journey through jewelers in Dublin and Galway, the challenges of being a young female watchmaker, and how a life-altering diagnosis at age 34 led her to watch restoration, supporting horology students, and mastering high-fire enameling.
Wristchecks
Alison / Mike: Midnight Sky – Moriarty Watches / 1974 Omega Tuning Fork
James: Vintage Rado Golden Horse
Praka: ZLTD Series 1.5
Episode Summary
WOSTEP to Brand Launch: Alison’s early horological training and overcoming industry obstacles in Dublin and Galway. Following a health diagnosis at 34, restoring watches led to mastering enameling. Mike, a Quantity Surveyor by trade, encouraged her to create her own brand and bought theirfirst Paragon Kiln.
Grand Feu Enamel Artistry: A self-taught process using customglass powders to create unique colors like her signature Pink Dial. Each dial takes ~40 hours of hand-sanding and strict quality control. Dials are printed using bespoke in-house pads with custom print options for clients.
The Hibernia & VintageEnamels: The inspiration behind the Hibernia, incorporating over 13 colors and vintage leaded enamel for rich depth and saturation. Every watch features custom hand-stitched leather straps tailored to the client.
Full Watchmaking Rework: Beyond dials, Alison strips down and services every SW300 movement using traditional machines and shellac, reassembling and regulating each watch to Chronometer standards before a 10-daytesting phase.
Production & Ordering: Currently offering 40mm cases, with asmaller option coming soon. Dials are made individually (4 years to perfect red!), with backlogs reaching January. Production will stay at ~25 watches annually to preserve quality.
Something Interesting Section:
Alison & Mike: Outside of horology, Alison is an avidreader of fantasy and sci-fi, recommending Fever House and The Devil by Name by Keith Rosson. She also loves art,museums, churches, and graveyards!
Upcoming events include the watch show in Dublin, Ireland in early October (ChronographyIreland), The Hype New York Show, and a trip to Pennsylvania to check out Rose Turned Engines (Plumier Engine Turning).
James: Recounts the massive storm in Perth,recorded as the largest storm in 50 years.
Contact Moriarty Watches:
Website: Moriarty Watches
Instagram: @moriartywatchesireland
Alison's Personal Instagram: @a.moriarty_horology
Email: [email protected]
Whatsapp: +353858558853
Contact Us
Thanks for tuning in! If you have any feedback or just want to chat, you can find us here:
Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
Support Us
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Tags: MoriartyWatches, AlisonMoriarty, OvertimePodcast, IrishWatchmaking, IndependentWatchmaking, Watchmaking, Horology, EnamelDial, GrandFeuEnamel, HighFireEnamel, WOSTEP
In this episode of OverTime The Podcast, we sit down with Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, the driving force behind the revival of Fears watches. We explore his personal journey—from his formative time watchmaking at Rolex London to the ultimate mission of resurrecting his family’s legacy. Nicholas shares why keeping the brand’s roots firmly planted in Bristol matters in a London-centric industry, and how he masterfully balances Fears' rich design archive with modern sensibilities. Plus, we discuss the brand's unique design language across standout models like the Redcliff and Brunswick, the creative hurdles of keeping the business afloat during the pandemic, and his role as a founding member of the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers. Finally, we get an exclusive look at what’s next for Fears, including upcoming models like the vibrant Redcliff Pastel collection.
Wrist Checks:
Nicholas was wearing a prototype that he couldn't share! Unfortunate, but hopefully we can see it released soon!
James is back with the dual wristing—wearing the Audoin Stromlinie and the Christopher Ward Dartmouth.
Praka was wearing a borrowed Fears Redcliff 39.5 in Black from his best mate!
Links to all things Fears:
Nicholas Bowman-Scargill on Instagram: instagram.com/nicholasbowmanscargill
Fears Watch Company on Instagram: instagram.com/fearswatches
Official Website: www.fearswatches.com
Something Interesting:
Nicholas' Note: Did you know that Nicholas doesn't even own a TV? The show he highly recommends, though, is Designated Survivor—it's not a brand new show, but it's an absolute must-watch on Netflix.
James' Note: James shared a funny and quirky show called Small Prophets. Go check it out over on YouTube.
Praka's Note: Praka shared how he and his son have been bonding by dancing together to Michael Jackson. He even recently bought tickets for his son's birthday to go see MJ The Musical.
Contact Us
Thanks for tuning in! If you have any feedback or just want to chat, you can find us here:
Praka: @kinda.average.watches
OverTime Whatsapp Channel: Whatsapp Group!
OverTime The Podcast: Linktree – OverTime The Podcast
WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
Support Us
If you’d like to support the show, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/overtimethepodcast
Tags
Fears watches, Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, British watchmaking, Rolex London, independent watch brands, microbrands, Fears Brunswick, Fears Redcliff, Redcliff Pastel, Alliance of British Watch Makers, watch collecting, horology podcast.
Welcome back to another episode of OverTime the Podcast! This week, Praka and James sat down with Ong, the mind behind Yuen, to talk about his journey into the watch world and the launch of their inaugural collection.
Wristchecks:
Ong: Yuen Y-01 Prototype
James: Minase 5 Window / Houtman Pilbara Rock
Praka: Smiths PRS-59 WWW
Ong is a mechanical engineer by training who channeled his passion for unique dials and materials into founding Yuen. His debut collection, the Y-01 起源 "Nascence", reflects this blend of collector philosophy and technical expertise.
The Y-01 is an automatic dress watch featuring an intricate, fumé-finished dial handmade from high-grade abalone shell tiles in a repeating "Y" mosaic pattern. Built with double lug holes for versatile strap pairings and a unique cornes de vache silhouette, the collection launched in six vibrant colors across mid-2026. Operating on a transparent pre-order model to fund production directly, the watch is available at an all-inclusive price of $888 USD (covering shipping, taxes, and duties via DDP) before locking at MSRP.
Rather than relying on industry-standard monobloc or welded cases to create his organically curved lugs —which may suffer from structural warping, polishing issues, or high failure rates—Ong designed a Modular Case Architecture. By machining all four lugs onto a separate baseplate that is screwed directly to the midsection and secured by the caseback, he is able to achieve the lug construction whilst also allow him to create alternating brushed/polished finishes with ease.
Dimensions: 39.0 mm diameter | 46.0 mm lug-to-lug | 9.9 mm thickness | 20 mm lug width
Movement: Miyota 9039 automatic
Crystal: EU double-domed sapphire
Water Resistance: 10 atm (100 m)
Connect with Yuen:
You can explore the full collection and follow their journey through the links below:
Website: Visit the Official Yuen Website. Keep an eye out as they plan to populate their Blog section soon for a deep dive into their design process and behind-the-scenes content.
Socials: Follow their journey on the Yuen Official Instagram.
Something Interesting Section:
Ong: Loving the new Daredevil show on Disney+—Marvel's Charlie Cox is a brilliant man!
James: Had a hilarious interaction where a watch shop owner genuinely encouraged him to start a food channel instead of being a watch blogger!
Praka: Going deep into his coffee hobby with his latest toy, the Orea O1 Coffee Brewer.
Contact Us
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Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
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Tags
Yuen, Yuen Y-01, Y-01 Nascence, Yuen Nascence, Ong Yuen Watches, Microbrand Engineering, Modular Watch Case, Abalone Watch Dial, Fume Dial, Cornes de Vache Lugs, Microbrand Watches, Independent Watchmaking, Dress Watches, Watch Collecting, Watch Customization, Watch Manufacturing, Watch Specs, Miyota 9039, Horology Podcast, OverTime Podcast, Wristcheck, Watch Reviews, Everyday Carry, Luxury Watches, Men's Style, Timepieces, Coffee and Watches, Daredevil Disney Plus
We are back with another list style episode, this time with our 5 picks for watches under 500 dollars! (USD). James had a varied approach to his list whereas Praka aimed to keep his watches well under the 500 USD mark to show the variety of watches that can be bought for this price! Let us know what you think of our picks and if you have any picks that we should have perhaps mentioned!
Wristchecks
James – Second Hour Gin Clear MK3 – Dark Rhodium / Seiko SBDC101
Praka – Cartier Tank on Mosaic FKM CTS
James' Picks:
Seiko Samurai Great White Shark Edition – $399.00 AUD (~$265.00 USD)
Vario Trench 1918 – $388.00 USD (Native USD)
Hamilton Jazzmaster (2nd hand) – $810.00 AUD (~$540.00 USD)
Erebus Ascent – $449.00 USD (Native USD)
Rado Golden Horse – €500.00 EUR (~$535.00 USD)
Honourable Mention: San Martin New Range
James' Budget Summary:
Total Budget: $2,500.00 USD ($500.00 USD × 5)
Total Estimated Spend: $2,177.00 USD
Percentage of Budget Spent: 87.08%
Praka's Picks:
Seiko SRPL93 Gene Kranz – $695.00 AUD (~$492.00 USD)
Caravelle Sea Hunter Diver – $380.00 USD (Native USD)
Havaan Tuvali - Heritage Mark II – NT$15,000 TWD (~$476.00 USD)
Lima Kronosprinter Black Breguet – $290.00 USD (Native USD)
Prevail Onward Future Field Watch – $275.00 USD (Native USD)
Praka's Budget Summary:
Total Budget: $2,500.00 USD ($500.00 USD × 5)
Total Estimated Spend: $1,913.00 USD
Percentage of Budget Spent: 76.52%
Something Interesting:
James – Watch Tourism! James discussed doing more travel focused on watches!
Praka – Deadloch – Australian Comedy Show
Contact Us
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Tags
watches under 500, affordable watch collecting, best watches under 500, budget watch collection, watches under $500 usd, men's watches under 500, entry level automatic watches, affordable mechanical watches, watch collecting for beginners, affordable luxury watches, microbrand watches, watch podcast, horology, everyday carry watch, automatic watches, watch review, watch tourism, Seiko SRPL93, Seiko Gene Kranz, Seiko Samurai Great White, Caravelle Sea Hunter, Havaan Tuvali Heritage, Lima Kronosprinter, Prevail Onward Future, Vario Trench 1918, Hamilton Jazzmaster, Rado Golden Horse, San Martin watches
On this episode of OverTime: The Podcast, Praka and James pack up the studio gear and head out into the wild! We are live on the ground at the inaugural Wandering Hours Watch Fair 2026 right here in Perth, Western Australia!
Brought to life by the legends at WatchPoint, Time Only, and Time & Tide, this show was a massive moment for the West Australian watch community. We caught up with local collectors, got hands-on with some incredible independent pieces, and even sat down with brand owners who made the trip out.
The hall was packed out with heavy hitters from the microbrand and independent space. Here is a quick breakdown of who was in the room:
The Traveling Heavyweights: Sinn, Formex, Vario, RZE, Damasko, Tutima, Ocean to Orbit, Christopher Ward, Baltic, Hz Watches, Orient, Hanhart, Selten, Monbrey, Nivada Grenchen, Awake, Norqain and many more.
From Our Own Backyard: Houtman Watches (Perth's very own!), Artisan Straps (Sydney)
The International Guests: Feynman Timekeepers, all the way from Singapore (an absolute treat to have the brand owners live on-site!).
Instead of our usual sit-down studio chat, Praka took the mic to the floor to chat with the enthusiasts and curious minds roaming the show. We hit them with two simple questions:
What is currently on your wrist today?
What is your absolute favorite watch brand?
We got some incredibly diverse, surprising, and downright interesting answers from the local Perth crew!
Since this was our first major out-of-studio video episode, we want to hear from you. Did you love the on-the-scene vlog style? Should we do more field trips? Drop your thoughts in the comments or hit us up on socials.
Don't forget to leave us a 5-star review, hit the thumbs up, subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and give us all that jazz! It helps the show grow massively.
Cheers!
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On this episode of OverTime: The Podcast, Praka and James sit down with Florian, the mind behind Audoin Watches. Operating as a true one-man band out of Berlin, Florian handles everything from the initial paper sketch and 3D modeling, prototyping, sourcing, assembly and testing.
We get into how his background at Mercedes-Benz and a love for vintage automotive instruments inspired his design language, the steep learning curve of teaching himself 3D design on YouTube, and the immense freedom (and headaches) of a small-batch, independent approach. Plus, we get a close-up look at the striking architecture of his latest creation, the Stromlinie.
Wrist Checks
Praka: MWC Nazhi
James: Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec / IWC Spitfire
Florian: Audoin Stromlinie
Links Discussed
Audoin Watches Official Website: audoinwatches.com
Follow Audoin Watches on Instagram: @audoinwatches
Get in touch with Florian: Audoin Contact Page
Something Interesting
Florian: 80s and 90s sci-fi movies (like Total Recall) andthe art of practical special effects.
James: Dune, The Fifth Element, and his latest bit of vintage furniture.
Praka: Went to the see the latest Michael Jackson Biopic!
Contact Us
Thanks for tuning in! If you have any feedback or just want to chat, you can find us here:
Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
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Tags: watches, watchmaking, independent watchmaking, Audoin Watches, Stromlinie, watch design, microbrands, watch podcast, MWC Nazhi, Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec, IWC Spitfire, Mercedes-Benz, CNC milling, 3D design, industrial design, vintage automotive, luxury watches, horology
In this episode of OverTime the Podcast, we discuss some brands from our own backyard — Australian microbrands! Wrapped in gold and green, we showcase some up-and-comers and established Aussie brands too. The episode also contains a special discussion with Peter Sargison, where Praka discusses the new Gin Clear MK3.
Wristchecks:
James – Second Hour Gin Clear MK3 (Emerald Green), Audoin Stromlinie (and Erebus Ascent 39!)
Praka – Second Hour Gin Clear MK3 (Dark Rhodium)
The Australian Watches Discussed This Episode:
Erebus 24
Second Hour Gin Clear MK3
Adina Oceaneer Pilots Watch
Ocean To Orbit – Himalayan Project
Honourable Mentions / Additional Links Discussed:
Houtman Pilbara
Hz Watches
Second Hour HQ Facebook Group
Wandering Hours Watch Fair – Perth, 30th May at the Parmelia Hilton
OverTime the Podcast – WhatsApp Community General Chat Group
Something Interesting:
James – Hulk Hogan Netflix Documentary
Praka – How To: Check for Magnetism and De-Magnetize a Watch by Gadget Beacon
Contact Us
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Praka: @kinda.average.watches
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OverTime The Podcast: Linktree – OverTime The Podcast
WatchingJames (Youtube): https://www.youtube.com/@WATCHingJames
WatchingJames (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/watching_james/?hl=en
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Tags: Australian Watches, Australian Microbrands, Watch Collecting, Horology, Watch Podcast, OverTime Perth, Watch Community, Independent Watchmaking, Wrist Check, Second Hour, Second Hour Gin Clear MK3, Erebus Watches, Erebus 24, Adina Watches, Ocean To Orbit, Houtman Watches, Hz Watches, Audoin Watches, Pilots Watches, Dive Watches, Microbrand Watches, Affordable Watches, Mechanical Watches, Automatic Watches, Australian Watch Brands, Peter Sargison, Wandering Hours Watch Fair, Parmelia Hilton, Perth Watch Community, Watch Enthusiasts, Gin Clear MK3, Emerald Green Dial, Dark Rhodium Dial, Gadget Beacon, Watch Magnetism, Watch Demagnetizing, Hulk Hogan Documentary, Netflix Documentary, Independent Watches, Collector Watches, Watch Discussion, Watch Reviews.
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