Significant Watches

Episode 40: Sketchy Watches, Scammers & Fake 1518s

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Episode 38: Intense Watch Negotiations, The Auction World, Limited Edition Release Drama, Latest Acquisitions & The Lost Episode 34

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Eric and Charlie took the horse and buggy to Lancaster, PA for the NAWCC "National" convention last week, so they talk about their impressions of the event and the panel they sat on. Then, we ramble on a bit about collecting vintage Breitling chronographs, from the Premier to the Duograph. Next, our resident Chicagoan Tony talks about what he saw at WindUp Fair Chicago. Finally, we get to a few Significant announcements about this very Significant Podcast (we're going weekly!)

Show Notes:

NAWCC.org

Windup Watch Fair

Significant Watches on Instagram

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Episode 35: New York Auctions, A Significantly Bad Speedy, Only Watch, Vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre & Tiffany is Burning Down!

In today's episode, the Significant Watches gang recaps the June New York Auctions, including discussion of Roger Smith's Pocket Watch No. 2., a rare pink-on-pink Patek 1518, the Royal Oak and indie market, and much more. Then, we recap the tropical Omega Speedmaster situation, what can be done to help prevent situations like this in the future, and discuss our time hanging out in Los Angeles together for Jaeger-LeCoultre's launch of The Collectibles. Thanks as always for listening, and please leave a review in your podcast player of choice.

My Dream Cartier Collection, The Future of AP, and Why OMEGA Will Never Be Rolex.

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The boys are back to discuss everything from Watches & Wonders: The good, the bad, and the bracelets. Then, Eric tells Tony what he got wrong and they agree to disagree until the next episode. Thanks for listening, and please leave us a review in your favorite podcast player!

Show Notes:

Hands-On: The Rolex Perpetual 1908 Collection

Hands-On: The New Rolex Daytona

Hands-On: The Chopard L.U.C 1860 in Steel

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Petermann-Bedat

Follow Charlie at strictlyvintagewatches.com, Eric at windvintage.com, and Tony at Hodinkee and tonytraina.com.