Talking Time With Tim

Tim shares an extended discussion with master watchmaker and clockmaker, David Walter. David is both a contemporary and a peer of watchmaking greats George Daniels, Derek Pratt, and Anthony Randall. Having started his career in the remote reaches of Perth, Australia, David took his skills to Europe before settling in Southern California. From Peto cross detent escapements to double pendulum resonance clocks to full-platinum wristwatch movements, David Walter has done it all. Learn about his latest projects in this far ranging conversation about modern horology.

Tim interviews Garrick Watchmakers founder David Brailsford in a wide ranging discussion of UK watchmaking and entrepreneurial challenges overcome. Garrick watches including the new S4 are discussed at length along with a detailed overview of the production process. David highlights his inspirations within traditional British watchmaking and beyond. Also an advocate for watchmaking indies, David relates his efforts to popularize independent horology through The Watchmakers Club.

Tim details his hypothetical Ulysse Nardin collection and picks his favorite models from the wackiest watch brand in high horology. History, features, and used price ranges of all UN watches mentioned are included.

Armand Billard of Sartory Billard watches joins Tim for a discussion of the challenges and rewards of creating an independent watch brand. Since 2015, Frenchman Billard has turned his skills as an industrial designer towards the creation of accessibly priced mechanical watches. Now a craftsman as well as a designer, Billard offers full customization of the roughly 70-80 watches that he produces each year. If you ever wanted to create an independent watch brand, this is the podcast for you!

Tim Mosso joins Daniel Sum of “The Waiting List” podcast for a far-ranging discussion of watch trends. From collecting vintage watches to finding value in an overheated market, this epic-length podcast has it all.

Tim Mosso and Lung Lung Thun of ‘The Waiting List’ podcast discuss the best and worst watch trends of 2021, the current bubble in the luxury watch market, and the generational shift underway among watch collectors.

Tim Mosso and Quill & Pad’s Elizabeth Doerr discuss their favorite new watches of 2021, the brilliance of Alain Silberstein, and the democratization of independent watch brand products.

Tim discusses his views on the Apple Watch and why he no longer believes that the famous smart watch is a “watch.” Apple may have built the world’s most popular wearable device, but it’s not a watch at heart. In addition, Tim considers which independent watch brands could become the next Montres Journe (F.P. Journe).

Watch media veteran and Quill & Pad (www.quillandpad.com) proprietor Elizabeth Doerr guest stars on this episode of the Tim Mosso podcast. Elizabeth interviews Tim about his history as a collector, his experience with the Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso, and his views of the 90th anniversary Reverso.  Elizabeth and Tim discuss the Reverso series at length and reflect on their favorite models from its 90-year history.

Tim interviews industrial artist and luxury watch creator, Jason Wilbur. Jason graduated from the Art Center College of Design and worked as an industrial designer with Porsche Design and Honda. Following a decade at Honda Advanced Design, Jason designed his first luxury watch, the celebrated 2010 Devon Tread 1. Now a wristwatch entrepreneur in his own right, Jason talks to Tim about the release of his first mechanical watch, the Jason Wilbur Automatic Launch Edition.