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This week, I recap my time in Geneva with Collective Horology, and talk about a few of the standout releases from the show. Even Tudor got in on the action with the release of a new Northflag, a watch we've been waiting and hoping to see return. There's also hands-on thoughts on the new Zenith Chronomaster Solo Sport and Fears Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar. Finally, I wade into the Christopher Ward drama and ponder the role of media in calling out brands publicly. 

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The Deep Track

Collective Horology

CWC Sub300 Ti

Ming Odyssey

Gallet Watches

Tudor Northflag

Zenith Chromaster Solo Sport

Bulgari x Vianney Halter

Fears Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar

Openworked Podcast

Legare Chapter 1 

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This week, I discuss some changes that will be taking place at The Deep Track, and what my new role at Collective Horology will mean moving ahead. In short, it will allow for a greater focus on the adventures and gear that inform my journey around watches. Also discussed are new watches from Ming in the 57.05 Comet, a new Speedy Reduced, and the Straum Expedition. All in all, a pretty exciting week in the world of watches. 

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Collective Horology

Collective Horology on Instagram

Omega Speedmaster Professional

Straum Expedition

Omega Speedmaster 38

Ming 57.05 Comet

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This week, the Tudor Black Bay Chrono 39 has finally arrived for a hands-on look, and while the full review is still in the works, I offer first impressions about all the small details that excite me about this watch. Okay, so the yellow still isn't hitting, but many of the other details are, and they open the door for a watch I've been asking for for a very, very long time. Also in this episode, a quick look at the Nikonos camera, and the Canon Sure Shot WP. 

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The Deep Track

Tudor Pelagos FXD

GMT on Film

Nikonos

Tudor Black Bay Chrono 39

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This week, Wesley Smith returns to the podcast to chat about summer travel, the gear we’re using, and how some of us have taken a step back from social media and why. This episode contains insights on the how and why of the content and products we produce, and what motivates each of us. The gear oftentimes isn’t as important as the doing. There are still a few hats left for purchase - huge thanks to everyone that has picked one up, please tag The Deep Track if you’re showing off your fit on social. 

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The Deep Track

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Toronto Timepiece Show

Ed Rhee on Instagram

The Deep Track Hat

Camera West

Leica SL3-P

Leica M10 Monochrome

Light Lens Lab

Autodromo Group B Night Stage II

Autodromo Group B Chronograph

Unpolished Watches

Rolex Daytona 126500 Review

Ben Collins on YouTube

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This week’s episode is a solo discussion about why we find nostalgia so compelling, and why that might ultimately be holding us back. Sometimes, capturing the look of the past doesn’t quite cut it, and taking the time to find period-correct pieces can reveal the full intent and experience. Film cameras offer a nice analogy for this discussion. 

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The Deep Track Shop

Longines Hydroconquest Review by Devin Pennypacker

Watches of Espionage - Heart of the Beast

Rolex Sea-Dweller 16600

Tudor Heritage Chronograph

Nikon F3

Modern Leica M6

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This week, Karel Bachand of Barrelhand joins the podcast to discuss all things space watches, and the brand’s Monolith, a modern take on the genre. We tackle the history of developing watches for space, and the challenges that come with it, as well as how that history was wielded in the development of the Monolith. Additionally, we ponder the modern identity of the tool watch, and why concerted efforts in this space are few and far between these days. The Monolith represents a new frontier in many ways, and one that may not yet be fully understood (we barely scratch the surface in this episode), let alone appreciated. 

Show Notes:

Barrelhand

Barrelhand Monolith Introduction on Hodinkee

The Monolith

Arthur C. Clarke’s 2001: A Space Odyssey

Voyager Golden Records

Pioneer Plaque

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Reddit is full of hot takes, and while most will elicit a dangerously deep eye roll, some of them hide some nuggets of wisdom, and it is here that we explore in this week's episode. Also discussed is a shift back to analog photography, and how that influences an appreciation for mechanical watches. But first, a look back at the Autodromo Group B Chronograph. 

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Autodromo

Autodromo Group B Chronograph

Autodromo Group C

WatchHotTakes

You don’t need a well rounded collection

At some point, you’re destined to end up with a Speedmaster

Vintage Rolex are the same build quality as modern Seiko 5

ETA based movements are a positive selling point

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Sometimes, you let a watch go, and you quickly realize you may come to regret the decision. In this episode, four watches are highlighted that fall into that category. Let's not call it regret, but these are certainly watches that linger for one reason or another. Additionally, new watches from Grand Seiko are explored, and hands-on impressions of new Parmigiani watches are offered. 

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CWC Diver 300ti

Grand Seiko Evolution 9 Watches

Parmigiani Toric and Tonda Hands-On

Rolex Explorer II 16570

Linde Werdelin Spidolite

Sinn EZM1

Rolex Submariner 114060

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This week, Wesley Smith returns to the podcast to chat F1, Le Mans, and of course, a few watches. We also look at modern and neo vintage Daytona references and reveal how they’ve come and gone from our own collections. Additionally, we confront the pitfalls of getting old and struggling to take care of ourselves post fatherhood. Yes, we cover a lot of ground in this episode. 

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The Deep Track

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Review: Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points

24 Hours of Le Mans

Rolex Daytona 126500

Rolex Daytona 126502

Wesley’s Rolex Daytona 16520

Tudor Black Bay Chrono39

IWC Ingenieur in 35mm

Tudor Goes Running

Episode 20 with Zach Pina

FIA’s Shock ADUO Ruling

Lewis Hamilton on Hot Ones

Zandvoort to leave the calendar

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This week, Devin Pennypacker returns to the podcast to dig into all the somewhat controversial releases of the past week. We chat about the Barrelhand Monolith, the Vacheron Constantin Dual Time Cardinal Points, the Tudor Chrono 39, and more. Did Tudor finally find the right formula for their chronograph? Turns out, it’s complicated. We also touch on the 007: First Light video game, and how the newest Omega chronograph is handled in the game. 

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Josh’s Castelbajac Sport Quartz Chronograph (In Post)

Vacheron Constantin Dual Time Cardinal Points

Rolex GMT-Master II BLRO

Barrelhand Monolith on Hodinkee

Barrelhand Monolith

Formex Aria

Formex Field Automatic

Tudor Black Bay Chrono 39

Tudor Monarch

James Bond 007: First Light / Omega Seamaster Chronograph

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