In our first episode of 2022 we have the privilege of interviewing Edouard Meylan. In this episode we talk about the design aesthetics of Moser, the secondary watch market and what lies ahead for the brand.

We have come to the end of another year on The Waiting List podcast! It has been a dream creating this. We could not thank you guys enough for all the love and support. In this final episode of 2021, the three of us reflect back on the year and talk dreams, fears, and ask all the thought provoking questions that will get you ready for 2022. Happy new year!

In this week’s episode with Andy, we talk about navigating the podcast world, the thrill of locking down guests to interview and why he connects with the Nomos brand so deeply.

In part 2 of our interview with Eric, we talk about the watches that draw his attention including trench watches and the Shanghai Military watch. We also discuss how he met the other members of the ShanghaiWatchGang and his experiences shopping at flea markets with Dan.

In part 2 of our interview with James, he shares an interesting story of how dressing for a meeting eventually got him into watches and how Trump changed the watch industry.

In part 2 of our interview with Allen, we discuss how Andy Warhol inspired him, the American watch scene, and how pocket watches and rail road watches became collectible items.

In part 2 of our interview with Nick, we go through the pieces in his collection, why he prefers bracelets over leather straps, and we relive the moment he got his perpetual calendar from  Audemars Piguet.

In part 2 of our interview with Thomas we talk about trends in the auction world, spending power, and highlights of the Geneva auction that has just taken place.

In this episode we talk to Thomas about what makes a good auctioneer, what happens behind the scenes of an auction, why independents are on the rise and the watch he hopes to see in the flesh one day.

In this episode, Aldis shares how his childhood shaped him and gave him the drive and motivation to achieve what he has today. We also talk about his watch brand, the vision he has for it, and the significance of its logo.