Lydia’s story is one of serendipity. Having been one of the first women to create Minecraft content, she is now one of the core members of the Mojin team in Sweden. Her creativity shows up in all areas of her life from her hair choices, her work, and more recently, her watch photography.

Ronald was always fascinated by watches since his primary school days, his collection has since grown to include pieces that each mark significant milestones and memories in his life including a Tudor black bay and Gorilla Watch. His stories will really touch all the dog lovers out there.

Tim Mosso’s name has become synonymous with the widely recognized watch dealership, Watchbox. In this episode, we discuss how Tim’s watch reviews are produced at incredible speed and quality, his thoughts on the watch media space, and what lies in the future for himself as a brand and the watch industry.

With watch media becoming increasingly filled with ads, Stephen’s voice is a breath of fresh air. In this episode, Stephen shares how his love for learning led to the start of Grail Watch and why he will never take money from the watch industry or play the “waiting list game”.

Now in its 94th year, Europastar has lived through four generations - evolving from a trade magazine, to its modern day form as an international watch publication. In this episode we talk to Serge about entering a family business, being inspired by Tintin and the creation of an online archive for the watch community to grow and learn.

Beyond the Dial started off as a podcast that gave Allen a creative outlet to deep dive and discuss watches in a way that working in the watch publication world never did. When COVID hit, his brand grew and he decided to establish his writing, taking a unique perspective by looking at watches through different academic disciplines. In this episode we discuss how Allen and his team keep their journalism authentic and the perception consumers have on watch manufacturing.

Working with cybersecurity technology meant Nick was always staring into computers all day and that made him yearn to stare into something else- his timepieces. In this episode, we discuss his love of pinball machines, his fascination with perpetual calendars and how he sees them very much like programming a mechanical computer with gears and teeth.

Listening to Masaharu’s story, it seems inevitable he would have ended up working in the watch industry. Having spent many years in digital marketing, he took those skills and grew his watch blog until he had to make the decision of whether he was going to switch career paths. In this episode we discuss his journey, how well Hodinkee has been received in Japan and the Japanese watch collecting community.

Just like that Watches and Wonders 2021 is over. It has been a while since the whole team has gotten together to chat. On this episode we all gather to talk about our picks for the year, our online and offline experiences with W&Ws and of course we had to address AP’s collaboration with Marvel.

Sadly there’s no other place to start but the fact that ADRIAN’S BALDING!!! And you heard it here first!!! So before he loses all his hair and his YouTube career reaches a somewhat dreary climax - we could not resist having Adrian to discuss the watch that got away - Gucci! With the small matter of Watches and Wonders 2021 also taking place this week, we talk about the new releases and AP’s collaboration with Marvel. We discuss how watch brands can better connect with their customers with Adrian sharing memorable moments he’s had with Bremont. It’s a relaxing stay-calm-and-just-listen episode. Perhaps the only half serious note is where Adrian tells us how he plans on developing Bark and Jack and potential future collaborations.