Today on the podcast, Blake and Zach are joined by Dana Li, who you might know from her increasingly popular website and Instagram account, @tell.the.time, as well as a recent feature in a little publication called the New York Times. We’re thrilled to have Dana on the podcast right before Watches & Wonders to talk about trends that we’re noticing in watch design and how they might inform a slate of new releases next week, throughout the year, and further out into the future. This is a wide ranging conversation that touches on innovations in materials and how new watches will age a generation from now, how the cyclical nature of fashion is wrapped into watch trends, and, of course, what we’re hoping to see at Watches & Wonders, now just days away.

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