This week on the Worn & Wound podcast, the team has returned from Geneva (and Blake has his voice back) and they’re all set to discuss what they saw at Watches & Wonders. From new Carreras that TAG Heuer absolutely nailed, to an Ingenieur that was hotly debated on the show floor, there was a lot to see, and much of it is still sinking in for the editorial team. Be sure to check out the show notes for links to our Watches & Wonders coverage, and stay tuned to this space for even more coverage over the next few weeks.

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