In today's episode we discuss some of the so-called error dials in the world of watches, and their perceived higher value in some cases. What makes some of them worth more?

In today's episode Lydia makes Vu take a quiz about watches from WatchTime Magazine.

Here are the answers to the quiz:

https://www.watchtime.com/watch-quiz-how-much-of-a-watch-savant-are-you/

In today's episode we talk about some of the latest watch releases that have caught our attention!

Longines Spirit Zulu Time 39 Titanium

Oris Divers Sixty-Five Forest Green

NOMOS Ahoi 38 Date Atlantic

Omega Aqua Terra 150m

KUDOKE Infinity

Omega Specialties Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition

In this episode we let AI take over and assess the level of Lydia's watch enthusiasm. How does she do?

In today's episode we discuss the Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative because they dropped a new video about the initiative on the Rolex YouTube channel:

https://youtu.be/M3MhwWbHsdM?si=fdhtRPf-k9DMlRNw

In this episode we discuss the Elvis watch that Lydia photographed for Alexander Bitar, who donated it to be sold at the Saint-Tropez Gala One charity auction to raise money for One Drop Foundation.

In today's episode we reference a recent video by Britt Pearce where she listed the most iconic watches from a bunch of different brands. We discuss these icons... and disagree with at least one of her takes!

Britt's video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWztKLNo0XI

In this episode we talk about a new page on our website where we attempt to create more transparency about our own relationships with watch brands, based on what we'd love to see from others. Let us know what you think!

https://www.thiswatchlife.com/transparency

In today's episode we discuss some of the gold medals won at the Olympics recently where the athletes were wearing watches during the competitions.

We reference this article by Katherine Arteche:

These Female Track Athletes All Won Gold Wearing This Omega Aqua Terra

And these are the watches that these gold medalists all wore:

THE SEAMASTER AQUA TERRA "ULTRA LIGHT"

In today's episode we answer a question from @realwatchbrothers about what watch from the past we would want brought back into modern production.