It's December's first episode and Mike & Kaz have been lucky enough to get their hands on some pretty cool small-batch releases. They run through the highs and lows while talking about future site review plans.

Are microbrand watches still worth it? The guys also discuss the pains and triumphs they've faced with micros in the past. Plus, you'll get to hear about Kaz's new-house watch.

Field watches have been top of mind lately here at TBWS. Going back to their roots this week, Kaz and Mike discuss why the field watch watch is one of the best choices when kicking off a new watch collection. They go over their favorite features and share their top choices if they were going to buy something today. Plus, there's a new watch on the way you might hear some hints about.

After a trip to NYC, Mike is back home to talk about his visit to the 2022 Windup Watch Fair and WatchTime New York. It was tiring, but now the guys get to talk about some of the coolest releases from the shows, and watches they'd actually throw down money for.

Oh, and there's a new Doxa in the collection and Kaz talks about what could be his next watch purchase. Tune in and let us know about your favorite brands and models displayed at the shows!

Years after the pause and shutdown of the world's biggest watch trade shows, it looks like they're coming back. It's weird to witness especially after many pivoted to different formats or consolidated approaches.

This week, Kaz and Mike are discussing the practicality behind watch fairs and trade shows, while trying to understand what they mean for the consumer—not the brand or the blogger.

Plus, the guys continue to plan and discuss their steady transformation, into watch industry e-boys. Tune in!

Dive watches are some of the most popular watches around. But finding the perfect model can be overwhelming.

Today, Kaz and Mike run through the basics of picking the perfect dive watch, while covering some of the most common questions about dive watches.

This week Mike and Kaz are tackling another great question from their earlier batch of Q&As. The challenge is to run through some of the most "iconic" military watches around while pitching realistic and attainable alternatives—many of which are well under $1000.

There's also some great discussion about what actually makes a watch a "military" watch, and some of the absurd marketing that we see behind mil-spec/tactical watches.

Plus, you'll get to hear about the latest review on the TBWS site and plans for other watches the guys are looking to test out.

It's been a long time coming, and it's some of the most fun you can have have listening to a TBWS episode. Kaz and Mike sit down to answer as many of the questions they've gotten recently.

Plus, catch up on the newest watch reviews on the site and find out what the guys will be test driving next.

Because they enjoy pain, this week the Two Broke Watch Snobs run through some of the most ridiculous lies they've told themselves on their watch collecting journeys. The absolute delusion involved with this hobby is half the fun and much of that involves justifying the never-ending cycle of madness we've trapped ourselves in.

BUT! It's all good fun. So listen and and you might learn how to avoid some pitfalls in your own watch collecting journey.

Kaz and Mike come together to share their objectively-correct opinions on in-house movements and the surrounding conversations. Are they actually worth it?

Do they really stack up against "generic" outsourced movements? When does in-house make sense, and when is it just a marketing gimmick?

Show notes are for weenies! Listen to the episode.