In this episode, Matt and Cameron explore the history of Cartier, a name associated with many things: monarchical crown jewels, massive diamonds, and the classic, rectangular Tank watch, now in production for nearly 100 years. We confuse ourselves with all the little variants of the tank, check out some of Cartier's more modern lineup, and discuss the significance of the company in the history of watchmaking. 

We also discuss the book 'The Radium Girls' by Kate Moore and take a look at the offerin

In this episode, Cameron and Matt explore the somewhat murky history of the Omega Watch Copmany. Because of Omega's earliest roots, they developed in a different way from other companies, and therefore, as we discuss, it can be hard to get straight information. But Cameron and Matt piece it together, and we look at some of the company's most iconic models. We also review some watches from the Miami-based LIV Watches! 

Check out LIV Watches at: http://www.livwatches.com

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In this episode, we are joined in studio by Nick Farrell of DC Vintage Watches, who specializes in vintage Seiko and Heuer watches! We discuss the history of Seiko up to the 1960's and 1970's, the prime decades for today's collectors, and check out some interesting collectible Seiko's as well as what to look for, and what to avoid when buying these watches. 

Additionally, we review a series of four watches from the Straton Watch Co., which are clearly inspired by the Seiko and Heuer watches of the

In this episode, Cameron and Matt take a deep dive, literally, into the world of dive watches. Both experienced SCUBA divers themselves, Matt and Cameron are both very passionate about this topic. We cover the history of the dive watch forward; we cover the different water resistance ratings and what they mean to you; we cover some of the most iconic and interesting models; and we cover the current state of dive watches and computers. Plus! We cover diving do's and don'ts with valuable or vintage watches

The International Watch Company, better known as IWC, celebrates its 150-year anniversary in 2018. In order to honor the occasion, Matt and Cameron take their first individual-brand deep-dive into the history, the technology, the story, and the watches of IWC. Known at first for highly legible tool watches, IWC has developed a reputation for tough, stylish, and in some cases, highly complex watches; watches which wear stealth on the wrist but offer tons of satisfaction to the owner. 

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In this episode, Matt and Cameron investigate some fake Rolex's, AP's, Omega's and Cartier's, in order to help you watch enthusiasts know what to look for when buying second hand watches. We go through where Identifying marks should be, where fakers go cheap when the real guys go heavy, and how to avoid getting scammed yourself. 

We also discuss the new Birdwell Beach Britches Limited-edition Weiss American Issue Field Watch, and review a watch sent in by MTM Special Ops
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In this episode, Matt and Cameron explore the world of bracelets, bands and straps! A new watch band is a great, and often affordable way to change the look of a watch, giving you that "new watch" feeling again. We explore the different types of bands and why you might use each one, how to do a basic strap change, how to care for leather and metal straps, and, potentially most importantly, how long a strap should last, and when to let it go. We also discuss the basic tools you'll need, and why you should

Chef Sang Yoon is a man of many accomplishments, biggest among them is that he can be credited with creating the first American gastropub, Father's Office, in Los Angeles, 20 years ago. The son of a Korean Newspaper publisher, Chef Sang has created a food empire in Los Angeles, and, like many of us woudl do, he has rewarded himself with quite the watch collection, numbering over 100 pieces, most of which live in a safety deposit box in a bank. Sang stops by the studio to discuss some of his more frequent

In this episode, Cameron and Matt explore a dozen or so watches that they bought off Amazon for between $300 and $1,000. This range features watches that we call "Mall Watches," available at the large multi-brand watch retailers found in department stores, airports, and malls. 

Have a watch that you think fits this category well for Mall Watches 2? Leave a comment below! 

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In this episode, we are joined in studio by REDBAR founder Adam Craniotes and TLG Auto Owner Marco Gerace. Adam and Marco are longtime friends, and they stop by the studio to talk about building a collection, and what different types of pieces make for a good collection. In the process, we talk all about Adam's favorite brand, IWC, the quirks of a Bell & Ross, building a collection of Gerald Genta designs, and some of the wildest watch designs on the market to day. 

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