In this episode, we trace the pocket watch’s journey from early Nuremberg eggs to modern luxury pieces, touching on the breakthroughs that shaped accuracy and the Golden Age of makers like Patek Philippe.

See why meteorite watches are rising in the luxury world.

We break down what makes these dials special: their natural patterns, rare iron-nickel origins, and how brands like Rolex, Omega, and Jaeger-LeCoultre turned space-born material into a collector favourite.

You’ll also learn why each dial is unique, scarce, and backed by a 4.5-billion-year story, simple and jargon-free.

What makes a luxury watch a strong investment? We cover the key factors collectors look for, including trusted brands, important reference models, original condition, and complete documentation.

We also touch on market demand, provenance, and real horological quality. A clear, helpful guide for anyone thinking about investing in high-end mechanical watches.

This episode looks at the world of unconventional luxury watches; timepieces designed more as art than as easy-to-read tools.

We explore why some high-end brands use 3D movements, unique display systems, and even fluid-based mechanisms that make telling the time intentionally difficult. 

In this episode, we explore the new TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph, a limited-edition watch inspired by Formula 1 night racing.

Hear how TAG Heuer updates its iconic square design with electric colours, glowing details, and a modern skeleton look.

This episode looks at how Audemars Piguet and the Dubai Future Foundation are reshaping the future of luxury watchmaking.

We explore their surprising new creation, an intelligent device that blends Swiss craftsmanship with modern tech to make the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar easier to enjoy.

We break down three pillars of haute horlogerie, rattrapante, moonphase, and guilloché, and explain why they matter to collectors and enthusiasts.

You’ll learn how split-seconds chronographs show true technical skill, why advanced moonphase displays have become a symbol of precision, and how hand-cut guilloché patterns reveal the artistry behind luxury dials.

Explore the story behind the Vacheron Constantin Berkley Grand Complication, the most complicated watch ever made.

Built over 11 years with 63 complications, it features a groundbreaking mechanical Chinese perpetual calendar, advanced astronomical functions, and a full Westminster chiming system.

This unique pocket watch is a museum-level creation showing the peak of modern watchmaking.

Explore the true “golden age” of mechanical watchmaking, when craftsmanship, design, and innovation came together from the 1940s to the 1970s.

This episode looks at how iconic pieces from Patek Philippe, Rolex, and Audemars Piguet turned simple timekeeping into art, and why collectors still value these hand-finished masterpieces today.

In this episode, we explore how well-made mechanical watches are built to last for generations, and why their emotional value often becomes more important than their price.