This episode presents a comprehensive argument for why the Omega Speedmaster is considered the "Greatest Of All Time" (GOAT) among chronographs.

We systematically analyse the watch across several key criteria, including its unparalleled history, particularly its NASA qualification and role in space missions like Apollo 11.

This episode offers a comprehensive analysis of the A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk watch, highlighting its distinctive features and appeal to collectors.

We explain how the Zeitwerk stands out due to its unique mechanical-digital display, exceptional German finishing, and continuous technical improvements.

We also detail the various complication models available, emphasise the limited production numbers contributing to its rarity, and cite strong market performance at auctions.

The episode finally helps to connect the watch to its rich historical and design lineage, providing practical advice for potential owners and collectors.

This episode outlines seven compelling reasons why Patek Philippe is often considered superior to other luxury watch brands like Vacheron Constantin, Rolex, and Audemars Piguet.

It highlights Patek Philippe's rich heritage and continuous innovation in horology, its exclusivity and rarity due to limited production, and its unrivalled mastery of complex complications.

Furthermore, the episode praises the brand's timeless design philosophy, meticulous craftsmanship and finishing, and exceptional resale value and collectibility.

Finally, Patek Philippe's independent, family-owned status is presented as a key factor in maintaining its consistent quality and authenticity.

Explore some of the rarest watches in history, including the Patek Philippe “Henry Graves Jr. Supercomplication,” the Breguet “Marie-Antoinette”, and Vacheron Constantin’s Ref. 57260.

Learn how they became legends through unmatched craftsmanship, record-breaking achievements and unique provenance from the Grandmaster Chime’s auction record to the Rolex Deep Sea Special’s historic dive.

This episode outlines twelve compelling reasons to acquire a Vacheron Constantin timepiece, highlighting its status as one of the oldest and most prestigious watchmakers in the world.

It emphasises the brand's uninterrupted heritage, exceptional craftsmanship, and adherence to the stringent Geneva Seal certification.

Furthermore, the episode underscores Vacheron Constantin's commitment to technical innovation, limited production for exclusivity, and timeless design aesthetics.

It also points out the potential for investment, mastery of complex watch complications, and the unique customisation options available through its Les Cabinotiers department, ultimately presenting these watches as symbols of discreet prestige and wearable art.

This episode is a complete guide to how mechanical watches work, covering key components, winding methods, and innovations that boost accuracy and durability.

Features insights on different movement types, luxury watch details, and essential care tips to keep your timepiece in top condition.

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual is the purest expression of Rolex watchmaking, stripped to the essentials yet built with the same engineering and finishing as the brand’s most famous models.

A clear guide to checking Omega authenticity. Learn the key signs collectors look for, from matching warranty cards and serial numbers to verifying METAS certifications, case finishing, and hidden design details.

Avoid common traps like frankenwatches and redials with a simple workflow for confirming a genuine Omega.

A comprehensive overview of the Rolex Submariner, tracing its evolution from its 1950s origins to its current iterations.

Step inside the fascinating history of one of watchmaking’s most iconic designs.

From its polo-field origins in the 1930s to its revival and transformation into a modern masterpiece, this in-depth course explores the Reverso’s journey, design evolution, and enduring appeal.

Perfect for watch lovers and collectors, it reveals how a simple idea became a timeless symbol of style and innovation.