Welcome to the New Year and the season three opener of Watch World with Faye. Faye is joined by series regular Mark Toulson to review a year that threw everything at the watch industry, from tariffs and stock shifts to pricing pressure and the slow fade of post-COVID hype.
Together, they unpack what really changed in 2025, who emerged stronger or weaker, and why the market feels more grounded again. Looking ahead to 2026, they explore major anniversaries, product trends, and what cautious optimism looks like for collectors and brands alike.

TAKEAWAYS
-2025 marked a clear cooling of hype and speculation after the post-COVID surge

-Tariffs and global uncertainty reshaped stock flow, pricing, and retailer behaviour
-High-end brands held firm while mid-tier brands faced the most pressure
-Value, storytelling, and experience matter more than ever for buyers
-2026 brings major anniversaries and opportunities for brands to reset with intent

CHAPTERS
00:00 Season three welcome and year-in-review setup
02:00 The watch industry under pressure in 2025
05:40 Tariffs, stock pull-forward, and US market impact
09:30 The end of hype and a return to considered buying
12:30 Winners, losers, and market polarisation
16:50 Smartwatches versus traditional watches
19:30 How brands are adapting through pricing and experience
23:40 Retail change, pop-ups, and new buying paths
27:20 Product hits and misses from 2025
34:40 Big anniversaries coming in 2026
41:30 Market predictions and cautious optimism
46:00 Final thoughts on resilience, value, and what comes next

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CREDITS
Host: Faye Soteri
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/faye-soteri-64832516/?originalSubdomain=uk

PRODUCTION
Keenlii
Website: https://www.keenlii.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keenliico/

Producer: Barry Keegan
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan/

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI
A watch does not just tell the time. It tells a story. With more than 20 years in global luxury retail and watch buying, Faye brings you credible voices from across the watch industry, from independent makers to established houses, alongside conversations that explore design, culture, and the meaning behind the timepieces we wear.

In this episode of Watch World, Faye Soteri sits down with Luke Brewer from Watches.co.uk to unpack the realities of buying, selling, and collecting pre-owned watches. From first jobs on the high street to handling rare Pateks, Daytonas, and Speedmasters, Luke shares why pre-owned is not a compromise but often the most meaningful way into watch ownership.
Together, they explore trust, pricing, scarcity, sustainability, and why the story behind a watch can matter more than its retail price.

TAKEAWAYS
Pre-owned watches often carry deeper stories and emotional value than new pieces
Trust, provenance, and verification are central to buying safely in the secondary market
Scarcity, not age, is what truly drives pre-owned pricing
Sustainable growth matters more than speculative spikes for long-term collectors
The best watch purchase is the one that gives you that instant, visceral feeling

CHAPTERS
00:00 Early retail roots and discovering pre-owned watches
02:00 Why vintage and pre-owned feel more personal
04:00 Discontinued models and scarcity-driven pricing
06:30 How the pre-owned buying and selling process works
08:30 Pricing strategy and market comparisons
10:30 Supply, reputation, and building long-term client trust
12:15 When pre-owned adds emotional and practical value
14:00 Authenticity checks, watch registry, and safeguarding buyers
16:45 Sustainability and longevity in mechanical watches
19:50 Why value and price are not the same thing
22:00 Different collector mindsets and motivations
23:30 How the pre-owned market has recalibrated post-Covid
27:45 Why slow, steady growth benefits collectors
31:30 Buying with instinct versus buying as an investment
33:10 Misconceptions about second-hand watches
36:50 Patek Nautilus, Snoopy Speedmaster, and Submariner highlights
44:55 Iconic tool watches and enduring design
49:45 Tiffany Oyster Perpetual and market realignment
54:15 Platinum Daytonas, Patek chronographs, and relationship buying
58:55 Trust, reputation, and why collectors return

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CREDITS
Guest: Luke Brewer, Watches.co.uk
Website: https://www.watches.co.uk

Host: Faye Soteri
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/faye-soteri-64832516/?originalSubdomain=uk

PRODUCTION
Keenlii
Website: https://www.keenlii.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keenliico/

Producer: Barry Keegan
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan/

On Location Videographer: Sharplight
Website: https://sharplight.org/

Director of Photography: Gavin Foden
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavin-foden/

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI
A watch does not just tell the time. It tells a story. With more than 20 years in global luxury retail and watch buying, Faye brings you credible voices from across the watch industry, from independent makers to established houses, alongside conversations that explore design, culture, and the meaning behind the timepieces we wear.

In this episode of Watch World with Faye, the show takes a fresh lifestyle angle by pairing Grande Charte champagne with standout luxury watches. Anne walks Faye through the 2007, 2004 and Millennium 2000 cuvées, while Faye matches each one with her selections: Grand Seiko Snowflake, Zenith Chronomaster Sport, Cartier Tank Américaine, Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, Breguet Classique Souscription and Bovet Récital 30.

Enjoy thoughtful pairings, great stories and a relaxed mix of champagne and timepieces.

TAKEAWAYS
-Grand Chartre produces fewer than 10,000 bottles a year
-Luxury is about quality and story
-Education shapes how we appreciate fine wines
-Champagne works for many occasions
-Aging adds complexity
-Champagne craftsmanship mirrors watchmaking
-Pairings offer a fresh experience
-Vintage bottles connect you to the craft
-Exclusivity adds appeal
-Both wine and watches blend art and science

CHAPTERS
00:00 The Essence of Luxury Champagne
04:12 The Role of a Master of Wine
08:44 Craftsmanship in Champagne Production
11:21 Pairing Champagne with Timepieces
14:24 Exploring Unique Champagne Varieties
17:36 The Importance of Aging in Champagne
19:55 Vintage Champagne and Its Significance
22:04 The Art of Wine Tasting
26:27 The Intersection of Watches and Champagne
30:26 The Legacy of Vintage Champagne
33:51 The Allure of Exclusive Timepieces
36:51 The Craft of Fine Wine and Watchmaking
40:49 Celebrating Heritage in Champagne and Watches
46:30 The Pinnacle of Champagne: Vintage of the Millennium

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CREDITS

Guest: François Le Troquer, Chief Commercial and Brand Officer

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francois-letroquer/

Guest: Anne McHale, Master of Wine

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemchale/

Website: https://www.grandecharte.com/en/

Host: Faye Soteri

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/faye-soteri-64832516/?originalSubdomain=uk

Production: Keenlii

Website: www.keenlii.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keenliico/

Producer: Barry Keegan

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan/

On Location Videographer: Sharplight

Website: https://sharplight.org/

Director: Gavin Foden

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavin-foden/

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI
A watch tells more than the time. With over 20 years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you the most credible voices in the watch world, from independent makers to well-known houses, along with special lifestyle pairings that suit our love of timepieces.

In this episode of Watch World, Faye Soteri and watch analyst Mark Toulson break down the luxury watch market’s reckoning. After years of record highs, exports are down, optimism is fading, and the question is clear: is this a correction, a crisis, or just time resetting itself?

Faye and Mark unpack the causes of the current turmoil — from overproduction and tariffs to shifting consumer behaviour — and debate whether this is a temporary slowdown, a crisis, or a market’s natural cycle.

They also consider what solutions the industry might adopt, from embracing Black Friday to finding growth in new regions.

Takeaways:

-The Swiss watch market faces one of its biggest tests since 2020
-Tariffs, overproduction, and shifting buyer habits are reshaping demand
-Waiting lists have shrunk and negotiation is back (on select pieces)
-Retailers must balance prestige with commercial reality
-Every correction creates opportunity for informed buyers

Chapters:
00:00 The uncomfortable conversation
01:05 Market context: exports down, optimism fading
06:45 Tariffs and pricing shifts
12:30 New markets and shifting demand
18:20 Overproduction and shared responsibility
23:45 Structural change: what comes next
27:50 Discounts, sales, and the luxury paradox
33:20 What recovery might look like
35:30 Millennials, Gen Z, and the new buyer mindset
38:15 Collector advice and closing thoughts

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Credits:
Host: Faye Soteri
Production: Keenlii
Producer: Barry Keegan

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About Watch World with Faye Soteri:
A watch doesn’t just tell the time — it tells a story. Faye brings you credible, compelling voices in the watch industry, from independent artisans to haute horology titans, alongside lifestyle moments that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join her as she celebrates the art, design, and culture that make every watch unique.

Faye and her guest, Laura Warrilow from Fellows Auctioneers, explore the fascinating world of rare and vintage watches. They discuss the significance of these timepieces as cultural artifacts, the evolution of the auction process, and why provenance matters in determining value.

You’ll hear about iconic models like the COMEX prototype, TAG Heuer Monaco, Omega Speedmaster, and the legendary Paul Newman Daytona, and learn what makes them so sought after. The conversation also touches on trust in the auction market and how collectors navigate it.

TAKEAWAYS

-Watches are cultural artifacts that are online-focused and tell unique stories.-The auction process has become more online focused.-Building trust with clients is crucial in the auction market.-Provenance significantly increases a watch’s value.-Rare watches are often found in auction houses rather than retail.-Collectors appreciate the history and authenticity of vintage pieces.-The COMEX prototype watch is a unique collector’s item.-The TAG Heuer Monaco is iconic due to its link with Steve McQueen.-The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch on the moon.-The Paul Newman Daytona is one of the most sought after watches.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Exploring Rare and Vintage Watches

02:31 The Journey into Auction Houses

05:08 Understanding the Auction Process

08:01 Building Trust in the Auction Market

10:49 Selling Watches at Auction

13:48 The Importance of Provenance

16:40 Defining Rare and Vintage Watches

19:08 The Collector’s Perspective

22:12 Highlighting Iconic Timepieces

25:01 The Significance of the COMEX Prototype

27:37 The Legacy of the TAG Heuer Monaco

30:45 The Omega Speedmaster’s Historic Value

33:15 The Rolex Submariner’s Unique Story

36:19 The Paul Newman Daytona Enigma

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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CREDITS

Guest: Laura Warrilow

Fellows Auctioneers

Host: Faye Soteri

Production: Keenlii

Producer: Barry Keegan

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI

A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20 years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you credible, compelling voices in the watch industry, from independent artisans to haute horology titans, and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture that make every watch unique.

Faye and her guest, Laura Warrilow from Fellows Auctioneers, explore the fascinating world of rare and vintage watches. They discuss the significance of these timepieces as cultural artifacts, the evolution of the auction process, and why provenance matters in determining value.

You’ll hear about iconic models like the COMEX prototype, TAG Heuer Monaco, Omega Speedmaster, and the legendary Paul Newman Daytona, and learn what makes them so sought after. The conversation also touches on trust in the auction market and how collectors navigate it.

TAKEAWAYS
-Watches are cultural artifacts that are online-focused and tell unique stories.-The auction process has become more online focused.-Building trust with clients is crucial in the auction market.-Provenance significantly increases a watch’s value.-Rare watches are often found in auction houses rather than retail.-Collectors appreciate the history and authenticity of vintage pieces.-The COMEX prototype watch is a unique collector’s item.-The TAG Heuer Monaco is iconic due to its link with Steve McQueen.-The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch on the moon.-The Paul Newman Daytona is one of the most sought after watches.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Exploring Rare and Vintage Watches
02:31 The Journey into Auction Houses
05:08 Understanding the Auction Process
08:01 Building Trust in the Auction Market
10:49 Selling Watches at Auction
13:48 The Importance of Provenance
16:40 Defining Rare and Vintage Watches
19:08 The Collector’s Perspective
22:12 Highlighting Iconic Timepieces
25:01 The Significance of the COMEX Prototype
27:37 The Legacy of the TAG Heuer Monaco
30:45 The Omega Speedmaster’s Historic Value
33:15 The Rolex Submariner’s Unique Story
36:19 The Paul Newman Daytona Enigma

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: watchworldwithfaye

CREDITS
Guest: Laura Warrilow
Fellows Auctioneers
Host: Faye Soteri
Production: Keenlii
Producer: Barry Keegan

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI
A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20 years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you credible, compelling voices in the watch industry, from independent artisans to haute horology titans, and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture that make every watch unique.

In this episode of Watch World with Faye, recorded at the Fears boutique in Bristol, Faye Soteri meets Nicholas Bowman-Scargill — the great-great-great-grandson of founder Edwin Fear — to discuss what it means to revive and run one of Britain’s oldest and youngest watch companies.

From the rebirth of Fears to its quietly confident design philosophy and “good capitalism” ethos, Nicholas shares how integrity, restraint, and respect shape everything from watchmaking to customer experience.

TAKEAWAYS:

– Fears is one of Britain’s oldest and youngest watch brands.

– Nicholas revived the company after 39 years of dormancy.

– “Elegantly understated” defines both the watches and the people behind them.

– Design restraint and detail create confidence and longevity.

– Collaboration should reveal a brand’s hidden personality — not dilute it.

– Fears leads with integrity, empathy, and human connection.

– Building “good capitalism” means growth with conscience and respect.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 The Legacy of Fears Watches.

02:54 Design Philosophy and Craftsmanship.

05:30 Collaboration and Brand Identity.

08:26 Customer Experience and Service.

11:24 Good Capitalism and Business Ethics.

14:14 The Future of Independent Watchmaking.

17:05 Community and Heritage Division.

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CREDITS

Guest

Nicholas Bowman-Scargill

Managing Director of the Fears Watch Company

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholasbowmanscargill/

Fears Website: https://www.fearswatches.com

Host: Faye Soteri (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fayesoteri

Production: Keenlii (https://keenlii.com) | Instagram: https://instagram.com/keenlii

Producer: Barry Keegan (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan)

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI

A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20+ years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you the most credible, compelling voices in the watch industry—from independent artisans to haute horology titans—and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture behind every watch.

Faye Soteri and Mark Toulson unpack the pull of resurrection in watches—from Speedmaster lore and modern METAS movements to Universal Genève’s delayed relaunch and why names like Favre-Leuba, Chapek, Moser, and Bovet keep returning. They weigh founders vs balance sheets, re-editions vs reinvention, and how archives meet today’s tech. Tune in now.

Takeaways

• The Speedmaster's design has made it a timeless classic.

• Brands can experience a revival when the timing is right.

• The legacy of a brand often reflects the vision of its founder.

• Resurrected brands can carry historical significance and hype.

• Innovation in watch technology enhances traditional designs.

• The watch industry is influenced by external factors like politics and economics.

• Heritage can be both a duty and a license for reinvention.

• The success of a brand's resurrection often depends on its storytelling.

• Collectors play a significant role in shaping brand direction.

• The future of watch brands may hinge on their ability to adapt and innovate.

Chapters

00:00 The Timeless Appeal of Iconic Watches

03:53 Resurrection of Dormant Brands

11:09 The Role of Founders in Brand Legacy

18:16 Balancing Heritage and Innovation

27:16 The Future of Watch Brands in a Changing Market

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

https://watchworld.com

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CREDITS

Host: Faye Soteri (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fayesoteri

Guest: Libby Brodie

https://www.linkedin.com/in/libby-brodie

Production: Keenlii (https://keenlii.com) | Instagram: https://instagram.com/keenlii

Producer: Barry Keegan (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan)

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI

A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20+ years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you the most credible, compelling voices in the watch industry—from independent artisans to haute horology titans—and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture behind every watch.

Season two of Watch World with Faye opens in style—on the water at Bray Marina. Faye sits down with acclaimed wine consultant and lifestyle voice Libby Brodie for an afternoon of sparkling wines and nautically inspired timepieces. Together, they pair four distinctive watches—Doxa, Breitling, Rolex, and Patek Philippe—with equally remarkable wines and champagnes. It’s a conversation that blends luxury, storytelling, and discovery, showing how curiosity connects two worlds.

Takeaways

- Libby’s bold career pivot from theatre to wine

- Nautical watches meet sparkling pairings

-Dox and Sea Change Rosé Prosecco

- Breitling SuperOcean and Sparklehorse

- Rolex and Ruinart embody subtle elegance

- Patek and Billecart-Salmon share rare prestige

- And more...

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction to Nautical Themes and Wine

02:32 Libby's Journey into the Wine Industry

04:39 The Storytelling Aspect of Wine and Watches

07:30 Doxa Sub 200T: A Dive Watch with a Story

10:01 Sea Change Rosé Prosecco: Sustainability in the Wine Industry

12:06 Breitling SuperOcean: A Dive Watch for Adventurers

19:41 Rolex Yacht-Master: A Collector's Choice

26:44 Ken Forrester Sparklehorse: Exploring Nautical Timepieces

29:49 Ruinart Blanc de Blancs: The Elegance of Champagne Pairings

34:33 Understanding Glassware and Champagne Trends

36:12 Patek Philippe Nautilus: The Allure of a Classic

42:58 Billecart-Salmon Le Sous Bois: Unique Wines and Personal Connections

48:44 The Journey of Learning and Curiosity

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

https://watchworld.com

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CREDITS

Host: Faye Soteri (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fayesoteri

Guest: Libby Brodie

https://www.linkedin.com/in/libby-brodie

Production: Keenlii (https://keenlii.com) | Instagram: https://instagram.com/keenlii

Producer: Barry Keegan (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan)

Director of Photography

Gavin Foden (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavin-foden/)

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI

A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20+ years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you the most credible, compelling voices in the watch industry—from independent artisans to haute horology titans—and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture behind every watch.

Faye Soteri and Mark Tolson unpack a week of horological highs—from the £2K tourbillon that sparked debate to the energy of Hands on Horology and London Watch Week. They cover price points, collector culture, auctions, and the surprising shift from top-table industry roles to the sidelines, where the real stories are. A sharp look at how watch culture is shifting, expanding, and getting more interesting by the day.

TAKEAWAYS

-Hands on Horology was a successful inaugural event.

-Natural daylight at events enhances watch visibility.

-Micro brands are gaining traction in the watch community.

-Norkane's charity involvement raised their profile.

-The shift in industry dynamics allows for more accessibility.

-Watch auctions provide a new avenue for collectors.

-London Watch Week showcased a variety of watch brands.

-Community is essential in the watch collecting world.

-Personal connections enhance the experience of watch events.

CHAPTERS

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Watch World Podcast

01:07 Hands on Horology Event Insights

12:50 Norkane and Charity Events

18:59 The Shift in Industry Dynamics

22:36 Exploring Watch Auctions

29:42 London Watch Week Highlights

39:05 Community and Personal Connections in Watch Enthusiasm

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

https://watchworld.com

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Instagram: https://instagram.com/watchworld

CREDITS

Host: Faye Soteri (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fayesoteri)

Production: Keenlii (https://keenlii.com) | Instagram: https://instagram.com/keenlii

Producer: Barry Keegan (LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/barrykeegan)

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ABOUT WATCH WORLD WITH FAYE SOTERI

A watch doesn’t just tell the time—it tells a story. I’m Faye Soteri, and after 20+ years in global luxury retail and watch buying, I bring you the most credible, compelling voices in the watch industry—from independent artisans to haute horology titans—and occasionally highlight lifestyle elements that pair perfectly with our admiration of timepieces. Join me as we celebrate the art, design, and culture behind every watch.