Podcasts about swiss watch

Dr. Mina Atalla has learned his dental skillset all over the world, in places like Egypt, Mexico, Germany, and now practices in Orange County. He talks about his global travels helping him to view teeth as "A Swiss Watch", and all the possibilities that encompasses. Dentists everywhere will enjoy this highly technical episode. Ladies & Gentlemen, you're listening to "Confessions From A Dental Lab" and we're happy you're here. Subscribe today and tell a friend so we can all get 1% better :) Connect with Dr. Atalla on instagram at @dr.joseph_mina_atalla and email him at minayab@gmail.com Follow KJ & NuArt on Instagram: @lifeatnuartdental Learn more about the lab at nuartdental.com

Swiss watch exports for June slump, pointing to more negative news for the industry for the first half of the year.Tudor releases the Tudor Black Bay Ceramic ‘Blue'. Furlan Marri and their vintage inspired Disco Volante Havana, Celeste, and Verde take the watch world by storm.Hodinkee collaborates with Porsche Design to release a limited edition chronograph.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, X, and Facebook Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

This episode is a very frank and unfiltered conversation with Aren Bazerkanian, founder of Havid Nagan – the upstart independent brand that took the watch world by storm in 2022 with its debut watch the HN00. We recorded this conversation in January of this year at a time when Aren was navigating challenges with Swiss watch production. In particular, one of his key suppliers experienced a leadership change and increased costs, rendering the economics of his second project the HN01 Lucine unsustainable. As a result, Aren did what many start up businesses have done time and time again – pivot. In particular, he refunded all customers who placed pre-order deposits, while he identified new suppliers and productions partners, and not to mention developed an all new watch. Aren documents this in greater detail and transparency at his site havidnagan.com. As Aren navigated this uncertainty, Asher and I debated whether to air this episode at all. However, now that Aren has set Havid Ngan on fresh footing, we all agree – including Aren – this conversation sheds greater lights on and insight into the realities his business had to navigate and the principles he used to do so. Hosted by Asher Rapkin and Gabe Reilly, co-founders of Collective Horology, Openwork goes inside the watch industry. You can find us online at collectivehorology.com. To get in touch with suggestions, feedback or questions, email podcast@collectivehorology.com.

When Oddball & DJ Skip fill in for Sunny....things run smoother than a fine Swiss Watch! .... Really????

When it comes to watch manufacturers, one would realise that most of the big players are owned by luxury groups with multiple brands under their belts. But instead of that, our guest for today prides itself as the last family-owned independent Genevan Watch Manufacturer.  It is also part of the so-called “The Holy Trinity” or “The Big Three” in horology - a term that describes three of the biggest and oldest watchmakers in the world.  Founded in 1839, our guest Patek Philippe has been perpetuating the tradition of Genevan watchmaking without interruption for close to two centuries.  As a family-owned independent watch manufacturer, the firm enjoys total creative freedom to entirely design, produce and assemble what experts agree to be the finest timepieces in the world, amassing a repertoire of over 80 patents so far.  Being an independent and private company also means Patek Philippe was able to make certain decisions that were unimaginable at other companies, such as retiring one of its most popular models, the Ref. 5711 Nautilus watch.  But what was the rationale behind the move? And with Patek Philippe launching a total of 11 watches at the highly anticipated Watches and Wonders this year, what is next for the firm as it continues to reinvent the wheel?  On the demand side of things, a Robb Report article citing Watch Pro reported in May that Swiss watch exports grew 4.5 per cent globally, bolstered by a 11.6 per cent rise in the US. The showing was a reversal from the decline seen in March, where shipments to China and Hong Kong fell.  But what does that mean to Patek Philippe operationally and how long is the waitlist for a first-hand timepiece? On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Deepa Chatrath, General Manager, Patek Philippe Southeast Asia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we review some of the interesting and surprising things that came out of the newly released watch industry report about fiscal year 2023 for Swiss brands. Rolex unsurprisingly dominated, but there were things that actually surprised us! See the report here: https://revolutionwatch.com/morgan-stanley-luxeconsult-2024/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiswatchlife/message

On the 23rd episode of Strap and Link we are honored to welcome esteemed guest, Joe Kirk, to the show. Joe is the Brand Curator for Grand Seiko, a true watch fanatic, and an all-around fantastic person. Check out the Show Notes below for a detailed overview of our discussion.   As is tradition in part two episodes we cover four additional watches, but since our guest is so knowledgeable, we added two or three extra watches. We also discussed the meaning and purpose behind the Evolution 9 collection, Zaratsu polishing techniques, and new materials Grand Seiko are working with.   Subscribe to get new episode notifications (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: (14:55) Mailbag (20:54) “Shosho” GMT - SBGJ249 (25:22) Elegance GMT - SBGM221 (27:47) “Shunbun”, “Cherry Blossom” - SBGA413 (29:18) Spring Drive (36:47) “White Birch” - SLGH005 (41:31) “Night Birch” - SLGH017 (43:57) Grand Seiko Dial Processes (47:11) “Lake Suwa” - SLGA021 (48:18) Evolution 9 Design (52:38) Bracelet Design and Materials (58:44) Limited Editions (1:04:47) 8-Day Spring Drive (1:10:35) NYC Boutique Opening  

We're back with another exciting episode on the storied Longines brand, and some of their new releases from 2023 including the new HydroConquest GMT and Legend Divers. In this episode we look at the brand and what's changed since we last covered them in April, 2023.   New models like the HydroConquest GMT have taken the watch world by storm, so we're diving into specs on watch this and the Legend Diver, Mini Dolce Vita, and Longines Master Collection dress watch. We'll give our take on the watches themselves, and how they play into a watch collection, but more specifically we focus today on the value proposition from Longines, and ask the question "Are you getting a good deal with a Longines watch?"   Subscribe to get new episode notifications (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: (1:11) - Longines Recap (5:46) - New Watch Alert: Rolex Yacht-Master Rhodium (18:47) - Mailbag (26:21) - Legend Diver (36:49) - HydroConquest GMT (43:09) - Mini Dolce Vita (54:24) - Master Collection   Please subscribe to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!  

On a cool fall afternoon in Geneva, Anita attended the 11th Edition of FHH's Forum- Horology Futurology. Join Anita on this weeks episode where she unravels the happenings at this Forum as industry experts come  together to pause and reflect on the ever evolving trends of the Watch Industry. Listen till the end, as Anita reveals six important findings on India & the Watch Consumer Behaviours, from a recent study conducted by Deloitte.

TAG Heuer are synonymous with motorsport, and has accomplished some things you may not yet know. On the 19th episode of Strap and Link, we dive into their storied history including the invention of the winding crown and stop/reset pushers on the chronograph case.   Of course, we can't talk about TAG without mentioning their placement on the wrist of Hollywood star Steve McQueen, the King of Cool, in the movie Le Mans which features prominent branding from Heuer. We also look at their history in F1 from timing races in the mid 20th century to being main sponsors for the Red Bull Racing team and Max Verstappen, who have won 3 titles in a row.   We wrap up by discussing some of their iconic pieces and collections including the Monaco, Carrera, Aquaracer and Autavia, and how these watches fit into a collection including their price compared to similar models and other collections from TAG themselves.   Be sure to subscribe to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: (5:54)  - History of TAG Heuer (26:18) - Aquaracer (34:15) - Monaco (47:45) - Autavia (55:55) - Carrera (1:04:07) - AD Relationships  

Dans ce nouvel épisode, j'ai le plaisir de recevoir Mael, le fondateur de la marque Timeless Watch. Comment crée-t-on sa marque ? D'illustrateur 3D (Richard Mille, Preziuso, Ladoire) à créateur de montres, il n'y avait qu'un pas, ou presque. Retour sur le parcours d'un entrepreneur qui a su concrétiser son idée, sa vision, pour aboutir à créer ses montres autour d'une identité visuelle unique. Design, prototypes, créations, commercialisation, logistique, relation clients,...la liste des étapes est longue, l'histoire passionnante. Le tout dorénavant couronné par une nomination au Grand Prix Horloger de Genève, et son verdict le 9 novembre prochain. Quelque chose me dit que cette aventure hors du temps ne fait que commencer. Allez, c'est l'heure !

On our 18th episode we look at the captivating Jaeger-LeCoultre brand (better known in the United States as JLC) and some of their modern watches. We look back at its founding as a shop that made steel watch pinions in the mid-nineteenth century, and forward to their elegant and dressy options at an upper-end luxury market placement. Of course, we touch on the most important pieces of their history including making watch movement components for the likes of Patek Phillipe, and their invention of the Reverso for polo players suffering from cracked watch crystals.   We specifically look at the JLC Reverso, Polaris, Polaris Memovox, and Duometre collections. We'll discuss each of their specs, price points, and how we perceive them fitting into the modern watch market.   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: News and Notes: 8:54 JLC History: 14:44 Reverso: 33:08 Polaris: 42:29 Duometre: 52:32 Polaris Mariner Memovox: 58:34  

The Hamilton Watch Company was founded in Lancaster, PA, USA in 1892 and started making watches for local railways and operators. As we moved closer to World War II, Hamilton got involved with the US Military and began providing watches to troops, so much so that they even ceased production of civilian models. They continued to innovate, releasing the world's first electronic watch, the Ventura in 1957.   Today, we associate Hamilton watches with a few things: Movies in which they are placed, sometimes becoming a plot point, and field watches, which they execute nearly to perfection. From Hawaii Blue to Men In Black, and most recently Interstellar and Oppenheimer, Hamilton watches continue playing a crucial role in outfitting characters across many genres.   In this episode we cover all this and more, including a vintage mechanical Hamilton 1936, the predecessor to the Boulton/Indiana Jones watch. We also cover several movies like Men In Black, Interstellar, and The Martian, where Hamilton watches are featured.   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: 6:40 - History of Hamilton Watches 29:40 - "Lawrence" 1936 / Hamilton Boulton 38:44 - Khaki Field "Murph" 49:07 - Jazzmaster Collection 56:15 - Intra-Matic Chronograph Collection 1:07:10 - Mailbag

It's finally time. We're sitting down to discuss the most popular, most recognizable, and arguably most controversial watch brand in the world: Rolex.   Rolex is synonymous with wealth, status, and well... luxury wristwatches. We tackle Part 2 by discussing the Rolex Day-Date, GMT Master II, Explorer I and II, and the Sky-Dweller as well as answering a listener question about the Rolex/AD waitlist dilemma.   If you haven't listened to Part 1 be sure to check it out! We covered the founding and history of Rolex including their charitable organization status, and discussed the Rolex Submariner and DateJust.   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: 4:50 - Rolex Day-Date 18:24 - Rolex Sky-Dweller 30:58 - Rolex Explorer I & II 47:13 - Rolex GMT Master II 1:00:12 - Rolex Aftermarket Pricing 1:04:27 - Mailbag  

It's finally time. We're sitting down to discuss the most popular, most recognizable, and arguably most controversial watch brand in the world: Rolex.   Rolex is synonymous with wealth, status, and well... luxury wrist watches. Today as we always do we're looking at the history of the brand including where and how they were founded, their status as a charitable organization, and of course, all the essential horological achievements they've made throughout the decades.   We wrap up Part 1 by discussing the Rolex Submariner and DateJust and answering a listener question.   Come back for Part 2 on August 21 where we'll tackle the Day-Date, Sky-Dweller, GMT Master, and Explorer 1 and 2!   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: 4:13 - Rolex History 27:10 - Rolex Submariner 56:04 - Rolex DateJust 1:08:28 - Mailbag  

This episode covers the hottest summer releases thus far including the new Oris Diver 65 in stainless steel with "cotton candy" dials and the "Summer Blue" Omega Seamaster collection. We also tackle the controversial new MoonSwatch "Strawberry Moon" and what these monthly releases mean for the Omega brand.   We also discuss some new watches the Strap and Link family have acquired including a Monta Noble swap for the Opalin dial, a new Grand Seiko, and some others we hope to see more of in the future such as the Grand Seiko SLGH017 "Black Birch."   Show Notes: 2:50 - Oris Diver 65 12:23 - MoonSwatch "Strawberry Moon" 25:06 - Omega Seamaster "Summer Blue" Collection 34:00 - New Watch Alert (Monta Noble & Grand Seiko GMT) 37:42 - Window Shopping at Mayors 45:47 - Grand Seiko SBGH295 49:46 - Mailbag    

Today we dive deep into the world of high watchmaking and jewelry, specifically, Cartier watches. Cartier has been at the forefront of some quite interesting horological achievements. You can make the case that the Cartier Santos was the world's first pilot's watch.   Whether or not you want to give them that nod, what they have achieved as a jewelry brand making waves in the luxury watch industry cannot be denied. Today they make some of the most recognizable mechanical and quartz watches on the market, specifically the Tank and Santos collections. We discuss each one, and two versions of each to be exact - the Tank Louis and Tank Must, as well as the Santos Dumont and Santos de Cartier.   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: 3:44 - New Releases & News 11:55 - Cartier History 20:27 - Cartier Tank Must 27:43 - Cartier Santos-Dumont 35:50 - Cartier Tank Louis 42:21 - Water Resistance - how important is it? 47:07 - Cartier Santos de Cartier  54:46 - Mailbag  

Founded by Louis Brandt in 1848, OMEGA is seen as one of the most prominent watch brands in the world today. Owned by the Swatch Group, and worn by everyone's favorite British spy, OMEGA is a very significant brand that always plays alongside the likes of Rolex and Breitling.   In this episode we're discussing everything from their founding in Switzerland to the creation of the OMEGA caliber where the brand got its name, the Speedmaster Professional getting a screaming endorsement from NASA, and everything in between. OMEGA is full of history, and its current watch collection is full of variety.   We discuss the Aqua Terra and its more than 200 variations, the Seamaster Professional 300 and its flawed bracelet, Speedmaster Professional, and Globemaster Constellation to name a few. We also discuss the MoonSwatch, and whether or not that was a good idea for the brand in the long term.   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: An OMEGA-Exclusive Collection: 3:30 History of OMEGA: 7:09 Co-Axial Movement: 17:35 Aqua Terra History: 19:40 Ultra Deep History: 22:27 Seamaster Professional 300: 28:28 Aqua Terra: 37:23 Globemaster Constellation: 49:13 Speedmaster Professional/MoonSwatch: 57:57 Mailbag: 1:11:37

We're joined by Monta co-owners Justin Kraudel and Michael DiMartini to discuss their small but mighty microbrand founded in St. Louis, MO, USA. We discuss and revisit how they conceived Monta, their journey into the retail space, and many aspects of their design language and current collection including the new mint-colored-dial Monta Noble, the revised Oceanking, and their Skyquest GMT which is a fan-favorite of the podcast.   Join us for a conversation with the US-based watchmaker as we discuss technical feats and the ins and outs of watchmaking and designing, grill-timer complications, and every watch collector's struggle: having too many to choose from!   You can find Monta online at montawatch.com and on social media @montawatch   Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!   Show Notes: Windup SF: 1:25 New ‘Mint' Noble: 3:11 History of Monta: 5:41 Venture Into Retail: 14:48 Monta Noble Discussion: 25:44 Everest Bands: 44:00 Oceanking/Skyquest Design: 47:11 Triumph Design: 1:02:36 Mike and Justin's Watch Collection: 1:07:22 What's Next For Monta: 1:14:22  

New watch alert! After dreaming of the SBGA211 for many months, the 9R65 caliber Spring Drive and that pristine white-textured dial meant to recreate freshly fallen yet wind-swept snow, Brett finally pulled the trigger on a new watch. For better or worse, it wasn't the watch he'd hoped for, and decided to instead go with the SBGJ259 "Bamboo." The Bamboo, powered by the 9S86 Hi-Beat movement (36,000 VPH) and dial inspired by a bamboo garden path, is a bold statement watch with its eye-catching green textured dial.   We're talking about new timepieces today, give it a listen and let us know what you think! Be sure to subscribe to the show to get notifications when new episodes just like this bonus episode are released (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other directories) and follow us on Social Media @strapandlink!

We dig into the third pillar of a successful business: operating efficiently. Going deep with the Six Pillars of Success as a method for business owners to roadmap change and stability into their business. The Six Pillars are Brand Strategy, Financial Stability, Operations, Product Quality, Avenues & Distribution, and Hospitality. Operations in a restaurant are a set of tasks, SOPs, best practices and equipment that all need to blend together in the right combination to ensure every day goes smoothly... or ticks along like a Swiss Watch. Why not use the analogy of a Swiss Watch? ... and a full description of what a Swiss Watch is, to reveal the similarities of daily operations in a restaurant.  The blog that was referenced and read for this episode can be found here. 

This week we speak with Martina Oetiker, Thematic Investments specialist, to discuss the Swiss Watch Industry. DISCLAIMER This publication is for information- and marketing purposes only. The provided information is not legally binding and neither constitutes a financial analysis, nor an offer for investment-transactions or an investment advice and does not substitute any legal, tax or financial advice. Bergos AG does not accept any liability for the accuracy, correctness or completeness of the information. Bergos AG excludes any liability for the realisation of forecasts or other statements contained in the publication. The reproduction in part or in full without prior written permission of Bergos is not permitted.

Sotheby's hosted the Important Watches Auction in Geneva this past week. The event was a great success and there were some beautiful watches auctioned off.The full auction can be found here.Patek Philippe Reference 2570/1 A yellow gold anti-magnetic wristwatch Circa 1956 can be found here.Vacheron Constantin 'Cioccolatone', Reference 4764 A possibly unique platinum triple date wristwatch with moon phases Circa 1958 can be found here.F.P. Journe Résonance 'Pré-production' A platinum dual time zone wristwatch with power reserve indication and brass movement Circa 1999 can be found here.GPHG winners can be found here.Swiss watch exports for September 2022 can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Swiss watch export results for August 2022 have been released. The summer was a fairly good time for watches, but does the rest of the year pose a threat to the positive results we have seen?There has also been a large discussion about investing in watches and whether the market has stabilized. Here are our thoughts!Export results for August 2022 can be found here.Here are some articles and videos we have done on investing in watches.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Swiss watch exports in the month of June 2022 saw positive signs for the industry as the first half of the year closes and summer began. Today we discuss the results, what it means for the industry and what the second half will bring.Export results can be found here.An overview of June 2022 can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Joe Rogan and Lexman Artificial talk about cutting edge theoretical physics and the Cartier Batwing Bamboo Swiss Watch.

Click here to read along and see the photos in our show notes as you listen – http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/2022/07/11/scottish-watches-podcast-377-new-tudor-ranger-day-one-owners-review-new-rm-plus-our-swiss-watch-trip/ Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast – Episode 377! In today's show... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #377 : New Tudor Ranger Day One Owners Review, New RM Plus Our Swiss Watch Trip appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Although you won't hear it tick, your body has its own internal clock regulating your circadian rhythm. Your circadian rhythm is your sleep-wake pattern over the course of a 24-hour day. Most living things have it, including animals, plants, and even some microbes. Circadian rhythms affect your sleep patterns as well as other ways your body works, like your body temperature, eating habits, and hormones. When your internal clock gets out of sync, it might cause problems with your health. They've been linked to different disorders including diabetes, obesity, and depression. Maintaining healthy habits can help you respond better to this natural rhythm of your body. In this final episode of BioSounds season 3, our correspondent Rouaa Ben Chaabene, interviews Prof. Emi Nagoshi from the faculty of Sciences where she talks about her work on circadian rhythms and how it can be linked to Parkinson's disease.

If you are into watches, I am sure you were sent a link to Bloomberg News' article about investing in watches and how the returns outpaced gold, bitcoin and other financial assets over the last 12 months. The article can be found here and the Subdial50 Index can be found here.Swiss watch exports for May 2022 can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

When Dani Reiss took over his grandfather's apparel business more than two decades ago, he gambled on Canada. He resolved to continue making high-end outerwear in Canada, at a time when others in the industry were moving production abroad.The bet paid off. Today Canada Goose is recognized around the world for its luxury clothing. Reiss credits part of that success to the decision to stick with a “Made in Canada” label. For international customers, he says, “a Canada Goose jacket made in Canada was like a Swiss Watch made in Switzerland. It's a quintessential Canadian product when the place of manufacturing cannot be separated from the product itself.”In conversation with Goldy Hyder on the Speaking of Business podcast, Reiss urges other Canadian businesses to “leverage the power of the Canadian brand.” He also reflects on being named to AMA Toronto's Canada's Marketing Hall of Legends, which honours business excellence within the marketing profession. 

In this video, we give a detailed view of all the major Swiss watch brands and their location/manufacture. Do you plan on visiting any of these brands in person?

Exports kicked of the year on a good note, notching up 6.8% compared to this time last year. There were interesting results for steel watches, which made up 3/4 of total exports for the month. We discuss main markets, price categories and significant regions for the month.January 2022 results can be found here. You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

How did the Swiss watch industry get their start?

Click here to read along and see the photos in our show notes as you listen – http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/2022/01/27/scottish-watches-podcast-330-how-to-start-a-watch-media-empire-with-marko-from-swiss-watch-gang/ Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast – Episode 330! This show has... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #330 : How To Start A Watch Media Empire With Marko from Swiss Watch Gang appeared first on Scottish Watches.

Welcome to season 3 of the Life on the Wrist Podcast! Today we kick off the season and 2022 with a recap of Swiss watch exports for November 2021. Switzerland saw a record month of exports of CHF 2.2 billion - an amount that had not been seen since October 2014. We go through the usual results; watches by material, price category and main markets that drove the months results. You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Justin Kraudel is the President of MONTA Watch. Listen as we talk to Justin about starting a Swiss Watch company right here in St. Louis. We talk to Justin about the challenges that come with owning his company, how the pandemic affected them and how they continue to use social media to grow their brand. 

This week on Superlative our host Ariel Adams is joined by Eric Giroud, an independent watch designer from Switzerland, brought to you by aBlogtoWatch.

This is Superlative: A Podcast about watches, the people behind them, and the worlds that inspire them. This week our host Ariel Adams is joined by a watch designer from Switzerland that he truly enjoys in todays industry, Eric Giroud. They start the show talking about some of his interests before he found his passion in watches, such as music and architecture, they talk about the similarities between architecture and watch design, and about traditional schooling when it comes to learning watch design. Ariel asks Eric what he thinks about the ease or difficulty of creating designs with the software and technologies that we have today compared to the past, and the idea of “beauty” as a goal from a design standpoint. They talk about how sometimes rules being broken in any industry leads to innovation, and how Eric may have broken the rules in his career today. To stay updated with Eric and his designs: - Instagram @EricGiroudesign - https://www.instagram.com/ericgiroudesign/ - Website - https://www.ericgiroud.com/ To check out the ABTW Shop where you can see our products inspired by our love of Horology: - Shop ABTW - https://store.ablogtowatch.com/ To keep updated with everything Superlative and aBlogtoWatch, check us out on: - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ablogtowatch/ - Twitter - https://twitter.com/ABLOGTOWATCH - Website - https://www.ablogtowatch.com/ If you enjoy the show please Subscribe, Rate, and Review!

This week on Superlative our host Ariel Adams is joined by Eric Giroud, an independent watch designer from Switzerland, brought to you by aBlogtoWatch.

Click here to read along and see the photos in our show notes as you listen – http://www.scottishwatches.co.uk/category/podcast/ Welcome to the Scottish Watches Podcast – Episode 312! In this second... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #312 : What Makes A Swiss Watch Company Tick – Behind The Scenes With Montblanc appeared first on Scottish Watches.

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The Swiss are back and at it again. Here's our recap of the big trade show.Show Notes(4:55) Gerald Genta Arena Retro Mickey Mouse Disney Watch  (7:50) Bulgari Octo Roma WolrdTimer (8:20) Bulgari Octo Roma Central Tourbillon Papillon (10:23) Oris Rega  (12:30) Oris Aquis Date Upcycle  (17:19) Greubel Forsey GMT Earth Last Edition  (21:00) Doxa Sub 600T Limited Edition  (23:10) Ulysse Nardin Chronometry Marine Torpilleur Blue Enamel (24:49) Ulysse Nardin Marine Toupilleur Annual Chronograph (28:02) Moser Streamliner Perpetual Calendar (32:19) Parmigiani Tonda PF Collection (35:24) The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore  (38:37) AP ROO Montauk Highway (43:10) Hublot signs Djokovic! (43:45) Logan's LinkedIn bio(49:03) Richie Tenenbaum

This week Niko talks watches, farming and some unexpected leather strap jokes with the awesome Stephen Roemer and Josh Roemer from Swiss Watch Company USA.

Today we are covering the July 2021 watch export results from Switzerland. Results were mainly positive, with exports breaching the CHF 2 billion mark. We saw a big flight to more expensive pieces, with units exported lower by 320,000 pieces. This gives us some interesting insight into the outlook for the rest of the year.We cover Swiss watch exports regularly in our editorial section of our website here. We also have videos to go with each of our articles so be sure to check out the playlist here!You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Casio goes old school,Panerai so exclusive you have to risk your life to get it, is Christopher ward the best value swiss watch and we discuss the Bell & Ross Alpine f1 Chapter Markers 0:00 Headlines 1:30 Hit or miss Casio F100 https://bit.ly/3m0w3By 3:55 watch Obsession Damasko 10:30 Why Sam thanks Christopher ward could be the best value luxury watch brand 17:50 How much are you willing to spend on a watch https://bit.ly/3g19jgO 20:50 Vaer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75DILoGoGFI 22:35 Chrono24 Sponsor https://www.chrono24.com/about-us.htm 27:20 Panerai excursions https://bit.ly/3iJOlVz 32:45 Tudor and rolex boutique https://bit.ly/3iJOlVz 34:30 Olympics - https://www.bellross.com/bell-ross-paf Bell & Ross Alpine f1 https://bit.ly/2VSPDFg https://bit.ly/2VVXH80 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/casualwatchtalk/support

We have Dr. Pat Boulogne: she is a Coach, Physician, Speaker, and Visionary. She is the author of “Why are you sick, fat, and tired: find out now.” And the CEO: “health team network.” I am so excited to have Dr. Pat with me today. DR. Pat: Thanks, I love being here, I am fired up and ready to go. Ken: In your book, you quoted a recent statistic that indicated in 2030, we will see approximately 50% of our population stricken with a chronic illness. WOW, so your bestselling book is about what we can do right? Tell me about that and the title? DR. Pat First, that statistic came out before the pandemic. The pandemic just signified wow we have a lot of sick people and we don't even know it. That stat is real it could even be pushed up a couple of years because of this last year and a half. Think about it a lot of people didn't know they were sick or how they felt and the such. But you didn't ask me about that exactly you asked me about my book. My book is called “Why are you Sick Fat and Tired.” I had a businesswoman in one of my groups, and she told me I'm not sick I'm not fat, and I'm not tired. I said oh contraire. I said because… What the book does, is this book is an advocating tool, a guidebook, and a tool to use to find out what's going on in your health snapshot now. So, it asks about 11 different organ systems, and your body, now these 11 organ systems fit together like a Swiss watch. So, if the Swiss Watch piece is broken, something else is going to break someplace else. If it's starting to slow down because it is starting to wear out, something else is going to happen someplace else. They all interrelate with each other. There is not a process that doesn't require time. Now when you're looking at how things are connected just keep thinking about the spiderweb. Each is just one piece of a much larger puzzle. Think about it shooting out and connecting to everything so that it all pieces together. We can use the book to find the weakest and strongest links. The weakest link will be your highest scores and the strengths will be your lowest because you have to have something working for you. Because eventually what happens in that scenario is that the organ system keeps on getting taxed so that it gets taxed to a point where it starts affecting your immune system. Listen to the podcast to hear more about What's going on with mindset and mental health these days? What's the link between diet, lifestyle, and environment? What are 5 lifestyle solutions anyone can do to improve their health immediately? If there were only three ideas that you leave for this world and your posterity, what 3 ideas would you leave for them that could lead them to have an amazing life? What is the best way for folks to connect with you, Dr. Pat? drpat@healthteamnetwork.com https://healthteamnetwork.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/drpatboulogne/ Please subscribe to this podcast and leave a rating and review, to help others find this podcast. Also, join the Facebook group. Here is the spot to click and set up a time so we can discuss how you can use these tools and others to get your amazing life! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youramazinglife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youramazinglife/support

It is always a great day when a watch of extreme provenance comes up for Auction. Today we discuss a Patek Philippe, owned by Andy Warhol that will be auctioned at Christie's. We also discuss the tremendously positive export results for Swiss watches in April.Our article about Andy Warhol's watch can be found here. You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Rob and The Watch Regulator discuss more Swiss brands closing their doors, Swiss watch parts made in China and how we can take positives out of a crap situation by looking out for each other within our amazing community. The Regulator's tattoo supplied by @alyssadonlonart The Regulator's booze supplied by @jp_melbs Our Instagram picks Rob: @oldwatchlady The Watch Regulator: @charithsir To support some great guys from our community go check out genevablue.com.au and watchvault.com.au Take care guys and stay on time

In collaboration with the Peak's next gen of Leaders series, Michelle Martin and Keeran Janin, Founder of Avantist discuss the inception of his watch business, creating a watch for royalty, challenges and advice for entrepreneurs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we are looking at the Swiss Watch Exports. And the numbers show that people are buying watches again - in big numbers.

On October 25, 1960, American company Bulova introduced the most advanced watch ever made. The Accutron used a tuning fork oscillating 60 times faster than a normal watch thanks to electronic components and a battery. This space-age watch shifted the balance of watchmaking power to America, but it was the brainchild of a Swiss engineer who soon returned home. Max Hetzel's work disrupted the entire industry and kicked off the race to build a quartz watch. Join Serge Maillard, Publisher & CEO of Europa Star, and Stephen Foskett, Publisher of Grail Watch, as we tell the stories of the events that changed the horology industry. More Information: Bulova Accutron at Grail Watch Reference The Accutron Watch Page Engineering Time: Inventing the Electronic Wristwatch, Carlene Stephens and Maggie Dennis, British Journal for the History of Science, Vol. 33

Today we are doing a weekly roundup of some of the news out of Life on the Wrist. We take a look at more partnership news in the watch industry as Watchonista partner with Ebay for content creation. We also look at the return on investment you can have when investing in Omega watches, and the watch export results for January 2021.The Watchonista partnership post can be found here.The return on Omega watches can be found here.The Swiss Watch export results for January 2021 can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Pat and Phil finally return and they've got some opinions on Liverpool losing their Anfield streak to Burnley, what exactly has gone wrong for Liverpool over their scoreless streak, refereeing's impacts on the team, Christian Pulisic's GQ spread and Fernando Torres' beefcake transformation.

Subscribe to the show on Google, Apple, Spotify and all other podcast players. On this episode of The Defining Time Show, Anthony and Alex are joined by Vinnie from Tell Your Time. Vinnie tells us a little bit about himself, how he got into the hobby and what it is like to be part of the Melbourne Watch Community. He also talks about working in a fashion watch shop and the different types of people that buy those types watches. Plus how that market for watches is influenced by the big boys in the Swiss Watch industry. Vinnie also takes some time to tell us about a recent solo adventure that he went on and how it helped him bond more with his Rolex Explorer. We get into bran heritage and what it means to the watch world. Does brand heritage bring anything to the art of watchmaking or is it just a way for the brands to save money and milk their past achievements, even if it is now a totally different brand. We talk about nostalgia and how it can be such a powerful thing when it comes to influencing people into making a big ticket purchase. SHOW NOTES 01.50 Wristchecks Tudor LHD (Vinnie) Omega Speedmaster (Alex) & Stowa Flieger (Anthony) 03.40 Who is Vinnie from Tell Your Time? 29.50 Franz Josef Glacier 32.26 Brands with questionable heritage 36.13 Jaeger lecoultre 37.15 Blancpain & JCB 54.03 Favourite reviews - nomos-metro-review, speedmaster-mark-ii-the-moon-or-palookaville & audemars-piguet-26470-off-shore-review Instagram Recommendations from the community for this episode: Anthony: @bridgeandcannon Vinnie: @jp_melbs Alex: @whatsyourwatch Go check out their profiles and give them a follow. Follow our guest Vinnie on Instagram @tellyourtime and check out his website tellyourtime.com.au for more of his wonderful photography and content. Follow us on Instagram: @FifthWrist Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/fifthwrist Subsribe to our YouTube channel To join our group chat then please email us at contact@fifthwrist.com Please take the time to leave us a review wherever you listen to our podcast. Thank you for all the positive reviews & comments on our episodes. We read and appreciate each one! Fifth Wrist and Fifth Wrist Radio are both community run projects. Designed to serve the watch enthusiast community. We reject all forms of outside watch brand intervention and take no money, watches or goods from watch companies. The future direction of the website and podcasts are driven by the people who take part in this project. To join the action and get involved why not get started by reviewing one of your own watches at fifthwrist.com/write-review The Defining Time Show theme kindly provided by watch enthuisiast @salil808 The Fifth Wrist Podcast Crew record podcast audio using Blue Yeti microphones. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Thanks to everyone in the Fifth Wrist community who give their time to make this project possible. The hosts, co-host, writers and editors, plus everyone who takes the time to share and promote this project daily. Stay On Time & cheers from Anthony @defining_time

This is Superlative: A Podcast about watches, the people behind them, and the worlds that inspire them. This week our host Ariel Adams is speaking again with senior ABTW team member, Zach Pina. Zach shares some of his personal stories about purchases he has made sight unseen like his first watch, worries that one should have when looking online, and how it has changed from when Ariel and Zach first started buying watches online to now. They talk about how access to brands and information online has changed the buying process for consumers and that there are certain steps you can take beforehand to help ensure you are buying a watch sight unseen online the way Zach and Ariel would.See below to read about the time they ordered $56,000 in Luxury Watches all online:Swiss Watch e-Boutique Experience - ABTWBrowse through our Watch Buying Guides before you make a purchase, or for some help this Holiday Season:Watch Buying Guides - ABTWTo see if you are potentially being influenced as a collector, or when buying a watch, check out below:Are you being influenced as a Watch Collector? - ABTWTo keep updated with everything Superlative and aBlogtoWatch, check us out on:Instagram - ABTWTwitter - ABTWaBlogtoWatch.com

Even though watch exports were still in the negative territory for October 2020, there were small signs that a recovery could be on its way. Clocking in at -7%, October was the best month for exports in 10 months. There were some interesting results in gold and steel watches as well as watches over CHF500. For more, check out our blog post!The original video can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Want to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Rob & The Regulator are joined by Anthony from @nobswatchmaker. We talk about his amazing book and how he got started in the industry. Please go and give him a follow on instagram if you are interested in watchmaking and watches, it is very educational. Also consider getting a copy of his. Even a dyslexic half watchmaker like me found it very useful and easy to read. https://nobswatchmaker.com/ Regulator's tattoo supplied by @alyssadonlonart  Booze supplied by @wakachangi_lager  Our Instagram picks  Rob: https://www.instagram.com/watch.fest/  The Watch Regulator: https://www.instagram.com/pippy/  Anthony: https://www.instagram.com/henrylyy/  Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fifthwrist/  To join our Fifth Wrist group chat then please email us at contact@fifthwrist.com and we will add you on Slack. If you have time please leave us a review wherever you listen to our podcast.  To support some great guys from our community go check out genevablue.com.au and watchvault.com.au  Take care guys and stay on time

This week Sam is flying solo and has the great honor of interviewing Francois-Xavier Hotier the president of Ulysse Nardin in the Americas. Learn about one of the most fascinating and innovative watch companies in the world. https://www.ulysse-nardin.com For Preowned Luxury Watches, I trust Bob's Watches https://www.bobswatches.com/?BW=THECASUALWATCHREVIEWER (AFFILIATE LINK) YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/thecasualwatchreviewer Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CasualWatchTalk/ Kris’ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everydaymastery/ Channel Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thecasualwatchreviewer/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/casualwatchtalk/support

From our original YouTube video, we take a look at the Swiss watch export results for July 2020. There were signs of a recovery of exports that have fallen heavily since March. This was due to the opening of many economies around the world who are slowly trying to get back into the groove of things. We give you our thoughts and predictions for the upcoming month.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and FacebookWant to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

François Moreau is a passionate watchmaker who has been fascinated by vintage measuring instruments since he was a child. He created Reservoir watches as a tribute to those legendary racing drivers, the pioneers of aerospace conquest and to all those heroes determined to push the limits of their time. 

In dieser Episode ist Marko von Swiss Watch Gang im UhrTalk zu Gast. Mit über 230.000 Followern auf Instagram und 10.000 Abonnenten auf YouTube zählt Swiss Watch Gang zu den derzeit reichweitenstärksten Social Media Kanälen der Uhrenwelt. Viele große Namen - darunter bekannte Independent Watchmaker wie Armin Strom und Jacob & Co. - zählen zu seinen Kunden und arbeiten regelmäßig mit ihm zusammen. Im UhrTalk spricht Marko mit Chris (Mr.Nice.Watch) darüber, wie er es mit jeder Menge Leidenschaft, Fleiß und Ehrgeiz geschafft hat in der Uhrenwelt Fuß zu fassen und sich mit Social Media ein Standbein aufzubauen. Dabei hat er auch jede Menge Tipps, Ratschläge und vor allem einiges an Motivation für Influencer, solche, die es werden wollen, und all diejenigen, die ebenfalls davon träumen sich in der Uhrenwelt selbstständig zu machen, zur Hand. Wir wünschen gute Unterhaltung!

Another episode of the Defining Time Show for FifthWrist Radio. Join Anthony (@defining_time) and today's special guest, Marko from the YouTube channel Swiss Watch Gang (@swisswatchgang).  Marko runs and is the face of the Watch YouTube channel Swiss Watch Gang. We have come to love his IG profile for the huge array of haute horology pieces. He has done many reviews of these watches on YouTube and now has a collector's series on the channel. We talk about the best brands to work with, how much preparation and time goes into producing a watch review and advice for aspiring YouTube channels.  Instagram Recommendations:  Marko: @igwatchlover Anthony: @watchinghorology Favourite Review from the Fifth Wrist website:  VC Overseas – the perfect holy trinity sports watch? Theme Music by: @salil808  Follow us on Instagram: @FifthWrist To join our crew group chat then please email us at contact@fifthwrist.com and if you have time please leave us a review wherever you listen to our podcast.  We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!  Stay On Time & Cheers from DownUnder

It's been more than a year since we've chatted with our friends Stephen and Josh over at Swiss Watch Company, and given that they're gearing up for a new release on Kickstarter we figured it'd be a good time to bring them back. We spent about an hour catching up with the guys, and as always it just wasn't enough time but we're quite excited about their new SWC Sport watch release on Kickstarter beginning on August 10th. We hope you enjoy the show! As always don't forget to follow us on Instagram at @lovenwatches, and check out our YouTube channel as well. -RR & PG Stock Media provided by GrantTregellasMusic / Pond5

In today’s podcast, we discuss the results released for Swiss watch exports for April 2020 which certainly were affected by COVID-19. This is an audio experience of one of our YouTube videos.The original blog post can be found here.The original YouTube video can be found here.You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Tik TokWant to be part of the Launch of our clothing line? Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!

Apple's smartwatch line outsold all Swiss watch brands in 2019, a report by market and consumer research company Strategy Analytics says. According to the report, Apple sold nearly 31 million units of its Apple Watch worldwide last year. This resulted in a 36% growth in the product's global shipment. The number of Swiss watches shipped in the same year, on the other hand, fell by 13% as Swiss watchmakers sold only about 21 million timepieces. Strategy Analytics said the Apple Watch's popularity in some major markets is due to its sleek design and foolproof technology, which appeal to younger consumers. After unveiling its first smartwatch six years ago, Apple has become a major threat to the watch industry in Switzerland. In 2017, the Apple Watch also dominated global watch sales, surpassing the combined sales of all Swiss watch manufacturers. As Apple continues to launch superior products, one Strategy Analytics senior analyst explained that Swiss watchmakers have very little time to keep up with the smartwatch industry. Amidst the tight competition in the smartwatch scene, some traditional Swiss watch manufacturers have recently produced their own smartwatches. One of these is Swiss luxury watchmaker Tag Heuer, which released a number of models, including one that sells for $180,000. According to Forbes, the goal of Swiss watch brands in creating their own smartwatch lines is not just to compete with the Apple Watch. Swiss watchmakers would like to stay in the game and remain relevant in the digital age.

We are discussing Swiss Watch Export results for February and how the Coronavirus has and will impact them. January export results can be found here. Official February 2020 watch export results monthly analysis. Hodinkee’s introduction of the Hermès Arceau Squelette Hodinkee’s introduction of the Greubel Forsey QP À Équation In Red Gold With Chocolate Brown Dial You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Tik Tok (@Lifeonthewrist) Enjoy!

Rob and The Watch Regulator discuss more Swiss brands closing their doors, Swiss watch parts made in China and how we can take positives out of a crap situation by looking out for each other within our amazing community. The Regulator's tattoo supplied by @alyssadonlonart The Regulator's booze supplied by @jp_melbs Our Instagram picks  Rob: @oldwatchlady  The Watch Regulator: @charithsir To support some great guys from our community go check out genevablue.com.au and watchvault.com.au Take care guys and stay on time

Scottish Watches Podcast #124 : All About The Swiss Watch Industry With Marc from TheWatches TV Cut off in my prime as normal. We welcome a well known Swedish watch... The post Scottish Watches Podcast #124 : All About The Swiss Watch Industry With Marc from TheWatches TV appeared first on Scottish Watches.

During CES, wearable technology is all the rage. Across the show, you'll find the standard fare, like smartwatches, fitness bands, sleep trackers and the like. However, every once in a while you encounter something truly unique - something that doesn't quite fit into another category. That is exactly what we found with the Time-C from IEVA.The Time-C is, by its very nature, fashion-forward. At first glance, it is a beautiful watch that could easily go with casual and formal attire. It's a Swiss-made watch, meaning it is going to be a quality timepiece. However, this watch is far more than meets the eye. It is smart, but not in the way you might initially predict. It doesn't show notifications or allow you to interact with the apps on your phone. Instead, Time-C is designed to improve your health and lifestyle, as well as your fashion sense.The watch features a myriad of sensors, ranging from temperature and humidity to pollution and noise. These sensors are specifically chosen and designed to detect environmental stressors around you. It also measures your physical activity, heart rate, etc., which can also be environmental stressors. Once the readings are collected, the platform translates all of that data into recommendations to improve your beauty, wellness, lifestyle, and nutrition.Within the app, you will see a beauty regiment, programs for nutrition, etc. These rituals will adjust over time as the device gathers more information about your daily life - your activity, environment, and other factors. All of the recommendations that are made can be fulfilled entirely within the platform, making it a one-stop process.The Time-C follows the Twin-C, which they refer to as a connected jewel. This product is similar in intention, without the watch face. It is designed to be worn in a variety of ways, such as a broach, bracelet, attached to a scarf, etc. From a fashion perspective, it is more versatile, while the Time-C is more day-to-day practical for many.The Twin-C is available now and ranges from $150 to $270. The Time-C is expected to hit the market around the end of Quarter 2 (around June 2020) and will retail somewhere in the range of $1000. For more information about the company and its products, check out their website.Interview by Don Baine, The Gadget Professor.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

During CES, wearable technology is all the rage. Across the show, you'll find the standard fare, like smartwatches, fitness bands, sleep trackers and the like. However, every once in a while you encounter something truly unique - something that doesn't quite fit into another category. That is exactly what we found with the Time-C from IEVA.The Time-C is, by its very nature, fashion-forward. At first glance, it is a beautiful watch that could easily go with casual and formal attire. It's a Swiss-made watch, meaning it is going to be a quality timepiece. However, this watch is far more than meets the eye. It is smart, but not in the way you might initially predict. It doesn't show notifications or allow you to interact with the apps on your phone. Instead, Time-C is designed to improve your health and lifestyle, as well as your fashion sense.The watch features a myriad of sensors, ranging from temperature and humidity to pollution and noise. These sensors are specifically chosen and designed to detect environmental stressors around you. It also measures your physical activity, heart rate, etc., which can also be environmental stressors. Once the readings are collected, the platform translates all of that data into recommendations to improve your beauty, wellness, lifestyle, and nutrition.Within the app, you will see a beauty regiment, programs for nutrition, etc. These rituals will adjust over time as the device gathers more information about your daily life - your activity, environment, and other factors. All of the recommendations that are made can be fulfilled entirely within the platform, making it a one-stop process.The Time-C follows the Twin-C, which they refer to as a connected jewel. This product is similar in intention, without the watch face. It is designed to be worn in a variety of ways, such as a broach, bracelet, attached to a scarf, etc. From a fashion perspective, it is more versatile, while the Time-C is more day-to-day practical for many.The Twin-C is available now and ranges from $150 to $270. The Time-C is expected to hit the market around the end of Quarter 2 (around June 2020) and will retail somewhere in the range of $1000. For more information about the company and its products, check out their website.Interview by Don Baine, The Gadget Professor.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Apple is bringing in app purchases to the Apple Watch, you may soon be able to use your Apple Watch to unlock and start your car, Apple Watch outsells the entire Swiss Watch industry and the next Apple Watch could have Touch ID, plus reviews of Bandly Real Wood bands, Dominoes Pizza, News and Autosleep apps.

  Google: 2:29 - You can once again buy Google Glass. - A guy in Germany 'hacked' Google Maps.   General Tech: 17:11 - Blackberry is dying again.   Microsoft: 20:10 - Reorganization of leadership.   Apple: 24:39 - Apple Watch outsold the entire Swiss Watch industry in 2019. - No more talking about Apple Earnings from 2019. - iPhone 9 rumored to launch for $400. - New Apple TV uncovered in latest software betas. - References to AMD APUs also in latest macOS beta. - Someone maxed out a Mac Pro using Chrome. - Apple independent repair program kinda sucks.   General Tech: 38:00 - Don't buy a used Tesla. - You may be getting an Xperia phone with your PS5 purchase.   Gaming: 44:30 - Saints Row 4 coming to Switch. - Nvidia GeForce Now is officially out of beta.     www.patreon.com/callingallplatforms    T-Shirts!   Contact: podcast@callingallplatforms.com Social: Facebook Twitter YouTube   Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Android

Brad Fanshaw - Take a walk with me as I get to know Brad Fanshaw. Brad is TRULY a 'jack of all trades' with his fingers in many pies. Brad hosts TWO wildly successful podcasts, owns a high end Swiss Watch company, a high end wheel manufacturing company, was co-owner of Boyd Coddington Hot Rods, was VP of the American Bicycle Association (BMX), was an executive for Vision Streetwear, and an automotive reality tv star. If you think all of that is a lot to cover, you are correct! We cover just about all of that and it was so much fun doing it. Brad is super fun to chat with and one of the most energetic and inspiring guests ever to appear on FSP. Check out Brad's podcasts: Shift And Steer AND Man Seeks AdventureFollow Brad on social media:Twit: @BradFanshawInsta: @Bradley_FanshawFB: Brad Fanshaw

This week we had the privilege of speaking with Steve and Josh Roemer from the Swiss Watch Company. SWC was actually formed more than 10 years ago and got their start producing watches for the US Military. Over the years Steve has also done design and production consulting for other well known brands, which followed a career in Switzerland with little company called the Swatch Group. Josh is his Dad's partner in crime and handles all of the marketing and social media stuff for the brand. We had a blast talking to the guys and we hope you enjoy the interview. Oh, and we might have also introduced a seriously cool upcoming giveaway. Hope you all enjoy the show. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram at @lovenwatches, and check out our YouTube channel as well. -RR & PG Stock Media provided by GrantTregellasMusic / Pond5

You are not a Swiss watch and your coach is not a watchmaker.  In this episode, Matt redefines specificity to unshackle you from the pretense of precision. In fact, a focus on precision in every session is a slippery slope that leads to obsession, paralysis of analysis, erosion of confidence, and an overreliance on metrics. You can, however, gain specificity without being precise and if it is done right, it means you don’t have to obsess over every detail to get wonderful and lasting results in sport and life. Stop searching for daily performance treasures. Don’t become so analytical in every session, look for trends of great behavior, and realize that it’s normal to have a bunch of ordinary and maybe even a few catastrophic days, but hopefully a sprinkle of some pretty darn good ones. Give yourself permission to realize that precision doesn’t make performance. It’s a healthy dose of consistency, specific training progressed over time…and a whole lot of patience.     Copyright 2019 All Rights Reserved

There is no such thing as a thyroid problem! In this video, Dr. Patrick explains the science behind common thyroid issues and some of the medications that are currently used. The Swiss Watch principal is imperative to understand with The Wellness Way approach to the thyroid.   Find a clinic: https://twwclinics.com/clinics/ Find a lab test: http://www.twwlabs.com/ Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheWellnessWay/

Rolf Studer, CEO of Oris Watches jumps on the podcast to highlight what the Swiss Watch manufacturers are currently doing for Movember. We also chat about Baselworld and the current state of the mechanical watch industry. Bec Loades, Editor at Large for Menswear Style jumps on to discuss what other brands are doing for Movember. Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.

Tech journalist Rob Waugh joins our panel to discusses the impact of the digital revolution on Swiss Watch brands.   In episode 3 of the Calibre Podcast CEO Brian Duffy and tech journalist/author Rob Waugh join Senior Specialist Watch Buyer, Faye Soteri in a discussion around Swiss Watch brands and their foray into the digital market. The evolution and progression of digital marketing for Swiss Watch brands and the impact of the smartwatch on the watch market are also discussed.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchesofswitzerland_official/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WatchesofSwitzerland  Twitter: https://twitter.com/WoS_OfficialUK  https://www.watches-of-switzerland.co.uk/ 

Listen to the history and background around the Swiss Watch industry.   Welcome to the first episode of the Calibre Podcast, presented by Watches of Switzerland. Calibre Podcast will see our experts discuss timepieces, horology, and all things that make us tick.  We'll bring you interesting conversations on watches, the industry, brands, themes, and trends.  In our first episode, CEO Brian Duffy and Head of Buying Mark Toulson discuss the history and background around the Swiss Watches industry with discussions around brands such as Patek, Vacheron as well as Audemars Piguet.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchesofswitzerland_official/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WatchesofSwitzerland  Twitter: https://twitter.com/WoS_OfficialUK  https://www.watches-of-switzerland.co.uk/ 

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 Opshttps://www.specialopswatch.com/products-page/Use Code CAM150 for $150 off your first watch at Crown & Caliber! http://www.crownandcaliber.comUse code CHRONO for 15% off ANYTHING in the Bee Line Coffee store! http://www.beelinecoffee.com

In this episode, I go through examples of how the best businesses in the world create repeatable models that not only attract their ideal customers....but still run like a Swiss Watch without needing any micro-managing.

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. [00:05] Welcome Chirayu Wadke to Asia Tech Podcast Stories! He's an Early Stage Technology Investor and Operator, and Partner at SeedPlus. [02:00] What's an un-VC? Chirayu Wadke talks traditional expectations for people in the investment game and how modern technology is changing all of that. [06:10] Chirayu Wadke and Graham discuss a recent visit to a watch-maker Geneva and the challenges of launching a new product in the modern world. [13:00] Apple is outselling every single Swiss watch brand out there. What should traditional Swiss Watch brands and startups learn from Apple? [18:45] Leaving Google in Silicon Valley and returning to Asia was not a difficult decision for Chirayu Wadke. [29:00] The reference customer has traditionally been a Western consumer, this dynamic is chancing [32:30] If you're in tech, consider moving your engineering teams to Asia. Proximity brings more empathy for the users and affects cost decisions. [37:45] If you're in Silicon Valley, there are many reasons why you should consider expanding to Asia. [42:45] We are moving further away from one central authority towards peer-to-peer type of business models. This movement benefits the lie of the land in Asia. [47:00] Discussing Smart Cities in Asia and their business potential. [53:30] What kind of advice does Chirayu Wadke have for those interested in moving their business to Asia? [55:40] Thanks for tuning in! Find out more about Chirayu Wadke and his work on www.seedplus.com or contact him directly at chirayu@seedplus.com.

[00:05] Welcome Chirayu Wadke to Asia Tech Podcast Stories! He's an Early Stage Technology Investor and Operator, and Partner at SeedPlus. [02:00] What's an un-VC? Chirayu Wadke talks traditional expectations for people in the investment game and how modern technology is changing all of that. [06:10] Chirayu Wadke and Graham discuss a recent visit to a watch-maker Geneva and the challenges of launching a new product in the modern world. [13:00] Apple is outselling every single Swiss watch brand out there. What should traditional Swiss Watch brands and startups learn from Apple? [18:45] Leaving Google in Silicon Valley and returning to Asia was not a difficult decision for Chirayu Wadke. [29:00] The reference customer has traditionally been a Western consumer, this dynamic is chancing [32:30] If you're in tech, consider moving your engineering teams to Asia. Proximity brings more empathy for the users and affects cost decisions. [37:45] If you're in Silicon Valley, there are many reasons why you should consider expanding to Asia. [42:45] We are moving further away from one central authority towards peer-to-peer type of business models. This movement benefits the lie of the land in Asia. [47:00] Discussing Smart Cities in Asia and their business potential. [53:30] What kind of advice does Chirayu Wadke have for those interested in moving their business to Asia? [55:40] Thanks for tuning in! Find out more about Chirayu Wadke and his work on www.seedplus.com or contact him directly at chirayu@seedplus.com.

[00:05] Welcome Chirayu Wadke to Asia Tech Podcast Stories! He's an Early Stage Technology Investor and Operator, and Partner at SeedPlus. [02:00] What's an un-VC? Chirayu Wadke talks traditional expectations for people in the investment game and how modern technology is changing all of that. [06:10] Chirayu Wadke and Graham discuss a recent visit to a watch-maker Geneva and the challenges of launching a new product in the modern world. [13:00] Apple is outselling every single Swiss watch brand out there. What should traditional Swiss Watch brands and startups learn from Apple? [18:45] Leaving Google in Silicon Valley and returning to Asia was not a difficult decision for Chirayu Wadke. [29:00] The reference customer has traditionally been a Western consumer, this dynamic is chancing [32:30] If you're in tech, consider moving your engineering teams to Asia. Proximity brings more empathy for the users and affects cost decisions. [37:45] If you're in Silicon Valley, there are many reasons why you should consider expanding to Asia. [42:45] We are moving further away from one central authority towards peer-to-peer type of business models. This movement benefits the lie of the land in Asia. [47:00] Discussing Smart Cities in Asia and their business potential. [53:30] What kind of advice does Chirayu Wadke have for those interested in moving their business to Asia? [55:40] Thanks for tuning in! Find out more about Chirayu Wadke and his work on www.seedplus.com or contact him directly at chirayu@seedplus.com.

This week we sit down with Sheldon, owner of the Rolex informational site "Minus4Plus6.com." We discuss how he came across the "first Swiss watch in space" and how a concerted effort from him and other well known watch enthusiasts spread the word about this special piece even before the manufacturer ever marketed the story.

Kaz and Mike sit down and really dig into the past and potential future of the Swiss Watch Industry. Specifically, the group discusses archaic marketing practices, product over saturation, layoffs, the Quartz Crisis, and a lot more. Other topics include Mike's experience with the Orion Field Standard, Kaz's puking/dying bird, "peacocking watches," and more. Oh, yea - and roaches wearing Rolexes... (#roacheswearingrolexes). Show Notes: Orion Field Standard: https://orionwatches.org/orion-field-standard-preorder/ Richmont Staff Layoffs: http://www.reuters.com/article/richemont-layoffs-idUSL8N1DF608 Brietling Considers Being Bought: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-29/swiss-watchmaker-breitling-said-to-be-considering-a-sale Women Pilots Critiscing Breitling's Direct Visual Marketing: http://www.forbes.com/sites/christinenegroni/2016/05/24/women-pilots-say-breitling-watch-company-behind-the-times/#6eb459aa4759 Richmont's CEO restructuring: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/richemont-will-replace-four-brand-ceos-in-the-coming-months Music by Jahzzar courtesy of the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/)

Elmar Mock is the Founder of Creaholic, but he began his career as an engineer in a deteriorating watch industry. Elmar approached top-level management within his company with an insane idea, a new way to completely innovate the industry and improve sales. Everyone thought he was crazy and his co-workers distanced themselves from him, but that turned out to be a good thing. Today's topics include: ● His experience and frustrations as a young inventor in the dying watch industry and the unique mindset he employed. ● Using examples from the natural world he highlights the diverse approaches to innovation, change, and creation. ● Gives constructive advice for those of us pushing for change, within ourselves, the organizations we work for, and the society we live in. 02:55 - Who is Elmar? 05:10 - Elmar decided to pitch the watch company he was working for an innovative idea. To his surprise, they said yes. 08:05 - The point of innovation is to make the impossible, possible. 10:50 - The watch company and the industry were suffering. They had let go 4,000 people in four years. No one wanted to associate themselves with Elmar and his friend. 14:25 - Did Elmar succeed? How did the project end? 18:45 - How did Elmar come up with the name Creaholic? 20:15 - How easy is to drive innovation in an organization? 27:05 - Elmar explains why he hates the ‘intrapreneur' title. 33:20 - What has Elmar changed his mind about recently? 35:25 - What does Elmar do to remain creative? 37:35 - What does Elmar attribute his success to in life? FULL SHOW NOTES: http://innovationecosystem.com/reviving-the-swiss-watch-industry:-the-remarkable-story-of-swatch-with-elmar-mock/

Here we are breaking down the 2015 NBA Playoffs with Big Mike.  The Clippers improbably take out The Spurs, Memphis and the "Swiss Watch" effect of Mike Conley, and Coach Healy tells us in one sentence how to get rid of hack-a-Shaq forever.