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Lonely Wrist: All Things Watches & HorologyAuthor: Lonely Wrist
Lonely Wrist is a podcast that goes inside the movement, bringing you inside the world of watches through candid conversations with the people who drive it forward. Each episode features in-depth interviews with industry insiders including Executives, master watchmakers, designers, collectors, content creators, and historians offering rare insights into the passion, precision, and business behind every timepiece.From legacy brands to innovative microbrands, from movement architecture to marketing strategy, we explore the many layers of horology through the voices of those shaping its past, present, and future.Whether you're a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey into watches, Lonely Wrist offers a unique perspective on the artistry, culture, and the industry of watches, one episode, and one insider, at a time.Tune in bi-weekly and hear the stories ticking behind every Lonely Wrist. Language: en-us Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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A Tale of Two Wristies: We Sat Down To Talk Watches And Ended Up Talking Life, Community & More
Episode 66
Tuesday, 17 February, 2026
What if the best watch conversations aren’t really about watches? We sit down with Chris and Iman from A Tale of Two Wristies and follow the thread from wrist checks to real life—friendship, mental health, boundaries with screens, and the small rituals that make a hobby sustainable. Along the way, we get hands-on with an Omega Seamaster 300 Heritage, Tudor Black Bay in steel, gold, and bronze, and a handful of Grand Seikos that inspire both devotion and doubt.We trade stories from the sales floor—where Rolex carries cultural weight but not always deep product knowledge—and unpack why many collectors feel unseen in luxury retail. That gap pushes us toward independent watchmakers and communities that actually listen. AnOrdain’s enamel artistry, long but worthwhile waitlists, and the promise of smaller fume dials show how patience can pay off. Furlan Marri’s Disco Volante adds charm and thoughtful design to the mix, reinforced by founders who treat enthusiasts like collaborators. When a watch becomes a gift during a tough moment, it stops being a spec sheet and starts being a lifeline.We also examine identity and wearability. Iman loves Panerai but battles size and cost; Chris admires Cartier Panther and brushes off gendered gatekeeping. Bronze patina, rubber on steel, and dial purity all take turns in the spotlight. Grand Seiko becomes our case study in trade calculus: breathtaking dials, spring drive smoothness, and the little choices—date windows, power reserve placement—that make a piece live on your wrist or move on to a new home. Through it all, the constant is community: check-ins across time zones, honest takes without posturing, and a shared belief that collecting is more rewarding when it stays human.If you’re here for watch talk with heart—Omega vs Rolex nuance, Tudor practicality, Grand Seiko soul, and indie-brand storytelling—hit play. Then tell us: which watch surprised you the most, and which one you let go without regret? Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help more enthusiasts find the conversation.Check out our friends from A Tale of Two Wristies:https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwowristies/Chris:https://www.instagram.com/poppingcrowns/Iman:https://www.instagram.com/ticktick_taptap/Send a textSupport the showSupport the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2237102/supportVisit our Blog: https://lonelywrist.comWatch our Youtube: http://youtube.lonelywrist.com100% Viewer Funded: Donate Here
