It’s tough to balance having something to say, saying it in a way that people want to listen, and keeping the barriers low so that anyone walking by can figure out what you mean. This hits that well. I like watches, but don’t know a lot about the industry. Listening makes the subject seem approachable, not something that is going to require months of learning just to figure out what the conversation is about.

There’s a whole lot of fluff when it comes to watch industry podcasts, but this is one of the rare instances where there’s tons of insight and lots to learn with every episode. Top marks.

As a watch collector, I love this podcast. Asher and Gabe share so much insider knowledge and insight into the industry not discussed on other watch podcasts. Keep up the great work!

Gabe and Asher do a solid job giving insights into the horological world that you won’t get anywhere else…not a watch fanboy podcast, but an insight into how the watch industry actually works. Most importantly the guys give a vivid tale of what it’s like to step off the corporate treadmill and embark on their own entrepreneurial adventure! Keep up the great work!

…look into the world of watches is so rare these days. Keep it up fellas.

I’m not sure if it’s because their watch market consists of independents so they have no “fear of the brand” but I love that this podcast can delve into topics nobody else seems to be covering. I also appreciate the honesty: They’re doing this to bring brand awareness and, ultimately, sell stuff. Really enjoyed the Tony Traina episode. So glad HODINKEE brought him on and let him continue with his approach to covering new and vintage watches and it was a candid interview about the state of the industry.

It’s so refreshing to hear a slightly different point of view on watches and the industry.

Lord knows there are enough product oriented podcasts!