
Time To Unwind by WatchGecko
Time To Unwind by WatchGecko is a podcast for watch enthusiasts, hosted by the team behind the British watch accessories retailer WatchGecko. In each episode they sit down with special guests from the watch industry to discuss everything related to watches and horology. Topics range from reactions to the latest news and new watch releases to hands-on impressions of specific models. The tone is relaxed and conversational, with plenty of general banter about why they love watches so much.
Episodes

US Tariffs, Swatch & Omega, Best Summer Watches... | Time to Unwind Podcast
Time to Unwind is back and better than ever with new hosts, new segments and all the watch news you could want in one place. In this first episode of Time to Unwind 2.0, Tom and Jorge round up the biggest stories and standout releases from summer 2025, take a closer look at fresh arrivals on the WatchGecko shop, and spotlight voices from the community.Products Featured:Octopod Classic Set - https:

All Interviews From The British Watchmakers Day 2025
This is the audio version of our YouTube video, where you can listen to 3 hours of interviews with some of the leaders from the British watch industry. Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:20 Christopher Ward30:17 Fears x Studio Underd0g52:04 Duckworth Prestex1:03:38 Bamford1:20:08 Brooklands1:38:34 Elliot Brown1:51:49 Beaucroft2:05:16 Isotope2:18:55 Pinion2:35:31 Zero West2:37:02 William Wood2:38:44 Alliance o

Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, December 2024 - Ep #63
It's Christmas in New York City and the December watch auctions certainly produced some sparkling baubles for the Christmas tree for those with deep pockets and an appreciation for fine wristwatches. Sotheby's auctioned ‘The G.O.A.T Collection: Watches & Treasures from Tom Brady’ as well as a unique Tom Brady Royal Oak with custom dial, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch

Time For Art Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, December 2024 - Ep #62
Watch brands and charity collab auctions have produced some spectacular results this year. In this podcast, Richard takes a closer look at Time For Art 2024.

Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, October 2024 - Ep #61
It was the month that we went back to space with the sale of a space flight worn Rolex GMT-Master wristwatch formerly owned by NASA astronaut Edgar D. Mitchell. Keeping with the pilot theme, in this case racing car drivers, an IWC Schaffhausen Pilot’s watch worn by Sir Lewis Hamilton on the winner’s podium at this year’s Formula One™, Qatar Airways British Grand Prix™ has sold at a charity auction

Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, September 2024 - Ep #60
It was the month that the IWC Schaffhausen x Polaris Dawn Mission space watches went up for sale, as well as three classic vintage ‘tool watches’ from Heuer, Rolex and Tudor, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering?
Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for September 2024.
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Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, August 2024 - Ep #59
It was the month that Sotheby's New York announced that an iconic Heuer Monaco worn by Steve McQueen was to be auctioned, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering?
Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for August 2024.
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Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, July 2024 - Ep #58
It was the month that an exceptionally rare Patek Philippe watch went up for sale, as well as Captain Bob Maloubier’s Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering?
Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for July 2024.
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Luxury Watch Auction Highlights with Richard Fox, June 2024 - Ep #57
It was the month that Sylvester Stallone's Patek Philippe collection caused a stir. His Grandmaster Chime alone sold for $5,400,00 alone, but what else was going on in the opulent world of watch auctioneering?
Tune in as our resident auction expert Richard Fox gets us up to speed with the watch auction highlights for June 2024.
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Grail watches you can't buy even if you had the money... - Ep #56
If you could have one watch, no matter if it's real or not, which one would it be? Richard, Anthony, George and Martin came together for a round table chat to discuss their fantasy watches.
Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit WatchGecko.com and buy your next watch strap from us!

What do you want from the watch industry? - Ep #55
In this episode, Richard, Anthony, George and Martin discuss what they would like to see from the watch industry.
Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit WatchGecko.com and buy your next watch strap from us!

How did you get into watches? - Ep #54
Some of the WatchGecko authors came together in person to chat about horology and how they got into watches. Meet Richard, Anthony, Martin and George in this audio podcast.
Follow us for more watch-related content and if you want to support our work, visit WatchGecko.com and buy your next watch strap from us!

The Rise of Nomadic Watches in Northern Ireland - Ep #53
In this video, we talk to Peter McAuley, the founder of Nomadic Watches, a Northern Irish watch brand that's putting Belfast on the global map of watchmaking
The brand is only a few years old but we wanted to talk to Peter about his experience and what drives him to create the best watches possible. In this interview, Peter shares his story and details about Nomadic Watches, including the un

The Most Divisive Oris Watches? - ProPilot X Kermit vs Aquis Hölstein Edition - Ep #52
Two muppets talk about watches...
We were able to borrow the new ProPilot X Kermit as well as the new Aquis Hölstein Edition and discuss why these watches have divided watch enthusiasts. Oris is making some really good timepieces but they love making fun watches and these two examples capture that perfectly.

The History of Vertex Watches and The Dirty Dozen Story - Ep #51
We had the privilege of interviewing Don Cochrane about Vertex and the Dirty Dozen watches. Don is the great-grandson of Claude Lyons, who started Vertex Watches all the way back in 1912. Don wanted to restart the family business and continue the watchmaking legacy left by his great-grandfather.
0:00 The history of Vertex
5:16 The Only British Dirty Dozen Watchmaker
9:45 Vertex watches and Wo

The Remarkable Revival of Fortis Watches with Jupp Philipp - Ep #50
We had the privilege to spend an hour with Jupp Philipp, the new owner of Fortis watches, where he shared some exciting things about the heritage of the company but also how Fortis is changing and what can fans of the brand expect in the next 20 years. Jupp has a great vision for Fortis and his passion for space watches is reflected in some of the newly redesigned iconic watches.
0:00 Intro
01:

The Secret World of Pre-Owned Rolex Watches with Avanti Jewellers - Ep #49
Richard went on location to meet his local pre-owned Rolex dealer to learn as much as possible about what is going on behind the scenes.
00:00 Intro
01:56 Avanti as a business
03:50 Sourcing and watches in stock
08:59 PX and servicing
10:10 Depreciation of watches
12:47 Benefits of buying in a shop
24:06 Independent watch retailers
25:45 The pre-owned market
29:40 What are the most sought after

The Casio G-Shock 40th Year Anniversary watches left us disappointed.... - Ep #48
Richard and George, resident G-shock aficionados, discuss the new 40th-year anniversary G-Shock watches. Could this be the most anticipated but disappointing watch release since Omega dropped the gold Apollo 11 50th anniversary Speedmaster on us? Quite possibly!

How to Keep Your Watch Running for Decades? (Dr Rebecca Struthers) - Ep #47
As a watchmaker, historian and watch restorer, Dr Rebecca Struthers knows a lot about watch history and how to keep your watch running for years. In this video, she shares her journey into watchmaking, including advice on how to maintain your watch and keep it running for decades!
0:00 Meet Rebecca Struthers
2:57 From a high school dropout to a PhD in Horology
4:57 Passion for watchmaking
7:16

Discussing Rolex, Tudor and Omega with Andrew Morgan from Watchfinder UK - Ep #46
We enjoyed chatting about all things watches and sci-fi with Andrew Morgan from Watchfinder. Andrew is a very knowledgeable guy with a real passion for watches and writing and he has a lot of insights into what watch enthusiasts talk about and what they buy.

What is Bond's next watch going to be? - Ep #45
Anthony and Richard discuss what watch should agent 007 wear in the next Bond film.

Nicky Grist Reveals How He Got A Rolex Explorer For £800! - Ep #44
Nicky Grist is a former British rally co-driver who enjoyed a successful career in the World Rally Championship during the 1990s, especially with his partnership with Colin McRae. Apart from his passion for rallying, Grist is an enthusiastic watch collector with a particular fondness for Rolex. He shares some incredible stories about his journey as a full-time rally co-driver and part-time watch c

What sets ORIS apart from the rest of the Swiss Watchmakers? - Ep #43
We sat down with Rolf Studer, Co-CEO of Oris, and we talked about the past, the present, and the future of Oris. In this interview, you can hear about what makes Oris tick and the real impact this independent watchmaking company has on the planet.
If you want to read more about Oris you can click here: https://www.watchgecko.com/blogs/magazine/everything-you-never-knew-about-or

What Makes Vintage Heuer Watches So Collectable? & The 'Top Gun' Watch - Ep #42
Previously we spoke with Ian and Dan from Watches of Lancashire about some of their coolest vintage watches. This is the second part of our conversation where we delved deeper into the desirability of Heuer and TAG Heuer watches as well as discussed the watch that Tom Cruise would have worn in both Top Gun films.
Products Featured: Heuer Autavia, Heuer Autavia GMT, Heuer Carrera Dato

Some Of Our Favourite Rare Vintage Watches (Tudor, Omega, Breitling...) - Ep #41
We sat down with Ian and Dan from Watches of Lancashire and talked in-depth about some of their coolest vintage watches. This is part one of our conversation, in the next video we will look at more unique vintage watches.
Products Featured: 1966 Omega Speedmaster Ed White ST 105 003-65, 1971 Tudor Submariner 7021/0, 1969 Omega Speedmaster Pre Moon, 1980’s TAG Heuer Diver

Christopher Ward x WatchGecko Limited Edition Watch (Full Interview) - Ep #40
We are very excited about our collaboration with Christopher Ward, so we sat down with Mike France and we asked him to share the story behind the company. You can hear how the company started, Mike's watch inspirations, and why Christopher Ward adopted a new logo.
Later in the conversation, Mike goes in-depth about the military watch collection of the company and especially the 3 post-war watches

Your favourite dysfunctional family discuss all things James Bond... - Ep #39
With the final Daniel Craig Bond movie, No Time To Die, seemingly delayed for eternity, we thought we’d bring some light relief to those listeners getting withdrawal symptoms from the world’s most loved movie franchise!
Yes, in this epic episode we chat about all things Bond. There is a lot of ground to cover here, and just as some of Bond’s quick-witted quips are now slightly dubious, so is Anton

The Speedmaster special, with Darren Townend from Vintage Speedmaster - Ep #38
If Omega Speedmasters are your thing, whether a lifelong fan, or new to the Speedy world, this podcast is one not to be missed.
There are few watches which generate as much interest or passion as the Speedmaster. Its exploits are, quite simply, unmatched in terms of accompanying intrepid human explorers.
In an ongoing series of written and audio features celebrating the history of this watch in sp

Tool Watches (Part Two) - Jungles, ugly sticks and hammers – oh, and the best tool watches under £5k! - Ep #37
In the follow-on to Part One of our tool watch special, we ask ‘what makes a modern tool watch?’ and discuss how it differs to the tool watches of the past.
The guys also give their top choices for tool watches under £5000 and pick a wild card ‘no holds barred’ option for those with an unlimited budget’.
Richard reveals the watch that has been his trusty companion in some truly unforgiving environ

Tool watch special (part one - what is a tool watch and historical references) - Ep #36
In part one of our tool watches two-parter, Anthony, Richard and Tim delve into the backstory of the now ubiquitous tool watch, try to reach some sort of consensus as to what a tool watch is and highlight some of their original practical uses.
As well as discussing some of the iconic tool watches of the past such as the Omega Speedmaster Professional and Rolex explorer, Tim questions the validity

Mike France talks about Christopher Ward's new releases and more... - Ep #35
We were lucky enough to get an interview with Mike France ahead of the launch of the brand new C63 Sealander Collection. Two years in the making, the collection comprises a Sealander GMT, a three-hander with date (dubbed the Sealander Automatic), and a COSC certified Elite model which is made of titanium and features an incredible retractable crown. Trust us, when we say that this is episode you w

Watches and Wonders 2021 - Ep #34
In case you’re not following what’s going on in the watch world, last week saw the biggest event in the industry – Watches and Wonders. Starting on 7 April and running for a whole week, the event saw some of the top watch brands in the world launch their new 2021 models. Amongst those brands participating were Rolex, Tudor, Zenith, Tag Heuer, Jaeger LeCoultre, IWC, and Panerai.
With the cream of t

Chris Vail from NTH Watches - Ep #33
Chris Vail, the larger than life boss of American microbrand NTH watches, is in the spotlight for our latest episode of Time to Unwind.
We get to know the man behind the brand, find out what made him start his own business, and turn up the heat as we discuss the contentious issue of homages!
Chris founded NTH watches in 2016, specialising in diver watches and the brand quickly gained a loyal follo

Raphael Granito from innovative Swiss brand, Formex. - Ep #32
In our latest podcast we catch up with man of the moment, Raphael Granito, the 32-year old behind Swiss brand Formex.
Established in 1999, Formex has really come to prominence under the leadership of Raphael, who became CEO in 2016. Their recent releases, the Reef diver and the revised Essence have been flying out the door as quick as they can make them and winning over both new fans and the

Andrea from legendary dive watch brand, Squale - Ep #31
In our latest podcast episode, Andrea Maggi from legendary dive watch brand Squale joins podcast host Anthony and fellow brand owner Jon, from Geckota.
As well as exciting news about forthcoming releases from the brand, Andrea gives a fascinating insight into the history of the brand and what makes it so special, and the connection between the original owners, the Von Buren family and the Maggi fa

Motorcycle racing legend Carl Fogarty and the new Forzo Ltd Ed watches - Ep #30
Podcast regulars Anthony and Ben chat to the one and only Carl Fogarty – a.k.a. ‘Foggy' – about being brand ambassador for one of the most exciting projects we’ve ever undertaken: a limited-edition watch with motorsport at its heart.
Carl talks fondly about the time when the legendary Isle of Man TT race was one of the main fixtures in his racing calendar: a circuit that still holds a special plac

The changing industry ft. Watch It All About - Ep #29
In our first episode of 2021, podcast regulars Tim and James catch up with Joshua Clare-Flagg from Watch It All About (WIAA). They discuss his journey in the watch industry, from writing his first article to being taken seriously as an industry professional. Josh is well known for his blog and reviews with a focus on the affordable end of the market, and more recently his WatchIt! Watch Fair, whic

Introducing the Sierra Zero One Phalanx – Ep #28
In this episode – which comes to you in glorious technicolour – we’re talking about our brand-new watch: the Sierra Zero One Phalanx. We’re delighted with it, and even happier to introduce you to a man who was absolutely instrumental in its creation: Richard Brown. Richard worked for many years with Special Forces units globally, and we’d love to tell you exactly what he did – but then we’d have t

We’re going to do something radically different! – Ep #27
Here’s the thing. The country’s locking down, people are going to be spending more time at home and so they’re looking for more and better entertainment: watch-related or otherwise. And that’s inspired us to have a bit of a change of direction. As well as just talking into this podcast, we’re now going to start filming it: a bit like our very own, slightly dysfunctional, reality show. Yes, I know

A Couple Of Great Vintage Watch Finds - Ep #26
Today we’ve got some exciting news! Going forward we’re going to try filming our podcasts and uploading them to YouTube. Hopefully, the thought doesn’t put you all off, and offers a fun new twist on the current format.
But until then it’s business as usual, and in this episode we talk about a few bits of news that have caught our eye, including some fantastic news from Oris about their new in-hous

The Truth Behind Being An Authorised Rolex Dealer... - Ep #25
Our special guest today is James Grant from Martin and Co: authorised Rolex dealers for Cheltenham (among other brands sold there). Joining him is our regular guest Neil Duckworth, and proving that it is indeed a small world, Neil and James know each other of old, when they worked together in the past. Now James is an authorised dealer and he tells us what it’s reallylike to sell some of the most

Everyone remembers their first time... piece! - Ep #24
Today we’re talking about our first time… buying a watch! It’s been a long time for all of us since we had our first watch, but we all remember it fondly, though for very different reasons. Anthony’s first experience was on the cheap side, with a watch from a Christmas cracker. Whereas Ben didn’t scrimp and started off with a Tag Heuer. Wherever we started, we’ve all experienced many weird and won

We’ve got a new (victim) recruit! - Ep #23
Using chloroform, rope, and a Transit van we’ve managed to find a new recruit not only to our podcast but to our whole company. Say hello to James (“hello James”) because you’ll be hearing a lot more from him in future. He’s going to become our resident watch (and Star Trek) nerd and he’s got two cats and a snake at home. Other fascinating things we learned this week was that Tim got a Blue Peter

Chatting With Watch World Guru - Adrian Hailwood. - Ep #22
This week, we were privileged to welcome a very special guest to Time To Unwind: Adrian Hailwood. Adrian is a well-known writer, speaker, journalist and watch valuer, and we really appreciate him spending some time with us. He’s got some fascinating insight from the world of watches – and also philosophy – as this week we continue the endless debate about form versus function. In other words, do y

How do you take nice photos of watches? - Ep #21
We’ve all got some nice watches (especially Jon: did you happen to know that he has a Rolex Explorer 1, which apparently he quite likes?) But how can you capture good photos of them? Luckily a few of our presenters at the Time to Unwind podcast have a strong background in photography, and they share a few of their most valuable tips on how to perfectly portray your watch in all its glory. Ben, Tim

The biggest watch news of the year! - Ep #20
Whatever Rolex announces grabs attention. They could issue a press release about what the chairman had for breakfast, and it would probably make the front page of most watch-related media. We might even make a Swiss-breakfast themed podcast about it (“So tell me Jon, have you ever tasted egg and bacon fondue?”)
Imagine then, the frenzy of excitement that followed the announcement of Rolex’s new wa

We’re all going on a summer holiday! - Ep #19
Actually, that’s not true. Nobody’s going on a summer holiday apart from Tim, who has just come back from Cornwall. The rest of us have been stuck at work – but it’s still the perfect excuse to talk about holiday watches, inspired by Tim’s exciting tales of Cornish smuggling and surfing (OK, mostly pubs and restaurants).
So which watch would you take away – and where to? Listen away to find out –

Hanging out with a rally driver! A chat with Tom Williams - Ep #18
Of all motorsport competitors, rally drivers are arguably the ones with the biggest screws loose: firing their cars through forests and gravel tracks at speeds in excess of 100mph, in rain, fog and snow. And we’re delighted to host our very own example this week: Tom Williams, who is sponsored by Geckota and driving on a number of different international rallies this year. At least that was the pl

How do you get into the watch industry? - Ep #17
So…just how did we get to where we are now? One of the most common questions we’re asked is how to get into this crazy world of watches. We attempt to come up with a few answers that make sense, which was obviously always going to be a challenge. However, Jon tells us how WatchGecko got started, Ben explains how he summons his creative muse to create new watches, and Anthony talks nonsense about w

Petrol versus electric, quartz versus mechanical - Ep #16
Just occasionally, you get a seismic shift in an industry: as is the case right now with electric cars set to take over from the venerable internal combustion engine. But there’s nothing new under the sun that hasn’t been seen before in the world of watches. In 1969, Seiko rocked the industry by introducing the very first quartz watch. With the help of Chris, our very own in-house electric car eva

The one that got away! Which watch do you regret selling (or not buying)? - Ep #15
The most exciting news from this week is that we have a brand new home! At Time to Unwind HQ, we’ve set up a recording studio with all the latest kit – ensuring that we now have all the gear and no idea. When it comes to recording at least: hopefully we know a bit more about watches. This week, we’re talking about the ‘one that got away’: watches that we either sold and regretted, or never bought

Fantasy Shopping List Part 2: Watches and Cars. What would you get? - Ep #14
Last time, Anthony and Jon revealed which cars and watches they would buy in certain different price categories, inspired by a question we asked our resident racing driver Scott McKenna: https://www.watchgecko.com/the-cars-and-watches-challenge-scott-mckenna/
To summarise: you’ve got around £150,000 to spend on four cars and four watches. One car has to cost no more than £5000, the next no more th

Fantasy Shopping List Part 1: Watches and Cars. What would you get? - Ep #13
Here are the rules of the game. You’ve got around £150,000 to spend on four cars and four watches. One car has to cost no more than £5000, the next no more than £10,000, the third no more than £20,000 and the final one £100,000. Same goes for watches: one watch to be no more than £500, the next no more than £1,000, the third no more than £2,000, and the final one no more than £10,000. Anthony and

The Great Rolex vs Tudor Debate… - Ep #12
Ah, the endless debate of Tudor vs Rolex. Much like iPhone vs Android there is always another side of the argument that comes to the table whenever this discussion arises; and it was no different here!
Sit back and enjoy the four regulars chatting about everything Rolex vs Tudor as we muscle in our opinions on this debate for the ages…
Show notes:
Tudor Black Bay 58 Blue https://www.watchgecko.c

The Man Who Brought TAG-Heuer to the UK: Neil Duckworth. - Ep #11
We’re lucky to feature a very special guest on our podcast this week: Neil Duckworth from Veritime. Neil now specialises in working with a variety of different watch brands that he finds interesting – and he was kind enough to bring in a few examples to show us, which are all fascinating conversation pieces. However, he’s probably best-known for establishing TAG-Heuer in the UK: or just Heuer, as

Motorsport & Watches: Why it just works. - Ep #10
Motorsport and watches go together like gin and tonic. And for once the analogy is a good one, as there’s a slightly thirsty start to this episode (just check out the first clip below). But enough about drinking, as this episode is really all about driving. After the obligatory run through our latest inspirations, Anthony, Jon, Tim and Ben talk about their favourite motorsport-themed watches. And

Buying Watches From eBay: Is it Ever A Good Idea? Ep #9
Jon gets the ball rolling by telling us about Schitt’s Creek, which is apparently a TV series rather than a place we’ve often found ourselves up without a paddle. It can be easy to get there by buying a watch on eBay too, but there are many weird and wonderful bargains to be had if you’re careful. Anthony and Ben cast a quick eye over what has caught their attention in the eBay classifieds, rangin

Geneva Watch Days Confirmed & Recommendations! - Ep #8
So apart from the online Watches and Wonders show it’s been a few months of silent on the watch event news front. However it was recently confirmed that Geneva Watch Days has approval and is going ahead at the end of August. We sat down to chat about this news as well as recommending some interesting stuff that has caught our eye recently.
Sit back and enjoy!
Watches and Wonders
Geneva Watch Days

1 Watch You Hate To Love! - Ep #7
Something fun for today’s podcast as we share our deepest darkest watch confessions. All four of us share either one watch or one style of watch that we hate to say we kind of love. There are some interesting answers here and unfortunately for me, one clear choice that the other guys didn’t approve of.
Sit back and enjoy!

Will Re-Issue Watches Go Out Of Fashion? - Ep #6
In this episode, I sit down with Ben to chat about a large topic in the watch industry, vintage watches. With the adoption of vintage designs, we have seen a lot of re-issue watches appear on the market which is met with huge success. But is this something that can withstand the test of time? Listen below for our thoughts on the interesting topic…
Show Notes;
OW P104S https://ow-watch.ch/products/

QnA Part 2: What is the best travel watch? - Ep #5
Welcome back to the Time To Unwind Podcast. A slight change of pace today as we recently asked people signed up to our newsletter to submit their questions so we can answer them on an episode. The result was some great, interesting and funny questions. This is part 2 of the QNA.
Sit back and enjoy another time to unwind episode!
Show Notes;
Seiko SKX https://www.watchgecko.com/the-seiko-skx-diver-

QnA Part 1: Two Tone Watches, The Apple Watch and Watch Sales - Ep #4
Welcome back to the Time To Unwind Podcast. A slight change of pace today as we recently asked people signed up to our newsletter to submit their questions so we can answer them on an episode. The result was some great, interesting and funny questions. This is part 1 of the QNA, with part 2 coming out next week.
Sit back and enjoy another time to unwind episode!
Show Notes;
The Oris 65 2 Tone Bron

The Dirty Dozen Watches - Ep #3
Anthony, Ben and Tim all dive into the details of a special vintage Omega to Anthony that just so happens to be one of the Dirty Dozen from the 40s. We end up chatting for a while about the Dirty Dozen watches as a whole and the fascinating story associated with them. There is plenty to chat about.
We also pick our favourite Dirty Dozen watch which promotes Ben to take that question and really mak

The Rolex Submariner Hunt, New FP Journe, Chrono24 Adventures & The Cartier Cintrée - Ep #2
In this episode we talk about things from the watch world that have caught our eye recently. Everyone was asked to bring one watch story to the discussion that peaked their interest in the past week. We had a hunt for a new watch, a confession of love for a certain Cartier, a chat about one of the most impressive independent watchmakers active today and all of our health addictions to Chrono24…
Sh

Online Watch Events & New Watches for 2020 - Ep #1
Hello and welcome to Time To Unwind by WatchGecko. Our very first episode, we discussed watch brands having to launch their watches online due to the current climate, some of our favourite releases from the past few weeks as well as some exciting new additions coming to the WatchGecko website.
We’ve wanted to set up the time to unwind podcast for around a year now, mainly because we’re having thes
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