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When a watch industry veteran and a watch nerd are married to each other the topic around the house is always about watches. Now it is time to invite the world into the conversation with hot takes, watch news, and interviews with those around the world of watches.
Unknown Host hosts Married To Watches, a leisure show with 21 episodes published.
It used to be that most watch brands would work with a group of collectors to create a custom club watch. In today's watch world many of the more expensive established brands ignore the enthusiast for the general consume
Watch dials make up 90% of the visual elements of a watch yet we hear much more about the movement, case, or bracelet when someone starts to review a watch. Mark and Annette take a moment to talk about their favorite wat
If you had to start your watch collection from scratch with a budget of 15k what would you buy? Annette and Mark create a personal three watch collection with this healthy budget. The only rules are one vintage watch and
Like a couple on TV sitting down in front of a therapist forced to say something nice about the other person, Annette and Mark sit down and say something nice about Rolex. While Rolex dominates the luxury watch industry
We have been lucky to see a large number of watches and a few have either surprised us by how much better they were in person or disappointed when put on the wrist. On this episode we list a few from both sides of the ex
An errant comment from an anonymous internet troll about the new Christopher Ward Sealander has hit a nerve with Annette. The idea of calling the Sealander an homage to the Rolex Oyster Perpetual launched Annette into ra
The Royal Pop has been the biggest watch story so far this year. Some are disappointed it isn't a wrist watch but that didn't stop mobs of people from overwhelming stores. We give our own opinion on the Swatch collaborat
Coming back from vacation visiting our family we had an appreciation for the impact our watch mania has had on them. Slowly we have seen our family go from rolling their eyes as we talk about the latest releases to watch
Watch auctions are often ignored by the average collector for only being geared towards the most well off of customers, and that is a fair take. But, these auctions also represent a chance to learn about rare one of ones
The biggest watch show of the year has come and gone and left us all feeling a bit underwhelmed. Shifting through the list of watches that didn't excite Annette and Mark find their three favorite watches from the show an
Universal Geneve has long been the darling of the vintage watch collection community. This week it was brought back to life with an entire lineup as the upmarket sister brand to Breitling. We go over a very brief history
With Artemis II making humanities first manned flight around the moon since 1972 we thought it would be a great time to talk about the watches the crew will be wearing along with watches that have flown in space during t
Omega released a new Pie Pan Constellation. It hit the market in a time when many in the watch world have some criticism about Omega. Will this new watch help or hurt those voices? NOMOS and Denison have a few new option
Less than a month away Watches and Wonders this is the slow time of the watch year but that doesn't mean it is without some interesting news. The release of the Christopher Ward C63 True GMT, the new manufacturing facili
Would a watch by any other name sell so well? Watch brand names have historically been the last name of the founders with a few names of factory locations thrown in. More modern watch brands have created new words that w
It's lights out and away we go! The 2026 Formula 1 season kicked off this weekend in Australia with a new team, new watch sponsors, and new car regulations. Formula 1 and watches have a long history together that goes ba
We start with an introduction and discussion of the Morgan Stanley Watch Report, providing insights into the state of the watch industry, the impact of tariffs , the shift in watch industry rankings, the role of luxury b
Mark and Annette pick out their top three favorite microbrand watches. They both lean into watches they have had some hands on experience with and have walked away impressed. Find out which three each of them picked, why
Mark and Annette talk about their love for the Olympics, the role of timekeeping in the Olympics, and how Longines, Seiko, Heuer, Swatch, and of course Omega sponsorship and role in timekeeping has changed throughout the
We wanted out first interview to be with someone we knew and respected in the watch world. Lucy, AKA The Watchbox Diaries certainly fits that description. She took her love of watches into the social media realm, like ma
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Married To Watches is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Leisure (hobbies) and has published 21 episodes.
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