Watch You Talkin' About

Watch You Talkin’ About is a laid-back, opinionated podcast for watch collectors, enthusiasts, and the watch-curious.Each week, Alex and Jordan break down the watch world. From new releases and microbrands to collector stories, hot takes, and the fun (and sometimes ridiculous) side of the hobby. We keep it real, keep it honest, and never take it too seriously.Expect wrist checks, watch news, deep dives, listener questions, and plenty of side quests along the way — from bezel to crown.New episodes weekly.Topics include: mechanical watches, microbrand watches, watch collecting, horology,

Watch You Talkin' About is a leisure podcast hosted by Alex and Jordan, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Alex and Jordan hosts Watch You Talkin' About, a leisure show with 37 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Ep - 38 - Toronto Timepiece Show 2026 | The Weekend We Won’t Forget

  Sep 30, 202622 minS1

  We survived the Toronto Timepiece Show… and what a weekend it was. After three packed days of watches, interviews, new friends, old friends, countless steps and very little sleep, Alex, Jordan and Rich sat down Sunday night to wrap up an experience we won’t soon forget. This isn’t a full breakdown of everything we saw at the show. It’s three tired watch nerds, still buzzing from the weekend, talking about the people, watches and moments that stood out. We talk about Rich’s first-ever watch show, a few new watch alerts, brands that impressed us, some incredible conversations, and just how special the watch community can be when you get everyone together in one place. Most of all, this episode is our chance to say thank you — to Jason Hutton and the entire Toronto Timepiece Show team, all the brands and creators, our friends in the community, and everyone who stopped to say hello and talk watches with us. We went to Toronto to cover a watch show. We came home with memories, new friendships, a few new watches… and a lot more stories to tell. What a weekend. ❤️⌚

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  Episode #37

  Ep - 37 No Budget. One Brand. Three Watches. | The Three Watch Challenge

  Sep 23, 202654 minS1

  One brand. Three watches. No budget. What could possibly go wrong? This week, Alex and Jordan go head-to-head in the Three Watch Challenge , each choosing one brand and building their ultimate three-watch collection. Alex goes with Zenith , while Jordan takes Glashütte Original — and with no budget to keep things remotely sensible, things escalate quickly. Divers, chronographs, tourbillons and some seriously ridiculous watches make the cut. Rich is back with another round of Nitpicks , we talk about the upcoming Toronto Timepiece Show , and take a look at a surprising new Rolex that definitely got our attention. But the big question is: Who built the better three-watch collection — Alex or Jordan? Check out the episode and let us know who gets your vote!

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  Episode #36

  Ep 36 - Toronto Timepiece Show Is Going BIG | 90+ Brands

  Sep 16, 20261h 24mS1

  The Toronto Timepiece Show is going BIG — and Jason Hutton is back to tell us what’s in store for this year’s show. With 90+ exhibitors expected in Toronto, Jason gives us a look at how much the show has grown, the new Artisanal Lounge, some of the incredible brands and independent watchmakers attending, and even a tease about a new Grönefeld release that will be shown publicly at the show. We also talk about the success of the first Montreal Timepiece Show, the growth of the Canadian watch community, what it actually takes behind the scenes to put these shows together, and Jason’s vision for Timepiece World Journal. But before Jason joins us… Smartwatch Dick is BACK. Rich has been keeping notes while he’s been away, which means Alex and Jordan have some explaining to do. And this time he’s not stopping with us — Jonny from Walker & Crown managed to get himself on Rich’s radar after making the mistake of talking about smartwatches on our last episode. We’ll be at the Toronto Timepiece Show September 26 & 27 and can’t wait to meet more of you in person. Toronto Timepiece Show: https://www.timepieceshow.com/ Timepiece World: https://www.timepieceworld.com/ Walker & Crown: https://walkerandcrown.com/ Shipwrecked Watch Company: https://www.shipwreckedwatchcompany.com/ ️ Watch You Talkin’ About? Alex, Jordan & Smartwatch Dick

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  Episode #35

  Ep 35 - Walker & Crown: The Microbrand Doing Things VERY Differently

  Sep 9, 20261h 14mS1

  This week we're joined by Jonny from Walker & Crown, one of the newest British microbrands on the scene — and one that definitely isn't interested in playing it safe. Walker & Crown's story started with a lost watch belonging to Jonny's grandfather and eventually turned into something much bigger: Jonny and his wife Colette putting their own money behind a watch brand they genuinely believe in. We get into where the brand came from, why they chose to self-fund instead of going the Kickstarter route, the risks of launching a new microbrand, and the thinking behind their first collection, the Revival Series. And these aren't just four different dial colours. Laser Drift. The Clerk. Memphis Beat. Electric Lagoon. Each has its own personality and its own connection to the music, design and culture of the 1980s. Even the packaging gets in on it — including an actual cassette with an NFC-linked playlist created around each watch. Jordan has been wearing two of the watches, so we also get into what they're actually like on wrist, the 37x37mm square case, the finishing, bracelets, Miyota movements and some of the little details that surprised us. £379. Self-funded. Small production runs. No waiting a year for a Kickstarter watch to hopefully show up. This was a fun one. Jonny fit right in, we went completely off the rails a few times, and by the end of it you'll probably understand why we're pretty damn excited to see where Walker & Crown goes from here. ⌚ WALKER & CROWN Website: walkerandcrown.com Instagram: @walkerandcrown Facebook: Search “Walker & Crown” You can register your interest directly through the Walker & Crown website for launch updates and early access to the Revival Series. As always, let us know what you think in the comments. Which Revival Series watch would you pick? #WalkerAndCrown #MicrobrandWatches #WatchYouTalkinAbout #WatchPodcast #WatchCollector #WatchCommunity #Watches #IndependentWatchBrand #BritishWatches #WatchFam #Microbrands

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  Episode #34

  Ep 34 - Can a $900 Microbrand Beat Christopher Ward? (Makoto Boken Review)

  Sep 2, 202659 minS1

  For the first time, we’re recording together in person! After 18 holes of golf, dinner and a couple of drinks, we sat down on the deck and did what we do best — talked watches. The big one this week is the Makoto Boken . Ryan from Makoto gave us a pretty bold challenge: put his Grade 5 titanium adventure watch up against our Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Extreme GMTs and tell him what we really think. Challenge accepted. After both spending some serious wrist time with the Boken, we talk about the incredible wearability, ridiculous lume, finishing, straps, what we’d change, and whether a watch at roughly half the price can actually hang with the Christopher Ward. We also get into new watches, getting the next generation hooked on watches, wrestling, the upcoming Toronto Timepiece Show and, as always, plenty of completely unnecessary detours. LAST CALL FOR OUR FREE NFL PICK ’EM POOL! We’ve got a Shipwrecked Watches Lost at Sea Ocean Blue up for grabs for the winner. Want in? Reach out to us or check our socials for details. ⌚ Makoto Watch Company Website: https://makotowatch.com Instagram: @makotowatchcompany So what do you think: Makoto Boken or Christopher Ward C63 Extreme GMT? Thanks for listening, Watchers. Now wind it up!

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