WatchSmarts

David Newman
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Hi there! This is David Newman, host of WatchSmarts, the podcast for anyone who loves watches and wants to get smarter about what's on their wrist. Whether you're just a beginner (like me!) or a seasoned watch enthusiast, each episode brings you a fun, fly-on-the-wall conversation with collectors, microbrand founders, dealers, your favorite watch podcasters and YouTubers, and other watch-world insiders, sharing stories, lessons, wins, and a few mistakes along the way. We also cover watch events and watches worth paying attention to at every price point. Whether you are brand new on the watch scene or have a vast collection, this is the watch podcast you've been looking for. Your ears and wrist will thank you!

  1. 6日前

    Microbrands and The Philly Watch Fair with Chris Serratore

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide David Newman sits down with Chris Serratore, the owner of VirageShop.com and the founder of the Philly Watch Fair, to explore the vibrant world of micro-brands. Chris shares how his background in automotive restoration fueled a passion for mechanical perfection and a desire for "happy transactions" that the insurance-driven car industry lacked. They discuss why independent brands from Australia and Germany are leading the way with daring colors like sunburst purple and "buzzsaw" designs that major corporations are too afraid to produce. Chris explains why building a collection of five unique watches often brings more joy than chasing a single ten-thousand-dollar status symbol, especially when those watches offer a direct connection to the designers themselves. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:01 – Introducing the Micro-Brand Guru • David welcomes Chris to discuss his role as a retailer and the organizer of the Philly Watch Fair. • They touch on Chris's eclectic background, which includes a notable collection of Captain Crunch cereal boxes. 01:45 – From Muscle Cars to Mechanical Watches • Chris explains how a career in automotive collision repair and restoration since the 1980s led to his love for mechanics. • He describes the shift toward watches as a search for a more pleasant and creative business experience. 04:40 – The Freedom of Independent Design • David and Chris explore why micro-brands can take risks with color and design that brands like Seiko or Citizen cannot. • Chris emphasizes his preference for watches that remain practical tools for telling time despite their artistic flair. 07:11 – The Unique Story of Galvin Watches • A look at Susan Galvin, a rare female founder in a male-dominated industry who assembles her own pieces. • How her experience at Omega in Finland and Australia translated into a brand known for retro shapes and vibrant dials. 10:28 – The Heinrich Buzzsaw and the Power of Purple • Chris details his partnership with Wolfgang Heinrich and the striking "buzzsaw" blade design of his watches. • A discussion on why most people play it safe with black or silver dials and why purple is a sleeper hit for collectors. 18:02 – Launching the Philly Watch Fair • The origin story of creating a dedicated watch event for the 6.5 million people in the greater Philadelphia area. • Chris highlights the 17-foot bronze Benjamin Franklin statue that anchors the show's premier exhibition space. 20:00 – Creating a Better Show Experience • Why the Philly Watch Fair focuses on manageable crowds and allowing brands the time to tell their stories. • The addition of armed security to ensure that both vendors and enthusiasts feel completely safe while handling high-value pieces. 27:18 – The Practicality of the Mechanical Signal • Chris shares the "meeting trick" of checking a watch vs. a phone to stay polite while tracking the time. • David and Chris discuss the security benefit of an analog watch that cannot record conversations or spy on its wearer. 32:00 – Customer Service in the Micro-Brand World • Why buying from a small brand often means dealing directly with the owner who took out a second mortgage to fund their vision. • Chris explains how he takes casual "natural sunlight" photos to give customers an honest look at a watch's true color. 40:46 – Lightning Round: One vs. Five • Chris reveals his preference for five good watches over one expensive icon to ensure variety in his daily wear. • He makes the case that a 1,000-dollar micro-brand piece can often rival the quality of watches costing ten times as much. A great watch is more than a status symbol; it is a mechanical vision that connects you to the designer and the milestones of your own life. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  2. 7月14日

    Participate in Your Own Abundance with Mike Rayburn

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. Mike Rayburn, guitar virtuoso and master speaker, joins David to discuss the philosophy of "participating in your own abundance." From his first $18 Casio that refused to break to a high stakes purchase of a Deep Forest Green Breitling Superocean Heritage in Copenhagen, Mike explains how a watch serves as both a tool and a critical success signal for the stage. He shares the unique advice he received from industry legends about dressing for your audience and why he believes every man needs a "diversion" that has nothing to do with their career. Whether it is using "training wheel" replicas to find your perfect fit or navigating the etiquette of "Team No Flop," Mike offers a refreshing perspective on why a watch is the ultimate form of functional masculine jewelry. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:02 : Virtuosos and Aficionados • Meet Mike Rayburn, a world class guitarist and speaker who views watches as essential functional tools. • Mike shares his theory on why men gravitate toward watches as the ultimate form of masculine jewelry. 01:24 : The Function of Jewelry • Why watches must "do something" to justify their place on a man's wrist in a guy's world. • Exploring the emotional connection of his first watch, a silver band heirloom from his father. 03:52 : The Unbreakable Casio • The blessing and curse of an $18 Casio that lasted five years and refused to die. • Why Mike always prefers analog hands over digital digits for better aesthetic appeal and personal style. 05:07 : Signals of Success • How joining the National Speakers Association opened Mike's eyes to the world of high end horology. • The blunt wake up call from a friend about wearing a plastic watch while performing for highly successful people. 08:14 : Training Wheels for Timepieces • Using replicas as a low risk experiment to find the right weight, balance, and brand before buying the real deal. • How Mike discovered that Breitling was the only brand that truly resonated with his personal story and aviator aesthetic. 12:36 : The Copenhagen Connection • The story of buying a Breitling Superocean Heritage during a trip through the Baltic and Scandinavia. • Why he trusted his gut to choose a Deep Forest Green face over his favorite color, blue. 16:13 : Participating in Your Abundance • A powerful lesson from Dan Thurman on why high achievers must allow themselves to enjoy their success. • How buying his dream truck gave Mike the momentum to finally pay off his house. 23:51 : Dressing for the Audience • Why successful leaders notice the difference between a Casio and a Breitling immediately. • How upgrading your watch and wardrobe serves as a mark of respect for the people you serve. 31:19 : The Quest for the Perfect Fit • Why Mike is a staunch member of "Team No Flop" and insists on a snug, secure wrist fit . • Comparing the ease of leather straps versus the mechanical struggle of adjusting metal bracelets. 38:45 : The Value of Diversion • Why having a passion outside of your career is necessary to prevent burnout and tunnel vision. • Final advice on using watches as a form of self expression that celebrates your personal journey. A great watch is more than a way to track the minutes; it is a way to participate in the life you have worked so hard to build. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  3. 7月7日

    Success Signals and the Secret Art of Watch Spotting with Steve Bollar

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. Steve Bollar joins David to discuss how a childhood admiration for his father's professional attire cemented the idea that success is signaled by the watch on your wrist. From a Kmart triathlon watch funded by a paper route to a high-end collection featuring a Tudor Root Beer and the iconic square TAG Heuer Monaco, Steve shares his journey as a "secret watch looker." He reveals his unique strategy for spotting timepieces on airplanes and explains why he actually enjoys the bulky charm of working watch cufflinks. With practical advice on building a collection with a plan, Steve emphasizes that while watches all tell the same time, the right one serves as a personal rite of passage or a celebration of how far you have come. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:40 : Early Inspiration • Steve remembers his father as a symbol of achievement who always wore a suit and a watch. • He learned early on that success means having a quality timepiece on your wrist. 02:45 : The Kmart Breakthrough • Buying a multi-time zone triathlon watch with money earned from a newspaper route. • Drawing pictures of his first watch because he thought it was the coolest thing in the world. 04:00 : The Cruise Ship Turning Point • How a 45-minute lecture on luxury brands sparked a ten-year obsession with collecting. • Transitioning from looking for good looks to understanding the heritage of Omega and TAG Heuer. 06:17 : The Everyday Essential • Why the Hamilton Khaki Field watch remains Steve's lightweight go-to for daily wear. • The story of an impulse buy at the Philadelphia airport that became a timeless classic. 07:35 : The Tudor Root Beer Quest • Dealing with credit card fraud alerts while trying to buy a watch in Saudi Arabia. • The satisfaction of finally finding the Root Beer GMT at the Mall of America. 09:02 : The Iconic Square Case • Adding the TAG Heuer Monaco to the collection after seeing it in a ship's gift shop. • Why the Steve McQueen classic is his favorite piece to wear during professional speaking engagements. 11:27 : The Swatch Planet Craze • Collecting the Moonswatch series across different cities including New York and Amsterdam. • Why fun, plastic pieces can be just as rewarding as high-end mechanical watches. 14:39 : The Seiko GMT Experience • Purchasing a Seiko 5 GMT on Amazon to satisfy a craving for a vibrant orange dial. • Why the convenience of online shopping cannot replace the experience of an in-person purchase. 17:45 : The Secret Watch Spotter • Steve's tactical airplane seating strategy used to identify watches on fellow passengers. • Striking up conversations with strangers about their Breitlings and Rolexes at 30,000 feet. 21:51 : Working Watch Cufflinks • Discovering functional Submariner and Daytona style cufflinks from a Kickstarter project. • The "flick of the wrist" technique used to make sure people notice his extra timepieces. 23:51 : Advice for New Collectors • The importance of having a plan so you do not spend frivolously on every trending blog post. • Why beginners should look at Seikos as the reliable "Japanese cars" of the watch world. 38:05 : The Lightning Round • Why Steve prefers five good watches over one "great" one to maintain variety. • The preference for quiet, understated designs over loud and flashy timepieces. A watch is a personal indulgence that captures who you are and where you are going. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  4. 6月30日

    The Rescue Diver's Guide to Tool Watches with Kevin Halbert

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. Kevin Halbert joins David to dive deep into the world of functional timepieces where a watch is a tool, not a status symbol. Drawing from his background as a rescue diver in the Florida Keys, Kevin explains why he prioritizes readability and reliability over the "bling" of luxury brands. From his early days using G-Shocks in the trenches to his custom-hacked Citizen "Orca," Kevin shares his obsession with watches that actually work underwater. He also takes us inside his watchmaking workbench, discussing the technical beauty of polished Landron mechanisms and his unique theory on why rejeweling vintage Mickey Mouse watches could be the next big thing in collecting.   ⏱️ Timestamps 00:02 : Welcome to the Show  • David introduces Kevin Halbert, whose watch collection is literally "underwater". • Kevin shares his philosophy of viewing watches as essential tools for survival rather than status symbols.   00:43 : Rescue Diver Training  • The transition from aesthetic pieces to watches that can survive "the trenches". • Why countdown timers and alarms are critical features for advanced scuba divers   02:07 : Tools vs. Toolery • The evolution of Rolex from a rugged "Oyster" tank to a modern luxury poser piece. • Why Kevin loses all interest the moment he sees a non-functional tachymeter.   04:07 : Diving in the Florida Keys  • Memories of the "Sea Hunt" lifeguard boat and family reef dives with 14 tanks on deck.  • The allure of the original Citizen Aqualand with its integrated digital depth gauge.   07:35 : Retail Pedestrian Favorites  • Why most collectors do not need to drop a quarter million dollars on a Richard Mille.  • Exploring the "embarrassingly huge" Invicta Venom and its distinctive shark mesh bracelet.   10:46 : The Foggy Mask Problem  • The necessity of large, high-contrast dials for aging eyes and murky water. • Why Kevin seeks out "cushion case" designs like the iconic Seiko Willard.   13:48 : The King of the Road  • How a specific "Aqualung" logo can add ten thousand dollars to the value of a DOXA. • Kevin's love for the double hose regulator aesthetic found on vintage 1970s dials.   16:13 : Workbench Secrets  • Kevin's hobby of opening watches and discovering a pristine, polished Landron 248 mechanism. • The technical challenge of using circular slide rules and brittle plastic cursor rings.   18:35 : Rejeweling Mickey Mouse  • The rinky-dink history of "pin and plate" mechanisms in original souvenir watches. • Kevin's plan to make these classic pieces reliable by adding ruby and sapphire jewels.   21:12 : The Hacked Orca  • Discovering the Citizen "Orca" and its titanium, solar-powered "Eco-Drive" construction. • How Kevin created a one-of-a-kind "moonlit ocean" dial by swapping parts between two watches.   26:53 : eBay Hunting Strategy  • Searching for rare vintage dive chronographs with waterproof double or triple seals. • Avoiding the Hollywood "greebles" of frozen bezels and fake, non-functional complications.   36:46 : Parting Words of Wisdom  • The choice between a nostalgic "labor of love" and a functional modern diving tool • Final advice for beginners: get something reliable, rugged, and easy to read.   A real dive watch is more than an accessory; it is the gear that brings you back to the surface. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  5. 6月23日

    Telling the Story of Time with John Cote

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. John Cote grew up eye-level with the display cases of New York pawn shops, learning the art of the deal from his mathematician father via pure osmosis. In this episode, he shares how a lifetime of "collecting people" through the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors shaped his philosophy that a true collection must tell a story rather than just be a pile of random objects.    John shares his unique "twins" collecting strategy, where he hunts for pairs consisting of a rugged tool watch and its high-end dressy counterpart, and explains why the current market makes it the perfect time to rediscover the overlooked world of pocket watches. From finding treasures in fraternity dumpsters to inheriting thousands of timepieces, this conversation is a masterclass in discerning the difference between being a hoarder and a true curator of horological history.   ⏱️ Timestamps   01:31: Born into the Business John recounts his earliest days in the Two Bridges area of Manhattan where his father hunted for watches on Maiden Lane. How observing negotiations in pawn shops at a young age provided a foundational education in watch buying. 03:16: Technology and the Human Mind The influence of his father's career as a mathematics professor on his fascination with mechanical devices. Exploring why the human mind devises mechanical means to track the passage of time. 07:47: The Hoarder versus The Collector A deep dive into why a collection needs to tell a cohesive story to be more than just a random assortment of items. John shares how his father's massive collection taught him the value of discernment over sheer volume. 16:34: The Secret World of Pocket Watches Why pocket watches are currently a high value entry point for collectors despite being viewed as old school. The historical link showing how the wristwatch evolved directly from its pocket bound predecessors. 21:57: The Twin Collection Strategy John explains his fascination with pairs that feature both a rugged stainless steel tool watch and its luxury gold analog. Examples from brands like Breitling and Longines that successfully marketed to both professionals and wealthy enthusiasts. 32:19: Learning Through Osmosis The role of the NAWCC in providing mentors and a community for those looking to collect people alongside watches. Why firsthand knowledge and expert opinions are the only real substitutes for spending endless amounts of money. 39:01: Quality Over Quantity Crucial advice on why it is better to save for one amazing example of a watch than to buy five mediocre versions. The hidden costs of restoration and why buying a fixer upper is often a collector's most expensive mistake. Your collection is more than a set of tools; it is the story of your life told through the ticking of gears.   ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  6. 6月16日

    Forbidden Fruit and Extreme Watches with Dave Kauffman

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. What happens when you grow up in a community where wearing a wristwatch is strictly forbidden? In this episode, David sits down with Dave Kauffman, a professional speaker and DISC personality expert, to explore a collection born out of early childhood deprivation. Dave shares the fascinating story of his Mennonite upbringing where watches had to be modified into pocket watches, leading to a lifelong obsession with "loud" timepieces that make a bold statement.    From the serendipity of finding a mud-caked Invicta on the side of a Florida road to using his expertise as a master trainer to categorize watch styles by behavior types, Dave explains why the watch you wear is a direct reflection of your internal DNA. Whether you are a dominant "D" who loves an indestructible G-Shock or a cautious "C" who prefers a sterile, minimalistic look, this conversation proves that a watch is far more than just a tool for telling the time.   ⏱️ Timestamps   00:52: The Forbidden Watch Dave discusses his Mennonite and Amish upbringing where wristwatches were not allowed. How removing wristbands to create pocket watches fueled a secret love for horology. 03:20: The First Purchase The transition into the digital age with a strictly black Casio watch. Why the restriction on silver and gold colors shaped his early collecting habits. 08:00: Treasures in the Mud The wild story of finding an Invicta Pro Diver Elite abandoned in a Florida gutter. How a simple cleaning turned a mud-caked piece into a permanent part of his rotation. 12:48: Style and Personality Why Dave looks at a person's total style before he ever looks at their wrist . The importance of collecting for your total social life rather than just a single brand . 15:15: Investments vs Fun A retrospective look at why high-end pieces can be better long-term assets . The realization that buying what you love is more important than pure financial gain . 18:11: The DISC Watch Guide A breakdown of why dominant "D" personalities gravitate toward bold and indestructible G-Shocks . How high-influence "I" types use colorful graffiti watches to start new conversations . 21:28: The Supportive and Cautious Styles Why steady "S" personalities prefer muted blue tones and comfortable leather straps . The minimalistic and fact-based approach of "C" types who favor practical, square faces . 25:12: Rules of the Hobby Dave's number one rule for new collectors is to just start and have fun . Why sharing your collection with others is the best way to stay involved in the community . Your watch doesn't just tell the time; it tells the world exactly who you are. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  7. 6月9日

    The Secret Language of Watches with Johnny Francis

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. Johnny Francis joins David to discuss a collection built on memories, milestones, and "signals". From $10 Soviet-era relics found in 1990s Moscow flea markets to a 50th-anniversary Rolex Kermit, Johnny explores how timepieces communicate personal style, achievement, and even power plays.  He shares the touching story of his father's gold Rolex Presidential, a milestone trophy that effectively ended his father's search for any other watch, and explains why a watch is the ultimate legacy gift.  With refreshing advice for beginners and serious collectors, Johnny reminds us that a watch is more than hardware; it's a work of art and science that captures the defining moments of a lifetime. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:02 – The Wide-Range Collector • Johnny Francis shares his philosophy on a collection that is part inherited, part fun, and part "weird". • He views watches as essential "signals" used to communicate intentions and personal style. 00:49 – The Seiko Graduation Gift • Johnny recounts the Seiko high school graduation gift that sparked his lifelong interest. • The "lost, found, and lost again" saga of a durable white-faced analog watch. 03:18 – A Geneva Spark • A family trip to Switzerland in the 1970s revealed the sheer variety of the watch world to a young Johnny. • Witnessing his brother and father purchase their first serious timepieces in the heart of Geneva. 04:36 – Watches vs. Cars and Boats • Why collecting watches is more convenient than maintaining high-maintenance boats or cars. • The unique advantage of being able to "wear more than one a day" compared to driving multiple vehicles. 06:46 – The Gold Rolex "Trophy" • The emotional story of the surprise gold Rolex Presidential his mother bought for his father's 50th birthday. • Why his father considered this watch a symbol of "arrival" and never wore another piece again. 11:44 – Reading the Signal • Using watches to signal casual, formal, or subtle "if you know, you know" intentions. • How the understated elegance of a Patek Philippe speaks to a different audience than a flashy Rolex. 15:11 – Soviet-Era Flea Markets • Johnny's time in 1990s Moscow and the $10 Navy watches found at local flea markets. • Discovering "works of art and science" among antique Russian timepieces during an economic shift. 18:12 – The NYC Negotiation • Selecting a square Baume & Mercier dress watch at Tourneau for his 10th wedding anniversary. • How a savvy negotiation allowed for a "bonus" Seiko Sportura purchase. 23:17 – The Kermit Submariner • Johnny's "Desert Island" pick: The 50th Anniversary Rolex Submariner with the green bezel. • Why durability and personal history make it his ultimate daily go-to watch. 24:18 – Beginner's 101: Ignore the Cost • Why new collectors should stop focusing on resale value and start focusing on what they'll actually wear. • Avoiding the "Trailer Queen" trap of owning luxury items that never leave their display cases. 35:52 – The Gift of Legacy • How his mother gave away his father's 30+ watches to close friends and family as meaningful tokens. • Why a watch is the most personal and enduring legacy gift one can leave behind. A great watch doesn't just track the hours; it captures the moments that define who you are. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

  8. 6月2日

    009: The Platform That Connects the Watch World with Thomas Sandrin

    Get the FREE WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide. Thomas Sandrin is building something the watch world quietly needs: a place to learn before you buy. With WatchDNA, he's removing bias, commissions, and hype and helping people make smarter decisions in a very noisy market. This episode isn't about choosing watches. It's about how people choose. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – From hustle to watches Door-to-door sales → Hamilton at Swatch Group Built retail relationships from scratch 02:30 – The pivot COVID pause → deep industry study Spotted discovery gaps 04:20 – What WatchDNA does No selling, no commissions 450+ brands, global contributors 06:30 – Retail still dominates 80%+ of purchases happen in-store Watches are emotional decisions 08:30 – The real problem Buyers know budget, not brand Too many options = confusion 10:40 – Two types of buyers Decided vs exploring Platform built for explorers 12:00 – Watches as memory Milestones, legacy, identity Not just objects 15:30 – Beginner mistakes Chasing big names Ignoring personal fit 18:30 – Smartwatch insight "Real estate on the wrist" Gateway to traditional watches 22:30 – Why watches are back Younger buyers want identity Less about function, more about expression Better decisions start before you buy. ========== FREE GUIDE: Buy Your First Great Watch Without Getting Burned Download the WatchSmarts Beginner Buyer's Guide » Know exactly what matters (and what doesn't) before you spend a dollar Avoid the 10 common mistakes that cost beginners thousands Find a great watch that fits your life, your style, and your budget Skip the jargon, the snobbery, and the "collector nonsense" Get a simple decision framework that makes buying easy and obvious

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Hi there! This is David Newman, host of WatchSmarts, the podcast for anyone who loves watches and wants to get smarter about what's on their wrist. Whether you're just a beginner (like me!) or a seasoned watch enthusiast, each episode brings you a fun, fly-on-the-wall conversation with collectors, microbrand founders, dealers, your favorite watch podcasters and YouTubers, and other watch-world insiders, sharing stories, lessons, wins, and a few mistakes along the way. We also cover watch events and watches worth paying attention to at every price point. Whether you are brand new on the watch scene or have a vast collection, this is the watch podcast you've been looking for. Your ears and wrist will thank you!

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  • クリエイター
    David Newman
  • 配信期間
    26年
  • エピソード
    16
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    © 2026
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    WatchSmarts

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