40 and 20: the WatchClicker Podcast

I’m calling this the best watch podcast for Americans, which sounds weird, I’m sure. I just can’t listen to someone with a french (swiss?) accent talk about anything really. They just sound so pretentious. In general the brits and scots do as well. Basically I’m endorsing this podcasts because it’s people who sound like me talking about watches.

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Guys in this episode you said that legibility doesn't matter (which is nuts) and continually whine when divers and regulators are 12.5mm to 13mm. Get a grip thickness isn't be all end all.

This is an okay podcast is the world of watch podcasting. There is quite a bit of moaning about the thickness of watches, which I understand to an extent. Sometimes it is a little over the top when they are moaning about a dive watch being too thick or asking for sub 10mm watches in the affordable range. It seems silly to say “This 300m dive watch is an absolute CHUNK, but at 13mm it’s just too thick. It would be great if it were somewhere around 11mm thick and if it had just 110m of water resistance because nobody actually needs anything more waterproof than 11atm, also have you heard of the Foster 11 Atmos? It’s the number 1 best watch of 2023 as voted by myself and also the owner of Foster watch co, Me.” I do listen to the podcast and it does have some entertainment value to it. They love their microbrands (literally, have you heard of Foster watch company?) but they also give Seiko a fair amount of grief along with a lot of the other big brands and tend to praise many micros.