118 episodes
The Worn & Wound Podcast worn&wound LLC
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- Society & Culture
The Worn & Wound Podcast is a semi-weekly discussion of watches. We cover the latest news and reviews on wornandwound.com, bring you our first-hand account of watch events from around the world, and sit down with our friends and colleagues from the watch industry to get their take on the latest in watches.
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Ep. 118: 10 Great Watches Between $2,000 and $2,500
On this week’s episode, we look at 10 great watches between $2,000 and $2,500.
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Ep. 117: German Watches and Winders with Bhanu Chopra
On this week’s episode, we're talking to Watchuseek's Bhanu Chopra.
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Ep. 116: A Backyard Breguet / Arianna Pozza of Victorinox
In the first half of the episode, we take a deeper dive into the story of the “Backyard Breguet." In the second half of the episode, we're joined by Arianna Pozza, the Head of Product Category Watches at Victorinox Swiss Army.
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Ep. 115: January Recap — Moonwatch 321, Integrated Bracelets, and More!
On this week’s episode, we’ll be looking back at January and talking about some of the interesting watch-related news and happenings of the past month.
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Ep. 114: Bringing Back Fears with Nicholas Bowman-Scargill
On this week’s episode of the podcast, Zach sits down with Nicholas Bowman-Scargill, the Managing Director of Fears watches.
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Ep. 113: Talking to Dan and Anna Broadfoot of Timeless Luxury Watches
This week, you’ll hear Zach and Blake’s conversation with Dan and Anna Broadfoot, the proprietors of Timeless Luxury Watches, an AD out in Plano, Texas.
Customer Reviews
A fun, informative show
This is a great podcast if you love watches or want to learn about them: the hosts come across as very approachable, there is a variety of perspectives covered, and the topics are broad within the scope of watches. The recent discussions with ADs have been particularly interesting.
down to earth
these guys are more relatable and less stuffy than hodinkee. don’t get me wrong i love hodinkee but w&w just seems like a cooler bunch of folks that don’t take themselves and the hobby of watch collecting too seriously, in the best way possible.
Self-aggrandizing retailers
Like Ugh. Like Gag. Like Barf.
