In this episode, I describe my experience attending the 2024 Watches and Wonders show in Geneva, Switzerland. I share my thoughts on the venue, takeaways from the releases and advice for those who want to attend in 2025.

In this episode, I discuss the history, legacy and fit of the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms. While I’ll be the first to admit this is a big watch, the legacy and a few design elements of the Fifty Fathoms make it an empowering choice for slim wrists.

In this episode, I describe my experience attending the 2023 Grand Seiko GS9 Event in Los Angeles. I share my thoughts on the venue, takeaways from the talks, announced new releases, and the after-party's highlights.

In this episode, I delve into the Hublot Big Bang Integrated Time Only All Black. I explore the history Hublot to help give context on the brand, and how it’s shaped modern watch design. Finally, as usual, I provide an in-depth discussion about the watch's movement, measurements, and fit.

In this episode, I delve into the unique, left-hand configuration of the Rolex GMT-Master II "Sprite," a first for Rolex's mainstream production. I explore the history of the GMT-Master line, highlighting its technical advancements, iconic design elements, and evolving color schemes over the decades. Finally, as usual, I provide an in-depth discussion about the watch's movement, measurements, and fit.

The Rolex Air King Reference 126900 may seem out of place in Rolex’s storied catalog of iconic watch designs. In this episode, I’ll dig into the history of the Air King and discuss why the design choices Rolex made for this watch make it an exciting part of its catalog. I’ll also discuss the fit and why it may be an excellent alternative to the Rolex Explorer for those who want something unique.

The Grand Seiko SnowGraph SBGC247 integrates one of the most accurate chronograph movements in the industry with an iconic design that references both Grand Seiko and Japanese history. In this episode, I discuss the history of Grand Seiko Chronographs and why the design of the SnowGraph enables wear on slim wrists despite its size.

The CasiOak is one of the few watches that appeals to broad sets of the collecting community, highlights Casio’s heritage and is a demonstration of how a larger case size can fit slim wrists.

The Grand Seiko GS9 Club is a membership organization for collectors who have purchased a Grand Seiko from an official GS boutique or authorized dealer. On November 18, 2022 Grand Seiko held an event for members of the US chapter. In this episode I share my experience attending, along with some amazing watches.

The Seamaster 300 line has sixty-five years of history, a relationship with James Bond and despite the measurements on paper fits slim wrists well. I get into all these topics in this episode, and explain why this version of the Bond watch works for slim wrists.

The Rolex Explorer is the smallest lug to lug of any watch I’ve discussed on the podcast, but the small size plays into the history and tradition of this watch. In this episode I discuss the history and fit of the watch, and why it would be a good addition to a collection.

The Grand Seiko SBGP017 Heritage Sea of Clouds is perhaps one of the best limited editions this year from Grand Seiko. Not only does the watch fit slim wrists but the dial design and movement make it a great daily watch as well.

The Bulgari Octo Roma Worldtimer's in-house movement, thoughtful design for slim wrists, and storied brand heritage make this an excellent under-the-radar addition for collectors and travelers.

The Zenith Chronomaster Original is the spiritual successor to the A386 from 1969. It also happens to be a great watch for slim wrists, and is a versatile wear thanks to the iconic tri-color sub registers.

The Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 got a cold reception when first launched, but in this episode I’ll explain not only why it’s a great watch for slim wrists but also why it’s a good direction for AP.

Zenith has a rich history from the creation of the Switzerland's first vertically integrated watch maker to the creation of the El Primero movement. In this episode I share my experience touring the Zenith Manufacture in Le Locle, Switzerland.

The 41mm Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph is excellent for slim wrists, has unique design elements and pays tribute to horological and aviation history. In this episode, I describe the fit for slender wrists and discuss the history of the Navitimer.

The Rolex Daytona fits slim wrists well, and that fit, combined with its iconic history, gave me a greater appreciation for why the Daytona is so loved. In this episode, I go over the history of the Daytona and why the fit of Reference 116503 is excellent for slim wrists.

The recently released Tudor Black Bay Pro is a great watch for slim wrists, and is a great companion for my summer travels. While some people may be intimidated by its thickness at 14.6 mm, the other dimensions of the watch make it wearable and sporty looking on slim wrists.

The 40mm TAG Heuer Aquaracer is a great tool watch, with a 40-year history and solid time proven movement. The dimensions are great for slim wrists and the watch represents a good value proposition.