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- Apr 1, 20261h 20m
Ep. #291 State of the Collection With Kaz & New Milestone Purchases
In this solo episode, Kaz shares an honest look into his current watch collection, how his lifestyle influences his choices, and what new watches are on his radar for the year. Key Topics:- Kaz’s collection breakdown: most worn versus rarely used watches- The significance of personal milestones and their influence on watch choices- Deep dive into his top-worn watches: Grand Seiko SBGV233, Omega Seamaster, Monta Triumph, Seiko Sumo- The story behind each watch’s sentimental value- The challenges of vintage Soviet watches: authenticity, servicing, and collecting tips- Upcoming watches on Kaz’s radar: Longines Spirit, RZE Resolute, Formex Essence, Omega Railmaster- The emotional and practical reasoning behind his future purchase plans- Insights into the history and engineering of Soviet chronographs like Poljot 3133 and Slava Medical- Reflection on the collection purge and rediscovering beloved pieces- The importance of authentic community and responsible buying in vintage horologyTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and episode overview: flying solo for episode 29101:24 - Kaz’s approach to the collection and purpose of today’s episode07:26 - Most worn watch: Grand Seiko SBGV233 and its specs12:38 - Omega Seamaster in homage to Bond era20:09 - Monta Triumph limited edition — sentimental milestone piece24:49 - Seiko Sumo return after purge — significance and specs33:55 - Vintage Soviet Soviet watches: history, authenticity, and collecting tips43:47 - Special Soviet watches: Poljot 3133 and Slava Medical’s unique scale functions56:37 - Last on-wrist: rare Orient Star diver and its characteristics66:16 - Most unused: Poljot 3133 and its historical importance67:44 - Future watch goals: Longines, RZE Resolute, Formex Essence, Omega Railmaster74:22 - Personal milestones: turning 40, welcoming a new baby, and watch goals for these events77:22 - Final reflections and call to support on Spotify, YouTube, and social mediaStay tuned for upcoming episodes on Soviet watch history, collection strategies, and more personal anecdotes from Kaz. Thanks for listening!
- Mar 18, 20261h 20m
Ep. #290 Our Watches & Wonders Wishlist
In this episode, Mike and Kaz reconnect to discuss the future of the watch community, upcoming Watches & Wonders predictions, and industry trends. They share insights on brand rumors, industry shifts, and their personal wishlist items.Main Topics:The state and evolution of Watches & Wonders: predictions, brand presence, and event relevance.Industry rumors and predictions: Rolex discontinuations, Tudor in-house movements, Grand Seiko updates, and more.Brand wishlist: Grand Seiko divers, Tudor GMTs, IWC pilots, and other brands' potential releasesMarket insights: watch pricing trends, secondary market shifts, and affordability strategiesCommunity and event logistics: perspectives on trade shows, live releases, and engagement opportunitiesKey Insights:Watches & Wonders is primarily an industry gathering, with mixed opinions on its necessity in today’s digital ageRolex's potential discontinuation of models like the Pepsi GMT is driven by patent changes and market speculationTudor's in-house movement issues are causing hesitation, though some brands have cleaned up their actWishlist items include smaller, more accessible watches from brands like Grand Seiko and Tudor, aligning with market demandThe community debates the value of horological novelties versus practical watches, especially considering price inflationIndustry events like JCK and Bremont's townhouse offer alternative engagement avenues outside traditional trade showsTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and episode overview 01:06 - Personal updates and driver experiences 03:39 - Watches & Wonders predictions and event status 05:34 - Industry rumors: Rolex discontinuation and brand strategies 07:27 - Brand presence and potential off-show leaks 10:16 - Wrist checks: new reviews and personal collections 14:14 - Market trends: price increases and second-hand market 17:54 - Brand specific insights: VARC, Christopher Ward, and Seiko 25:44 - Wishlist for brands: Grand Seiko divers, Tudor GMT, IWC pilots 33:42 - Speculations on discontinuations and model updates 42:16 - Grand Seiko and other brands' innovation plans 46:20 - Deep dive into Tudor, Rolex, and other brands’ future models 51:38 - Focus on vintage-inspired and classic models 55:45 - The value of horological features like the Reverso and land dweller 63:44 - Industry skepticism about physical watch shows vs digital presence 69:37 - Thoughts on alternative events and the future of watch fairs 73:29 - Closing wishlist and predictions for 2023Instagram: @twbrokewatchsnobsEmail: tbws.contact@gmail.com
- Mar 4, 20261h 27m
Ep. #289 If We Started Watch Collecting Now
In this episode of the Two Broke Watch Snobs podcast, Mike and Kaz link back up after a long hiatus, swap some real-life updates, and then zoom out on how their collecting brains have changed over time. They dig into the stuff that actually sticks with a watch—the story, the moment, the weird personal attachment—versus the hype cycle that tries to tell you what you’re “supposed” to care about.From there, the conversation gets practical. They talk dress watches and why they hit differently now, how much faith you should put in the words “in-house,” and why the modern market can feel like a maze if you’re not careful. Along the way, they look back on past detours—like messing with Soviet-era pieces—and how financing, payment plans, and “easy” money can quietly warp your collecting logic. The takeaway is classic TBWS: learn more than you buy, stay skeptical, and make sure the watches you keep have a reason to be there—because *you* chose them, not the internet.00:00 Introduction and Life Updates02:55 The Evolution of Watch Collecting05:53 Diving into Watch Reviews08:59 Personal Watch Experiences12:04 Housekeeping and Future Plans28:26 Show Updates and Community Engagement30:33 Reflecting on Watch Collecting Beginnings31:39 Navigating the Current Watch Market39:00 The Importance of Storytelling in Watch Collecting43:27 Shifting Perspectives on Dress Watches55:34 The Evolution of Collecting Soviet Watches58:30 The Fascination with Soviet Watches01:01:26 Understanding the Frankenwatch Concept01:08:30 The Evolution of Watch Collecting Experiences01:12:31 Reflections on Collecting Philosophy01:18:30 The Dangers of Financing Watches
- Aug 29, 202553 min
Ep. #288 Do Chronometers Even Matter?
In this episode of Two Broke Watch Snobs, Mike and Kaz dive into the whole “chronometer” thing—what the label actually means, how different certifications stack up, and why accuracy still matters even if most of us are just timing pasta water. Along the way, they swap stories about their own watches, crack a few jokes at each other’s expense, and try to cut through the noise so collectors and enthusiasts know what’s worth caring about (and what’s just marketing fluff).Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Millennial Pause02:57 Experimenting with Podcast Format05:59 Understanding Chronometers09:00 Wrist Check: Personal Watch Experiences11:54 Chronometer Certification Explained14:51 The Value of Chronometer Certification26:48 Chronometer Certification: Worth the Paper?35:07 The Evolution of Chronometer Standards46:44 Technological Marvels in Watch Accuracy51:54 Final Thoughts on Chronometer Certification
- Aug 20, 202554 min
Ep. #287 AliExpress Horrors: Part 1
This week, Mike and Kaz take a perilous scroll through the digital back alley of horology: AliExpress. What begins as innocent curiosity quickly devolves into uncovering horrors like a G-Shock knockoff that might secretly be a spy device, a faceted-case “dress watch” branded with a name so dark and questionable it probably requires a visit from law enforcement, and even a shameless clone of one of the Snobs’ favorite microbrand models. It’s equal parts comedy, tragedy, and public service announcement as the guys ask the eternal question: just because you can buy it for $3.99 with free shipping… should you?
- Jul 19, 20251h 39m
Ep. #286 A One-Watch Collection for $200 or Less
$200 or less. That’s the magic number, folks—one and done! The boys are back at it, and in today’s episode, Kaz and Mike are diving into the one-watch-collection concept from a budget-friendly angle. Too often, people think a one-watch collection means shelling out for some outrageous, high-end piece. But, there are some seriously solid options out there that won’t break the bank. After recording this episode, you might just find yourself tempted to snag a couple of these beauties—trust us, the Two Broke Watch Snobs are feeling it! And that’s not all! Mike added a new watch to his collection, and Kaz has unearthed a long-lost TBWS artifact that’s making its triumphant return. You won’t want to miss this epic wrist check! They'll also chat about some exciting new releases featured on the site, dive into some quirky astronaut-adjacent collectibles, and share plans for future episodes. This one’s packed with fun, so don’t miss out! Show notes: Halios Seaforth: https://halioswatches.com/products/sfiv Orient Star GMT: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/orient-star-gmt-wz0071dj-review/ Rdunae Legendary Diver: https://rdunae.com/Rdunae-R6-Legendary-Diver-p488713236 Timex Q Falcon Chronograph: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/timex-q-falcon-eye-chronograph/ Casio EFB Chronograph: https://www.casio.com/intl/watches/edifice/product.EFB-730D-7AV/ Orient Mako Series (but check Amazon if you look for one): https://www.orientwatchusa.com/collections/orient-mako Timex Field Solar 36mm: https://timex.com/products/expedition-field-solar-36mm-eco-friendly-leather-strap-watch-tw2v64200 A whole batch of Eco-Drive watches on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/citizen-eco-drive-watches/s?k=citizen+eco+drive+watches Amazon Essentials Watch: https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Essentials-Mens-Strap-Watch/dp/B0CCYQNNMT?th=1
- Jun 19, 20251h 37m
Ep. #285 Watches in Iceland + Travel Watch Talk
In this episode of Two Book Watch Snobs, Mike and Kaz discuss their recent experiences with watches, travel, and photography. They delve into Mike's trip to Iceland, exploring the intersection of travel and watch collecting, and share insights on photography in different environments. They talk about packing strategies, the philosophy of traveling with just one watch, and the mishaps that can occur with watches during adventures. The discussion also touches on watch maintenance, repair, and the unique experience of visiting JS Watch Co., a small watch manufacturer in Iceland. As they wrap up, they brainstorm ideas for future episodes, including challenges related to affordable and vintage watches. Show notes The Christmas Chrono: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/orient-wv0051tx-neo70s-limited-edition-review/ CWC Royal Navy Diver: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/cwc-1980-royal-navy-diver/ Watches in Iceland: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/four-watches-across-iceland/ WOE Canvas Watch Roll: https://www.watchesofespionage.com/products/the-w-o-e-explorer-canvas-4-watch-roll Make Way for Ducklings: https://www.boston-discovery-guide.com/make-way-for-ducklings.html
- Jun 5, 20251h 45m
Ep. #284 Are Luxury Watches Even Worth It?
After a bit of a break (life happens), Kaz and Mike are back on the mics and immediately dive into one of those questions that never seem to go away: Are luxury watch brands actually worth the price? It’s not exactly a yes-or-no thing. They end up wandering through everything from the storytelling behind big names to that weird-but-compelling pull Panerai still manages to have. They also get into Tudor, and not just the watches, but the "waiting" for Tudor. The brand seems to demand a kind of patience that collectors aren't always great at. Grand Seiko comes up too, especially those 9F quartz movements. But more than anything, this one’s about trying to unpack what makes a watch feel “worth it.” It's not always specs. Sometimes it's personal history, or just that irrational connection you can't explain. Somewhere along the way, the guys also touch on brand perception, marketing, and why it’s okay to admit a watch is too expensive, but still want it anyway. It’s a therapy session disguised as a podcast episode, basically. Show Notes Seiko Turtle: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/seiko-turtle-review-and-info/ Monta Triumph: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/monta-triumph-military-green-limited-edition/ Grand Seiko SBGV233 9F Quartz: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/grand-seiko-quartz-review-my-grail-the-sbgv233/ Panerai Luminor: https://twobrokewatchsnobs.com/panerai-luminor-marina-review/ Formula 1 Solargraph: https://www.tagheuer.com/us/en/timepieces/collections/tag-heuer-formula-1/tag-heuer-formula-1-date/ Christopher Ward C12 Loco: https://www.christopherward.com/int/watches/The-C12-Loco/C12-41H6D1-S00K0-B0.html
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