From culture and creativity to obsession, collecting, and the long game, each episode dives into how taste is formed, how discipline is built, and what’s truly worth holding onto. Thoughtful. Unfiltered. Intentionally uncommercial. Curated by Watch Gang
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Richard Rawlings of Gas Monkey Breaks Down What Makes A Car Build Worth It
Send us Fan Mail A six-wheel Ferrari Testarossa with 1,200 horsepower sounds like a stunt until you hear how Richard Rawlings actually thinks about building it. We’re at Gas Monkey Garage in Dallas talking through the newest “nobody else would do it” project, why trial and error is part of real fabrication, and how the team moves fast without letting the work turn sloppy. Richard also shares what it takes to finish show-level builds in 40 to 50 days and why committing to one project at a time...
19 Aug 2026
How Doxa Built A Dive Watch Legacy With Real Military Roots
You’ve seen the orange dial. You’ve heard the name. But do you actually know why Doxa has such a devoted following and why it keeps converting first-time buyers into lifelong collectors? We sit down in the Doxa Suite in Geneva with Jacqueline, aka the Queen of Doxa, for a fast-moving, story-rich look at one of the most distinctive Swiss dive watch brands in modern watch culture. We go all the way back to 1889, when Georges Ducommun founded Doxa after starting watchmaking at just 12 yea...
1 Jul 2026
George Gruhn on a Lifetime of Collecting Vintage Guitars
A guitar can be wall art, a time capsule, and a creative partner all at once, but only if you know what you’re looking at. We’re in Nashville at Gruhn Guitars with legendary dealer and author George Gruhn, digging into what separates a truly great vintage instrument from something that just looks expensive. Along the way we talk about rarity, workmanship, and why some of the most valuable pieces are not flashy at all, including jaw-dropping examples from early Gibson mandolins and pre-war Mar...
26 May 2026
Nathan Kessel: What Are You Really Collecting When You Collect?
A Rolex Batman for a Pokémon card sounds like a joke until you hear how it happened. We’re hanging out with creator and collector Nathan Kessel, a guy who’s built a massive online community around the thrill of the hunt, whether that hunt ends with a rare pull, a graded PSA 10, or the call from an authorized dealer. We start with what’s on Nathan’s wrist: an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph and the long, messy, very real “AD journey” it took to get there. From Watches and Wonders Geneva...
21 Apr 2026
Lincoln Parish: Explains How Cage the Elephant Hits Get Made And Why Watches Slow Life Down
A hit song can take years of chaos to earn and sometimes only a few hours to record. From Nashville, we sit down with Lincoln Parish, writer, guitarist, and producer known for his work with Cage The Elephant, to unpack what those moments really feel like from the inside and why it can take a decade to realize how big it all was. We talk about the early grind and building momentum overseas, the strange reality of success feeling like another workday, and the producer mindset that avoids templ...
16 Mar 2026
Magnus Walker: Collecting With Soul From Porsches To Speedmasters
He built a global reputation around air-cooled Porsches and a one-of-one sense of style, but Magnus Walker keeps bringing the conversation back to something simpler: the story matters more than the spec sheet. We met him in his downtown Los Angeles garage and dug into the real origins of his taste, from working class Sheffield and childhood car posters to arriving at Union Station with nothing and finding momentum through pure hustle and creative obsession. We talk about why vintage cars fee...
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