Wrist watch Bar Talk and Horological Shenanigans at their finest. A wrist watch podcast about two friends sitting down every week for an honest, foul-mouthed discussion about all things watch related.
Two Broke Watch Snobs
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Wrist watch Bar Talk and Horological Shenanigans at their finest. A wrist watch podcast about two friends sitting down every week for an honest, foul-mouthed discussion about all things watch related.
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Recent Episodes
April 1, 2026
Ep. #291 State of the Collection With Kaz & New Milestone Purchases
<p>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. </p><p><br></p><p>Key Topics:</p><p>- Kaz’s collection breakdown: most worn versus rarely used watches</p><p>- The significance of personal milestones and their influence on watch choices</p><p>- Deep dive into his top-worn watches: Grand Seiko SBGV233, Omega Seamaster, Monta Triumph, Seiko Sumo</p><p>- The story behind each watch’s sentimental value</p><p>- The challenges of vintage Soviet watches: authenticity, servicing, and collecting tips</p><p>- Upcoming watches on Kaz’s radar: Longines Spirit, RZE Resolute, Formex Essence, Omega Railmaster</p><p>- The emotional and practical reasoning behind his future purchase plans</p><p>- Insights into the history and engineering of Soviet chronographs like Poljot 3133 and Slava Medical</p><p>- Reflection on the collection purge and rediscovering beloved pieces</p><p>- The importance of authentic community and responsible buying in vintage horology</p><p><br></p><p>Timestamps:</p><p>00:00 - Introduction and episode overview: flying solo for episode 291</p><p><br></p><p>01:24 - Kaz’s approach to the collection and purpose of today’s episode</p><p><br></p><p>07:26 - Most worn watch: Grand Seiko SBGV233 and its specs</p><p><br></p><p>12:38 - Omega Seamaster in homage to Bond era</p><p><br></p><p>20:09 - Monta Triumph limited edition — sentimental milestone piece</p><p><br></p><p>24:49 - Seiko Sumo return after purge — significance and specs</p><p><br></p><p>33:55 - Vintage Soviet Soviet watches: history, authenticity, and collecting tips</p><p><br></p><p>43:47 - Special Soviet watches: Poljot 3133 and Slava Medical’s unique scale functions</p><p><br></p><p>56:37 - Last on-wrist: rare Orient Star diver and its characteristics</p><p><br></p><p>66:16 - Most unused: Poljot 3133 and its historical importance</p><p><br></p><p>67:44 - Future watch goals: Longines, RZE Resolute, Formex Essence, Omega Railmaster</p><p><br></p><p>74:22 - Personal milestones: turning 40, welcoming a new baby, and watch goals for these events</p><p><br></p><p>77:22 - Final reflections and call to support on Spotify, YouTube, and social media</p><p><br></p><p>Stay tuned for upcoming episodes on Soviet watch history, collection strategies, and more personal anecdotes from Kaz. Thanks for listening!</p>
March 18, 2026
Ep. #290 Our Watches & Wonders Wishlist
<p>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.</p><p><br></p><p>Main Topics:</p><p>The state and evolution of Watches & Wonders: predictions, brand presence, and event relevance.</p><p>Industry rumors and predictions: Rolex discontinuations, Tudor in-house movements, Grand Seiko updates, and more.</p><p><br></p><p>Brand wishlist: Grand Seiko divers, Tudor GMTs, IWC pilots, and other brands' potential releases</p><p>Market insights: watch pricing trends, secondary market shifts, and affordability strategies</p><p>Community and event logistics: perspectives on trade shows, live releases, and engagement opportunities</p><p>Key Insights:</p><p>Watches & Wonders is primarily an industry gathering, with mixed opinions on its necessity in today’s digital age</p><p>Rolex's potential discontinuation of models like the Pepsi GMT is driven by patent changes and market speculation</p><p>Tudor's in-house movement issues are causing hesitation, though some brands have cleaned up their act</p><p>Wishlist items include smaller, more accessible watches from brands like Grand Seiko and Tudor, aligning with market demand</p><p>The community debates the value of horological novelties versus practical watches, especially considering price inflation</p><p>Industry events like JCK and Bremont's townhouse offer alternative engagement avenues outside traditional trade shows</p><p><br></p><p>Timestamps:</p><p>00:00 - Introduction and episode overview </p><p>01:06 - Personal updates and driver experiences </p><p>03:39 - Watches & Wonders predictions and event status </p><p>05:34 - Industry rumors: Rolex discontinuation and brand strategies </p><p>07:27 - Brand presence and potential off-show leaks </p><p>10:16 - Wrist checks: new reviews and personal collections </p><p>14:14 - Market trends: price increases and second-hand market </p><p>17:54 - Brand specific insights: VARC, Christopher Ward, and Seiko </p><p>25:44 - Wishlist for brands: Grand Seiko divers, Tudor GMT, IWC pilots </p><p>33:42 - Speculations on discontinuations and model updates </p><p>42:16 - Grand Seiko and other brands' innovation plans </p><p>46:20 - Deep dive into Tudor, Rolex, and other brands’ future models </p><p>51:38 - Focus on vintage-inspired and classic models </p><p>55:45 - The value of horological features like the Reverso and land dweller </p><p>63:44 - Industry skepticism about physical watch shows vs digital presence </p><p>69:37 - Thoughts on alternative events and the future of watch fairs </p><p>73:29 - Closing wishlist and predictions for 2023</p><p><br></p><p>Instagram: @twbrokewatchsnobs</p><p>Email: tbws.contact@gmail.com</p>
March 4, 2026
Ep. #289 If We Started Watch Collecting Now
<p>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.</p><p><br /></p><p>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.</p><p><br /></p><p>00:00 Introduction and Life Updates</p><p>02:55 The Evolution of Watch Collecting</p><p>05:53 Diving into Watch Reviews</p><p>08:59 Personal Watch Experiences</p><p>12:04 Housekeeping and Future Plans</p><p>28:26 Show Updates and Community Engagement</p><p>30:33 Reflecting on Watch Collecting Beginnings</p><p>31:39 Navigating the Current Watch Market</p><p>39:00 The Importance of Storytelling in Watch Collecting</p><p>43:27 Shifting Perspectives on Dress Watches</p><p>55:34 The Evolution of Collecting Soviet Watches</p><p>58:30 The Fascination with Soviet Watches</p><p>01:01:26 Understanding the Frankenwatch Concept</p><p>01:08:30 The Evolution of Watch Collecting Experiences</p><p>01:12:31 Reflections on Collecting Philosophy</p><p>01:18:30 The Dangers of Financing Watches</p>
288 total episodes available with 8 transcripts
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