CQ is helping watch collectors discover timepieces across brands, models, and complications. In this episode, he focuses on the Omega Seamaster Diver 300m line. From the various colors to special editions to different case materials, he tries to run the gambit on what's out there and things to co...

Tim and Armand are tackling the idea of gold watches as fragile items and if using them as daily drivers is advised in this episode of The 1916 Company podcast. That line of thought gives way to a greater discussion of watch case materials. They cover different types of gold techniques, the case ...

CQ takes to Reddit to find watch collectors asking for help with their choosing their next timepiece to try to help fix their collection. He discusses deciding between TAG Heuer watches, which chronograph between an Omega and Breitling, and helps decide the next steps in someone's already impress...

Tim has covered affordable watches in-depth, so for this episode, he goes to the opposite end of the spectrum. From the discontinued and rare like the Patek Philippe 5711 to the mechanically marvelous such as the JLC Reverso Hybris Quadriptyque, he covers all the reasons a watch might even cost $...

Tim is discussing Rolex watches that were built with a purpose. From the racetrack to the laboratory, Rolex has a long history of designing watches with a specific function in mind; so in this episode, he breaks down the Milgauss, Daytona, and Yacht-Master through that lens.

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If you were to own only 3 watches, what would they be? Tim is taking a crack at this question by taking it category by category. From all-arounders from Omega and NOMOS to vintage Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet, he runs the full gambit of what’s out there to create the type of collection that...

Jack and Eleonor break down the world of men's jewelry for watch collectors — covering the brands worth knowing, the metals that matter, how to stack without scratching your watch, and why the line between horology and jewelry is blurring faster than ever. From Cartier Love bracelets to Native Am...

Tim and Armand discuss the upcoming 2026 Watches & Wonders and breakdown what they predict, and hope, to see at this year's event. The increase in jump hour watches, the heritage of Vacheron Constantin, NOMOS prices, and much more are all covered in regards to the event. They then turn their atte...

CQ is joined by watch collector Edi who boasts an incredible vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre collection along with Vacheron Constantin and F.P. Journe watches. Vintage JLC Memovox and modern Reverso pieces are all on display, along with an incredibly special and personal watch made for Edi by a friend a...

Tim is discussing price vs. value in this episode of Watches Today. He explores the idea of what more money actually gets you in the luxury watch world with examples from brands like Omega, Tudor, and A. Lange & Sohne. Things like what to expect in a $50,000 watch, how far quality in even entry-l...

Tim is discussing Rolex rarities with a Day-Date, Datejust "Turn-O-Graph", and Sea-Dweller that have remained unseen by most watch collectors. He breaks down the history and features of all the watches and explains just how they got to be so rare in this episode of The Rolex Review.

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Kevin O'Leary joined George up in New York City so they could discuss just a small collection of watches from the De Bethune collection. High complications, complex cases, and masterful engineering is all on display in this conversation encompassing all things De Bethune. At the end, Kevin gives ...

What do Zenith, Tudor, Omega, and Oris all have in common? It's that in 2026, they have all have watches that offer incredible engineering and aesthetics while bucking the trend of ever-increasing prices for luxury watches. From models with a deep history like the Speedmaster and El Primero to ev...

Tim and Armand are covering three topics in this episode: watches they regret selling, the importance of box and papers, and when is it OK to wear an oversized watch. They discuss Tim parting with his JLC collection, debate on the merits of box and papers, and try to explain the exact right circu...

Tim is recounting some of his personal best watches from the bottom of many's lists. Marquee brands' watches like the Zenith Defy Xtreme or Omega Speedmaster White Side of the Moon to independent watchmakers like Karsten Fraessdorf's Spirograph are all discussed. Tim recounts why these watches mi...

Tim is joined by Chris ( @WatchChris on YouTube) in this episode of Collector Conversation. His watch collection features mainstream brands like Vacheron Constantin and IWC along with independent watchmakers like Dan Royter and Urwerk. From vintage Abercrombie & Fitch to a watch made of meteorit...

Don't buy this watch! A luxury watch is an expensive mistake if you don't protect yourself before the purchase. Bad photographs, damaged watches, cheapest-available-watches, and influencer choices can ruin your experience as a luxury watch collector. In this episode, Tim Mosso explains how to avo...

Jack and Eleonor take a look at the "traditional" women's watches category in this episode to try and triage whether such a moniker still even exists. They look at the history of the approach to ladies watch designs, how companies like Bulgari and Cartier have continued to push the conversation, ...

Tim is tackling the idea of myths in the luxury watch industry from timekeeping precision to manufacture movements to even the health of watchmaking itself. Things like the accuracy of Omega watches, the water resistance of Patek Philippe, and the importance of manufacture calibers from Vacheron ...

In our new show, The Rolex Review, Tim explores the world of Rolex with a new theme each episode. This week, he's discussing the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona; and more specifically, exotic dials that watch collectors might not always get to see including Sodalite, the green Beach, and "Leopard" model...

Tim and Armand take a look at the pilot watch category with brands like Patek Philippe, Breitling, Zenith, Sinn and more all discussed. They start with examining what even a pilot watch is exactly, how the modern term differs from the original concept, and cover some of their top picks from the g...

Everyone knows about hype watches from the likes of Patek Philippe, F.P. Journe, and Audemars Piguet; but which timepiece will watch collectors choose as their next target for the well-known craze? Tim takes a stab at predicting the future with guesses from Blancpain, Cartier, and more!

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Tim is joined by Matthieu Haverlan, managing director of Ulysse Nardin, to discuss the brand's new watches, how they handle pricing and managing inventory, and what goes into marketing the brand. From their partnership with Urwerk for the UR-Freak, the future of the Freak product line, innovative...

Tim is recapping the history of watches that didn't quite meet the expectations of collectors. From holy trinity brands like Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe to the entry-level of Tudor and Zenith, many brands have had their share of underwhelming product launches and designs. In this episode, ...