WatchTime New York is one of the city's biggest watch events of the year and The 1916 Company were on the floor, exploring the booths, and talking to brand reps from watchmakers both large and small. Armand and CQ take us through the event and provide in-depth insight into what they're seeing at ...

With 2026 winding down and the new year on the horizon, Tim wants to talk about mistakes that watch collectors need to avoid in 2027. These include peer pressure, social media posting, and the switchup that's happened between the trust of big brands vs. independents. Watch the full episode to hea...

The three-hand Rolex is a specific genre that goes a mile deep. In this episode, Tim highlights the spectrum with watches that span from iconic to hard-to-find iconoclastic. Check out the Air-Kings and Submariner that he thinks most examplify their niche in this episode of The Rolex Review!

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Tim is window shopping IWC watches, all the way from vintage pieces to brand new 2026 launches. He covers the brand, what he loves about their watchmaking, and names his top 10 pieces that he would consider as his next watch purchase in this episode of Watches Today.

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Tim is joined by Phil to discuss his watch collection and his company Sacrilege Motors, who are converting Porsche cars into electric. They talk about his first Tudor watch, the incredible survivability of his Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, his wife's Rolex Daytona, and the fun story behind his A. La...

Independent watchmakers, rise of grand compliations, modern sports watches, brand consilidations; the 1990s were filled with changing tides for the watch industry and Armand and Tim are dissecting just exactly what shifted. They discuss how brands like Patek Philippe, F.P. Journe, A. Lange & Sohn...

Jabs returns as a guest on Collector Conversation since we last sat down with him 3 years ago to update us on the state of the watch collection. He discusses a prize acquisition (the Cartier Crash) before delving into the stories of some of his other watches such as the F.P. Journe Chronometre So...

Watch releases in 2026 went from playing it safe to the truly unexpected; and it's the latter that Tim is focusing in on in this episode of Watches Today. Whether it's an entirely new lineup of watches from JLC, Patek Philippe celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Nautilus in style, or the utte...

Tim discusses some stellar Rolex models that you can't find new anymore. From the perfect patina of a vintage Rolex GMT-Master to the luxurious shine of the Rolex Cellini Prince in yellow gold, there's something on the table for everyone in this episode of The Rolex Review!

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Jack and Greg were both impressed with the TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph and Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Chronographe Mysterieux. This sparked the discussion of what innovations have we actually seen in chronographs over the years? They chart the course from the first ever systems to the modern sol...

Which watches could become the next great collector pieces? Tim discusses what could be the next “instant collectibles” hiding in plain sight — from IWC and Cartier to A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantin, and Omega.

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It's been 1 year since Tim acquired his grail watch - the De Bethune DB Digitale. He decides to breakdown the very idea of a grail watch by discussing what the term actually describes. Then, he gets into how he arrived on wanting his own personal one and charts the year in review with it on his w...

0260 co-founders Perri Dash and Lex Borrero both have spent their lives admiring art and have careers revolving around music, craftsmanship, and authenticity; naturally, the pair also love cars and watches. They sit down with Tim in this episode of Collector Conversation to discuss how their love...

Tim is highlighting Rolex watches that might be uncommon to your average watch collector. Vintage Explorer II, the rectangular and moonphase versions of the Cellini, and a specialty domed tuxedo Datejust all appear and broken down in this episode of The Rolex Review!

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Tim sits down with Ines Hatzmannsberger, Head of Sales & Communicates for North America, to discuss the NOMOS Glashütte brand, its watches, and news since they last sat down at Watches & Wonders. From the performance of the Worldtimer, updates to the Twice Unique, new gold editions, and an expla...

There are many cases of watches exploding in popularity far after their release: the Omega Speedmaster Snoopy, the F.P. Journe Elegante, and plenty more. In this episode, Tim is trying to identify watches that watch collectors should consider before prices start to climb on them. From Patek Phili...

Tim is joined by CQ in this episode of The 1916 Company Podcast where they're discussing everything Panerai. The duo are choosing some of their favorite watches from the brand and discussing what they admire most about them. They also talk about the pre- and post-internet aspect of the brand, the...

Tim is selecting his best watches of 2026 in this episode of Watches Today. With release season passed, and nothing expected on the horizon, Tim runs through the year and highlights what he thinks were great releases in a year chock full of them. From the holy trinity to independents to group bra...

George Hincapie rode in 17 Tours de France and after a storied career, him and brother Rich are trying to reinvigorate American cycling with their new Modern Adventure Pro Cycling team. They stopped by the studio while in the city for the Philadelphia Classic to talk about their watch collecting,...

Diamond watches don't have to be fully paved to be eye-catching, and Rolex shows us how it's done. From the subtle inclusion of the platinum Rolex Daytona to the brilliantly crafted and diamond filled GMT-Master II, the brand uses the stone in many forms. Tim does a deep dive into its usage on th...

There's just as many reasons that watches reach the mainstream as there are reasons they bomb. But some watches perservere and become hits despite going against the grain of popular sentiment. Whether it's the slow crawl of the AP Royal Oak Offshore or the unexpected popularity of an F.P. Journe ...

Titanium Tudors, steel Patek Philippe watches, Ceratanium as a proprietary technology of IWC; the world of case materials is ever growing and Jack and Greg are trying to breakdown the pros and cons of some of the most popular ones out there.

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Summer is ending but the sports watch endures through all seasons, so Tim and Armand discuss the current state of the genre while talking about brands like JLC, Grand Seiko, Omega, Breitling, and more. From new releases to dying trends and a wrap-up of some of their favorite examples as of late, ...

Tim is shining a light on where amazing value can be had in the pre-owned watch world with his favorite watches under $6,000. From icons and big name brands like the Zenith El Primero Espada or JLC Master Compressor Memovox to independent brands such as Muhle Glashutte and Ulysse Nardin, there's ...