Obtaining a Grail Watch, IWC Watches, and More with Wesley (@Standardh_)
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A. Lange & Sohne, IWC, Cartier, Tudor, and much more are all on the table in this episode of Collector Conversation. Tim is joined by Wesley (@standardh_ on Instagram), founder of the Standard H apparel and accessories brand, who has found a way to combine his love of fashion, cars, and watches through his business endeavors. He brings his collection on the show, all the way from his very first childhood watch to his recently obtained grail, to talk about his journey in watch collecting.
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