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50th Episode Extravaganza – Fifth Wrist Radio
The entire crew is here for our 50th episode. Rob, Alex, Anthony, Michael and Roman get together to have a few drinks and talk about whatever they could think of at the time. We cover a few things such as brands we hate, favourite moments over the last 50 episodes and who our dream guests…
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Rob & The Regulator – Doctor Yellow will see you now
Rob & The Regulator are joined by passionate watch collector Iris Ko better known as @doctoryellow. We talk about what she looks for in a Speedmaster, how many watches you should buy at a time and some facts about trains. Regulator’s tattoo supplied by @alyssadonlonart The Regulator’s booze supplied by @danmurphys Our Instagram picks Rob:…
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DTS Podcast – with Holthinrichs Watches
Welcome to the horology world’s ultimate watchmaking podcast network. On this episode of the Defining Time Show, Anthony and Vinnie chat to innovative 3D printing watch case manufacturer and independent watchmaker Michiel Holthinrichs of Holthinrichs Watches. Topics We discuss how he became a watchmaker and some of the challenges and limitations of using 3D printing…
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Rob & The Regulator – The Worst Parts Of Wrist Watches
Rob & The Regulator are flying solo this episode. We talk integrated bracelets, how watch people are the worst and Rob eats a marshmallow. Regulator’s tattoo supplied by @alyssadonlonart The Regulator’s booze supplied by @danmurphys Our Instagram picks Rob: @garyg_1 The Watch Regulator: @a.cesnovar Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fifthwrist/ To join our Fifth Wrist group…
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Rob & The Regulator – The hologram of FP Journe meets the ghost of Breguet
It’s Rom an The Regulator this episode as Rob is replaced by our good friend Roman from @timesromanau. We are also again joined by our other great friend Michael of Woods Watchmaking. We talked for over 3 hours about mechanical movements that don’t get serviced and why it’s OK for watch brands to die. Regulator’s…
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The Defining Time Show – Watch Adventures with Tom
This week we meet a Melbourne Watch Enthusiast and all round gentleman Tom of Watch_Adventure. Getting into watches is always a big part of the journey and for Tom it started young. From surfing with a 70’s Rolex Sub 1680 to the refinement of a Grand Seiko dress watch. We then go to battle. Vintage…
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Owner Review: Seiko SARB035 – Discontinued, but not Discontent
The Seiko SARB035 is a modern classic for a reason. A definitive meeting of form and function, all while remaining humble and unassuming. The SARB035 is a classically sized watch in a world of dinner plate dials. At 38mm in diameter, there is enough size to give some presence, but it doesn’t scream for attention.…
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Owner Review: Movado Tank – Wearable Art
The focus of collecting watches for me has never been about how expensive a watch is, but rather about its design, distinctive features, details, history and overall look and feel. This early Movado Tank seems to fit these traits adequately. Having collected art deco watches for some time, this piece caught my eye the moment…
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Owner Review: IWC Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 3540
The Kurt Klaus perpetual calendar movement which lies at the heart of the IWC Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar was engineered to be easy to set and manufacture. Through a twist of the crown, and the date, day of the week, month, moon phase, year, and century advance forward. Each day that passes across the face of…
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Owner Review: Caravelle Sea Hunter – The Devil you don’t know
Throughout the 1960’s and 70’s, Bulova manufactured quality affordable skin divers under their “Caravelle” sub-brand. The basic idea was to apply Bulova’s QC process to assembly lines outside of Switzerland using non-Swiss movements to keep costs down. The Caravelle Sea Hunter is a close cousin of Bulova’s infamous “Devil Diver” of the same era, these…
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That dial is just fntastic.
Very cool watch. I have always wondered about the bronze models. Is the caseback bronze as well? If so do…