Lonely Wrist: All Things Watches & Horology
Lonely Wrist is a podcast that goes inside the movement, bringing you inside the world of watches through candid conversations with the people who drive it forward.
Each episode features in-depth interviews with industry insiders including Executives, master watchmakers, designers, collectors, content creators, and historians offering rare insights into the passion, precision, and business behind every timepiece.
From legacy brands to innovative microbrands, from movement architecture to marketing strategy, we explore the many layers of horology through the voices of those shaping its past, present, and future.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey into watches, Lonely Wrist offers a unique perspective on the artistry, culture, and the industry of watches, one episode, and one insider, at a time.
Tune in bi-weekly and hear the stories ticking behind every Lonely Wrist.
Lonely Wrist: All Things Watches & Horology
Latest Episodes
Roy Davidoff Explains What Makes Vintage Watch Worth Buying
“Vintage” can mean soulful history or expensive regret, sometimes in the same watch. We’re joined by Roy Davidoff, legendary collector and co-founder of Roy and Sacha Davidoff in Geneva, to talk through what actually separates a great vintage w...
A Patent, A Bezel, And The Leap Into Independence with Mount West Watch Co.
A lot of watch talk stays on the surface: specs, hype, and wrist shots. We go the other direction. I sit down with Drew, the founder of Mount West Watch Co, to trace the full, messy path from being a long-time enthusiast to launching an indepen...
Gabe Oppenheim on How America Lost The Mechanical Time Race
Swiss watchmaking didn’t “naturally” become the gold standard. It got engineered. We sit down with journalist and author Gabe Oppenheim (Borrowed Time) to follow the paper trail behind the Swiss watch industry’s rise and the American collapse m...
Benoît Mintiens: How Ressence Is Rethinking the Wristwatch
A mechanical watch that reads like a screen sounds like a contradiction until you hear how Ressence pulls it off. I’m joined by Benoît Mintiens, the founder and CEO of Ressence, a brand famous for doing the things most watch companies won’t tou...
How Luxury Watch Videos Get Made with Nolan Shi
Your watch looks incredible in hand, so why does it fall flat on camera? That gap is where luxury watch photographer and videographer Nolan Shi lives. Nolan is based in New York and has quietly become the person behind the kind of watch imagery...
