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Oct 29, 2026

James StaceyHOST
0:33
an early start here.
James StaceyHOST
0:34
I'm at the printers for press checks for the Hodinkee Magazine.
James StaceyHOST
0:37
But things are going really well, and it's always a treat to be here.
James StaceyHOST
0:39
It's kind of a quick trip.

12 MINS LATER

Jason HeatonHOST
12:41
It's a shame you can't tag on a day or two and get a hike in or something like that.
James StaceyHOST
12:45
We might make it out to, there's a possibility of a field trip to Lynn Canyon today.
James StaceyHOST
12:49
Matt, who I'm out here with, our creative director from Hodinkee, hasn't been.
James StaceyHOST
12:52
And we thought it might be fun, especially sometimes there's like a two-hour wait between one plate being approved and the next one being prepped.
Dave SharpHOST
31:56
is this one in any way saying ricky ricky put me on
RickyHOST
32:01
your wrist kind of i'm not in the market for something like this just now but and we didn't know this ahead of time when we recently talked about the hodinkee collaboration with porsche design kicking it back to 1972 it was something that looked very vintage i said well it's a little bit expensive you're getting a great watch for the price point but you can look at zinn they do things that have got a similar feel to them This is what I was talking about.
RickyHOST
32:26
This, if you put it beside the Hodinkee one, they look a little bit alike.
RickyHOST
32:30
Not exactly the same, but a little bit alike.
RickyHOST
32:33
Like a Tudor looks a little bit like, maybe a Submariner, a little bit of cross-contamination there.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:12
Stay tuned later in the episode for a special offer for listeners of the show.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:20
Welcome to the Business of Watches, the Hodinkee podcast, where we go behind the scenes and talk to the leaders, business executives, and industry experts who are making things tick.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:32
I'm your host, Andy Hoffman.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:35
Today, we are joined by two of my colleagues at Hodinkee, Tantan Wang and Griffin Barch.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:43
We all have just wrapped up a week in New York and at the New York Watch Week that consists of Wind Up and Watch Time New York, as well as Indies New York.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:57
And it was actually my first time visiting a watch show of any kind in North America, and I quite enjoyed it.

18 MINS LATER

TanTan WangGUEST
18:41
I think actually, Ressence came out with a really cool watch right in time for watch time, which is the new Type 10.
TanTan WangGUEST
18:48
It's actually surprisingly...
RalphHOST
53:56
A complete pain to work on as servicing, yeah.
MartinHOST
54:01
But they say that the complicated chronographs are 750, right? This is your, for instance, your triple calendar Hodinkee one that I wanted.
MartinHOST
54:10
But they do have one extra category, which is the 2C, which is the El Primero Alt-Orology, which is Asper Estimate.
RalphHOST
54:21
Okay.
James StaceyHOST
7:17
And then I went back Saturday to try and do like a couple effective laps of the show.
James StaceyHOST
7:22
And I brought a couple of the team members from Hodinkee with me.
James StaceyHOST
7:25
you know, there was like a side entrance where, which was kind of like the elbow of the show, where if you had a, you know, if you were a participant in the, in the structure of the show, like we were with the marathon panel, we had like a wristband.
James StaceyHOST
7:36
You could go into the other entrance.

35 MINS LATER

James StaceyHOST
42:22
And man, I just look down and they have such a unique style, such a specific... well-stated style that I've been following for 20 years.
James StaceyHOST
42:31
Yeah, yeah, that's true.
James StaceyHOST
42:32
We have an awesome Panerai story in the next magazine for Hodinkee.
James StaceyHOST
42:38
Little shout out there.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:00
Welcome to the Business of Watches, the Hodinkee podcast, where we go behind the scenes to talk to the executives and the business leaders who are making things tick.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:11
I'm your host, Andy Hoffman.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:13
Today, we are at the Hodinkee offices in New York, and we are joined by the founder and the CEO of Fears Watches, Nicholas Bowman-Scargill.
Andy HoffmanHOST
0:27
Thank you for joining us.
Nicholas Bowman-ScargillGUEST
0:28
Thank you very much.

42 MINS LATER

Andy HoffmanHOST
42:41
Yeah.
Nicholas Bowman-ScargillGUEST
42:42
You know, doesn't mean we turn our back on enthusiasts and collectors, but it means certain watches that we launch, we know won't really resonate with collectors.
Nicholas Bowman-ScargillGUEST
42:52
With the Hodinkee crowd
Chris WoodsHOST
0:42
He's the co-founder of Hook & Albert, a premium men's accessories brand that grew to more than $90 million in lifetime retail sales before being acquired.
Chris WoodsHOST
0:50
And he's held senior leadership roles across marketing, sales, operations, and brand strategy, including his current role as Chief Marketing and Operations Officer at Hodinkee.
Chris WoodsHOST
1:00
But what makes Adam especially interesting for today's conversation isn't just what he's accomplished.
Chris WoodsHOST
1:05
It's the evolution of how he's accomplished it.

12 MINS LATER

Adam SchoenbergGUEST
12:54
Take a position, argue for it, own the outcome.
Adam SchoenbergGUEST
12:57
Nobody hands the keys to someone who's never driven.
Adam SchoenbergGUEST
13:00
For me, specifically when our business, Hodinkee, got acquired by the Watches of Switzerland group, here we were being acquired by a publicly traded company with 500 to 1,000 employees and multiple CEOs and levels and domestic versus international leadership.
Adam SchoenbergGUEST
13:18
And if I disagreed with something that fundamentally felt wrong, I wasn't just agreeing for the sake of agreeing.
Vjeko MiloradovicGUEST
2:35
You were the first one to... utilize the platform the internet and uh you know uh create some kind of a chronological what we call it today dictionary i mean i go back i i go to a blog to watch sometimes and i just type in the model of the watch and then you know all this stuff comes up and it's gonna 10 years old 12 years old 14 years old so i can go back and it's gonna our finding for me exactly archives so um I think you just need to own it and kind of be proud of it.
Vjeko MiloradovicGUEST
3:10
I mean, I'm sure you are, but there is not really many other, you know, today, what is it, a blog to watch and Houdinki is really kind of that everybody's talking about.
Vjeko MiloradovicGUEST
3:22
And I think for the longest time was like that.
Vjeko MiloradovicGUEST
3:25
And, you know, it's very interesting because you kind of were the first one to break the ice, I think, you don't kind of need like 15 bloggers to blog about the same thing.
Griffin BartschHOST
2:48
... it's available in gold tone and stainless steel.
Griffin BartschHOST
2:52
And, uh, you can read my reporting on it on Hodinkee, but they sent them both over.
Griffin BartschHOST
2:59
I, uh, I reviewed them as they s- are sold.
Griffin BartschHOST
3:04
Uh, and then I figured out with a slightly tricky, finicky strap system-

7 MINS LATER

Griffin BartschHOST
9:41
Um, I dipped in for, uh, some panels that some of my colleagues were participating in.
Devin PennypackerHOST
9:47
Mm-hmm.
Griffin BartschHOST
9:48
Uh, you know, m- Malaika Crawford, uh, runs Hodinkee Magazine, was, uh, participating in a panel about icon- about iconic watches, uh, that was ludicrously entertaining in large part because, uh, William Masseno was on the, was on the panel and has very clear thoughts about what watches are, are icons and which are not, uh, and had no issue sharing them with the room.
Griffin BartschHOST
10:15
Uh, Tan Tan and Mark had a longer con- had a long conversation about value in watchmaking, um, and value at all levels.
Max BraunHOST
13:35
Perfect.
Max BraunHOST
13:36
So guys, I went back and read the article that Hodinkee wrote about you guys back in May of this year.
Max BraunHOST
13:43
And I recall that you guys talked about building a machine for Geneva striping.
Max BraunHOST
13:49
And I'm very curious to hear how that's going.

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