Apr 1, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 12 segments
In this solo episode, Kaz shares an honest look into his current watch collection, how his lifestyle influences his choices, and what new watches are on his radar for the year. Key Topics: \- Kaz’s…
I'm looking at my notes because I have, I think, 10 watches here.
And I don't know.
I don't remember every single thing about these watches.
There is also a really funny surprise about one of the watches in this collection that I'm a little embarrassed by.
But I will tell everyone when we get there.
What do I wear the most and what do I wear the least? What I wear the most these days is honestly this.
I can't really see it.
My lighting sucks in here.
I'm trying to work on that.
But I am starting with my Grand Seiko SBGV233.
This is a JDM titanium Grand Seiko piece.
It is quartz.
It is the 9F82 quartz.
So a bit of an older 9F movement.
um case dimensions on here they're they're they're dialed in very nicely for for my particular wrist size so that's something i want to share also you're going to see a lot of different uh sized watches as we go through this but uh but there's a lot of methodology to the madness here and that kind of speaks a little bit of the journey that i've been going through my wrist size generally tends to hover around um 6.75 inches so 6.75 inches in uh you know wrist girthiness in diameter uh they're on my wrist so under seven inches not as low as like 6.5 inches so for my particular wrist anywhere in that 38 to 40 uh range is a great sweet spot i will have watches on here that are not in that sweet spot which we'll talk about but it's 40 millimeters uh in diameter it is 46 millimeters lug to lug and by lug to lug That's this, come on now.
That's this measurement right here.
And it is a very fantastic 10 millimeters thick.
This watch, you know, it's really hard to see because my lighting is just so doggone crummy.
It looks black.
This watch is teal.
I did a review of this particular watch.
I love it.
Owning a Grand Seiko has been a grail bucket list item for me.
I'm looking at my notes because I have, I think, 10 watches here.
And I don't know.
I don't remember every single thing about these watches.
There is also a really funny surprise about one of the watches in this collection that I'm a little embarrassed by.
But I will tell everyone when we get there.
What do I wear the most and what do I wear the least? What I wear the most these days is honestly this.
I can't really see it.
My lighting sucks in here.
I'm trying to work on that.
But I am starting with my Grand Seiko SBGV233.
This is a JDM titanium Grand Seiko piece.
It is quartz.
It is the 9F82 quartz.
So a bit of an older 9F movement.
um case dimensions on here they're they're they're dialed in very nicely for for my particular wrist size so that's something i want to share also you're going to see a lot of different uh sized watches as we go through this but uh but there's a lot of methodology to the madness here and that kind of speaks a little bit of the journey that i've been going through my wrist size generally tends to hover around um 6.75 inches so 6.75 inches in uh you know wrist girthiness in diameter uh they're on my wrist so under seven inches not as low as like 6.5 inches so for my particular wrist anywhere in that 38 to 40 uh range is a great sweet spot i will have watches on here that are not in that sweet spot which we'll talk about but it's 40 millimeters uh in diameter it is 46 millimeters lug to lug and by lug to lug That's this, come on now.
That's this measurement right here.
And it is a very fantastic 10 millimeters thick.
This watch, you know, it's really hard to see because my lighting is just so doggone crummy.
It looks black.
This watch is teal.
I did a review of this particular watch.
I love it.
Owning a Grand Seiko has been a grail bucket list item for me.
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