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Dr Richard Harris. Cave Diver. Hero. Australian of the Year.

Release Date: 06/25/2020

Worn & Wound’s Zach Kazan on American-made watches

OT: The Podcast

This week, we continue our Zach-attack with Zach Kazan, the Managing Editor of Worn & Wound. We talk to Zach about some of the watches that have been getting his attention this year, and why American-made watches seem to be on the up. We also dive into Zach’s other love — cinema — and finally answer the eternal question ‘Nic Cage, good or bad?’ as well as his Letterboxd top four on-screen watch moments. Before that, Andy recounts his time at Goodwood. This week’s episode is sponsored by . Check them out here, and follow their . (1:30) (2:33) (4:10) (6:31) (10:20)...

IWC and F1, D1 Milano and a watch for Dungeons & Dragons

OT: The Podcast

This week, Andy and Felix catch up on a busy few weeks as well as some watch-shaped deliveries that have made their way to the OT office. But first, Felix (literally and figuratively) puts on his film reviewer hat to talk about the F1 movie, and the many IWCs that can be spotted in it. Then, a brief chat about travel and Roger Dubuis, before we dive into the mailbag and come up with a beautiful bespoke strap from anOrdain, some good, honest fun from D1 Milano and the Timestop D-20, a dice-rolling watch made for the Dungeons & Dragons aficionados on the go. This week’s episode...

Zach Piña on Adventure and Photography, plus the new Baume & Mercier Clifton

OT: The Podcast

Unlike the vast majority of people working in the “watch media’ today’s guest, Zach Piña lives the daring life of adventure that you see in glossy watch advertisements. This is because Zach is one of the people responsible for creating these advertisements. We talk to Zach about diving under waves, racing classic cars in the desert and taking to the skies in pursuit of the perfect shot. We also chatted about his history in watches, why the Golden Eye pause menu was a core memory, and which industry figure would make a great Bond villain. Before that, we talk about why the Baume...

Baume & Mercier CEO Michael Guenoun explaining the brand’s latest releases

OT: The Podcast

One of the real surprises for us at Watches & Wonders was the Baume & Mercier. We’ll check out the solid updates to the Clifton collection this week, but today, we’ve got Andy chatting with Baume & Mercier CEO Michael Guenoun, a Richemont veteran who stepped into the role less than a year ago. From strong updates to core lines like the Riviera and the Clifton, through to 190 years of history, Andy gets the inside scoop on everything B&M. This week’s episode has been sponsored by Baume & Mercier. Check out their 2025 collection . (2:17) (4:22) (5:45) ...

IWC’s Chief Design Officer, Christian Knoop, on updating the Ingenieur in 2025

OT: The Podcast

Christian Knoop is one of our favourite IWC people to speak to, and this week, we flashback to Geneva when Andy caught up with the talented Chief Design Officer to get the inside story on how the brand managed to sensitively add new sizes and complications — not to mention materials — to its popular Ingenieur while staying true to the values of the brand and the integrity of the watch. Before that, Felix and Andy pondered why the watches we forget about are sometimes the best and why the latest MB&F is so surprising. This week’s episode is sponsored by . Check them out here,...

IWC’s Chief Design Officer, Christian Knoop, on updating the Ingenieur in 2025

OT: The Podcast

IWC Museum Curator David Seyffer on the hidden history of the Ingenieur

OT: The Podcast

Continuing our exploration of IWC’s 2025 collection this week, Felix chats to IWC Museum Curator David Seyffer, a walking encyclopaedia of IWC history, who gives us a lesson on some of the lesser-known Ingenieur models which provide a precedent for the new materials and complications added to the collection this year. He also offers some insight into how generational shifts lead to changing tastes among watch collectors and the brand’s legacy of purpose-built instruments. Before this, Andy and Felix chat about Crocs and G-Shock, among other things. This week’s episode is sponsored...

IWC’s CEO Chris Grainger on F1 and Brad Pitt’s custom Ingenieur

OT: The Podcast

This week, Andy sits down with IWC CEO (and OT: regular) Chris Grainger to chat about what IWC is up to in 2025. From in-depth discussion of the latest novelties and the rationale behind IWC’s Hollywood placement strategy, this is a chat that you don’t want to miss. We even find out how Brad Pitt’s custom Ingenieur ended up becoming a reality. Before that, Felix and Andy chat about buried treasure, celebrity cats and Cartier’s fresh new Melbourne look. This week’s episode is sponsored by . Check them out here, and follow their . (1:12) (1:30) (6:00) (7:40) Chris...

Pierre Rainero, Cartier’s Image, Style & Heritage Director explains the Tank à Guichets

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Pierre Rainero is one of OT:’s favourite repeat guests. Rainero is Cartier’s Image, Style & Heritage Director, and we couldn’t think of a more perfect person for the role. We took the opportunity to dig into the details of the 2025 collection with Pierre in Geneva, and his insights into the Tank à Guichets and what is involved in scaling up the Tank Louis Cartier cannot be missed. Find out more about Cartier’s 2025 collection at Like watches? Join our . How to follow us: Instagram: Facebook: Follow hosts: @ + @ on Instagram. Send us an email: If you liked...

Our thoughts on the Rolex and Tudor 2025 releases, and more

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In what we promise is our last formal ‘Watches & Wonders 2025’ episode, we cover some of the big players that needed some more chat, namely Rolex and Tudor — as well as a bit more love for Cartier’s Tank à Guichets. Andy runs through his picks of Rolex (including his only gripe with the Land-Dweller), and Felix opts for a surprise favourite from Tudor. Oh, and a little bit of macroeconomic tariff chat. Find out more about Cartier’s 2025 collection at 2:00 Cartier Tank à Guichets 10:30 Rolex Land-Dweller 18:15 New colours for the Rolex Oyster Perpetual 19:38 The Rolex...

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Two years ago Dr Richard Harris dived into a cave in Thailand and came back a hero. That cave - of course - was part of the Tham Luang cave system, and 4 kilometres deep in it were trapped a football team of 12 young men and one of their coaches. The caves had flooded, and incoming monsoonal rain meant they had to get out of the submerged cave system quickly. As this crisis emerged the list of people with the relevant skills to put in place a rescue became very short, and at the top of it was Richard Harris. An experienced cave diver and anesthetist he had a unique skillset, well suited the incredibly complex rescue situation. We talk to Richard about just how unlikely a success the Tham Luang rescue was, and how it changed his life. We also talk about his other cave diving exploits, the importance of gear to a diver and his Bremont S2000.

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