by Lonely Wrist
<p>Lonely Wrist dives deep into the intricate world of watches, unearthing the stories, craft, and passion behind every ticking piece. From timeless classics to modern marvels, this podcast winds through the history, mechanics, and cultural significance of timepieces. Whether you're an avid horologist or just someone who admires the beauty of a well-crafted watch, Lonely Wrist offers a unique perspective, uniting enthusiasts and curious minds. Join us every episode as we explore the art of watchmaking, discuss the latest trends, and interview watch industry experts, all while appreciating the silent yet profound voice of every watch's lonely wrist.</p>
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April 15, 2025
Beneath the surface of every iconic watch brand lies a philosophy that defines its approach to design, value, and market positioning. For Doxa, that philosophy remains refreshingly clear: stay true to your origins, deliver exceptional value, and never compromise on functionality. In this candid conversation with Doxa CEO Jan Edöcs, we explore how this historic Swiss brand has navigated its remarkable resurgence since 2019. While many luxury watchmakers chase trends or continually expand into...
April 1, 2025
Discover the rich tapestry of history, innovation, and family legacy as Andreas Leibundgut from Delma Watches takes us through a century of watchmaking excellence. We unwrap the pivotal 1960s era when Andreas's grandfather ushered Delma into the exhilarating world of sports and dive watches, laying the foundation for the brand's current identity. Andreas shares fascinating insights into his family's unwavering dedication to maintaining Delma's independence and agility, enabling them to pivot ...
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Join us for a captivating exploration into the resurgence of traditional alarm clocks with our distinguished guest, Lisen from Båge & Söner. Aiming to transform bedrooms into tech-free sanctuaries, Lisen shares her journey of creating these nostalgic timepieces. Inspired by travel memories and driven by a desire to eliminate digital screens, she embarked on a two-year venture with watch expert Federico Casado, culminating in a product that promises gentle awakenings over jarring smartphon...
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