Time to Unwind Podcast Ep #8 - Geneva Watch Days Confirmed & Recommendations!
 

Time to Unwind Podcast Ep #8 - Geneva Watch Days Confirmed & Recommendations!

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Tim Vaux

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Tim Vaux

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Podcast Watch News

We ask, is a watch show really going to happen this year?

Apart from the online Watches and Wonders show it’s been a few months of silence on the watch event news front. However, it was recently confirmed that Geneva Watch Days has approval and is going ahead at the end of August. We sat down to chat about this news as well as recommending some interesting stuff that has caught our eye recently.

Sit back and enjoy!

Show notes:

Watches and Wonders
Geneva Watch Days
Example of German watch show, Munichtime

MCH (the group behind Baselworld) quoted losses:

“In the last three years, it has reported losses amounting to CHF310 million (about $320 million), and faces enormous losses this year due to canceled shows.” HODINKEE

F1 Drive To Survive

C'était un rendez-vous original 1976
Charles LeClarc Le Grand Rendez - Vous

Tudor P01 by @misterenthusiast

Tudor P01 Black Bay

H Moser x MB&F

The Mach Loop

The Green Ferrari that we all loved apart from Jon!

F1 driver signed Ferrari Image Credit: Anthony Peacock

F1 driver signed Ferrari Image Credit: Anthony Peacock

Ferrari 250 GTO in blue

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Tim Vaux

About the Author: Tim Vaux

I don't think I can remember a time in my life when watches weren't in my life. I've been writing about watches online for a handful of years now, enjoying every moment of it. I'm passionate about experiencing the world of watches and translating those experiences via articles and images for the wider audience to consume.

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