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This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Ariel, David, and Ripley are holding down the fort as Rick is off handling VIP (Very Important Panerai) business. Maybe. We think. OK, we're just assuming. The team begins the show with talk of G-Shock's seeming pause on its focus to develop NEW features, instead recycling the same features throughout the brand's various price points. Ariel asks David and Ripley about their hunger for data that their watches can give them: “Aren’t you data-hungry?” The guys explore the significance of thematic watches and delve into the appeal of ceramic watches while the rest of us likely suffer from “ceramic ignorance,” AKA ceramignorance (say that three times fast). Join this week’s conversation as we discuss the evolution of the Tag Heuer Monaco, the introduction of new technologies in brands like Certina, and why you should potentially prepare for a watch tan line competition, coming soon to a podcast near you!
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