In-Depth With Jack Forster (HODINKEE Editor-In-Chief)
About this episode
Our editor-in-chief talks about the winding road to becoming a watch journalist, his early days in New York City, and the pocket watch that changed his life.
Show Notes
(10:41) Bright Lights, Big City
(31:00) 1940s Omega Chronomètre Reference 2364 With Caliber 30T2RG
(31:40) Talking Watches With Roger Smith
(32:10) Hamilton 950E Railroad Pocket Watch
(33:30) The First “Freak” By Ulysse Nardin
(36:40) Talking Watches With Wei Koh
(1:04:07) HODINKEE Radio With Ini Archibong
(1:05:36) The Surprisingly Not Totally Boring Search For Who Invented The Spring Bar
(1:05:40) A Seventy-Five Dollar Watch That Looks Like A Million Bucks
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