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What do custom knives and watches have in common? More than you might think!

This week, we're joined by Laurent Doussot, founder of Doussot Watches, a Canadian microbrand bringing decades of creativity, craftsmanship, and design experience into the watch world.

After meeting Laurent at the Toronto Timepiece Show and getting his watches on our wrists, we knew we had to hear more of his story.

We talk about his 20+ years making custom knives, his journey into watch design, the incredible attention to detail behind the Doussot Onami collection, and the challenges of bringing a new watch brand to life.

From 3D printing prototypes to Kickstarter challenges, unique case designs, and the importance of staying true to your vision, Laurent shares what goes into creating something that's truly your own.

And, as always, we get a few laughs in along the way!

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A huge thank you to Laurent for joining us and sharing his story. It's conversations like these that remind us why we love the watch community so much.

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A week later, and we’re still not over the Toronto Timepiece Show.This week, we sit down and talk about some of the watches, brands and people that made the weekend so memorable — from incredible independent watchmaking and six-figure pieces that left us speechless, to brands we discovered for the first time and watches we haven’t stopped thinking about since.We also take you back onto the show floor with conversations from Mad Hudson, Warden Watch Studio and Elliot Brown, plus plenty of stories from a weekend surrounded by some of our favorite people in the watch community.J.N. Shapiro. Grönefeld. Bradley Taylor. Mad Hudson. Micromilspec. Maurice Lacroix. Christopher Ward. Makoto. And plenty more.Some watches impressed us. Some surprised us. A few nearly came home with us.And apparently, sometimes a watch is just… really fucking nice.What watch or brand would YOU have wanted to see in person?Like, subscribe and join the Watchers every week for more watch talk, reviews, interviews and whatever else Alex and Jordan get themselves into.

We survived the Toronto Timepiece Show… and what a weekend it was.

After three packed days of watches, interviews, new friends, old friends, countless steps and very little sleep, Alex, Jordan and Rich sat down Sunday night to wrap up an experience we won’t soon forget.

This isn’t a full breakdown of everything we saw at the show. It’s three tired watch nerds, still buzzing from the weekend, talking about the people, watches and moments that stood out.

We talk about Rich’s first-ever watch show, a few new watch alerts, brands that impressed us, some incredible conversations, and just how special the watch community can be when you get everyone together in one place.

Most of all, this episode is our chance to say thank you — to Jason Hutton and the entire Toronto Timepiece Show team, all the brands and creators, our friends in the community, and everyone who stopped to say hello and talk watches with us.
We went to Toronto to cover a watch show.

We came home with memories, new friendships, a few new watches… and a lot more stories to tell.

What a weekend. ❤️⌚

One brand. Three watches. No budget. What could possibly go wrong?

This week, Alex and Jordan go head-to-head in the Three Watch Challenge, each choosing one brand and building their ultimate three-watch collection.

Alex goes with Zenith, while Jordan takes Glashütte Original — and with no budget to keep things remotely sensible, things escalate quickly. Divers, chronographs, tourbillons and some seriously ridiculous watches make the cut.

Rich is back with another round of Nitpicks, we talk about the upcoming Toronto Timepiece Show, and take a look at a surprising new Rolex that definitely got our attention.

But the big question is: Who built the better three-watch collection — Alex or Jordan?

Check out the episode and let us know who gets your vote!

The Toronto Timepiece Show is going BIG — and Jason Hutton is back to tell us what’s in store for this year’s show.

With 90+ exhibitors expected in Toronto, Jason gives us a look at how much the show has grown, the new Artisanal Lounge, some of the incredible brands and independent watchmakers attending, and even a tease about a new Grönefeld release that will be shown publicly at the show.

We also talk about the success of the first Montreal Timepiece Show, the growth of the Canadian watch community, what it actually takes behind the scenes to put these shows together, and Jason’s vision for Timepiece World Journal.

But before Jason joins us… Smartwatch Dick is BACK.

Rich has been keeping notes while he’s been away, which means Alex and Jordan have some explaining to do. And this time he’s not stopping with us — Jonny from Walker & Crown managed to get himself on Rich’s radar after making the mistake of talking about smartwatches on our last episode. 😂

We’ll be at the Toronto Timepiece Show September 26 & 27 and can’t wait to meet more of you in person.

Toronto Timepiece Show: https://www.timepieceshow.com/
Timepiece World: https://www.timepieceworld.com/
Walker & Crown: https://walkerandcrown.com/
Shipwrecked Watch Company: https://www.shipwreckedwatchcompany.com/

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