Episode 119. Weird watches.

Episode 119 of the Form and Function podcast, hosted by Form and Function Podcast, titled "Episode 119. Weird watches. " was published on January 23, 2026 and runs 61 minutes.

January 23, 2026 ·61m · Form and Function

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Ken and James pick a few of their favourite weird-ass watches. ...WristcheckKen - Casio Finger RingJames - Seiko SNE569 .MentionedBaltic Aquascaphe 37mm grey diverHawkrigger strapsHGP Mecaquartz ChronoArmytek C2 Wizard ProOxtools Watches Frog 300LaVenture Marine Type IIIIkepod SeaslugHalios PuckRessence Type 9Seiko Ninja Stealth watchOmega PloprofNomos Worldtimer.HomeworkKen - 007 Road to a Million. James - Tactile Turn. Kohezi. Mukama

Episode Description

Ken and James pick a few of their favourite weird-ass watches.

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Wristcheck

Ken - Casio Finger Ring

James - Seiko SNE569

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Mentioned

Baltic Aquascaphe 37mm grey diver

Hawkrigger straps

HGP Mecaquartz Chrono

Armytek C2 Wizard Pro

Oxtools Watches Frog 300

LaVenture Marine Type III

Ressence Type 9

Seiko Ninja Stealth watch

Nomos Worldtimer

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Homework

Ken - 007 Road to a Million.

James - Tactile Turn. Kohezi. Mukama

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