Episode 125. British Watchmakers Day.

Episode 125 of the Form and Function podcast, hosted by Form and Function Podcast, titled "Episode 125. British Watchmakers Day." was published on March 13, 2026 and runs 70 minutes.

March 13, 2026 ·70m · Form and Function

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Ken and James chit-chat about the recent British Watchmakers Day in London, but are also joined for a riverside recording by the wonderful Chris and Iman from the Tale of Two Wristies podcast, and another surprise guest...WristcheckKen - Arken AlterumJames - Longines Legend Diver 36Iman - Tudor BB58 BronzeChris - Cartier RondeTom - Arken Instrumentum.MentionedWatch GeckoMad Watch CollectorHanhart Ti Desert PilotClemence WatchesAbinger WatchesArken Alterum Green/Grey DialNomadic WatchesFarerHenry Catchpole - HaggertyTom PlaceWorn and WoundMarks WatchesWhatwatchwhere - AllieTime & Blocks Bamford carbon blackPaulin MaraElliot Brown watchesSher WatchesOraOrea Watches

Episode Description

Ken and James chit-chat about the recent British Watchmakers Day in London, but are also joined for a riverside recording by the wonderful Chris and Iman from the Tale of Two Wristies podcast, and another surprise guest.

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Wristcheck

Ken - Arken Alterum

James - Longines Legend Diver 36

Iman - Tudor BB58 Bronze

Chris - Cartier Ronde

Tom - Arken Instrumentum

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Mentioned

Mad Watch Collector

Hanhart Ti Desert Pilot

Clemence Watches

Abinger Watches

Arken Alterum Green/Grey Dial

Nomadic Watches

Henry Catchpole - Haggerty

Whatwatchwhere - Allie

Bamford carbon black

Elliot Brown watches

OraOrea Watches

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