TALK by Time to Watches

🎙 Communautés – Les initiatives qui font vivre la passion horlogère aujourd’hui (FR)Invités: Lucas Weber (Initium) Coralie & Kealan (Coffee Up)Animé par : Manon KolodziejczykEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2026, Villa Sarasin - Lodge, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, vous est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Enregistré à Genève lors de Time to Watches 2026, Manon Kolodziejczyk accueille Lucas Weber, Directeur des Opérations chez Initium, ainsi que Coralie et Kealan, fondateurs de Coffee Up Genève, pour une conversation autour des nouvelles dynamiques communautaires dans l’horlogerie.Au cours de cet échange, les intervenants explorent comment la passion horlogère se transmet, évolue et se réinvente à travers des lieux, des expériences et des interactions humaines. La discussion met en lumière Coffee Up Genève, un espace devenu un véritable point de rencontre pour passionnés, collectionneurs et professionnels, ainsi qu’Initium, qui propose uneexpérience immersive permettant à chacun d’assembler sa propre montre et de créer un lien unique avec l’objet. L’épisode aborde notamment le rôle des communautés dans l’horlogerie contemporaine, l’importance du partage et de la transmission entre générations, ainsi que l’émergence d’initiatives qui rendent cet univers plus accessible et moins intimidant. Les invités partagent également leurs expériences respectives, les défis liés à la création de tels lieux et concepts, ainsi que leur vision de l’avenir de l’horlogerie, portée par l’humain, l’émotion et la rencontre.Liens:Initium: https://initium.swiss/Coffee Up: https://www.instagram.com/coffee.up.ge/🎧 Durée de l’épisode: 29 min💬 Langue: Français📢 Presenté par: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ White Star Watch – Brand Revival, Historical Models and First Public PresentationGuest: Cédric Pierre Berruex – White Star WatchHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Cédric Pierre Berruex from White Star Watch for a conversation about the brand’s history, its revival and the watches presented at the event.During the discussion, Cédric explains that White Star Watch was originally founded in 1895 by Henry Wise and remained a family-run company for four generations until the end of the 1970s, when production stopped due to the quartz crisis. He explains that he took over the brand two years ago after spending around thirty years in the watch industry, including experience with Swatch Group and Richemont.The conversation covers White Star Watch’s first public exhibition at Time to Watches, the feedback received from visitors, and the brand’s objectives in terms of visibility, distribution, partnerships and future development.Cédric presents the brand’s approach of revisiting historical models from the 20th century, starting with designs inspired by the early 1950s. He describes several models shown at the event, including a graphic model with seven complications, a neo-gothic moonphase model, and a unigraphic model featuring luminous star details.The episode also includes discussion of movement development, finishing choices, price positioning, and the importance of seeing the watches in person.🎧 Duration: 13 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Tsar Bomba – Interchangeable Design, Collections and Market ExpansionGuests: Mark & Paul – Tsar BombaHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Rob Nudds and Alon Ben Joseph welcome Mark and Paul from Tsar Bomba for a conversation focused on the brand’s collections, interchangeable watch system and international development.During the discussion, the guests present the Atomic collection and explain the brand’s interchangeable concept, which allows users to change bezels, straps, crowns and buckles. They describe how the system works, including water resistance, crown mechanism and ease of use.The conversation covers Tsar Bomba’s different collections, including Elemental, Atomic, Neutron, Reactor and Dark Matter, as well as the brand’s price positioning and movement choices. Mark and Paul explain the introduction of the Dark Matter collection and the launch timing.They also discuss Tsar Bomba’s distribution strategy, with references to the Caribbean, travel retail, Mexico and Latin America. The episode includes discussion of monobrand boutique development, market entry strategy and brand visibility.The conversation touches on brand ambassadorship, novelties presented at Time to Watches 2025, including ceramic and carbon fibre editions, and the role of industry events in meeting retailers, distributors and collectors.🎧 Duration: 18 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Sydel & Sydel – Retail Perspective, Independent Brands and Industry EventsGuest: Jonathan Sydel – Sydel & SydelHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Jonathan Sydel from Sydel & Sydel, a family-owned and family-run jewelry and watch retailer based in Chicago, USA.During the discussion, Jonathan presents the structure of the family business, explaining that he and his sister run the company, with a division between watches and jewelry, and that all jewelry is produced in-house in Chicago. He shares his approach to watch retail, focusing on independent manufacturers across different price segments.The conversation covers Jonathan’s experience at Time to Watches, his view on the importance of attending industry events in person, and the value of face-to-face meetings with brands, collectors and industry peers. He discusses how such events allow retailers to assess the overall pulse of the watch industry and identify new brands and projects.Jonathan also shares his perspective on brand selection, long-term relationship building, and the role of patience in developing independent watch brands within a retail environment.🎧 Duration: 10 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Pragma – Case Construction, Transparency and Independent WatchmakingGuest: Christophe Wegener – Pragma WatchesHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Christophe Wegener from Pragma Watches for a conversation focused on the brand’s first collection and its approach to independent watchmaking.During the discussion, Christophe explains that Pragma is a young brand founded with his partner Kai, combining watchmaking and design. He outlines the brand’s core values, including full traceability and transparency, 100% Swiss Made production, and the use of recycled materials such as solar-refined steel and recycled titanium.The conversation covers the multi-component case construction, the dial layout with disc-based seconds and date display, movement finishing, materials used, pricing, and possible future developments.The episode also touches on Pragma’s presence at Time to Watches, its objectives in meeting retailers, press and collectors, and the importance of presenting the brand directly to the public.🎧 Duration: 13 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Point Tec – Zeppelin, Bauhaus and Ruhla: Three Brands, One Family CompanyGuest: Nathalie Birk – Point TecHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Rob Nudds and Alon Ben Joseph welcome Nathalie Birk from Point Tec for a conversation about the company’s three brands: Zeppelin, Bauhaus and Ruhla.During the discussion, Nathalie explains how Zeppelin was launched in 2002, how the company later took over a production facility in Ruhla, and how the Bauhaus brand was developed following the acquisition of a Bauhaus-designed building. She also explains the revival of the Ruhla brand and how all three brands are managed by the same family-owned company, with headquarters in Munich and production and after-sales based in Ruhla.The conversation also covers the design identity of each brand, their price positioning, the movements used, and the novelties presented at Time to Watches 2025. Nathalie discusses the company’s distribution focus in Europe and the role of Time to Watches in supporting international development.🎧 Duration: 14 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Paulin & AnOrdain – Enamelling, Design Collaboration and Independent WatchmakingGuests: Lewis Heath – AnOrdainLucy Kapetanovic – PaulinHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Lewis Heath from AnOrdain and Lucy Kapetanovic from Paulin for a joint conversation about their shared structure and independent watchmaking approach.During the discussion, Lewis explains that Paulin became a sister brand to AnOrdain and that both brands share the same building, design team, watchmakers and customer care in Glasgow. He describes AnOrdain’s focus on enamelling and the techniques used in production.Lucy explains her role at Paulin and describes the brand’s product range, pricing and distribution approach. The conversation also touches on studio visits, retail presence and participation in international events.🎧 Duration: 23 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Milus – Snow Star Collection, Military History and Brand EvolutionGuest: Katia Tissot – MilusHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Katia Tissot from Milus for a conversation focused on the Snow Star collection, the brand’s history and its current development.During the discussion, Katia presents the Snow Star collection and explains that it is inspired by a life bartering kit procured by the American Army for pilots during the Pacific War in the 1940s. She describes how the original kit included a Milus watch and several gold items intended to be used for bartering in case of a forced landing.Katia explains that Milus only became aware of this historical use in the 1980s, when documents were declassified and remaining kits were auctioned. She notes that the watch was considered valuable enough to be exchanged for essential goods.The episode covers the Midway Special Editions of the Snow Star collection, which include the watch and a Swiss-made knife produced by Suiza. Katia explains the reference to the Battle of Midway and describes the contents and format of the kits.Katia also retraces the history of Milus, founded in 1919 by the Junod family in Biel/Bienne, its development over several generations, and later ownership changes. She explains that the brand returned to Swiss ownership in 2017, which led to a review of the archives and the development of historically inspired collections.The conversation also addresses Milus’ distribution approach, including e-commerce and retail presence, with references to markets such as the United States, Germany, France, Italy, India and Asia. Katia mentions additional collections, including the Archimèdes diver line, as well as ongoing development of future models.🎧 Duration: 14 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Genius Watches – Design Disruption, Accessibility and a New Creative PathGuest: Pascal Michel – Genius WatchesHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Rob Nudds and Alon Ben Joseph welcome Pascal Michel from Genius Watches for an open and enthusiastic conversation about design, accessibility and the ambition to build a new kind of watch brand.During the discussion, Pascal explains the origins of Genius Watches and the brand’s desire to take an international path from the outset. He shares the vision behind creating unisex watches available in two sizes, combining accessibility, bold design and a wide range of colours, while keeping prices within an approachable range.The conversation explores Genius Watches’ disruptive design approach, including the development of an asymmetrical case inspired by iconic watch design references. Pascal explains how the brand embraces quartz and automatic movements, highlighting the advantages of quartz in terms of thinness, durability and long battery life, while addressing both men’s and women’s expectations in the watch market.A significant part of the exchange focuses on the use of lab-grown diamonds, chosen for ethical, ecological and creative reasons. Pascal discusses how this choice allows greater design freedom while maintaining affordability, particularly for watches aimed at female collectors.The episode also touches on the brand’s digital strategy, its presence on social media platforms, and the importance of combining online visibility with physical retail partnerships. Pascal reflects on the role of Time to Watches as a key platform for meeting retailers, distributors, journalists and collectors, and for supporting the brand’s international expansion.A lively and insightful conversation about creative freedom, disruptive design, accessibility and the balance between digital growth and human connection in contemporary watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 17 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Exaequo – Surrealist Watchmaking, Artistic Heritage and the Revival of an IconGuest: Chris Zocchi – ExaequoHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Chris Zocchi from Exaequo for an open conversation about the brand’s history, artistic identity and recent revival.During the discussion, Chris retraces the origins of Exaequo, a Geneva-based brand founded in the 1980s and known for its distinctive “melting watch” design inspired by surrealism. He explains the meaning behind the brand name, derived from Latin and expressing the idea of equal value between tradition and artistic expression.The conversation explores the early success of Exaequo, its presence at Baselworld in the late 1980s and its cultural impact, including associations with well-known public figures and artistic references. Chris also shares how the brand later disappeared before being relaunched one year ago, starting from its most iconic model.Further discussion focuses on the current collection, including the revival of the classic melting watch, the introduction of new interpretations inspired by historical sketches, and the development of more complex artistic pieces. Chris details the creative process, case construction, materials and the balance between artistic expression, wearability and modern production standards.The episode also highlights Exaequo’s presence at Time to Watches, the importance of meeting collectors, retailers and distributors in person, and the brand’s approach to combining e-commerce with physical retail. Emphasis is placed on community, shared passion and human relationships as key elements of the brand’s development.A rich and enthusiastic conversation about surrealist watchmaking, artistic heritage, brand revival and the human side of independent horology.🎧 Duration: 15 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ WOLF – Family Business, Brand Evolution and Long-Term PerspectiveGuest: Simon Wolf – WOLFHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Simon Wolf for an in-depth conversation about WOLF, a family-owned company founded in 1834.Throughout the discussion, Simon reflects on the history of the business, its evolution across generations and the responsibilities that come with leading a long-standing family company. He shares insights into branding, product philosophy, company culture and the importance of staying focused on quality, people and long-term vision.Rather than focusing on specific products, the exchange explores themes of heritage, brand identity and adaptation within a changing industry, offering a clear and authentic perspective on how WOLF continues to evolve while remaining true to its roots.🎧 Duration: 20 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Vulcain – Personal Journey, Brand Experience and Industry PerspectiveGuest: Jennifer Sanvenancio Gorris – VulcainHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Jennifer Sanvenancio Gorris from Vulcain for an open and personal conversation about her journey into watchmaking and her role within the brand.During the discussion, Jennifer shares her background, her path to Switzerland and how her passion for watches led her to join Vulcain. She reflects on working within a growing watch brand, the importance of versatility, and the opportunity to remain closely connected to both products and people.The conversation also touches on Vulcain’s presence at Time to Watches, the value of international events, and the balance between professional travel and personal life. Rather than focusing on specific technical details or products, the exchange remains centred on human experience, learning, and personal development within the watch industry.A sincere and engaging discussion offering insight into life inside an independent watch brand and the human stories that shape contemporary watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 25 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ The Limited Edition – Retail Perspective, Independent Watchmaking and Industry EventsGuest: Pietro Tomajer – The Limited EditionHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded live at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Pietro Tomajer from The Limited Edition for an open and spontaneous conversation focused on independent watchmaking, retail perspective and the importance of physical industry events.During the discussion, Pietro shares his experience as a retailer working closely with independent brands and collectors. He reflects on the value of scouting new creations while remaining loyal to long-standing partners, and explains how fairs and gatherings allow meaningful human connections within the watch industry.The conversation also explores the role of events such as Time to Watches in creating accessible platforms for brands, collectors and media. Rather than focusing on individual products, the exchange remains centred on passion, discovery, relationships and the human dimension of watchmaking.A candid and thoughtful discussion offering insight into independent watch retail, industry dynamics and the importance of maintaining a human approach in a rapidly evolving watch landscape.🎧 Duration: 12 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ TAOS – Artistry, Craftsmanship and One-of-a-Kind WatchmakingGuest: Olivier Gaud – Co-Founder & CEO, TAOSHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Recorded live at Time to Watches 2025 in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Olivier Gaud, co-founder and CEO of TAOS, for an in-depth conversation about exceptional craftsmanship, artistic watchmaking and the philosophy behind creating unique timepieces.During the discussion, Olivier explains the origins of TAOS and its close collaboration with Atelier Olivier Vaucher, highlighting the atelier’s long-standing expertise and the ambition to fully express its artistic potential through the brand. He shares insights into the creative process, the importance of métiers d’art such as engraving and enamelling, and TAOS’ approach to producing strictly one-of-a-kind watches.The conversation also explores TAOS’ presence at Time to Watches, its selective distribution strategy, and the human relationships at the heart of the project — from collectors to trusted retail partners.A thoughtful and authentic exchange about craftsmanship, creativity and the value of human connection in contemporary independent watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 18 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch), main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Squale – Diving Watches, Industry Events and Independent Brand PerspectiveGuest: Andrea Maggi – SqualeHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Andrea Maggi from Squale for an open conversation about the brand’s presence at the event and its experience within the professional watchmaking environment.During the discussion, Andrea shares his perspective on participating in international watch fairs and explains the importance of location, accessibility and direct interaction with retailers, media and collectors. He reflects on the value of face-to-face meetings and the role of events such as Time to Watches in building long-term relationships within the industry.The conversation also touches on Squale’s focus on diving watches, functional design and consistency, as well as the challenges and opportunities faced by independent brands operating in multiple international markets. Rather than focusing on specific models or commercial figures, the exchange remains centred on brand approach, market presence and industry dynamics.A candid and spontaneous discussion offering insight into independent watchmaking, professional gatherings and the realities of operating a heritage-focused brand in today’s watch industry.🎧 Duration: 16 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Sinn – Professional Diving Watches, Engineering and PurposeGuest: Simone Richter – Sinn SpezialuhrenHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Simone Richter from Sinn Spezialuhren for a detailed conversation focused on professional dive watches, material innovation and functional design.During the discussion, Simone introduces a diving watch presented at the event and explains the brand’s long-standing approach to tool watches, emphasizing durability, engineering and real-world use. The conversation touches on the use of submarine steel, high water-resistance requirements and Sinn’s technical solutions developed for professional and demanding environments.Rather than focusing on marketing narratives, the exchange remains centred on purpose-driven watchmaking, functionality and the philosophy behind building reliable instruments for everyday and professional use.A technical and informative discussion offering insight into German engineering, professional dive watches and Sinn’s pragmatic approach to modern watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 18 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Reservoir – Independent Watchmaking, Creativity and Industry PerspectivesGuest: François Moreau – Reservoir Watch CompanyHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome François Moreau, CEO & Founder of Reservoir Watch Company, for an open and informal discussion about the brand, its presence at the event and its approach to independent watchmaking.During the conversation, François shares his perspective on the importance of watch fairs such as Time to Watches as professional B2B platforms, bringing together retailers, distributors, journalists and industry partners. He reflects on the value of presenting new developments in person and maintaining direct relationships within the watchmaking community.The exchange also touches on creativity, brand identity and the challenges faced by independent brands navigating today’s evolving market, without focusing on specific models, figures or commercial claims.A candid and spontaneous conversation offering insight into the realities of independent watchmaking and the role of industry gatherings in shaping long-term vision.🎧 Duration: 10 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Nivada Grenchen, Space One & Vulcain – Independent Brands, Heritage and Creative DirectionGuest: Guillaume LaidetHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Guillaume Laidet for an open and wide-ranging conversation covering his involvement across several independent watch brands, including Nivada Grenchen, Space One and Vulcain.During the discussion, Guillaume shares his perspective on managing multiple brands with distinct identities, balancing heritage with contemporary design and navigating the challenges of independent watchmaking. The exchange touches on creativity, distribution, collector engagement and the importance of remaining close to the community.Rather than focusing on individual products or commercial performance, the conversation explores broader themes such as long-term vision, brand legitimacy and the evolving expectations of today’s watch enthusiasts.A candid and insightful discussion about independence, creativity and the realities of building and sustaining watch brands in a changing industry.🎧 Duration: 24 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Marathon – Military Watches, Government Supply and Civilian ExpansionGuest: Harrison McCrindle – Marathon Watch CompanyHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Harrison McCrindle from Marathon Watch Company for an open conversation about the brand’s presence at the event and its long-standing relationship with professional and institutional clients.During the discussion, Harrison shares insights into Marathon’s background and explains how the brand has historically focused on supplying watches for professional use, before gradually expanding its presence toward civilian collectors and enthusiasts. He reflects on the importance of visibility, direct interaction and meeting collectors, retailers and industry peers at events such as Time to Watches.The exchange also touches on the practical design approach behind Marathon watches and the importance of functionality, durability and consistency over time. Rather than focusing on specific models or commercial figures, the conversation remains centred on use, purpose and the brand’s philosophy.A candid discussion about professional watchmaking, long-term relationships and the evolving connection between institutional heritage and civilian watch enthusiasts.🎧 Duration: 12 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ MING – Independent Watchmaking, Community and Creative DirectionGuest: Praneeth Rajsingh – MINGHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Praneeth Rajsingh from MING for an open conversation about independent watchmaking, creativity and brand identity.During the discussion, Praneeth shares his perspective on the philosophy behind MING and the importance of maintaining a clear creative vision while operating as an independent brand. The exchange touches on design choices, community engagement and the role of dialogue with collectors and enthusiasts.Rather than focusing on specific models or technical specifications, the conversation explores broader themes such as creative freedom, long-term thinking and the challenges of building a watch brand outside traditional industry structures.A thoughtful discussion about independence, community and the human dimension of contemporary watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 29 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ FHH – Spreading Watchmaking Culture and Connecting New GenerationsGuest: Pascal Ravessoud – Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH)Hosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Pascal Ravessoud, Vice President of the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH), for an in-depth conversation about watchmaking culture, education and community building.During the discussion, Pascal explains the mission of the FHH and its role in promoting knowledge, craftsmanship and understanding of fine watchmaking to a broad and diverse audience. He reflects on the evolution of the foundation in recent years and its renewed focus on engaging younger generations through culture, education and accessible content.The exchange highlights the importance of collaboration, transmission of skills and the human dimension behind watchmaking, emphasizing why mechanical watches continue to make sense in an increasingly digital and connected world.A thoughtful and passionate conversation about preserving watchmaking culture, fostering communities and ensuring that the values of horology remain relevant for future generations.🎧 Duration: 16 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ FEARS – Heritage, Revival and Building a Modern Watch BrandGuest: Nicholas Bowman-Scargill – FEARS Watch CompanyHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Nicholas Bowman-Scargill from FEARS Watch Company for an open and in-depth conversation about brand building, heritage and long-term vision.During the discussion, Nicholas shares his perspective on developing FEARS as a contemporary watch brand while remaining connected to its historical roots. He reflects on team growth, brand culture and the importance of creating a company that can evolve beyond a single individual.The exchange also touches on the role of events like Time to Watches in connecting with retailers, collectors and media, as well as the balance between storytelling, product quality and brand identity in modern watchmaking.A thoughtful and candid conversation about responsibility, continuity and the human side of building an independent watch brand.🎧 Duration: 18 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ ELKA Watch Co. – Design, Heritage and a Contemporary ApproachGuest: Hakim El Kadiri – ELKA Watch Co.Hosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Hakim El Kadiri, founder of ELKA Watch Co., for an open conversation about the brand’s identity and creative direction.During the discussion, Hakim shares his perspective on building ELKA Watch Co., touching on design inspiration, heritage references and the importance of clarity in brand positioning. The exchange focuses on the creative process, the role of design details and the desire to develop watches that balance historical influence with a contemporary aesthetic.Rather than centring on technical specifications or commercial performance, the conversation explores broader themes such as brand vision, creative intent and the challenges of shaping a coherent identity in today’s watch landscape.A thoughtful and grounded discussion about modern watchmaking, creativity and the long-term development of an independent brand.🎧 Duration: 15 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Chrono Cash & Monaco Watch Company – Retail, Content and the Modern Watch DealerGuest: Nico – Chrono Cash & Monaco Watch CompanyHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Nico from Chrono Cash and Monaco Watch Company for an open and spontaneous conversation about modern watch retail and the evolving role of the watch dealer.During the discussion, Nico shares his perspective on attending watch fairs to discover new brands, meet independent watchmakers and better understand current market dynamics. He reflects on how the profession has evolved, explaining why visibility, authenticity and direct engagement have become increasingly important in today’s watch industry.The exchange also touches on the balance between traditional retail, digital presence and personal connection with clients. Nico explains why passion, credibility and standing behind the products one sells remain essential values, regardless of changing market expectations.A candid and informal conversation about contemporary watch retail, content creation and the human side of the watch business.🎧 Duration: 10 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Christopher Ward – Growth, Innovation and a Direct-to-Consumer VisionGuests: Jörg Bader & Adrian Buchmann – Christopher WardHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded spontaneously at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph welcomes Jörg Bader and Adrian Buchmann from Christopher Ward for an open and informal conversation about the brand’s evolution and internal growth.During the discussion, the guests reflect on a period of strong development for Christopher Ward and explain how the company has been maturing across multiple areas, including product development, supply chain, customer service and internal organisation. The exchange highlights the importance of clarity around brand values, identity and long-term vision as the company continues to scale.Rather than focusing on specific models, the conversation explores broader themes such as direct-to-consumer strategy, price–value balance, innovation and the responsibility that comes with sustained growth. The guests also share insight into how reinvestment, design discipline and operational focus shape the brand’s approach.A candid and wide-ranging discussion about building a contemporary watch brand while staying grounded in its original philosophy.🎧 Duration: 16min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ CDMLEC – Reviving Heritage Brands Through Contemporary WatchmakingGuest: Tom van Wijlick – CDMLECHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Tom van Wijlick, founder of CDMLEC, for an open and wide-ranging conversation about reviving historic watch brands with a contemporary vision.During the discussion, Tom explains how CDMLEC came to oversee two heritage names, Lebois & Co, Fixoflex and Airain, and why the decision to bring back multiple brands happened organically rather than as part of a predefined strategy. The conversation explores how both brands coexist under the same group while maintaining distinct identities and design directions.The episode touches on the importance of respecting historical references while adapting them to modern expectations, as well as the challenges of product development, brand coherence and long-term positioning in today’s watch market.A candid and engaging exchange about entrepreneurship, heritage revival and the balance between authenticity and modern watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 26min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Carl Suchy & Söhne – Reviving Viennese Elegance Through Contemporary WatchmakingGuest: Robert Punkenhofer – Carl Suchy & SöhneHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Robert Punkenhofer, founder of Carl Suchy & Söhne, for an in-depth conversation about heritage, culture and contemporary Austrian watchmaking.During the discussion, Robert shares how he rediscovered the forgotten legacy of Carl Suchy & Söhne, a historic Viennese brand with roots in the 19th century. Rather than recreating the past, he explains the intention to carry forward the spirit of innovation and elegance that once defined the brand.The conversation explores how Viennese modernism, architecture and cultural history influence the brand’s design language today. Robert reflects on the balance between history and creativity, and why Carl Suchy & Söhne focuses on creating modern timepieces that express a distinct Austrian identity.A thoughtful and engaging exchange about heritage, artistic vision and the challenge of relaunching a historic name with a contemporary voice.🎧 Duration: 15min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ BVLGARI & Geneva Watch Days – Building a Community Beyond the FairGuest: Catherine Eberlé Devaux – BVLGARIHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Catherine Eberlé Devaux, Global PR Director of BVLGARI Watches and Managing Director of Geneva Watch Days, for an in-depth conversation about the evolution of watch events and the importance of community in the watch industry.During the discussion, Catherine shares the origins and philosophy behind Geneva Watch Days, born from the desire to maintain human connection at a time when the industry faced unprecedented challenges. She explains how the event has grown while preserving a friendly, open and inclusive spirit, placing collectors, retailers, media and brands at the heart of the experience.The exchange also explores the role of Geneva as a global watchmaking hub, the responsibility shared by brands to keep mechanical watchmaking alive and accessible, and the importance of creating platforms that combine business, culture and education.A thoughtful and inspiring conversation about collaboration, passion and the power of gathering people around a shared love for watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 20min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ BREVA – Reviving an Instrument-Inspired Vision of TimeGuest: Julien Haenny – BREVAHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds welcome Julien Haenny, founder of BREVA, for an open and in-depth conversation about the relaunch of an independent watch brand with a strong identity rooted in instrument-inspired watchmaking.During the discussion, Julien explains the origins of BREVA, its early history, and the motivation behind bringing the brand back to life after several years of inactivity. The conversation explores the importance of preserving the original DNA while introducing a new creative direction inspired by Italian elegance and a clear design vision.The episode also touches on the technical development of the watch, including the collaboration with master watchmaker Jean-François Mojon, and the approach taken to create a distinctive and legible display inspired by measurement instruments rather than traditional watch layouts.A thoughtful exchange about entrepreneurship, independence and the challenges of relaunching a high-end watch brand with a long-term vision, limited production and a strong focus on authenticity.🎧 Duration: 17min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Beaubleu – Design, Growth and the Evolution of a Contemporary Watch BrandGuest: Mark Harper – BeaubleuHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Mark Harper, Sales Director at Beaubleu, for an open and informal conversation about the brand’s development, identity and growing international presence.During the discussion, Mark reflects on Beaubleu’s journey since its founding in 2017 and the evolution of the brand over the past years. He shares insight into how design remains at the core of Beaubleu’s identity, supported by a creative and collaborative team structure.The exchange also touches on Beaubleu’s approach to retail, direct sales and international expansion, as well as the importance of meeting clients, collectors and industry professionals in person at events such as Time to Watches.A relaxed and honest conversation about building a modern watch brand, staying creative while growing, and maintaining a strong sense of identity in a competitive landscape.🎧 Duration: 16min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ BA111OD – Rethinking Swiss Watchmaking from the Inside OutGuest: Thomas Baillod – BA111ODHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches, Villa Sarasin, GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording shines a light on the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Thomas Baillod, founder of BA111OD, for an in-depth conversation about alternative approaches to watchmaking and distribution.Born and raised in La Chaux-de-Fonds, in the heart of Switzerland’s Watch Valley, Thomas shares his background in watch distribution and explains how BA111OD began as an experiment rather than a traditional brand. The discussion focuses on questioning established business models, reducing the distance between watchmakers and end customers, and rethinking how value is created and perceived in the watch industry.Throughout the conversation, Thomas reflects on heritage, accessibility and the importance of respecting both those who make watches and those who wear them. Rather than following conventional branding rules, BA111OD explores a different path rooted in independence, experimentation and long-term vision.A candid exchange about business models, heritage and the evolving relationship between watchmaking, value and customers.🎧 Duration: 16min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch), main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ AWAKE – Craftsmanship, Creativity and Building Brand AwarenessGuest: Lilian Thibault – AWAKEHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Lilian Thibault from AWAKE for an open and engaging conversation about creativity, craftsmanship and the challenges of building a young independent watch brand.During the discussion, Lilian reflects on AWAKE’s first participation in Geneva and the importance of physical events to meet media, collectors and watch enthusiasts. He explains how the brand’s recent creative shift has been received positively and why originality and visual impact play a central role in AWAKE’s identity.The exchange also explores the brand’s approach to innovation through traditional handcrafted techniques, the presentation of new pieces during the event, and the importance of building long-term awareness rather than focusing on immediate sales.A relaxed and insightful conversation about creative risk-taking, independent watchmaking and connecting with a global community of collectors.🎧 Duration: 13 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Atelier Jalaper – Where Materials Tell the StoryGuest: Louis Jalaper – Atelier JalaperHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Louis Jalaper, founder of Atelier Jalaper, for an in-depth conversation about material-driven design and independent watchmaking.During the discussion, Louis explains how Atelier Jalaper was born from a shared passion for watches and automobiles, and how the brand builds its identity around the transformation of materials into contemporary timepieces. Rather than focusing on nostalgia, Atelier Jalaper approaches each project with a modern design language and a strong emphasis on subtle details.The conversation also touches on the importance of transparency and traceability in the creative process, as well as the brand’s first experience exhibiting at Time to Watches. Louis shares insight into Atelier Jalaper’s direct-to-consumer approach and the early steps toward developing a selective retail presence.A relaxed and engaging exchange about passion, materials and the creative journey behind a young independent watch brand.🎧 Duration: 13 min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ ALBISHORN – Reimagining Watchmaking HistoryGuest: Sébastien Chaulmontet – ALBISHORNHosted by: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowRecorded at: Time to Watches 2025 – Villa Sarasin – GenevaMain partner: STISS (www.stiss.ch)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS (www.stiss.ch).Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast, where each recording highlights the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.Recorded at Time to Watches in Geneva, Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds welcome Sébastien Chaulmontet, founder of ALBISHORN, for an in-depth conversation about creativity, history and independent watchmaking.During the discussion, Sébastien explains the philosophy behind ALBISHORN, a young brand built around the idea of exploring alternative chapters of watchmaking history. Rather than reproducing existing models, ALBISHORN draws inspiration from different eras to imagine watches that could have existed, blending historical references with a contemporary mindset.The exchange also touches on the freedom that comes with building a brand without archives, the importance of design coherence, and the role of chronographs as a creative playground. Sébastien shares his vision of watchmaking as both a serious craft and a space for curiosity, experimentation and enjoyment.A thoughtful and engaging conversation about history, creativity and the balance between heritage and innovation in modern independent watchmaking.🎧 Duration: 16min💬 Language: English📢 Presented by: STISS (www.stiss.ch) – main partner of the Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ Aerowatch – Tradition Meets Modernity in the Heart of the JuraGuest: Jean-Sébastien Bolzli – AerowatchHosts: Alon Ben Joseph & Rob Nudds – The Real Time ShowMain partner: STISS (https://stiss.ch/)This episode, produced by Time to Watches and The Real Time Show, is brought to you by STISS.Welcome to another Time to Watches podcast!Each recording features the people who make the world of watchmaking so fascinating.In this episode, recorded live from the Glass Igloo at Time to Watches 2025, hosts Alon Ben Joseph and Rob Nudds talk with Jean-Sébastien Bolzli from Aerowatch.Founded in 1910 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Aerowatch remains a proud, independent family business. Known for its elegant pocket watches and timeless wristwatches, the brand continues to merge century-old craftsmanship with a modern design language rooted in Swiss heritage.Jean-Sébastien shares Aerowatch’s remarkable journey from pocket watches to wristwatches, the rebirth of mechanical timepieces, and the importance of preserving authenticity in a changing industry. He also reflects on the brand’s creative process, the rise of new audiences rediscovering pocket watches, and why human connection remains at the heart of the business.This conversation offers a rare look at how passion, family legacy, and innovation intersect to shape the future of independent Swiss watchmaking — and how Time to Watches helps bridge that tradition with a new generation of enthusiasts.🎧 Duration: 19 min💬 Language: English📢 Powered by: STISS, main partner of Time to Watches PodcastsHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Timothée Bonnin, Alexandra Martel & Oscar Videcoq – WCBS (Watch Club Business School)Animé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct du dernier jour du salon Time to Watches 2025, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Timothée Bonnin, Alexandra Martel et Oscar Videcoq, membres fondateurs du WCBS (Watch Club Business School), une initiative étudiante qui rassemble de jeunes passionnés d’horlogerie à travers la France.Le WCBS fédère une nouvelle génération de passionnés autour d’événements, de conférences et de collaborations avec des marques indépendantes comme établies. En quelques années, ce club est devenu un véritable réseau de partage et de transmission, réunissant des centaines d’étudiants autour d’une même passion : l’horlogerie.Un échange dynamique et inspirant qui montre comment l’enthousiasme, la curiosité et l’énergie de la jeunesse contribuent à faire évoluer le regard sur l’horlogerie contemporaine.🎧 Durée : 31 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Stéphanie Chuffart – Schellenberg Wittmer & Grégoire Bisson – OMPIAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025 à la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Stéphanie Chuffart, avocate en propriété intellectuelle et associée chez Schellenberg Wittmer, et Grégoire Bisson, directeur du Système de La Haye à l’Organisation mondiale de la propriété intellectuelle (OMPI).Les intervenants explorent les enjeux de la créativité horlogère et les moyens juridiques de la protéger à l’échelle mondiale. À travers le droit du design, le droit d’auteur, les marques et les stratégies internationales, ils expliquent comment les créateurs et les marques peuvent sécuriser leurs innovations, valoriser leur travail et conquérir de nouveaux marchés.Un échange clair et inspirant pour comprendre comment l’art, le droit et la technologie se rejoignent pour protéger ce qui fait battre le cœur de l’horlogerie : la créativité.🎧 Durée : 31 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Guillaume Adam – France Horlogerie & Mathieu Herbelin – HERBELINAnimé par : Marc-Christian Perronnet Enregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèveCet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025 à la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet réunit Guillaume Adam, secrétaire général de France Horlogerie, et Mathieu Herbelin, directeur de la création chez HERBELIN, pour évoquer les forces et les défis de l’horlogerie française contemporaine.Les deux intervenants partagent leur vision d’un secteur en pleine renaissance, où tradition, réindustrialisation, innovation et créativité s’unissent pour redonner à la France toute sa place dans le paysage horloger international. Ensemble, ils évoquent le rôle essentiel de France Horlogerie dans la valorisation du savoir-faire, la formation des talents et la promotion d’une identité française affirmée.Un échange inspirant sur la manière dont les acteurs de l’horlogerie française réinventent leur héritage, alliant excellence technique, design et audace créative — une véritable French Touch au service du temps.🎧 Durée : 32 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Joé Courtine – STISS (www.stiss.ch), Davide Sacilotto & Olivia Dhordain – Stettler SapphireAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025, depuis l’igloo d’enregistrement de la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet réunit Joé Courtine, Davide Sacilotto et Olivia Dhordain pour explorer comment les nouvelles technologies redéfinissent la notion même d’authenticité dans l’horlogerie contemporaine.De la traçabilité aux passeports digitaux, en passant par l’intégration du paiement et l’authentification intelligente, les invités expliquent comment STISS et Stettler Sapphire conjuguent tradition et innovation. Leur collaboration repense le rôle du saphir dans la montre, transformant ce matériau emblématique en support technologique discret mais révolutionnaire.Les intervenants partagent les défis techniques, juridiques et commerciaux liés à ces avancées, tout en soulignant comment la technologie peut renforcer — plutôt que diluer — la valeur émotionnelle et patrimoniale de l’objet horloger.Une conversation passionnante au croisement de la mécanique, de la technologie et de la confiance : quand l’innovation devient le nouveau visage de l’authenticité.🎧 Durée : 27 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Christophe Blandenier & Nicole De Rham – Projet PARVISAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025 à la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Christophe Blandenier et Nicole De Rham pour parler du projet PARVIS, une initiative collaborative et solidaire qui célèbre les métiers souvent invisibles de l’horlogerie.Le projet PARVIS réunit artisans, étudiants et associations autour d’une montre exceptionnelle. Alliant savoir-faire traditionnel, création contemporaine et engagement social, il associe les talents des étudiants de la HEAD – Genève et le soutien de la Fondation Paint a Smile, dédiée à apporter de la couleur et de la joie dans les hôpitaux.Christophe et Nicole racontent la genèse du projet, les étapes de création et la philosophie derrière cette démarche unique, où horlogerie et humanité se rencontrent. Ensemble, ils partagent une vision engagée d’un artisanat qui valorise la transmission, la collaboration et la responsabilité sociale.Une conversation inspirante sur la beauté du geste, la puissance du collectif et la façon dont la montre peut devenir un vecteur de sens et d’émotion.🎧 Durée : 32 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Joé Courtine – STISS (www.stiss.ch) & Basile Caillé – HORAEAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025 à la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Joé Courtine de STISS et Basile Caillé de HORAE pour un échange captivant sur l’avenir de l’horlogerie à l’ère numérique.Entre tradition mécanique et innovation technologique, les deux intervenants abordent les thèmes de la traçabilité, de la certification et de la digitalisation du secteur. Ensemble, ils explorent comment l’alliance entre savoir-faire artisanal et outils numériques redéfinit la confiance, la durabilité et la transparence dans l’industrie horlogère.Une conversation inspirante entre deux acteurs visionnaires qui allient passion horlogère et innovation responsable — pour imaginer une horlogerie 3.0, à la fois connectée, durable et profondément humaine.🎧 Durée : 32 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invités : Sonia Lacroix, Maximilien Maire & Eric GiroudAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Time to Watches 2025, Villa Sarasin, GenèvePartenaire principal : STISS (www.stiss.ch)Cet épisode, produit par Time to Watches, est présenté par STISS (www.stiss.ch).Bienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Time to Watches 2025 à la Villa Sarasin, Marc-Christian Perronnet anime une table ronde réunissant trois figures majeures du design horloger : Sonia Lacroix, Maximilien Maire et Eric Giroud. Ensemble, ils partagent leur regard sur les nouvelles tendances esthétiques, les évolutions créatives et les enjeux du design dans l’horlogerie contemporaine.Entre innovation, identité de marque et durabilité, les intervenants explorent les influences qui façonnent le design horloger en 2025. Ils évoquent l’importance de la cohérence créative, des émotions que suscite une montre, et du dialogue constant entre technique et beauté.Un échange passionnant et inspirant qui plonge au cœur du processus créatif, révélant comment les designers d’aujourd’hui imaginent l’horlogerie de demain.🎧 Durée : 35 min💬 Langue : Français📢 Présenté par : STISS (www.stiss.ch), partenaire principal des Podcasts Time to WatchesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invité : Ramiro Medinaceli – Bijouterie KurzAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Watch & Match Balexert, GenèveBienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Watch & Match Balexert by Time to Watches, Marc-Christian Perronnet accueille Ramiro Medinaceli, conseiller en horlogerie à la Bijouterie Kurz, pour une discussion passionnée sur l’art du conseil, la transmission et la relation client dans l’univers du luxe.Avec plus de 40 ans d’expérience, Ramiro a consacré sa carrière à accompagner les clients et à former les équipes dans l’art du service et de l’expertise horlogère. Véritable ambassadeur de la Maison Kurz, il incarne la proximité, la rigueur et la passion qui définissent cette enseigne historique suisse.Ramiro partage son parcours, son approche du métier et les valeurs qui guident la relation entre les marques, les détaillants et les collectionneurs. Il évoque l’importance de la formation continue, la confiance client, et la place du conseil personnalisé dans une horlogerie en pleine évolution.Un témoignage inspirant sur la passion, l’humilité et la transmission d’un savoir-faire humain — au cœur d’une maison où chaque montre est avant tout une histoire de confiance et d’émotion.🎧 Durée : 16 min💬 Langue : FrançaisHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invité : Olivier Gaud – OLIGOAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Watch & Match Balexert, GenèveBienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Watch & Match Balexert by Time to Watches, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Olivier Gaud, fondateur de OLIGO, une marque suisse indépendante qui repense l’horlogerie à travers le prisme du minimalisme et de la précision.Née à Genève, OLIGO associe un design radicalement épuré, une lecture intuitive du temps et un savoir-faire local. Chaque montre est conçue comme un objet essentiel, alliant pureté visuelle, matériaux de qualité et production responsable.Olivier raconte son parcours atypique, d’ingénieur chez Apple à horloger indépendant, et partage la philosophie de design qui anime OLIGO : simplicité, cohérence et innovation raisonnée. Il évoque aussi les défis du lancement d’une marque indépendante et l’importance de créer du sens dans un secteur en pleine mutation.Une discussion inspirante sur le courage de réinventer l’horlogerie suisse, où la sobriété devient un art et la précision, une émotion.🎧 Durée : 16 min💬 Langue : FrançaisHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invité : Gianni Pavone – BERGEON S.A.Animé par : Marc-Christian Perronnet Enregistré à : Watch & Match Balexert, GenèveBienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Watch & Match Balexert by Time to Watches, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Gianni Pavone, directeur commercial de BERGEON S.A., entreprise suisse emblématique fondée en 1791 et pilier de l’industrie horlogère mondiale.Depuis près de trois siècles, BERGEON accompagne les horlogers et professionnels du secteur avec des outils synonymes de précision, fiabilité et innovation. Présente dans les ateliers, les écoles et les manufactures, la marque reste une référence incontournable dans l’univers de l’outillage horloger.Gianni partage son parcours et sa passion pour l’horlogerie, ainsi que la manière dont BERGEON continue d’évoluer en écoutant les besoins des artisans et des jeunes talents. Il évoque l’importance de l’innovation — de l’outillage traditionnel aux solutions technologiques intégrant électronique et intelligence artificielle — pour soutenir la nouvelle génération de professionnels.Un hommage à l’excellence discrète mais essentielle de l’horlogerie suisse, et à la transmission d’un savoir-faire qui traverse les siècles sans jamais perdre sa précision ni son âme.🎧 Durée : 13 min💬 Langue : FrançaisHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invitée : Cybèle Vigneron – Version WatchesAnimé par : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Watch & Match Balexert, GenèveBienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Watch & Match Balexert by Time to Watches, Marc-Christian Perronnet reçoit Cybèle Vigneron, CEO de Version Watches, une marque indépendante, moderne et polyvalente qui repense les codes de l’horlogerie contemporaine.Née d’une vision créative française et d’un savoir-faire suisse, Version Watches allie design, innovation et exigence technique. Aux côtés de Carla Lanfranchini, directrice artistique, et de Lucas Portugaels, responsable financier, Cybèle façonne des montres à la fois techniques et stylées, conçues pour une génération en quête de sens, de style et d’émotion.Cybèle partage la genèse du projet, son approche collaborative et la philosophie de Version, où chaque montre incarne équilibre, personnalité et créativité. Entre design réfléchi, qualité Swiss Made et audace entrepreneuriale, la marque trace sa propre voie dans le paysage horloger indépendant.Une conversation inspirante sur une nouvelle manière de concevoir l’horlogerie — humaine, accessible et profondément ancrée dans son époque.🎧 Durée : 21 min💬 Langue : FrançaisHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Invité : Christophe Quillon – ArilusAnimateur : Marc-Christian PerronnetEnregistré à : Watch & Match Balexert, GenèveBienvenue dans un nouveau podcast Time to Watches ! Chaque enregistrement met en lumière celles et ceux qui rendent le monde de l’horlogerie si fascinant.En direct de Watch & Match Balexert by Time to Watches, Marc-Christian Perronnet rencontre Christophe Quillon, fondateur de la marque Arilus — une horlogerie indépendante où savoir-faire régional et design contemporain se rencontrent.Ancrée dans les Alpes françaises, Arilus transforme les matériaux locaux — bois, laine, acier ou ardoise — en montres uniques et pleines de caractère. Chaque pièce incarne un équilibre entre authenticité, durabilité et esthétique contemporaine.Christophe partage sa vision engagée et explique comment des partenariats locaux et une production raisonnée permettent de créer des montres porteuses de sens et d’émotion. Une approche artisanale et humaine où chaque détail raconte une histoire.Un échange inspirant sur l’horlogerie indépendante, le savoir-faire savoyard et la passion d’un créateur qui redonne vie à des matériaux régionaux pour en faire des œuvres du temps.🎧 Durée : 17 min💬 Langue : FrançaisHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Meet Antoine and Florian Preziuso and discover an intensely personal and innovative path in the world of watchmaking!With Antoine Preziuso, Florian Preziuso, Olivier Sacroug and Marc-Christian PerronnetRencontrez Antoine et Florian Preziuso et découvrez une voie intensément personnelle et novatrice dans le monde de l’horlogerie !Avec Antoine Preziuso, Florian Preziuso, Olivier Sacroug et Marc-Christian PerronnetPodcast in FrenchHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

How do photographers in the watchmaking industry meet the challenges of artificial intelligence in their profession? How do we capture mechanical beauty today?With Denis Hayoun, Fabrice Rabhi, Nicolas Pham Ducoudert, Trang Fernandez-Leenknecht and Marc-Christian PerronnetComment les photographes dans l’industrie horlogère relève les défis de l’intelligence artificielle dans leur métier ? Comment capture t-on aujourd’hui les beautés mécaniques ?Avec Denis Hayoun, Fabrice Rabhi, Nicolas Pham Ducoudert, Trang Fernandez-Leenknecht et Marc-Christian PerronnetPodcast in FrenchHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Vincent Calabrese presents : Calasys, a revolver escapement without a balance-spring!With Vincent Calabrese, Olivier Sacroug and Marc-Christian PerronnetVincent Calabrese nous présente : Calasys, un échappement révolutionnaire sans spirale !Avec Vincent Calabrese, Olivier Sacroug et Marc-Christian PerronnetPodcast in FrenchHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.