Watch Writing Cliches, New Releases, and More

This week on the podcast, Zach Kazan welcomes Kat Shoulders to the show to explore a topic first covered here: watch writing cliches. Zach and Kat run through some of the cliches mentioned in Zach’s original article and discuss whether these ideas hold up and why they happen in the first place. It’s actually an interesting conversation, and gets to the heart of how watches are covered in the media, and what approach should be taken. We’d love to know your thoughts, so let us know what cliches need to be permanently retired in the comments below. 

Before that, Zach and Kat also cover a handful of big new releases, including new watches from Fears, Doxa, and J.N. Shapiro.

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Show Notes 

• J.N. Shapiro Introduces the Radiant, a Monopusher Chronograph and an Expansion of their Infinity Series

• Doxa Introduces the Long Awaited Sub 200 T.Graph II

• Ming, Fleming, and J.N. Shapiro Form the Alternative Horological Alliance

• Introducing the Doxa SUB 200 T.Graph

• Five Watch Writing Cliches that We Need to Retire

• Cape Fear

• Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso