
Show overview
HODINKEE Podcasts has been publishing since 2018, and across the 8 years since has built a catalogue of 320 episodes, alongside 14 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 300 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 43 min and 1h 10m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 weeks ago, with 31 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2019, with 57 episodes published. Published by HODINKEE.
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Latest Episodes
View all 320 episodesThe Business of Watch [036] Collective Horology CEO Asher Rapkin And Liberty Justice Center Chairman and CEO Sara Albrecht On Suing Trump Over Tariffs
The Business of Watches [035] Christie's Remi Guillemin On The Fundamental Shifts In The Auction Market Driving Record Prices
The Business of Watches [034] Inside Lorier Watches' Acquisition With Lorenzo Ortega And Blake Malin
The Business of Watches [033] Guido Terreni (Chief Executive Officer, Parmigiani Fleurier)
The Business of Watches [032] Henrik Ekdahl (Managing Director, Leica Watches, And Accessories)
The Business of Watches [031] Roy Davidoff (Geneva Vintage Watch Dealer And Collector)
The Business of Watches [030] Q&A Episode - Your Business Questions Answered By The Hodinkee Team
The Business of Watches [029] Benjamin Arabov, CEO Of Jacob & Co.
The Business of Watches [028] Studio Underd0g Founder Richard Benc
The Business of Watches [027] Angelus and Arnold & Son CEO Pascal Béchu
The Business of Watches [026] Christopher Ward CEO Mike France
The Business of Watches [025] Seiko Watch Corporation President Akio Naito
The Business of Watches [024] Oris CEO Rolf Studer
Audemars Piguet, Ulysse Nardin, Zenith, and More | Hodinkee Podcast | Watches and Wonders - Day 4
TAG Heuer, A. Lange & Sohne, JLC, Chopard, and More | Hodinkee Podcast | Watches and Wonders - Day 3
Vacheron, IWC, Grand Seiko, Oris, Lange and More | Hodinkee Podcast | Watches and Wonders - Day 2
[Hodinkee Podcast] Watches and Wonders - Day 1 | Rolex, Patek, Tudor & Cartier
The Business of Watches [023] Raymond Weil CEO Elie Bernheim (Plus: Ben Clymer On The New RRCHF)

Ep 289The Business of Watches [022] Maxime Couturier And Lorenzo Maillard Of The New Chronopolis Watch Fair
There is already a bevy of alternatives or side venues to the mighty Watches and Wonders, taking place during what's now known as Geneva Watch Week. Maxime Couturier and Lorenzo Maillard expect there's room for one more. They're the guys behind Chronopolis, a new gathering space in downtown Geneva that's promising to give profile to the 20 or so brands participating during what's arguably the most important week of the year for the industry. Armed with a hipster watch enthusiast persona, Couturier, Maillard, and their crew of dealers, collectors, and friends, embody what makes the watch scene cool and fun in Geneva. Now they're trying to bring that same attitude to Chronopolis with brands paying for the privilege of being part of their scene. In a discussion ahead of the show, we discuss why there's a need for yet another watch fair and what's the best way to get young people excited about watches. But first, Hodinkee Senior Editor Mark Kauzlarich has covered plenty of watch fairs in his time, and he drops in to discuss the current state of industry trade shows and salons. We discuss where they're headed and how they're adapting to the current realities and demands of collectors and enthusiasts. Show Notes: 4:46 Furlan Marri 4:58 Hazemann & Monnin Wins The Second Edition Of The Louis Vuitton Watch Prize For Independent Creatives (Hodinkee) 6:35 Time To Watches 7:10 AHCI 10:10 Chronopolis Independent Watch Fair 12:00 Marché de Plainpalais (Ville de Genève) 14:05 Heist Out (Instagram) 16:40 Area 51 (Sotheby's and Heist Out Auction) 19:20 Watches and Wonders 19:53 ApresDemain Agency 21:01 Hegid 24:43 Tom DuCarouge 32:18 Breda 38:13 Watches and Culture (FHH)

Ep 288The Business of Watches [021] La Joux-Perret CEO Jean-Claude Eggen
This week on The Business of Watches, we get to the heart of what makes a mechanical or quartz-powered watch tick. Jean-Claude Eggen is the Chief Executive Officer of La Joux-Perret, a Swiss movement manufacturer that's on the rise as it competes with rivals, including Sellita, as a supplier to brands ranging from mainstream mass market players such as TAG Heuer to upstart micro-brands, including Kollokium. Eggen doesn't pull punches when discussing what's driving growth at LJP as he talks prices, movement development, and technology, and how to keep clients coming back. LJP has experienced massive increases in volumes and production under his leadership since 2020. From fewer than 10,000 movements annually less than a decade ago, LJP is now producing about 200,000 watch movements a year. He tells us how they got here and where they might go next, with new products boasting greater precision and smaller movements in both quartz and mechanical. But first, a good news initiative about a new non-profit organization in Switzerland that's looking to give young watchmakers the skills and machines they need to carry on the metiers d' art (or specialized skills) that make high-end watchmaking so unique. Baudouin van Es is the young man behind Tad Kozh, and he drops by to tell us what the new program is and where it gets its unusual name. Van Es has convinced some heavy hitters to help out with Tad Kozh, gathering a who's who of industry artisans, craftspersons, and veteran business executives to oversee and govern the program, with some exciting watch collaborations to come. Show Notes 2:30 Tad Kozh 2:40 Tourbillon Watch (Beaudouin van Es) 3:05 Brittany region of France (Wikipedia) 5:26 Metier d'art in watchmaking (The Watch Pages) 6:50 Tad Kohz New Talent Award 8:04 Schaublin 70 Lathe in Action (YouTube) 8:05 Hauser Jig Boring machine (Exapro) 8:20 Luc Monnet (Europa star) 9:09 Jean-François Mojon (WorldTempus) 9:19 Pietro Tomajer (Monochrome) 10:30 Tad Kozh collaborations 14:07 Anita Porchet (FHH) 15:01 Ressence Watches 17:49 Théo Auffret (Hodinkee) 20:50 Max Büsser (Talking Watches Hodinkee) 21:17 Marc André Deschoux 21:44 Alex Ghotbi (Phillips) 21:44 Roy Davidoff (Instagram) 21:57 Guillaume Tetu (The Naked Watchmaker) 28:20 Jean-Claude Eggen (Dubai Watch Week bio) 28:57 La Joux-Perret 32:32 ETA (Wikipedia) 32:45 Sellita 33:40 LJP G100 34:10 Business News: Switzerland's COSC Unveils 'Excellence Chronometer' Level Of Certification (Hodinkee) 40:34 TAG Heuer Introduces The Formula One Solargraph (Hodinkee) 41:06 Business News: LVMH Buys Minority Stake In Swiss Movement Maker La Joux-Perret From Japan's Citizen Group (Hodinkee) 42:10 Citizen Group 43:06 Alpina Alpiner Solarmetre 44:10 Let The Sun Shine In: There's A New Day Rising for Solar-Powered Watches (Watchonista)