If you play a really great show in one of these watches, do you ever get

superstitious and continue to wear the same watch hoping the run continues.

So you're like a baseball player hitting home runs.

Does one watch lock and you go, I can't take it off now.

I'm playing great shows.

I don't know.

I don't change watches that part of me likes the idea of like a

stage outfit I put on the same thing for every gig I love I love cold play and I love the

Chris Martin always looks the same at every gig it's got he's got a stage

outfit he goes on he's Chris Martin and I like

wearing the ceramic I mean that I'm gonna flip between the white and the black ceramic for the

rest of the tour but I like being like that's the stage watch because I used to you

know I've I've worn the 2499 on stage I've won the that's amazing I don't think anyone's

worn a 24.

I know that's days. So Ben, we are back for another episode of Ben Climber presents. I'm honored to be here.

Yeah, Danny, this is fun. So this is an episode that we're recording live from a movie theater on West 57th Street in Manhattan

after we just premiered talking watches with Ed Sheer and hosted by not me, nor you, by Mr. J.C. Mayor. That's right and this was

honestly one of the most exciting evenings I've experienced from any

Hodinky community event ever to be in like a dark theater everyone's got popcorn and soda or whatever it is you're drinking and just enjoying

one of the most entertaining and officially the longest episode of talking watches ever.

Indeed and in fact you, the title of this episode

will be 10 years of talking watches.

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