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Hey, it's me, James Stacy, and for this episode of Haddinky Radio, I've collected Jack,

Cole, and Danny to chat about consistency versus variety in watch design.

It's a chat about when classic design becomes boring or stale why some brands take chances and others barely change at all

What it means to evolve an iconic design and which side of the fence each of us lands when it comes to her own wrist. So kick back and enjoy a

break from the hustle and bustle of life because this is watches and things move

pretty slowly. All right, Jack, Cole, Danny.

Welcome back to the show. It's been a little while since we've had kind of a hostful episode, if you will, and we're here to chat about the way that watch design really has kind of favored the not bold, typically speaking.

This is a topic that Jack offered up to me a couple days ago,

and I love that because it immediately removes work

from my plate.

So I leaned into it, and we have a note file full of very esoteric comments from myself and

and the collective panelists for today's episode. Jack why don't you kind of fill

people in on on what you were thinking when this topic kind of hit your dome.

Yeah, sure. I'm not, I don't remember now exactly what the, you know, train of thought was that

pulled into the station of this particular subject, but I've been thinking a lot about lately about watch design and about how you know as you say

Fortune favors the not bold a lot of the time the most beloved watches tend to be or a lot of the time the time

the time tend to be watches which are a very consistent design

that doesn't very much sometimes over over decades.

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