I feel like everything has led up to this. I was talking to my therapist yesterday and she was like this is like you're coming out party.

Yeah, it's kind of like my sweet 16 or like my dabutatant ball. Like I'm coming out into the watch world like with my first luxury watch and I'm so excited and I get the watch but I'm not allowed to post it because of the vogue.

Oh. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is her dinky radio.

This week I'm joined by someone I've wanted to get on the show for quite some time now and that's Bryn Walner, the founder of Dinepiece.

Honestly, if you're not familiar with Dinepiece, I don't know what watch internet you've been on the last few months.

The Instagram account turned publishing platform brings a fresh, fun, and female perspective to the

watch game, mixing pop culture, watch nerdy, and a healthy sense of humor.

Along with Daisy Aliodo, our audience engagement manager,

we dive into how Bryn first fell in love with watches

while working at Sotheby's,

why she launched Time Piece in the middle of a global pandemic,

and the impact she hopes to have on our

timepiece obsessed community. We also talked it girl watches, how watch brands

should be speaking to millennials, and what it was like for Bryn to have her first

serious watch purchase covered in vogue.

Yeah, that happened.

This is a fun one and it's definitely not the last you'll be hearing from Brin here on Hodinky

Radio.

So without further ado, let's do this. Hey, Brin, welcome to the show.

Hi, how are you guys?

Doing well.

We've got Daisy here for the first time too. The stakes are sort of high because either I do a good job and get invited back or I get roasted in the comments section that I myself moderate. We'll see. I think it's going to be a terms of service violation to

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