One of the things I do when we get the box of papers is I kind of like smell the box and papers and it kind of

It's weird, but you know when I when I smell it it's honest. It gives you that like reminds in my grandpa's basement or something you know

I love that I love that the the answer is like sniff the papers The Hey everybody. I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio.

This week we're here to talk all things vintage watches.

Vintage can be exciting but it can also be pretty scary. If you dig deep enough on

Google, there's information out there to support basically any opinion you could possibly have

about vintage watches. So I thought I'd call in

reinforcements here and get the facts straight from the experts those experts are

Seori O'Mura and Brandon Frezen both of the Hodin' shop and between them they've got well over 20 years of experience looking at and

evaluating the finest vintage watches in the world when I need help looking at

something these are the folks I call so I thought they'd bring them in

to chat directly with you.

They're gonna help me answer questions like,

do you really need a box and papers

when you're shopping for a vintage watch?

And how small is too small for a vintage

watch should you be buying 31 millimeter watches do you need to be looking for

oversized there are a lot of myths out there and they're going to help me dispel

some of them and give you information

that can arm you to make the best purchasing decisions when you're looking for a

vintage watch and that way it can be a fun experience instead of an

intimidating one so whether you're brand new or whether you're a season collector,

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