I mean watches are huge huge story point for props people it not only tells you like what time it is in the scene which like T minus 10 minutes until the bomb explodes. What is that piece? Is that a new watch? Is it

expensive? If it's expensive, the character probably has money. A watch is

very personal aesthetic choice. I think a lot of people that have watches,

it's definitely a character for them as well. Oh, Hey everybody. I'm your host Stephen Polverin and this is Hodincky Radio. We've got a fun old

school episode for you today. First up I sit down with Jack and James to get an inside

look at some of the best stories from the last few weeks. We've got an obituary written in tribute to an aviation giant,

the story of a racing legend

and his extremely elegant chronograph,

and a deep dive into one of history's

more esoteric timekeepers.

Jack is Jack, James is James, and it's a pretty fun conversation.

After that, you'll hear our own Danny Milton's conversation

with Hollywood Proptmaster Maria Simanelli, who has worked on projects ranging from a slew of Stephen King adaptations to five seasons of suits to a new Germo del Toro project that I'm already getting excited for.

There are plenty of personal anecdotes that you want to stick around for,

but Cimanelli also explains to Danny why she thinks watches are so personal and so important

to properly developing a character.

I really hope you enjoy this two-parter, so without

further ado, let's do this.

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