I don't want to say I've seen it all because I haven't seen it all but I'm really blessed that I've traveled the world since I'm 18.

I went to every major auction in the world, every museum and I've had so many fine things pass through my hands.

But I got to tell you I think I like more seeing

that I can change somebody's life by telling them what they have. That they did not

know that all along they've had sitting in that vault or sitting in that drawer under the socks wherever they

kept it buried in the backyard you know there's the answer you know to their retirement

pay their mortgage off send their kids to college, whenever it is.

I truly love that experience. Oh, Hey everybody. I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio.

Way back in January John John Bues wrote a story about

this Antiques Roadshow segment where a Paul Newman Daytona that had been purchased for

$345 back in the 70s was now valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars and the veteran

owner almost passed out live on the show. The clip has since gone viral on YouTube and based on the

responses we got in the comments on the story

everybody found it just as crazy as we did. Since then we were able to get in touch

with a couple of the folks at Antiques Roadshow to get a little bit more of

the story so joining us today are executive producer

Marsha Bemco and appraiser Peter Plains, two of the people instrumental in

bringing this watch to light. They tell us all about how they found the watch,

how they told the story, and what makes Antiques

Roadshow such a special project for both of them.

After that, we've got my conversation with Joe Thompson talking all things watch industry.

As Joe describes it, it's a little bit like reporting on an

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