I've always had this theory that there's a kinesthetic satisfaction to owning and operating high-end chronograph.

You don't just appreciate it intellectually. You actually feel something physically when you interact with one of these things. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio.

This week we're doing a mini Longa Palooza.

We've got a two segment episode here for you

about all things Alanganzona.

So up first, I actually have to sit down and do a virtual interview with

Mr. Wilhelm Schmid, the CEO of Lange. Wilhelm is one of my favorite executive interviews

in all of watchmaking.

You get honest, no BS, insightful answers.

He loves watchmaking.

He loves the brand and I always learn something from him.

So we sit down to talk about the new cabaret

Turbion Henvicks Kunst, the other new novelties, what Long has been doing during

the pandemic, and a whole lot more. Make sure you listen to the whole interview.

The home gives a few sneak peaks at what might be coming from Lange over the next couple of months.

After that, Ben, Jack, and Logan have a conversation about what it's like to actually own and wear a watch from

A Long and Zona. These are such complicated, interesting detail-oriented watches, and they their watches that it's hard to

understand just from pictures on the internet or a few Instagram posts. So these three

guys have varying levels of experience, collecting,

wearing, reviewing longas, and they offer some insights into what it's actually

like to wear and own these pieces for a sustained period of time.

So if you love longa, if you want to know about the latest pieces or what it's like in the long run,

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