For me, watches often dictate memory of place.

You know, it's like, oh, a submariner on a boat in the Bahamas, a gold watch at a sexy casino in Monte Carlo,

you know, a cane chair and some driving gloves with a coffee and suddenly it's you know

Cartier Drive-block. That bit of editorial storytelling was a little bit about

fantasy and a little bit about how do we make these connections to the place. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio. This week we're going to bring back a Hodinky radio fan favorite Mr.

Matt Herrannick. Whether you subscribe to his magazine the W.M. Brown magazine

or you simply follow him on Instagram you'll know that Matt is typically a globeetroting crowd- enjoying kind of guy.

He's never in the same place for very long.

Now obviously that's not the case these days, but that doesn't mean that Matt's not finding ways

to enjoy his time while he's at his farm in upstate New York.

We talk about how he's structuring his days around cooking for his family,

what it's like to be producing a travel-centric lifestyle magazine during a global lockdown, and the comfort that we both find in old

mechanical things.

It was great catching up with an old friend I haven't gotten to see in a while and as usual

Matt's a ton of fun and has lots of wisdom to share.

Before that though, we brought on Jack and John to talk about the

avalanche of new watches that have come out this past week.

The watches just keep rolling in.

We cover a lot of ground this week talking about a trio of

pieces from Cartier's fine watchmaking program, a few independent releases from

the likes of Debethune and Erwork, and a new take on a ladies watch from

Burge that honestly I'm pretty into.

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