People look at the marketplace of watches, they see what's available, and when they go out to the

watch shop and they try a watch on, they are actually thinking, oh man, this watch is a little too big for me. And you do that enough, and you're

going to think your wrist is small. Oh, Hey everybody. I'm your host Stephen Palmer and this is Hodinke Radio.

This week we're bringing back an old-time guest and a long-time friend of mine, Mr Mark Cho, of Men's

Ware Mecca, the armory, and London's Habard-ardasher, Drakes. The reason for bringing Mark on the show

now is because he actually did a really fascinating talk a little while ago at the Horological

Society of New York, and I wanted to recap that conversation with him.

It's all about wrist size and watch size

and how we think about the way we wear watches.

It's a really fascinating conversation

that has as much to do with psychology as it does with

horology. But while we had Mark, we also talk about personal style, about trends and watches,

and a whole bunch of other things. Mark's a big watch nerd.

We both like geeking out.

And this is one I think you're really going to enjoy.

So without further ado, let's do this. This. Hey Mark, how's it going?

Very well.

Thank you.

How are you doing, Stephen?

I'm doing good, thanks.

It's good to see you.

I haven't seen you in a long time.

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