Hello and welcome to another episode of The Grey NATO, a Hodinck

podcast, a loose discussion of travel, diving, driving, gear, and most certainly watches.

This episode is brought to you by Alps and meters, upholding the tradition of classic alpine sport.

This is episode 73, and we thank you for listening.

James we're face to face. Hey buddy how's it going? Good yeah we've had a fun day.

Yeah oh man I'm tired my legs are cooked. Ieez I'm just sleepy I got hot eyes.

Yeah, you know where you close your eyes and it's kind of warm?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. I haven't earned that nap.

I skied for three hours.

I barely skied for three hours this morning and then I took some pictures of a watch and

ate a huge lunch. A giant lunch, yeah. A lot of bread and cheese in that lunch.

We are recording from Vale, Colorado.

We, James and I both were invited out here by Ores

to attend their what has now become an annual sort

of product preview, pre-Boiselle, little show and tell where they show us some new watches.

And, you know, I think this event was cooked up by Rolf Studer, who we, you know,

we had this event last year as well here, and Rolf is a very avid skier and a very good skier.

And VJ Geronimo, who's the US brand president, is also an avid skier. So I think these guys use this trip as kind of an

excuse to get together and just do some skiing and some cool places. So last year we did this

trip in December in Beaver Creek, which is, you know, not far from and it was it was early in December and by all

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