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The Grey Nato

The Grey NATO - Ep 89 - Our Fav Watch Complications

The Grey Nato

James Stacey and Jason Heaton

Hobbies, Leisure, Arts

4.9973 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2019

⏱️ 75 minutes

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Gray NATO, a hoodinkie podcast. It's a loose discussion of travel, diving, driving gear and most certainly

0:14.4

watches. This is episode 89 and it's brought to you by Gear Patrol in their upcoming

0:18.0

stock to product culture conference. You can stay tuned for more on that or you can visit

0:22.0

stock 2019.

0:23.4

For all the details.

0:25.0

Hey Jason, how's it going?

0:26.8

Great. Yeah, boy, it's been a while since we talked.

0:29.0

I did my Nim's interview last time and I think before that,

0:31.8

you know, we both had a lot of travel and so yeah good

0:34.4

to be back yeah I'm I'm in a recording in Toronto HQ in Toronto and this is a just

0:40.8

just recently closed the loop on what would have been you know 14 or so days on the road.

0:45.0

Yeah lots of one-way flights I remember you were.

0:48.0

Yeah, yeah, yeah, so yeah was San Francisco where we did this event with Likka and a meetup and Stephen

0:54.6

Pulverint, a managing editor at Hodincki and I, did this kind of fun day-long

1:01.5

kind of class on watch photography the Hodinkey style of watch

1:05.4

photography so that's kind of like fast run-it-gun shoot anywhere but get what you

1:10.2

really need sort of stuff so we had we had a handful of guys come out to that it was it was great we had a really good time was that was that filmed or anything I'd love to see it it was not I mean it was the first time we've ever done it and the people who very kindly came along and

1:26.0

participated, paid a considerable amount of money to be part of the course.

1:31.1

So it wasn't something that we put online. I think it could it could conceivably become something online but a lot of it was hands on. We spent about half the day

1:38.8

Just just working through sample problems they could put a watch down and'd kind of show them how we would set it up and how to operate the various lighting, whether it was constant lighting or daytime lighting or even a flash, and we'd all sorts of awesome like a gear there so a lot of it kind of

1:55.2

of translates more to in the scene sort of thing yeah but certainly there's there's

2:00.9

some of that would translate okay as far as a video presentation and maybe that's the future of something like that.

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