I got my first wrist watch quite early like I got grounded when I was younger and then when I was

allowed back outside my parents gave me a wrist watch because I had limited time outside.

I was able to like no okay it's 30 minutes I have to go back home now so that was my first

wrist watch I don't think I've ever heard somebody's first watch being so that they knew how

ungrounded they were that's uh that's pretty amazing.

Traumatic experience. Traumatic experience. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio. If you've

been following the broader Watch Media world in 2020 you've probably heard of or

seen Jenny L. She's quickly become one of YouTube's brightest and biggest voices for all things

watches despite only launching her channel in January of this year. She's got almost 100,000

followers too, so this is not small potatoes we're

talking about here. I've known I wanted to get Jenny on Hodinkee radio for a while and

last week we were able to finally make it work. After our chat my only real

regret is that it took me so damn long to make it happen.

YouTube is pretty crowded when it comes to watch videos but Jenny really sets herself

apart with a sort of trademark candor and honesty. She's a real enthusiast and she brings that passion to

everything she talks about. She always gives you the sense that she's trying to

learn more while she's also teaching her viewers and that's a tough thing to

balance. In our conversation we get into the origin

story of Jenny's very first watch, how she turned that passion into a full-time job with

her husband, and then the finer points of how she crafts each of these videos for her audience.

We then dig a little deeper. We get into some of Jenny's most popular videos and really go bit by bit.

We talk about where the industry is going in a broader way,

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