A regular podcast about watches. Hosted by Fratello Magazine. During our podcast shows, we discuss watches, the watch industry, watch collecting, watches events and more. Make sure to subscribe!
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 383 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation |
We're back with another episode of Fratello On Air. This week, we're tackling a timely subject (no pun intended). With prices up over the last five years, we discuss watches that offer the best value at various price points. Oh, but there's a caveat:... more
Welcome back to another episode of Fratello Talks. This week, we come to you live from Geneva for a special conversation with Federico Ziviani, CEO of Gerald Charles. For those unfamiliar, Gerald Charles is the independent watch brand founded in 2000... more
Welcome back to another episode of Fratello On Air. We've been on hiatus for the last month during the summer, but we're back in action! In this installment, we detail some of the places we've been and what we've seen. Cars and watches have been high... more
Everyone knows the story: you start with a paperclip and trade your way up to a house. Canadian blogger Kyle MacDonald made it happen in 2006 with his One Red Paperclip project. Could this principle, on a smaller scale, be applied to watches? Today o... more
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I had previously unsubscribed to this because there was just too much inane nonsense talked before they got into watch talk. But, I gave it another go and on the 23rd January episode, it was a full 20 minutes before any talk of watches came in. 20 minutes! The longer episodes with Mike are not enjoyable unfortunately. The shorter ones are the only ones I can listen to because Mike isn’t on them and they actually talk about watches
Been a fan of Fratello since day 1 of the watch bug and love the Fratello Talks episodes.
Would only ask that please please please link to the watches you’re speaking about on each episode to help listen along on my phone for example. A bit more work, yes but would go SUCHHHH a long way!!
Fratello gives you two very different podcasts about watches. "Fratello Talks": fast-paced, upbeat, caffeinated, fun. And "Fratello On Air": slow, endlessly rambling and more interested in the detours than the destination. Choose wisely!
Fratello gives you two podcasts for your day: “Fratello Talks” in the morning: fast-paced, upbeat, caffeinated, fun. And “Fratello On Air” in the evening — you’ll be sound asleep well before they even get to the main topic.
I had previously unsubscribed to this because there was just too much inane nonsense talked before they got into watch talk. But, I gave it another go and on the 23rd January episode, it was a full 20 minutes before any talk of watches came in. 20 minutes! The longer episodes with Mike are not enjoyable unfortunately
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Exploring the world of horology, this podcast offers in-depth discussions on various aspects of watches, from collecting to industry trends. Episodes feature lively conversations about notable watch events, market trends, craftsmanship, and innovative designs, providing insights for both seasoned collectors and newcomers. Each episode balances personal anecdotes with expert analysis, creating a relatable and engaging atmosphere for listeners.
The podcast stands out with its capable hosts who bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to each episode, often sharing their own experiences and recommendations. Listeners can expect a mix of current events in the watch industry and explorations of personal tastes in horology, making it an invaluabl... more
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