
Wrist watch Bar Talk and Horological Shenanigans at their finest. A wrist watch podcast about two friends sitting down every week for an honest, foul-mouthed discussion about all things watch related.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 291 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Mike and Kaz talk about watches in movies and TV, the characters that make them memorable, and the watches we’ve actually wanted because we saw them on screen.
From James Bond and John Wick to Burn Notice, Parks and Recreation, and The Bourne Identi... more
Mike and Kaz are back with a simple question: if we secretly hated each other, what watches would we passive-aggressively give each other as gifts?
Before getting into the damage, we talk about the response to the podcast coming back, episode length... more
After a break, Mike and Kaz are back for Episode 292 — and somehow TBWS has officially been around for ten years.
This week, we catch up on where the show has been, what we’ve been wearing, and a pile of recent releases that caught our attention. Mi... more
In this solo episode, Kaz shares an honest look into his current watch collection, how his lifestyle influences his choices, and what new watches are on his radar for the year.
Key Topics:
- Kaz’s collection breakdown: most worn versus rarely used... more
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Was my go to but the disrespect for the audience time is off the charts
Life gets busy that’s cool but don’t double
Down on episodes then ghost, just be honest and stop wasting our time
The boys are back!
It’s quite good once they get going, but you have to skip forward 10-15 minutes, to skip past all the non-watch related waffle at the start of every episode.
I’m just getting into watches and I dig this show. The two hosts have personalities that couldn’t be more different but I think they balance each other out. This is a refreshing break from some of the other watch podcasts out there that are dragging and stuffy. I also enjoy that they talk about watches that people in the real world can actually afford.
If you’re looking for a watch podcast that has no class you’ve found it. Go listen to The Grey Nato or HODINKEE if you want some ear candy with actual style. This should be called One Smart Guy and One D-Bag who swears too much.
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A candid, humorous discussion focused on wrist watches, collecting, and horology culture, blended with personal life updates, travel, and everyday topics. The hosts' chemistry, blunt takes, and willingness to mock industry hype give the show a relatable vibe, while deep dives into watch history, pricing shifts, and accessory culture keep conversations substantive. It's likely to appeal to a pragmatic audience who enjoys entertaining banter as much as thoughtful commentary on prices, brands, and collecting ethos.
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Two Broke Watch Snobs launched 10 years ago and published 291 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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