Fratello On Air: Wasp 9.1 The Mailbag Returns With Konstantin Chaykin, Omega, And Armin Strom
Fridge and Freezer bring the heat.
Yo, yo, yo, we’ve gone decimal! I knew there was a reason we had those funny old episode numbers. Now we finally know why. The long-planned episode 10 has been delayed because for the first time this year both Balazs (Fridge) and Rob (Freezer) are in different countries (whaaat?).
That’s right, episode 9.1 (the second installment of our mailbag series) sees the Podcast come to you from Dresden (Germany) and Pécs (Hungary). Our intrepid international impresarios have watches from Omega, Artya, Armin Strom, and more for your listening pleasure.
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Watches & Wonders Geneva has successfully pulled off its largest digital watch event ever, but the excitement is not over. For the next five days, all eyes are on Shanghai as the city opens the doors at the West Bund Art Centre for the start of Watches & Wonders Shanghai.
It’s a momentous occasion – this is what the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH) envisioned a “phygital fair” would be like and it’s promising to be pretty spectacular as visitors and collectors could, for the first time in a long time, immerse themselves within the different booths and universes the brands have presented, as well as more importantly, touch and feel all of the new novelties.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/06/fashion/watches-japan-collectors-usernames.html
The Ginza district of Tokyo in February. With all its watch flagship stores and treasure-filled secondhand shops, Ginza is a playground for Tokyo watch collectors.Credit.Stanislav Kogiku/SOPA Images/LightRocket, via Getty Images
In Japan, a Watch Collection May Include an Alias
Security concerns and a cultural preference for discretion produced a community known only by usernames. “It’s just common sense,” one fan said.
The Ginza district of Tokyo in February. With all its watch flagship stores and treasure-filled secondhand shops, Ginza is a playground for Tokyo watch collectors.Credit.Stanislav Kogiku/SOPA Images/LightRocket, via Getty Images
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