For episode 63 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I got together with Toronto based Justin Mastine-Frost. Outgoing editor in chief of watchuseek.com and fitrated.com, and brand new Director of Digital Content for Sharp Magazine, Canada’s foremost luxury publication.

Justin and I first got to hang out in November of 2020, when he and fellow guest Aldis Hodge  joined me and Mat for our 15th Virtual GTG (which you can check out on YouTube). Justin was not messing about that day, and brought some serious horological heat, in the form of an Arnold and Son Nebula.

Which as anyone who’s scrolled through Justin’s Instagram account will tell you, is just one fascinating piece in a hugely varied collection that spans high end to affordable, and mainstream to independent.

I had no idea what Justin was going to bring along today, but I knew that whatever it was, it would be interesting. And colourful. Or grey. Or both.

You can find pictures and reference numbers of all the watches that we talked about on the Time 4A Pint website.

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For episode 62 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I got together with fellow talkative Englishman, and pathological contrarian, Phil Toledano. Who you may know from Instagram as Mister Enthusiast.

The topics we covered were many and varied. Including, but not limited to: buying and maintaining group B rally cars, ram raids, Vietnam era pilot’s helmets, the joy of putting your kid’s face onto plates, pillows, and tote bags, how weird and wonderful it is to be a Dad, Birman cats, Mr Frumples the dog, great TV Shows we’re currently watching, the Jaguar XJ220, running a lifestyle clothing brand, watch sausage parties, how instagram can be a rather dull unimaginative echo chamber, turning Rolexes into art, collecting Patek’s from the 70s, buying the things that you really like, and the importance of a test tube filled with oil. These intro’s are getting weirder aren’t they?

You can find pictures and reference numbers of all the watches that we talked about on the Time 4A Pint website.

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For episode 61 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I got together with nomadic Irishman, and owner of Brooklyn’s Iona Bar, Victor Boyd, who you may know from Instagram, as PapillonVic.

We talked about buying Rolex Submariners for £295, working in high end restaurants in London and Paris and opening one in Manhattan, selling an entire collection to pay the bills when the world changed on September 11, and starting over in Brooklyn with a very cool neighbourhood bar called Iona. Diving with watches, changing beer barrels with watches, buying vintage, meeting independents, and being tipped off to a spectacularly uncommon, and tough as nails JLC by a former NFL player.

There is a lot going on in this episode.

So grab your headphones, pour yourself a drink that is time-of-day appropriate, and enjoy.

You can find pictures and reference numbers of all the watches that we talked about on the Time 4A Pint website.

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For episode 60 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I got together with Portobello Road based watch dealer, and fellow fan of odd horology, Josh Rogers.

We talked about how the trade has changed in the last 10 years, the weird and wonderful things that wander in off the Portobello Road, keyboard warriors and Omega cross hairs, impulse purchases in French Flea markets, buying a new stainless steel Rolex at retail, and our shared fondness for quirky and often unloved timepieces.

Watches featured in this episode:

• Chopard L.U.C Regluator Quattro 18K White Gold ref. 171910-1001

• Seiko Sportura Kinetic SNL015 7L22 OAd0

• Omega Deville Saint Honoré ref. BC751.8358E / 551.8358 / 142.8358

• IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar ref. IW503502

• Omega Seamaster Automatic 165.002

• Omega Seamaster Automatic Day Date calibre 1020 ref. 166.0216

• Bulova Accutron “Sputnik” calibre 218.1

• 2020 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41mm “Wimbledon” ref. 126334

• Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Date ref. 240.8.15

You can find pictures and reference numbers of all the watches that we talked about, along with lots of helpful show notes on the Time 4A Pint website.

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For episode 58 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I got together with New York Times best selling Author, and spectacular watch nerd, Gary Shteyngart.

Born in Leningrad in 1972, Gary moved to New York at the age of 7. Which is where he was last week, when we jumped on a long distance line to talk about seven of the watches from his collection, angry people on the internet, and his most recent novel, Lake Success.

You can find pictures and reference numbers of all the watches that we talked about, along with lots of helpful show notes on the Time 4A Pint website.

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• Omega Speedmaster Professional Speedy Tuesday “Ultraman” - reference 311.12.42.30.01.001

• Omega Speedmaster Professional “Silver Snoopy Award” 50th Anniversary - reference 310.32.42.50.02.001

• Omega Speedmaster X-33 Gen 2 - reference 3291.50

• Universal Genève Space-Compax - reference 885104/01

• Universal Genève Aero-Compax - reference 22703/4

• Breitling Navitimer 806, 1959 re-edition - reference AB0910371B1X1

• Breitling AVI 765, 1953 re-edition - reference AB0920131B1X1

• Breitling SuperOcean 2005

• 1969 Weekly Auto Orient King Diver

• 1977 Citizen Quartz Crystron 150m diver - DV730V/2150-11

• Heuer Quartz 200m Professional - 980.007

• Modified Casio G-Shock GA-2100 - a.k.a CasiOak

We talked about Redbar. The wonderful weirdness of going back to in-person events. And 8 of the watches from her personal collection:

• Brew Retrograph “Teal”

• Méraud Bonaire “Graphite Grey”

• Ming 17.01 “Anthracite”

• Swatch Tresor Magique (SAZ101)

• Hamilton Otis “Reverso”

• Universal Geneve Polerouter

• Arnold & Son HM Perpetual Moon - Piece Unique

• Schon “The Dot” - Piece Unique

You can find pictures of them, along with some helpful show notes at https://www.time4apint.com/podcast/the-time-4a-pint-podcast-episode-56

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For Episode 55 of the Time 4A Pint Podcast, I jumped on a long distance line with Suguru “Sug” Nishioka, to talk about family, diving, the 90s, and how important it is to find a watch that’s the right size for you.

Watches featured in this episode:

• 2020 HODINKEE x Casio “6900 by John Mayer” LE Casio G-Shock DW6900JM20-8CR

• 1995 Seiko SUS Chronograph 7T27-7A40

• 2021 Synchron Military Black PVD coated diver

• 1995 Sinn 244 Ti

• 1967 Rolex 1016 Explorer

• 2020 Rolex 114200 Oyster Perpetual 34

• 2019 IWC Pilot 36 IW324010

• 2011 Grand Seiko SBGW033

• 2021 Chrono Tokyo “Chronograph 1”

You can find pictures of them, along with some helpful show notes at https://www.time4apint.com/podcast/the-time-4a-pint-podcast-episode-55

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