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The Analog:Shift Podcast is a podcast for watch enthusiasts covering industry trends, notable watches, and the people behind the brands with a distinct focus on vintage & pre-owned, the impact it has, and the culture surrounding it. Hosted by Devin Pennypacker.
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In our inaugural episode recorded at Analog:Shift HQ, hosts Devin and TC kick off the show with unfiltered hot takes, recent happenings at Watch Week Aspen, and Devin's latest sailing expedition with a Heuer Regatta. We break down the biggest vintage watchspottings on celebrity wrists: from Michael B. Jordan’s Oscars Piaget to Jenna Ortega's stunning vintage Heuer Pocketwatch. Plus, the guys play a little game of "One Has to Go" featuring the Holy Trinity of luxury sports watches, followed by a Show & Tell with some of Devin and TC's favorite things. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:30 Hot Takes 03:38 Around The Shop 09:54 Watches on the Wrists of Celebrities 19:50 Which One Has To Go: Overseas, Royal Oak, or Nautilus? 24:01 Show & Tell 31:16 Outro Shop Vintage & Pre-owned Timepieces https://www.analogshift.com Devin Pennypacker https://www.instagram.com/devinpennypacker Thomas Calara https://www.instagram.com/thomascalara
The Analog:Shift Podcast is a podcast for watch enthusiasts covering industry trends, notable watches, and the people behind the brands with a distinct focus on vintage & pre-owned, the impact it has, and the culture surrounding it. Tune in to our first episode, this Friday, September 4th!
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