Justin Phillips

Just-In Time

Leisure EN ↓ 3 episoder

Ever wanted to get into watches but felt overwhelmed? Just-In-Time is your easy on-ramp. Hosted by Justin Phillips, the show is a relaxed, beginner-friendly exploration of watches — how they work, why they matter, and what makes them fun. Whether you’re brand new or watch-curious, this is the place to learn without feeling intimidated. Intro music created by Jake Rosenberg

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Justin Phillips

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Seneste episode

12. jan. 2026

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Episoder

Episode 3: The Watch That Changed Everything — Cartier Santos-Dumont 12.01.2026

Justin Phillips and guest Nick Cabot Rodriquez explore the story of the Cartier Santos-Dumont — the watch that helped launch the men’s wristwatch and changed watch history forever.

Episode 2: Boston and the Birth of American Watchmaking 12.01.2026

Justin Phillips and guest Gerard Cardinal explore Boston’s surprising influence on watchmaking history — from factory innovation to maritime timekeeping and the legacy that remains today.

Episode 1: Watch Movements 101 — What Makes a Watch Tick? 12.01.2026

Justin Phillips launches Just-In-Time with a beginner-friendly deep dive into watch movements, joined by Michael R. Michaels , Technical Trainer, Watchmaking at Richemont. Learn how watches work, why movements matter, and where newcomers should start.

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