In this episode, Marc and Aaron explore how their approaches to watch collecting differ—and complement each other. Marc is guided by aesthetics and how a watch makes him feel, while Aaron is captivated by the mechanics and craftsmanship behind the dial. They also dive into recent watches that have caught their attention, including the new Tudor Black Bay Pro, which sparks memories of a day trip to Cincinnati and a close encounter with the Explorer II. It's a conversation about obsession, appreciation, and the joy of discovery—one tick of 31,536,000 at a time.

In this episode, Marc and Aaron explore the meaning behind milestone watches. Aaron recently celebrated his daughter’s graduation with their extended family, marking the moment by gifting her a watch box he made and an heirloom Seiko. The conversation turns to family stories, sentimental pieces—including a watch worn daily for over 60 years—and the idea of owning just one watch (a nice thought, anyway). They also share the watches currently on their minds—and the ones that just might become treasures down the line.

Since Episode 1 dropped, Marc made a work trip to Kentucky and stayed with Aaron — this time with his son Felix along for the ride. Felix had a front-row seat when Aaron started making his very serious case that dive watch depth ratings are basically irrelevant... all while proudly wearing his Seiko Tuna rated for 300 meters. He caught the hypocrisy immediately.

Meanwhile, Aaron’s wife is thinking about buying a watch of her own — adding even more fun to the weekend.

The guys float a new idea: maybe instead of the usual wrist-check, they start a segment called "The Tabs We Can’t Close" — watches we're obsessing over right now.