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Sunday, November 6, 2016

WatchTime Magazine NYC Annual Watch Event 2016

WatchTime Magazine NYC 
Annual Watch Event 2016

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Gotham Hall

On October 14th and 15th in NYC, watch lovers, collectors, and influencers were treated to two days of food, cocktails, and over 20 of the leading watch brands.  Gotham Hall opened its grand doors to brands such as MB&F, Omega, JLC, and Vacheron Constantin to name a few to give watch lovers a first-hand look at upcoming and unreleased watches.  

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CoG chatting with brand experts

The first night was a limited engagement for VIPs that included cocktails, dinner, and a private showcase of all the brands.  VIPs were welcomed by luminaries, executives, and experts including Roger Ruegger (WatchTime Editor-in-Chief), company CEOs, Watch Anish (social influencer), and leading collector Jeff Kingston.  There is an indescribable aura when you're able to speak one-on-one with the brand creator or the industry leaders that are able to move the watch landscape with a simple mention or whisper.  

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Watch talk with Jeff Kingston (leading collector)

The second night was open to all guests, but still kept the intimate feel of the VIP night.  Once again all brands were on hand to showcase their latest creations along with some reveals that surprised many.  Guests were treated to a personal watch tour with Jeff Kingston and got to dive inside the mind of one the world's leading collectors and brand consultants.  Small talks were held by experts and influencers to discuss the watch landscape, history of the dive watch, and other select topics.  Whether it was technical watch talk or simply admiring your favorite brands, WatchTime Magazine's Annual watch event had something for everyone.

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Industry leaders (from left to right): Bill McCuddy (reporter), Watch Anish (social influencer),
Nicholas Mansousas (CEO Firehouse Horology),
Michael Friedman (AP historian), Jeff Kingston (not pictured)

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Aaron Sigmond (Author of Drive Time) and Sung Kang (Actor)

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MB&F LM Perpetual

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Omega Planet Oceans

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Gotham Hall

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Breguet
Tradition Répétition Minutes Tourbillon



Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Boast at The Met

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Wardrobe
Sweater: c/o Boast
Pants: Scotch & Soda
Bag: Coach
Watch: MVMT
Shoes: Too Boot New York

Monday, March 30, 2015

Master & Dynamic

The Modern Thinking Cap

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A commitment to not just style but also quality, New York based Master & Dynamic is a premium audio company obsessed with sound and creativity.  We joined them for a night at Kinfolk 90 in Brooklyn.


Whether traveling, sitting in a coffee shop, or taking the train home, it's hard not to see everyone lost in their own world.  Head down in our phones and headphones providing a little escape from the outside world, it's the only control we have in a world filled with distractions.  However there's a big difference between listening to your favorite Taylor Swift record on generic headphones and experiencing the music as the artist intended. 


Master & Dynamic engineered their products with heavy-duty materials such as fine leather and stainless steel.  Their headphones weren't made to slam you with bass or drown you in treble, rather it's the perfect balance of a natural, detailed live sound signature.  The tuning was designed to complement a diversity of tastes and music genres.  With easily replaceable parts, these may be the last pair of headphones you ever buy.


True to their New York roots and commitment to supporting the creative community, Master & Dynamic partnered with Harlem Village Academies (HVA) High, a public charter school in Harlem and part of the five-school HVA network (read more here).  With a recent contribution of $105,000, Master & Dynamic are proud to sponsor the arts and invest in the next generation of creatives.


The listening stations at the Kinfolk 90 event gave attendees the opportunity to get hands on with the MH30 and MH40.  After a ten minute conversation about the products with who I thought was a product representative turned out to be Mr. Levine (founder and CEO) himself.  Humble and hilarious, it was nice talking about the products honestly and openly not knowing who he was.  To speak to the type of person he was, he dropped off a box of pizza at our table from the food truck outside.