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Roman Sharf and Adrian Taskin sit down to talk about Rolex raising prices (again). We break down what got hit and what it means for the market. Then, Audemars Piguet drops 6 new chronograph references and we give you the full rundown. Plus, a crypto scammer tried to steal two watches from us... and we have to tell you the whole story.

A Newport Beach jeweler named Nelson Andres Holdo is facing felony charges after California's Attorney General accused him of running a "Phantom Rolex Scheme" stealing nearly $1.5 million from 22 victims who paid for Rolex watches that never existed. We also react to your comments and get into the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph 007 First Light, the first-ever James Bond chronograph. Worth it or overhyped? Plus: will Cartier discontinue the Pasha? Several models have quietly disappeared from Cartier's website and the watch community is wonder why. We share our take. And the Rolex secondary market keeps shifting, so we run through the models dropping below retail in May 2026, including the Yacht-Master, Sea-Dweller, and Datejust, and whether now is the time to buy.

The Swiss watch industry has seen its second year of decline, Rolex prices are up 7%, and AI in watchmaking has become a major talking point. Roman Sharf and Adrian Taskin are here to discuss these topics, and more, in the brand new luxury watch podcast, Dual Time! Look out for episodes every week to stay up to date on luxury watch news and discussions from watch experts.

This week we're reacting to your comments, breaking down the standout lots from the June 2026 Phillips New York auction, and weighing in on Jeremy Strong's newly announced Richard Mille ambassadorship and what it means for the brand. We also get into something every collector needs to hear: luxury watch thefts are on the rise, and we cover what's happening and how to protect yourself.

This week Roman Sharf and Adrian Taskin talk fresh Philipps auction results, the hottest new watch releases like the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar or the Ulysse Nardin Freak X, and some talk about the Knicks winning the NBA Championship. Plus, Roman calls out a comment accusing Luxury Bazaar's phone call content of being staged.

We're back with Episode 6 of the Dual Time Podcast, covering the biggest stories and debates in the luxury watch world. This week we dig into the Rolex China controversy, allegations that thousands of paid actors were hired to artificially inflate attendance at the Oyster Story Centenary Exhibition, and break down what it means for the brand. We also discuss the new Basilia Watch & Jewelry Show coming to Basel, debate whether the AP Code 11.59 is an underrated sleeper or if buyers should stick to the Royal Oak, and get into whether today's watch brands are truly innovating or just standing still. On top of all that, we share our picks for the best watches to buy right now, talk about how we'd start a watch channel from scratch in today's market, and respond to your hottest takes in our Counter Offer segment.

Perri Dash of 0260 and Wrist Check Podcast joins Roman Sharf and Adrian Taskin to discuss the future of influencers in the watch industry, react to François-Henri Bennahmias new watch brand N3W5, and look at the tourbillon anniversary Breguet watches!

On this episode of Dual Time, the Luxury Bazaar team tackles a question we get asked constantly: why don't we post Grey Market anymore? We break down the real difference between an authorized dealer and a grey market watch dealer, and ask whether the price of a watch matters more than the service, warranty, and trust you get when buying one.We also dig into the SteveWillDoit Rolex controversy, where Mexico's national soccer team was forced to return $1 million worth of luxury Rolex watches gifted by the YouTuber after violating FIFA's Code of Ethics on gifts of "symbolic or trivial value." Plus, we cover Ben's Watches' report on a new quartz crisis for Swiss watchmaking, as Chinese brands like Tianjin Sea-Gull, Atelier Wen, and Beijing Watch Factory close the gap on Switzerland with in-house mechanical movements and tourbillons at a fraction of the price, and dive into the new Seiko and Rolling Blazers watch release.

Roman Sharf is on vacation, so Adrian Taskin brings on Alex Serrano, a top salesman at Luxury Bazaar. Together they discuss the power of silence, the importance of social media in the watch world, and how cars and watches come together as hobbies. They also take a look at some unique timepieces, discuss being watch dealers, and more!

On this episode of Dual Time, we dig into Sotheby's New York record-breaking Buzz Aldrin watch auction, where a broken circuit breaker switch and the pen that saved Apollo 11 sold for a staggering $857,600. We also cover the rest of the Aldrin lots, from his personal Omega and Jaeger-LeCoultre pieces to novelty watches tied to his life and legact. From there we move to new releases: the Swatch x Omega "Mission to the Moon 1969" piece in 18k Moonshine Gold, limited to 1969 units and available only through Swatch's app before applications close on July 21st, and Vacheron Constantin's new Overseas Self-Winding in steel with a red dial and interchangeable strap system. We close with Studio Underdog's new "The Doghouse" workshop in Maidenhead, UK, where anyone can build and keep their own 01Series watch.