Watches and Politics

Watches and Politics

Watches and Politics is a limited-series podcast exploring the surprising connections between horology and history. Hosted by political scientist Edi Shipoli, each episode uncovers how watches have shaped war, diplomacy, industrial revolutions, and global power. This is the story of timekeeping as a political force—from Calvinist Geneva to Cold War summits, from luxury diplomacy to digital disruption. Smart, stylish, and historically rich.

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Episoder(56)

Sevan Bıçakçı — The Timekeeper

Sevan Bıçakçı — The Timekeeper

Not all watch books are about movements, calibers, or complications.Some are about time as culture.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore Sevan Bıçakçı: The Timekeep...

29 Apr 9min

Roman from The Fifth Wrist - Who Controls Watch Knowledge? Books, Media, and Power

Roman from The Fifth Wrist - Who Controls Watch Knowledge? Books, Media, and Power

In watchmaking, knowledge is often mistaken for information.But knowledge is slower.It is structured.It accumulates — through books, through research, through conversation.Roman, known as @TimesRomanA...

25 Apr 1h 3min

The Art of Breguet

The Art of Breguet

Before there were icons, before there were independents, before there was modern watchmaking as we understand it — there was Breguet.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I ...

22 Apr 9min

Rare Watches — Exploring the World’s Most Exquisite Timepieces

Rare Watches — Exploring the World’s Most Exquisite Timepieces

Some watch books explain history.Some explain mechanics.Rare Watches does something different:it maps the upper edge of possibility.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I e...

15 Apr 9min

Reverso by Nicholas Foulkes

Reverso by Nicholas Foulkes

Some watches become icons because they dominate culture.Others endure because they adapt without losing themselves.The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is the latter.In this episode of Watches and Politics — ...

8 Apr 9min

Mitch Katz - Who Writes Watch History? Collecting, Taste, and Power

Mitch Katz - Who Writes Watch History? Collecting, Taste, and Power

Collectors are often treated as participants in a market.But collecting, at its deepest level, is something else entirely.It is a process of selection, rejection, revision — a way of constructing mean...

4 Apr 52min

A Man and His Watch

A Man and His Watch

Not every important watch book is about innovation, mechanics, or brand power.Some are about people.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore A Man and His Watch by Mat...

1 Apr 7min

De Bethune — The Art of Watchmaking

De Bethune — The Art of Watchmaking

Some watchmakers perfect tradition.Others reject it.De Bethune does something far rarer: it rebuilds tradition from first principles.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I ...

25 Mar 10min

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