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)

Michel Nydegger - Inside Greubel Forsey

Michel Nydegger - Inside Greubel Forsey

In most industries, power is measured by growth.In watchmaking, there are rare exceptions — institutions that derive authority not from expansion, but from refusal. From limiting production. From resi...

21 Mar 43min

F.P. Journe — Invenit et Fecit

F.P. Journe — Invenit et Fecit

“Invenit et Fecit.”He invented it. He made it.Few phrases in watchmaking carry as much weight — or as much audacity — as the words engraved on the dials of F.P. Journe.In this episode of Watches and P...

18 Mar 9min

Royal Oak — From Iconoclast to Icon

Royal Oak — From Iconoclast to Icon

The Royal Oak is more than a watch.It’s a rupture.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I break down Royal Oak: From Iconoclast to Icon, the official book dedicated to one of...

11 Mar 14min

Paul Boutros - Who Decides Value? Auctions, Power, and Watch Legitimacy

Paul Boutros - Who Decides Value? Auctions, Power, and Watch Legitimacy

Auction results are often treated as facts.But are markets all neutral?Markets are systems — with incentives, hierarchies, and gatekeepers. Collectors play a pivotal role in them.Paul Boutros is Head ...

7 Mar 39min

Watches & Politics | Series 3 — Watch Books: Why Watches Are Written, Not Just Worn

Watches & Politics | Series 3 — Watch Books: Why Watches Are Written, Not Just Worn

Watches are not just designed.They are written.In this video, I’m introducing Series 3 of Watches and Politics — a new chapter focused entirely on watch books.As an academic and lifelong watch collect...

28 Feb 7min

Jacopo Corvo - Who Decides Taste? Watches, Power, and the Milan Effect

Jacopo Corvo - Who Decides Taste? Watches, Power, and the Milan Effect

In watchmaking, power does not always sit with brands.Sometimes it sits with cities.Sometimes with collectors.Sometimes with retailers who decide what deserves attention — and what does not.Jacopo Cor...

21 Feb 42min

Geoffrey Kelly — Illicit Value, Cultural Property, and the Power Behind Luxury and Watches

Geoffrey Kelly — Illicit Value, Cultural Property, and the Power Behind Luxury and Watches

In this episode of Watches & Politics, I’m joined by Geoffrey Kelly, retired FBI Special Agent and founding member of the FBI Art Crime Team, for a conversation about culture, value, law, and power.Ov...

14 Feb 49min

Christopher Daaboul from EsperLuxe — Access, Trust, and Power in the Independent Watchmaking Market

Christopher Daaboul from EsperLuxe — Access, Trust, and Power in the Independent Watchmaking Market

In this episode of Watches & Politics, I’m joined by Christopher Daaboul, founder of EsperLuxe, to explore access, trust, and power in the modern private watch market, focusing on independent watchmak...

7 Feb 48min

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