EST. 2026
Hosted by Michael Berrios, with Noah Williams
The Show
The Hosts
MICHAEL BERRIOS
Collector, designer, and host of Keeping Seconds. Michael spent the last several years working across watch design, development, manufacturing, pricing, and product strategy, bringing a product-side perspective to the conversations on the show.
NOAH WILLIAMS
Photographer, writer, and collector with a longtime perspective on watches and personal style. Noah’s work focuses on watches, how they’re worn and photographed, and the people and stories around them.
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Episode Two
Why can a 41mm watch wear smaller than a 39mm one? Michael and Noah dig into the dimensions that actually shape how a watch feels on the wrist — diameter, lug-to-lug, thickness, dial depth, case architecture, weight, and more.
Plus: the beginnings of a Keeping Seconds watch-wear calculator, the Wren Vessel, Omega’s latest James Bond Seamasters, and a look ahead to Atlanta Watch Salon.
Previous Episodes
Episode One
Why Watches Have to Be Seen in Person
Fresh off Intersect Charlotte, Michael and Noah talk about why watches often have to be experienced in person, what specs and photos can’t tell you, and how meeting the people behind independent brands can change the way you see the product.
Plus: Michael’s path from collector to watch design, the phrase “I’d buy it if…,” the idea of “buying the seller,” and the first edition of The Watch List.
KEEPING SECONDS LAB
A watch doesn’t wear like any one measurement. It wears like the relationship between all of them.
Start with a watch you already know — or enter its dimensions — and see which watches across the industry share its proportions.
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