AE. 17 | The Antiquarian Horologist- Brittany Nicole Cox
Mechina Intelligence? It’s interesting that right now, artificial intelligence is really dominating the headline. Society once again is awestruck and surprised that machines, mechina, can “simulate intelligence” or act like they are alive. It can come off like magic inside of a box or a ghost in a machine in this digital age. As I […]
AE. 16 | “Watches and Wondering”
Updates and a surprise conversational collaboration episode between the Analog Explorer and Zulu Time Podcast. Episode and show notes also available on Substack. This week has been a busy production week with coordinating some future guests to be on the show as well as two recordings (more on that later). Earlier in the week I […]
AE.15 | Karel Bachand of Barrelhand Watches
In 2014, an 18 year old engineering student found a newly discovered fascination with watchmaking. With the mind of an engineer and a futurist with a vision of 3D printing, as a freshmen in college he set out to create a working 3D printed watch. Not just any watch, but a watch that to him was the penultimate design and tribute to mechanical engineering. By his senior year, he not only had a working 3d printed homage but his own original design to be 3d printed; and a passion to strike out on his own as an independent watchmaker and company.
AE. 14 | Watches from on-wrist to underwater?
Analog Explorer Podcast, Episode 14 “Watches from on-wrist to underwater” along with holiday recommendations with Zulu Time Podcast
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