The Grey NATO – 201 – Windup Chicago With The Worn & Wound Podcast

The TGN boys are fresh back from an incredible trip to Chicago for the Windup Watch Fair and this week’s episode features the second half of our extended live recording with Zach and Blake of The Worn & Wound Podcast. That’s right – the second half. If you want the whole chat you’ll need to check out the first half on Worn & Wound’s feed here.

James and Jason at Windup Chicago recording with Zach and Blake from the Worn & Wound Podcast (image credit: Kat Shoulders).

But that’s just the main topic for today’s episode as Jason and James dig into a couple of recent watch additions (Citizen and a certain Seiko GMT, no less), Jason’s pre-Windup dive trip with a few buddies from Chicago, the merch scenario, and a whole lot more. It was such a blast being in Chicago and getting to meet so many of you.

Jason showing the new TGN Cantonment collab (aka adventure flag) while diving in Lake Michigan before the weekend start of Windup Chicago (image credit: Chris Sohl).

We hope you love the episode and thanks so much to everyone who stopped by and said hi – don’t forget to listen to the first half, which is linked above and below.

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3:41 The Worn And Wound Podcast 
6:24 Citizen JP 2007-17W Lume Dial 
7:15 @submersiblewrist (follow!)
7:35 Ben Lowry’s story about commercial diving
8:00 Chris Sohl (follow!)
8:01 Chris Scott (follow!)
9:37 The TGN Cantonment kerchief set 
11:08 Seiko SSK003 GMT 
15:10 Zach Pina Instagram (follow!)
15:30 Topper Jewellers 
19:50 Tornek-Rayville TR-660 
20:59 The first half of the Chicago recording with the Worn & Wound Podcast 
24:00 Lorier Falcon Series 3
24:56 Benrus Type II
26:15 Noble Oak Spirits
27:10 SO Labs watches 
28:40 Fortis Stratoliner 
33:55 Nomos Club 
42:15 Minase watches 
42:40 AnOrdain watches
47:27 Grant Stone Shoes 
56:55 Rolex Sky-Dweller 
1:03:40 Expedition with Steve Backshall 
1:06:03 Aldo Kane 
1:08:00 “Raiders Of The Looted Assets: Inside The High-Stakes Race to Recover Qaddafi’s Ill-Gotten Billions” Adam Ciralsky (Vanity Fair)