Posts tagged with: ’Round the dial
Prodigal Questionnaire: Wendy Wason and her Cartier Tank Française
When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do better than the Prodigal Questionnaire.
One watch. One decision. And 12 little questions that shine a probing, edifying light on them both.
Today, we’re putting our Twitter chum Wendy Wason, comedian and actress, on the couch to examine her decision to buy a Cartier Tank Française.
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 16 January 2012
Prodigal Questionnaire: Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean
The Prodigal Questionnaire: One watch, one decision, and 12 little questions that shine a probing, edifying light on them both. Today, we’re putting H-Bomb on the couch to examine his decision to buy an orange-bezeled Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean.
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 2 May 2011
Prodigal Questionnaire: 1968 Breitling Cosmonaute
The Prodigal Questionnaire: One watch, one decision, and 12 little questions that shine a probing, edifying light on them both. Today, we’re putting Ben Oliver, contributing editor of CAR Magazine and their watch columnist, on the couch to examine his decision to buy a 1968 Breitling Cosmonaute.
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 4 April 2011
Prodigal Questionnaire: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, reference 15300ST
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. Today, we’re putting El Guapo on the couch to examine his decision to buy an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak.
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 7 March 2011
‘Round the dial with Panerai strap maker Kostas Veni
If watch makers are a strange and mysterious breed – dedicated and almost monk-like in their devotion to their craft – then what the Hell are we supposed to think of strap makers? They’re even more niche, even more obsessed and focused. Well, never one to shy away from an anthropological challenge, The Prodigal Guide [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 25 November 2010
Prodigal Questionnaire: Breitling Cosmonaute 809
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. It’s more: contrived, surpassed, fallacious. We’re kidding of course. No way do the guys at Vanity Fair have a monopoly on revealing interview techniques. When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 6 September 2010
Prodigal Questionnaire: Rolex Explorer reference 1016
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. It’s more: contrived, surpassed, fallacious. We’re kidding of course. No way do the guys at Vanity Fair have a monopoly on revealing interview techniques. When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 2 August 2010
Prodigal Questionnaire: Breitling Chronomat
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. It’s more: contrived, surpassed, fallacious. We’re kidding of course! No way do the guys at Vanity Fair have a monopoly on revealing interview techniques. When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 5 July 2010
Prodigal Questionnaire: Rolex Sea-Dweller Mk III (1972) – The ‘double-red’
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. It’s more: contrived, surpassed, fallacious. We’re kidding of course. No way do the guys at Vanity Fair have a monopoly on revealing interview techniques. When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 7 June 2010
Prodigal Questionnaire: Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Reserve
Vanity Fair has the Proust Questionnaire. Theirs is “candid, surprising, fascinating.” Ours? Not so much. It’s more: contrived, surpassed, fallacious. We’re kidding of course. No way do the guys at Vanity Fair have a monopoly on revealing interview techniques! When it comes to penetrating the reasoning behind a watch-buying decision, we think you can’t do [...]
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 3 May 2010
