If you like watches this is a must podcast. Ariel is an extraordinary interviewer. Smart questions and insights.

The host is too talkative, too argumentative, and is much less thoughtful and insightful than he thinks. He presupposes and theorizes to constant dead ends.

Tim Mosso may know all the watch references but no one understands the watch industry like Ariel - and shares it! I appreciate his open mind and sharp new takes which he shares in written and audio form. Superlative is a deep dive for industry members and watch fans alike. If you are either, it’s a must listen. Thanks for all you do Ariel!

It appears to me that over the past decade or so there has been a trend for interviewers to pontificate during their question to their guest/interviewee. Often giving the appearance that they are trying to highlight themselves as opposed to the guest. I as a listener cannot get past this trend any longer. Mr. Adams who seems like a very nice and knowledgeable person is guilty of this so often that I cannot get past it. Do your listeners a favor and posit an interesting, non self centric question and step back, get out of the way and let your guest run with it. You’ll find you and your listeners will have more opportunity to learn from the interview as opposed to the majority of the interviews being long winded, self important blathering. Sincerely, I do wish you all the best. Good luck.

Ariel, host of the podcast, highlights all things watches and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

The topics are all interesting but Ariel just cannot help himself. He treats every interview like he’s the professor needing to impart his own views and educate both the interviewee and the listener and it comes across as extremely pompous. He needs to learn from the better hosts across all content and hold back a bit more and let the guest drive the interview with interesting and intriguing questions along the way. Asking leading questions and then answering them yourself isn’t the way.

He keeps interrupting, I was surprised how different Ariel is on this program. He’s suffocating the guest and is a turn off.