On today’s episode of The Worn &amp; Wound Podcast, Zach and Ilya talk to Jason Lim of Halios watches. Halios is one of the older micro-brands we’ve covered here on Worn &amp; Wound, and it’s also one of the most beloved. In large part, that’s due to Jason’s keen design sensibilities—Halios has yet to produce a dud. In fact, each release builds on the one that came before it, showing an increased level of refinement with every new watch. Today, we talk to Jason about his brand, how he got started, and what the future holds in store. In the latter half of the episode, Jason answers some of the questions you submitted on Instagram. For the full show notes for this episode, head over to Worn &amp; Wound after January 10, 10 am Eastern Standard Time. This week’s episode is brought to you by the Worn &amp; Wound Shop. If there's something that you want us to cover on a future episode of the show, let us know via email at info@wornandwound.com. &nbsp;

Ep. 46: Jason Lim of Halios Watches

On this week’s episode, we’ll be looking back at January and talking about some of the interesting watch-related news and happenings of the past month.

Episode 115: January Recap — Moonwatch 321, Integrated Bracelets, and More!

In the first half of the episode,  we take a deeper dive into the story of the “Backyard Breguet." In the second half of the episode, we're joined by Arianna Pozza, the Head of Product Category Watches at Victorinox Swiss Army.

Episode 116: A Backyard Breguet / Arianna Pozza of Victorinox

On this week’s episode, we’ve got a special guest for you all — Bhanu Chopra. Now, if that name sounds at all familiar to you, that doesn’t surprise me one bit. Bhanu (whose IG hand is @analogdisplay) has been a bit of a mainstay in our little horological space. I met him way back when I first started writing about watches, and over the years I’d see him around at industry events and Baselworld and things of the sort. He’s a longtime fixture over at Watchuseek (he’s now a Senior Editor) where he pens a regular column, “Flieger Friday,” and he also owns and operates Juvo Luxury, a company that sells watch boxes and winders. He’s also a massive fan of German watches, from the likes of Sinn and Guinand to Stowa and Aristo, and it’s something he and I have in common. I thought it’d be great to get Bhanu on the podcast to talk about his gig writing about watches, his love for German timepieces and what he’s learned on his many visits to the companies where they’re made, and his brand of watch winders.