Many years ago I was doing a software upgrade in a company accounts department, it was close to Christmas and the staff were going out for their Christmas party for the afternoon. The manager shouted out to everyone to write down their passwords for me so I could access their PC’s while they were gone and to be sure…

It should honestly just be part of graduating high school or getting a GED. 

Given that the guy liked Atomic Blonde it sounds like you’re just labeling anybody who disagrees with you as an “incel”.

Ed Kemper is absolutely my favorite character on the show.

I thank God for every second of every minute of every episode that Bill Tench is on screen.

I highly disagree on the podrace.....

I’ll bet that if you go to any of these “that’s racist” folks’ social media accounts, you’ll find the phrases “too PC”, “snowflakes”, “can’t joke anymore”, etc.

I, uh, still like this show and these characters, and I’m excited to get these new episodes.

Sorry, everybody.

“I don’t get people who are into X that I’m not into.”

Jesus, dude, did you even try?

Hi Justin – I’m an editor at HODINKEE, a site for watch enthusiasts. It’s kinda hard to explain the appeal of these things – watches have been around for close to 500 years; the wristwatch has been around, more or less, since World War I and for most of that time they were not only necessities, but also the focus of…

Some people collect cars, some people collect stamps, some people collect antiques. I collect watches. I just depends what floats your boat.

It’s really not that hard to understand. Some people really like watches. They like to wear them, they like to collect them and they don’t mind spending thousands of dollars on them. For many people it’s about the appreciation of the work that went into building the watch and less about the convenience of always…

Clickbait, but I’ll bite.

The purpose of a watch is that people are passionate about them so your take will generate site traffic.

I collect vintage Omega watches, usually bought online in poor condition, that my watchmaker services and brings back to life.

Watches are one of the few heirloom pieces that can be passed from generation to generation and be enjoyed - and used - every day. A link to your past and a tribute to your loved ones that can be worn and admired while serving a function is a very powerful thing.

How do you not understand watches?

28 year old who appreciates fine watches, checking in. own quite a few, A. Lange & Sohne, F.P. Journe, Rolex and Omega are just some that I own. The mechanical knowhow and skill necessary to construct some of the watches is just fascinating and super cool. I see them as art pieces you wear, something that you derive…

I’m a watch person and I can’t really explain it. I have been since I was a kid. I have two Omega watches - one vintage and one modern, a vintage Rolex and a modern IWC.