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Jamie Weiss

Australian Editor

“Hi, I’m Jamie, and I’m a watchaholic.”

Ever since Jamie was a kid, he was obsessed with clocks, watches and gauges. As he grew up, that developed into a full-blown addiction to fast cars and even faster chronographs, especially after spending a year living in the heart of watch culture, Switzerland. After cutting his teeth as a radio host and one of Australia’s top lifestyle journalists, he’s now Time+Tide’s first Australian Editor, helming the Australian content creation operation. An expert on luxury watches, performance cars, travel, music and whisky, Jamie’s fascinated by the intersection between watch culture and popular culture, as well as the gloriously decadent and anachronistic nature of mechanical watches… You can usually find him at the T+T Discovery Studio smashing away at his keyboard (or getting distracted by the latest shipment of cool new watches).

First watch: A G-Shock DW9052 that’s lost the ‘H’ in its logo, so I call it my “G-Sock”.

Favourite watch: My Tudor Black Bay Pro – my first “big boy” watch.

Finale watch: A three-way tie between an A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Titanium, Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time Everest or a Grand Seiko SBGZ009. Or maybe I’d have all three?

Articles by Jamie Weiss

Rado’s underrated Anatom has finally received a full ceramic bracelet – but how does it wear?
Andrew sits down for a ‘Big Interview’ with WatchPro’s Rob Corder on our UK expansion
Mark Zuckerberg’s $1 million Greubel Forsey watch proves as controversial as his Meta changes
Our favourite TAG Heuer watches of 2024
Every MoonSwatch released so far, ranked from best to worst
Here are our favourite watch articles of 2024
The three watches Jamie wore most in 2024 are…
6 of the best Pepsi bezel watches
The fanciful, flippable Vario Versa gets a pair of mother-of-pearl makeovers
Our favourite Tudor watches of 2024
It’s been a big year for watches: here were some of the best watch moments of 2024
Our favourite Cartier watches of 2024
World timers versus GMT watches – what’s the difference?
Blue and rose gold or black DLC titanium: which Ulysse Nardin Blast Tourbillon do you prefer?
Watch brands are rushing to open Australian boutiques before the end of 2024
Artem expands its HydroFlex strap range with fan-requested pops of colour
Leica strikes a pose with the ZM 11
A dinner with Rado and their new ambassador, top Australian cricketer Cameron Green
Omega drop another surprise holiday release: a Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M in turquoise
We drop the top on the Porsche Design Chronograph 718 Spyder RS
Citizen celebrates the Promaster Collection’s 35th anniversary with three distinct limited editions
Studio Underd0g and Wristcheck drop three uneggspected 01Series Chronographs that’ll make you crack a smile
TAG Heuer’s latest Formula 1 Chronograph celebrates Red Bull’s 20 years of F1 dominance
Mühle-Glashütte’s new Sportivo collection aims for sophisticated sporty versatility
Why the TAG Heuer Monaco is still the watch world’s ultimate square deal
The most unique uses of lume in watchmaking
The Time+Tide holiday gift guide: all the best gift ideas for watch enthusiasts
Dave Portnoy admits defeat, announces fire sale for Brick Watch Company, blaming “watch geeks” for its demise
An engraved Patek Philippe Nautilus sells for CHF 6.7 million, setting a new world record
The 5 best monopusher chronographs, for when two pushers is one too many
Audemars Piguet teams up with hyped artist Kaws for a subversive Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon
Need a strap for your Panerai? Don’t PAM-ic: Artem has you covered
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s latest Master Ultra-Thin Date demands a rethink of the GADA label
The surprising way Seiko will survive the watch slump
Plastic fantastic: the 6 best plastic watches
The AIS Collective x Maximilian Maertens ChronoSphere is a watch box that doubles as a piece of art