KC and JonJon celebrate International Women's Day with a vastly overqualified guest, get in over their heads with the issue of equality in the watch industry, and clamour to join Carole Forestier-Kasapi's workshop.

KC expounds upon his knowledge of the history of time telling, JonJon loses track of time, and in the first time in history, KC and JonJon have no actual breaking news to cover.

KC and JonJon celebrate Singles Awareness Day by having an independent watchmaker on as a guest, discuss how many hands (or lack thereof) are involved in handmade watches, and compare birch forests to bamboo forests.

KC and JonJon share some watchmakers from countries that aren't known for watchmaking, introduce Chinese folklore to their listeners, and butcher Gaelic.

KC & JonJon deliver breaking news in the presence of an actual watch journalist, indulge in daddy Marshall’s desire to acquire Japanese independents, and move one step closer to being acquired by LVMH.

KC and JonJon break multiple breaking news, run out of things to talk about, and flex their non-existent impressionist skills.

KC and JonJon stay true to their brand by discussing a seven year old release as breaking news, their legal guardian and guest is likened to Zack de la Rocha, and KC gets exasperated over how Marshall and JonJon use their watches.

KC and JonJon finally get the car episode they always wanted to do, spread rumours about a 7-Eleven collaboration with a prestigious Swiss watchmaker, and await positive feedback on their newest logo.

JonJon finalises his hostile takeover of the podcast, the opening of a whisky bottle is mistaken as Vincent's buttplug, and the gang makes predictable watch release predictions for the new year.

KC and JonJon explore the worst things to happen in 2020, ambush a former colonial overlord, and explore the market for tertiary watch-protecting devices.