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FIVE VOICES. ONE PANEL.

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ABOUT US

Every year, Watches and Wonders gets covered the same way. Solo creators, booth tours, brand-approved narratives. Hundreds of voices saying nearly identical things. Predictable, safe, and boring. The numbers don't lie.

The problem is simple: it's always one perspective. So we built something around five. A collector, a retailer, a technician, someone new to the game, and a voice that's been missing from this world for too long. Real people with real opinions, sitting on one panel, having the conversations the industry keeps avoiding. This is The Five Unfiltered.



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The Five take on

Watches & Wonders 2026

Watches and Wonders 2026 just wrapped, and we brought together five experts to break it all down.

Roman Sharf, Oscar Strong, Lex Borrero, Ella Kirby, and Andrea Casalegno walked the show live, on camera, with real reactions to what the brands actually brought this year. The Five is our format for this: no scripts, no consensus required.

What you get: the honest hits, the misses, and a handful of pieces our panel can't stop thinking about. The ones we suspect collectors will still be talking about long after the show floor clears.

If you're trying to figure out what mattered from this year's show, this is a good place to start.