Fratello On Air: These Are The Most Misleading Words In Watch Ads
About this episode
The episode discusses misleading words used in watch advertisements, particularly for vintage watches.
Welcome back to another episode of Fratello On Air! Apologies for the late publishing time, but a baby and the World Cup have us keeping odd hours. This week, we target a humorous but potentially dangerous subject. Misleading words when describing a watch, especially a vintage one, are rife within our hobby, so we attempt to shed light on them. Enjoy the show! Most of us have taken an English or social studies course and were required to read a newspaper article and cross out the non-factual ...
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