Show Notes
Thinking that Rolex will seal the deal on date night? Think again. For Episode 5, A Matter of Time hosts Kristian Haagen and Andrew McCutchen put their co-host, Eleonor Picciotto, in the hot seat to leverage her distinct perspective, and the discussion revealed some brutal truths about what women actually notice about the watch on your wrist.
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