Watches + Wheels: A Morning of Cars, Coffee, and Community

A chilly Nashville morning brought together collectors, friends, and fellow enthusiasts for one of our busiest gatherings yet.

On October 17, we welcomed the Nashville community to our own neighborhood, Wedgewood Houston, for another edition of Watches + Wheels, bringing together our shared appreciation for automobiles, mechanical craftsmanship, and good company.

Despite an unexpectedly cold and windy morning, the turnout was incredible. Guests began arriving as soon as the event started, filling the space with an impressive mix of both cars and people. It quickly became one of the busiest events we've ever hosted.

We were pleased to partner with Sotheby's Motorsport for the gathering, with Davy Ball of Draped in Blue keeping everyone warm with coffee throughout the morning.

But what made this event particularly special wasn't just the number of people who attended. It was seeing so many familiar faces!

We welcomed more Weiss customers than we can recall at any previous event, alongside friends, family, longtime supporters, and visitors discovering the brand for the first time.

Over time, our Nashville studio has become much more than a place to experience our watches. It's given us the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with the people who wear them, and to stay connected well beyond the initial visit. Seeing so many of those relationships come together in one place was a wonderful reminder of why our studio matters.

We're particularly grateful to Faith, whose dedication to our customers and thoughtful approach to building those relationships, helped make the morning so memorable.

There is something special about bringing people together around shared interests. Cars and watches have long attracted enthusiasts who appreciate the details, the craftsmanship, and the stories behind the things they love. Hosting events like Watches + Wheels reminds us that the friendships formed along the way are just as important.

To everyone who braved the cold, brought a car, visited from out of town, stopped for coffee, or simply came by to say hello: thank you!

We're grateful for the community that continues to grow around Weiss Watch Company, and we look forward to welcoming you back to our workshop soon.