Greetings from Perth, Australia. Great video. Love my Group B. Today I suddenly feel like I need an aqua coloured one.

Bradley is one of the greats in the watch industry! Really enjoyed this interview, W&W.

Excellent chat!

Great interview, thank you! Bradley seems like a really nice guy.

I've been following from the very early days. While the growth in my collection means I don't wear my black dialled Stradale that often, I still love looking at it. When I bought it I was torn between the black and white dials. To this day I wished I'd bought one of each.

Bradley and his watches are of the highest order....

Awesome video. Really great to have a retrospective of all of Autodromo's watches, can't wait to see what they do next. I'm the very proud owner of a black dial / red strap Stradale, it's probably the only Autodromo watch I'll ever own considering they've been going upmarket a little bit, but I still follow everything Bradley Price releases religiously.

Great watch for anyone, particularly car enthusiasts!

Great video! Thank for putting all this together. Have been a fan of Autodromo for some time and absolutely love the group b collection!

Very cool interview and insights. I’ve always held off from purchasing an Autodromo watch, as I wasn’t sure of the brand’s authenticity (I’ve opted for NEZUMI X RUF, for example), but after watching this, I will purchase a Group B Aqua. Bradley definitely feels our passion, that I can tell. Think I’ll also get a yellow nylon strap to really make the watch POP!

I'm so glad I found this brand, I LOVE THEM, one of my favorite watch brands. In the market for a Monoposto which are getting expensive and hard to find nowadays. Also in the market for a Group B Corsica.

I love the Group B inspiration and design. I hope to get a Night Stage II some day. I unfortunately did not get deep into watches until a month after they sold out. I've had a Watchrecon and eBay alert set up for probably a year and a half. Unfortunately the only one I've seen hit the market was just after I had purchased a watch, and it ended up going for around $700 over the retail price. The Night Stage III wasn't really what I wanted, or I would have ordered one.

Had my Veloce for years now. It’s my favourite watch in my collection. Would have loved to hear the story behind it.

Stumbled upon Autodromo last night by chance (yup, very late to the game) and so glad I did! Looking to pick up their Group B iii Night Stage second hand very soon and cannot wait!

This was an awesome interview thank you for doing it

the prototipo was always my favourite autodromo..

I love the redline. That's my bedtime so it makes sense for me😂

Love these watches!

Great review. I was expecting the worst to be honest, as some brand owners are puffed full of their own hot air, but Bradley seems a really down to earth guy. But as the owner of a Prototipo, I feel the hard questions weren't asked... how does Bradley respond to criticism of the hand design for the Prototipo AND the Group B. Many people, even W&W, commented on the inability to read the time easily with those hand designs. But Bradley doubled down on those hand designs with subsequent releases in those model families. Also the Prototipo switched from hex bolts retaining the caseback to simple slotted screws in subsequent verisons. I'd be curious about that design evolution... Was it in response to user (watchmaker) requests, or cost savings, or ... ? Purely on aesthetics, it was a step backwards. Finally as Bradley claims himself to have a small wrist, I am curious about the Group B design, as many have commented that it really requires a larger wrist, due to the overall effective L2L. Will he make a SMALLER version of the Group B in future?

Here to comment on the autodromo group c watches. How is $475 justifable for any of these watches?

some good watches

Oh man, is there any chance you're willing to part with one of those first gen Vallenluga? I have been watching forums and can't ever come across one for sale.

"Death of punk" is spot on.

lol its just that not adequate losing my sense of hearing omitting lugs