One room, three doors. The house's three archives share this commons: Speedmaster Gonzales™ keeps the Moonwatch, The Geneva Papers™ keeps the Rolex professional watches, and Monaco keeps the timekeeper's desk. The stories that cross all three live here.
Rose's canon watch is her father's 1963 Carrera — her grandfather bought it new, her father wore it daily, she will pass it to her children. Nico holds the other end of the argument: everything his generation owns is rented. They agree about saving it.
With Rich, Marlowe, Rose, and Nico. Produced by the house; the watches discussed are the property of their owners and their stories.
The campaign this room opened with: "I can't think of anything that makes me feel closest to my father — other than wearing his watch." All week, the room collects the audience's own heirloom stories — the watch, the hand it came from, the hand it goes to. The best are read aloud at the table. Stories arrive by reply to any desk's email; submitted, credited, never taken.
The Lounge at Speedmaster Gonzales™ — the room's first door.
The Geneva Papers™ — the second door. This page is the third.