Zagato does Lancia and Alfa Romeo right; Zenith drops a new Chronosport collab; Matthew Perry’s Cars (RIP)

We find our friends, Matt and David, on a casual Sunday evening while they catch up and harken back to a previous episode to profile a couple of exceptional cars that have been given treatment by Zagato.

First, a 1963 Lancia Flaminia 2.8 3C.  A lovely Italian GT from an analog era that we're still grasping onto.  Then, a one-off Alfa Rome Giulia SWB Quadrifoglio, built for a German collector last year (2022).

Gears shift to watches (no pun intended...)as a new Chronosport from Zenith, in collaboration with Aaron Rogers, reminds the guys that this is the ideal substitute for a Rolex Daytona.

David profiles a new release (well....a re-release, if you will) from Tag Heuer as they bring back the Monza Flyback.  With a similar design language that we've seen on the Monaco line, this modernization of a classic Chrono is sure to catch eyes on and off the circuit.  

In honour of Matthew Perry, Matt shines a light on his love for cars and shares some of the pieces in his collection as of when he passed.  

All this and more rambling about F1, Porsche and some other stuff these guys think you want to hear...

Enjoy!