Q&A#EthosxPartnersInTime: Fitness Role Model Zoe Modgill
A fitness role model and someone who makes all of us look bad, Zoe Modgill, co-founder of Studio 60, talks to ‘The Watch Guide’ about what time means in the business of fitness and her love for sleek timepieces
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What does time mean to you?
Time puts things into perspective. The importance of making each moment count and how you never get those moments back really hits home when one thinks about time.
What is the importance of time in your line of work? Is there an incident when time played a vital role for you?
You never realise how excruciatingly long 30 seconds can be until you have to hold an exercise pose or finish those last few repetitions when you’re low on energy. Pushing yourself for only 60 minutes every day can truly change your life.
What are your earliest memories of owning a watch?
My earliest memory of a watch is putting one on my desk during my exams. I panicked with every ticking moment and wished I had more time to finish the paper!
If you could travel in time, would you rather go to the future or the past? Why?
I would definitely travel to the past. I’d love reliving amazing moments and cherish them for longer. Being given the chance to capture those moments again would be an amazing gift.
Do you like wearing watches? Which watches do you own? Or what styles do you like?
I love wearing watches as long as they are sleek, minimal and sophisticated. Although, I must admit that I have gotten out of the habit of wearing timepieces at the moment.
What’s the ultimate watch on your wish list?
I wouldn’t mind getting my hands on the latest Apple watch.
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