A former product designer with a decade of experience in the tech industry, John brings a unique perspective on form, function, and innovation. He’s particularly drawn to minimalist aesthetics and cutting-edge materials. For him, watches are more than instruments—they’re wearable design statements that bridge utility and art.

Michael’s background in journalism and his years covering the luxury industry make him a sharp observer of trends, launches, and market dynamics. With a soft spot for independent brands and under-the-radar gems, he believes every watch tells a story worth uncovering.

A former fashion buyer turned horology addict, Thomas explores the intersection of watches and personal style. He curates thematic selections, seasonal picks, and dives into the lifestyle side of collecting. For him, a watch is never just a tool—it’s a statement.

A trained mechanical engineer and longtime collector, Robert breaks down the complexity behind movements, materials, and manufacturing. From high-frequency escapements to proprietary alloys, he brings clarity to the most intricate aspects of modern watchmaking.

With a background in history and museum curation, Richard has spent the last fifteen years studying the evolution of watchmaking. He writes with depth and nuance about vintage pieces, brand legacies, and cultural relevance. For Richard, horology is inseparable from heritage.

Specialized in wearable tech, he explores the frontier between horology and innovation. With a sharp eye for usability, design, and performance, he deciphers the latest smartwatches and hybrid pieces to help readers navigate a world where timekeeping meets technology.