Elena Marsh
Watch Editor, Geneva
Elena Marsh is Dial & Crown's Watch Editor. She covers manufacture news and the release calendar from Geneva, and has followed the industry's major houses for more than a decade.
The writers behind Dial & Crown: fifteen bylines across six desks, from Geneva to Tokyo.
Watch Editor, Geneva
Elena Marsh is Dial & Crown's Watch Editor. She covers manufacture news and the release calendar from Geneva, and has followed the industry's major houses for more than a decade.
Senior Writer, La Chaux-de-Fonds
Tomas Beck writes about how watches are made. Based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, he reports on workshops, calibres and the techniques behind the dial.
Correspondent, Stockholm
Erik Sandberg is the publication's vintage and auction correspondent. He tracks saleroom results and the secondary market across Europe.
Staff Writer, Paris
Claire Dubois covers independent watchmaking and the ateliers working outside the big groups. She writes from Paris.
Editor-at-Large, London
Marcus Hale is Editor-at-Large, covering the business of watchmaking: groups, ownership, retail strategy and the numbers behind the novelties.
Writer, Copenhagen
Sofia Andersen writes about watch design, from dial typography to case architecture, and how aesthetics shape what collectors want.
Correspondent, Lisbon
Rafael Duarte reports on collecting culture: the communities, clubs and conversations that decide what gets worn and what gets kept in the safe.
Writer, Zurich
Amara Okafor covers materials science and gem-setting in watchmaking, from metallurgy to the stone dials redefining luxury references.
Senior Correspondent, Geneva
Henri Lambert is the publication's heritage correspondent, writing on manufacture archives, anniversaries and the long memory of the industry.
Writer, Tokyo
Kenji Nakamura covers Japanese watchmaking, from the big manufactures to the small studios redefining precision and finishing in Japan.
Staff Writer, New York
Olivia Bennett is a Staff Writer covering the watch market and auction results, with a focus on New York salerooms and collector trends.
Correspondent, Milan
Luca Moretti reports from Milan on the Italian collecting scene, where taste for vintage references has shaped the global market for decades.
Writer, Neuchatel
Ingrid Johansson writes about the science of timekeeping: chronometry, testing standards and the laboratories that certify what a watch can do.
Senior Writer, Biel
David Roth is a Senior Writer covering complications and haute horlogerie, from grand complications to the finishing that justifies the price.
Writer, Vienna
Nadia Weiss writes about watch culture beyond the wrist: film, design, architecture and the lifestyle around fine watchmaking.