Safie is the Editor of WatchGecko Magazine and a lifelong storyteller with a deep fascination for timepieces discovered in her twenties. She engages readers with insightful news, release updates, and captivating stories from the world of horology, bringing the rich narratives of watchmaking and design to life for the magazine’s audience.

Tom’s childhood interest in watches grew into years of collecting, spanning everything from Swiss luxury to microbrands, and from modern to vintage timepieces. He shares his passion and knowledge to inspire others and encourage everyone to keep enjoying and wearing their watches.

Chris, a watch enthusiast and presenter on the WatchGecko YouTube channel, brings his passion for horology to every review. With a sharp eye for specs and real-world performance, he delivers honest and in-depth insights. Follow his journey on YouTube for hands-on perspectives and unfiltered opinions on the best watches at every price point.

Anthony Peacock is a writer and PR consultant who travels the world, finding inspiration in a variety of remarkable places. Whether alone or with others, his timepiece remains a constant companion.

Rob Nudds has written for aBlogtoWatch, Fratello, Time & Tide, Grail Watch, SJX, Get Bezel, Borro Blog, Jomashop, Bob's Watches, Skolorr, Oracle Time, and Revolution USA. He currently co-hosts The Real Time Show Podcast and works with several watch brands as a consultant in brand building, product development, global retail strategy, and communications.

Neil Cody is one half of the WatchBrothers and is passionate about horology and all things watch-related. He collects vintage divers from the 1960s to the 1980s, with a collection that reflects his own character—well worn, carrying a few minor imperfections, in need of a service, and with a great story to tell. Through his writing, he shares the genuine love he has for the journey.

Chris is a published poet, comic book writer, former literary agent, and creative writing professor, with more titles than a Bond villain. He came to watch writing by accident and has been happily immersed ever since, contributing to Worn & Wound, Time & Tide, and Mainspring. He now runs his own horological corner of the internet at PoppingCrowns.com and can also be found on Instagram.

Anna is a watch enthusiast who shares her passion through her Instagram account, focusing on real-life wearability, honest reviews, and everyday watch photography. Preferring clean designs without date windows, she enjoys exploring both established brands and microbrands while engaging with the wider watch community.

Lucy is a watch enthusiast turned reviewer with a passion for vintage timepieces, microbrands, and designs that are classic with a twist. She divides her time between working for an independent watch brand and creating content for her YouTube and Instagram channels, where she shares honest reviews and the stories behind each watch. Drawn to design and craftsmanship over price, she seeks out pieces that offer something special—whether affordable hidden gems or timeless classics.

Vincent is a French writer specialising in micro and independent watch brands. Having lived in the United States and travelled extensively, he combines a passion for horology with a talent for telling stories about watches and the people who collect them. His work also appears in Mainspring Watch Magazine.

Richard is a freelance writer specialising in auction reporting, with a particular passion for watches and horology. Since 2018, he has covered auction sales of watches, clocks, and fine collector items, with his work appearing in Antiques Trade Gazette, Horological Journal (British Horological Institute), TimePiece (British Watch & Clock Makers' Guild), and online at MrWatchMaster.com.

Ian Walsh is a qualified watchmaker and founder of Watches of Lancashire, a specialist vintage watch dealer and workshop established in 2016. With over 30 years’ experience servicing and trading classic timepieces, he has dedicated his career to preserving and understanding the finer details of horological history.