Safie has been a passionate writer and storyteller since childhood, with a deep fascination for timepieces that began in her twenties. As the Editor of WatchGecko Magazine, Safie aims to engage readers through insightful news, release updates, and captivating stories from the ever-evolving world of horology. Each article is treated as an adventure, bringing the rich narratives of watchmaking and design to life for the magazine’s audience.
Chris is a published poet, comic book writer, former literary agent, and creative writing professor—basically, he's collected more titles than a Bond villain. He accidentally fell into writing about watches, and somehow, he's still plummeting. Since his start, he's written for Worn & Wound, Time & Tide, and Mainspring and now runs his own horological corner of the internet—Popping Crowns.
Reece Bithrey is a freelance technology journalist by trade, writing for the likes of Trusted Reviews, Digital Foundry and PC Gamer over the last five years. However, since a young age, he's had a passion for watches, being interested in a wide variety of brands from Christopher Ward to Rado, with perhaps quite an eclectic taste.
Neil is one half of the WatchBrothers and is deeply passionate about horology and all things watch-related. He has a particular love for collecting vintage divers from the 1960s to the 1980s. His collection is a reflection of himself—well worn, carrying a few minor imperfections, in need of a service, and full of great stories. Through his writing, Neil aims to share the genuine love he has for this journey into the world of watches.
What began as a childhood interest for Tom evolved into years of dedicated collecting. With a love for everything from Swiss luxury to microbrands, and a keen appreciation for both modern and vintage timepieces, Tom shares his passion and knowledge of watches to inspire others and encourage everyone to keep wearing them.
With a focus on micro/independent watch brands, Vincent is a French national who has lived in the United States and traveled the world. Vincent is passionate about horology and telling stories about watches and those who collect them. You can find more of his stories on Mainspring Watch Magazine.
Lucy is a watch enthusiast turned reviewer with a passion for vintage timepieces, microbrands, and designs that are classic with a twist. She splits her time between working for an independent watch brand and creating content for her YouTube The Watch Box Diaries, sharing honest reviews and the stories behind watches. She's drawn to design and craftsmanship over price, always searching for pieces that offer something special—whether they’re affordable hidden gems or timeless classics.
Anna is a watch enthusiast who shares her passion on her Instagram account. She focuses on real-life wearability, honest reviews, and everyday watch photography, always keeping things casual and relatable. With a preference for clean designs without date windows, she enjoys exploring both established brands and microbrands, engaging with the watch community along the way.
Jorge is a self-proclaimed watch nerd—never claiming to be an expert—who turned his passion for timepieces into something more through Watch Yourself, Jorge, the channel he co-hosts with his friend Terry. He brings genuine enthusiasm and a sense of fun to his content, offering honest takes on reviews and watch news. While he has a soft spot for clean, simple designs, Jorge enjoys diving into all that the world of horology has to offer.
Find Jorge's articles here.
Rob Nudds
Having previously written for aBlogtoWatch, Fratello, Time & Tide, Grail Watch, SJX, Get Bezel, Borro Blog, Jomashop, Bob's Watches, Skolorr, Oracle Time, and Revolution USA, Rob currently co-hosts The Real Time Show Podcast, as well as working with several brands as a consultant in the fields of brand building, product development, global retail strategy, and communications.
Anthony is passionate about many things—especially cars, food, wine, film, and, of course, watches. As a writer and PR consultant, he’s fortunate to travel the world, drawing inspiration from an array of incredible places. Whether journeying solo or in company, one constant remains: his timepiece is always by his side.
Chris brings his passion for horology to WatchGecko. With a sharp eye for specs and real-world performance, he reviews timepieces with honesty and depth. Follow his journey on the WatchGecko YouTube for hands-on insights and unfiltered opinions on the best watches at every price point.