WatchTime is currently being published here in the United States as well as in India, Mexico, Middle East and Turkey (with additional sister-publications in Europe and Asia), making it the leading network of watch publications worldwide. For this year in review, we decided to reach out to our friends and colleagues Neha S. Bajpai (WatchTime India), Nitin Nair (WatchTime Middle East), Alejandro Estrada (WatchTime Mexico), Mark Bernardo and Roger Ruegger (WatchTime USA) to hear more about their personal takeaways from 2020.

What was the favorite watch story you worked on in 2020"
NB: In the Jan 2020 issue, I interviewed Francesca Cartier Brickell for her book The Cartiers and I would say it has been my most favorite story this past year. I was one of the first few people to review the book globally and working with Francesca was an absolute delight. The historical nuggets, spicy details on the lives of the rich and famous from the 19th century, and Cartier’s role in the evolution of luxury over the last century make it an enthralling read. 
Neha S. Bajpai from WatchTime India was not fot feeling the remote office blues (pictured here with her favorite magazine cover of 2020)

NN: There were a couple of stories that I really enjoyed working on – the one on the growing popularity of ?Arab Dials? at the auctions was a relevant regional story and I?m glad we could produce a video to go with it. Another one that I loved researching and writing about w...