Our Story
A Lifetime of Style, Craft, and Curiosity
Even before college, I found myself drawn to craftsmanship and style. I worked all through high school at Weitzenkorn’s, a fine men’s clothing store in Pottstown, Pennsylvania — one of the oldest men’s stores in the country, founded in 1864.
Back then, it was all about suits, shoes, and formalwear. No cell phones to check the time — just fine watches on well-dressed wrists. It was there that I first learned to appreciate the balance of form, function, and quiet sophistication that a great watch represents. That experience shaped my lifelong love for fashion, detail, and timeless design.
FROM BANKING TO THE SKIES
After college, I started a career in mortgage banking — another industry where professionalism and presentation mattered. I did well and found success early, which gave me the freedom to pursue something I’d dreamed of since grade school: flying.
In 1998, I pressed pause on my career, moved to San Diego, and enrolled in flight school. I earned both my private pilot’s license and my instrument rating — a lifelong goal achieved. From there, life took me back to Pennsylvania, where I married my wife, started new chapters, and continued building a life around the things I love.
LIVING EVERY SECOND
I’ve always believed that time is meant to be lived fully — and I’ve tried to do just that.
I’ve traveled the world, lived in Italy for months at a time, skied down countless mountains, scuba-dived in crystal waters, and even hit 195 mph doing laps in a NASCAR at Pocono Speedway.
I’ve also had a few unexpected adventures — appearing as an extra in The Irishman (yes, with De Niro and Pacino) and in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Blink and you’ll miss me, but it was an experience I’ll never forget.
Why Watches?
For me, watches have never just been about telling time — they’ve been about honoring it. A great timepiece represents craftsmanship, history, and achievement. It tells a story, just like every chapter of my life has.
Whether it’s the precision of a pilot’s chronograph or the quiet confidence of a dress watch, each one connects to a moment worth remembering.
