Mark Kauzlarich is a writer at HODINKEE. He covers a diverse range of topics including beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and consumer travel, often intertwining themes of sports figures and luxury automobiles like Porsche and Rolls-Royce. Mark's work has been featured in Investopedia, Rockdale Newton Citizen, and HODINKEE, Inc.
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Mark Kauzlarich's coverage predominantly focuses on luxury watches, with an emphasis on reviews, private sector announcements, and exclusive content. He may be particularly interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new watch collections or events, as well as opportunities for reviewing luxury timepieces.
Given the focus on beauty and fashion alongside watches, Mark could also be open to pitches that tie together these themes such as collaborations between watch brands and fashion houses or innovative design concepts within the industry.
As there is no specific geographic focus apparent in his coverage attributes, he seems to cover international stories related to luxury watches across various locations.
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By: Mark Kauzlarich
Reflecting on a year of not just good watches but also good people. Most people could tell you it's been a quiet year in the watch world.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
After nearly a year of waiting, we've got a closer look at the yellow gold Le Mans. But why choose between the two metals? We've got both of Rolex's hottest releases in recent memory.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
When George Draeb ordered a private label pocket watch with his name on it in 1913, I doubt he thought it would be George Draeb fixing it in 2024.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
It's the first of a number of big releases and news to celebrate a major milestone for MB&F.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
Two special releases to start off the new year for Omega. What We Know
By: Mark Kauzlarich
It's the subtle vintage-inspired option people have been waiting for, and it's worth the wait.
The second watch from the relaunched brand shows that there was no way that the new Daniel Roth was going to be a one-hit-wonder.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
If your mind has been swirling with confusion over "glassbox" options, I think you better close it and let me guide you to the purple rain.
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