Mark Kauzlarich is a photographer, writer, and editor based in New York City. He is currently employed at HODINKEE and is a National Geographic Explorer. Mark's work focuses on watches, luxury lifestyle, and travel, and he has a passion for capturing unique moments and stories through his photography.
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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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A closer look at a sleeper watch with an unexpected complication.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
Photos by Mark Kauzlarich This year, I've been all-in on the Olympic games. From the incredible opening ceremony to the events (iconic and obscure alike), I've soaked up as much as I could get.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
If you like phenomenal movements, technical innovation, and a whole lot of lume, this new watch is going to blow you away.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
Pinaud and EsperLuxe have refined an already solid independent watch and made something very attractive.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
After coming back to earth, the watches will be auctioned by Christie's in New York to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
The trio of relatively young brands plans to collaborate and work outside of traditional watchmaking structures to grow independent brands in new ways.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
At a traveling "Layers of Time" exhibition, featuring 100 watches highlighting the brand's 100th anniversary, we sat down to discuss Citizen's success and what the future holds.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
A "thank you" to friends and supporters, a horological toy, or a way to democratize decades of avant-garde design – any way you slice it, the M.A.D.1 series never fails to make you smile, if you’re lucky enough to get one.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
Sitting next to Rolex CEO Jean-Frédéric Dufour, this may be the unofficial "soft launch" of the watch in the wild.
By: Mark Kauzlarich
Is Laurent Ferrier back, or was it just here all along and we needed a reminder?
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