Rebecca Doulton is the Editor at MONOCHROME Watches. With over thirty years of experience, she specializes in luxury goods, particularly in watches and jewellery, while also covering themes in beauty, fashion, and automotive. Her work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in the fashion industry and the world of luxury.
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Rebecca's coverage is heavily focused on luxury watches, with an emphasis on design and limited editions. She appears to frequently feature press releases from watch brands, highlighting new products and designs.
Given the nature of her articles which often highlight new releases and designs in the luxury watch industry, Rebecca would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming collections or unique behind-the-scenes stories related to the creation of new timepieces. Additionally, expert commentary from designers or industry insiders could also capture her interest.
Rebecca does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but seems to cover international developments within the luxury watch industry.
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A trilogy of compact dress watches with glossy lacquered dials and recessed small seconds evokes the Japanese appreciation for depth and shadows.
Speaking a unified design language, Longines introduces a refreshed and more coherent rendition of its classic Master Collection.
A collaboration watch, the beautiful dial depicts historical London buildings by day and lights up in the dark to reveal contemporary architectural landmarks.
By: Rebecca Doulton
The legendary mid-century quarter repeater makes a striking comeback in yellow gold.
By: Rebecca Doulton
A perpetual calendar with incredible stamina gets an extra dose of power in Standby mode, boosting its runtime from 65 to 70 days.
By: Rebecca Doulton
Prepped for fun in the sun, the Pioneer proposes a heady cocktail of sunshine yellow and warm berry purple.
By: Rebecca Doulton
A trilogy of watches approved by His Majesty's Armed Forces reports for duty.
A compact GMT, activated by a pusher, travels the world with a flying tourbillon, a hand-engraved movement and a 10-day power reserve.
A tactical tool watch rooted in Panerai's heritage of frogmen instruments, bearing the name of their contemporary successors, the U.S. Navy SEALs
The slim, compact and classical DB25xs returns with a sand-coloured heat-treated dial traversed by random guilloché dunes.
