Features writer and editor

Features writer and editor has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in June 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Features writer and editor are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, timothybarber has populated their site with: • Esquire (long read): Why Breitling Is Reviving the Legendary Watch Brand Universal Genève (And What You Can Expect) • Spears (long read): How Richard Mille became a watch industry juggernaut • Wired: (Long read) Moonswatch: the inside story of the biggest watch release in 30 years • Wired: Panerai reinvents how to illuminate a watch • Wired: (Long read) Subdial Wants You to Trade Your Patek or Rolex Just Like Stocksr • Wired: (Long read) Deep learning is helping a champagne house weather climate change • Spear’s: the breakthrough for high-end indie watchmakers • Mr Porter: Dopamine horology - watch design’s post-pandemic vibe shift • Spears: Thierry Stern, Patek Philippe president, on succession plans, family business and the Nautilus • Daily Telegraph: Norman Foster profile • Wired: digital watches are unexpectedly cool again • Wired: the high-tech Bavarian bunker that’s home to the world’s finest wines • Spears: inside the world of the watch supercollectors • Esquire: unearthing the legend of a 1950s polar expedition • Wired: How Instagram is impacting watch design • Esquire: Shaded Glory - the rise of gradient dials in the watches • Mr Porter: what the Italians did for watch design • Wired: Bollinger's secret hoard, and the tech that saved it • WatchPro: How to reboot a watch brand – Zenith, Breitling, Cartier, Louis Erard • Wired: how blockchain is revolutionising the watch business • Esquire: how modern science is shaking up watchmaking • Wired: Swatch's eco material is an attempt to update its image • Mr Porter: how Italy left its influence on watch design • Wired: TAG Heuer's nano-tech revolution • Daily Telegraph: the man who left Apple for the Swiss watch industry • Daily Telegraph: inside the Glasgow studio giving life to a rare watchmaking tradition • Wired: why watch brands are raiding their archives