I grew up in southern New Jersey and received my Bachelor's in Music from The University of The Arts in Philadelphia. I moved to Boston in 2006 to earn my Master’s in Music from Boston University. As a professional trumpet player I began to truly appreciate the marriage of form and function found in my instruments. This naturally led to an appreciation of fine watches since they share this quality. I started working at EWC in 2016 and enjoy working with clients to help them find the watch that meets both their needs and their personality. I have found watches similar to music in that they are an excellent vehicle for self expression and there are endless possibilities and options to choose from. I have personally been drawn to "simpler" time-only watches as it creates the broadest pallet for creativity from the watchmaker and provides huge freedom of design. I love seeing interesting case designs, like the Jaeger LeCoultre Reversos, the Patek Philippe Gondolos, and the Roger Dubuis Sympathie pieces. I also appreciate watches like the Rolex Explorer and Omega Speedmasters, which have been a part of momentous events in history while remaining largely unchanged into our new modern era. In a world where many things we buy are disposable or soon outdated, I find the timeless nature of a fine watch very satisfying.