Specialist roles
All people are presented generically by professional role. No real names, surnames or invented personal biographies are used.
Experience described by function, not by identity
A specialist in mechanical watch servicing may support movement inspection, cleaning, lubrication, assembly and testing. An expert in this topic may provide historical context, terminology and collector education. A guest specialist may contribute to a focused topic where additional technical knowledge is useful.
Descriptions of competence remain general and do not claim named certifications, awards or affiliations unless independently verified and intentionally published by the organisation.
Specialist in mechanical watch servicing
Focuses on movement condition, service procedures, technical observations and functional checks.
Specialist in restoration
Focuses on conservation choices, originality, surface condition and the balance between preservation and usability.
Expert in this topic
Supports educational content about collecting, provenance, design periods, movement history and maintenance planning.
Guest specialist
May contribute knowledge on a specific category, technical problem or historical area without being presented as a permanent named team member.
Client communication role
Helps explain intake requirements, service scope, documentation and practical next steps for clients in the Netherlands.
Quality review role
Supports checks that agreed work is documented and communicated clearly before a watch is returned.