Watchmaker based in the high desert of New Mexico USA, where wide skies and quiet workbenches shape a craft rooted in patience and mechanical honesty
I’m a watchmaker based in the high desert of New Mexico USA, where wide skies, quiet workbenches, and patience still matter. Coyote Ridge Watches began as a personal pursuit—restoring, rebuilding, and eventually creating mechanical watches by hand—one piece at a time.
I’m inspired by tools that last, mechanical honesty, and the idea that timepieces should have character, not perfection. Every dial and watch I create is made in very small runs or as limited individual pieces. These are not factory products and not batch-produced. Materials are chosen intentionally, finishes are done by hand, and no two pieces are ever exactly the same.
My work blends traditional watchmaking with experimental techniques—aged metals, hand-painted or etched dials, and thoughtful mechanical movements—assembled, regulated, and inspected by me. Some designs are produced only a handful of times; others may be made again by request.
Coyote Ridge Watches are built for people who appreciate craftsmanship, subtle imperfections, and the story behind what they wear.
I’m inspired by tools that last, mechanical honesty, and the idea that timepieces should have character, not perfection. Every dial and watch I create is made in very small runs or as limited individual pieces. These are not factory products and not batch-produced. Materials are chosen intentionally, finishes are done by hand, and no two pieces are ever exactly the same.
My work blends traditional watchmaking with experimental techniques—aged metals, hand-painted or etched dials, and thoughtful mechanical movements—assembled, regulated, and inspected by me. Some designs are produced only a handful of times; others may be made again by request.
Coyote Ridge Watches are built for people who appreciate craftsmanship, subtle imperfections, and the story behind what they wear.