A passion full of adventures

Camille joined the Furlan Marri team in February 2022 as Business & Operations Manager. Since she was a teenager, she has been passionate about the world of watchmaking, whether it's wristwatches, vintage clocks or auctions. This passion guided her after studying French literature and comparative politics, and she was lucky enough to work for two prestigious independent watchmaking houses before joining Furlan Marri.

"As Business & Operations Manager, my role is to coordinate various projects and oversee operations. What excites me most is to be involved in every project from A to Z, and to juggle a variety of tasks : logistics, operations, sales, press and communications. I particularly enjoy the diversity of my tasks, such as writing sales reports, monitoring assembly projects, interacting with customers, managing after-sales services, preparing events and collaborating with our suppliers."

"What resonates most with me at Furlan Marri are transparency and accessibility, as well as working on a human scale and strong relationships with our suppliers and partners. Versatility is our watchword, and every project is a real adventure."

She is inspired by the boldness of democratizing iconic designs and including our community in our projects and awards. This involvement allows her to see what works, identify possible improvements and receive positive feedback from our community, which is extremely gratifying.

Camille is passionate about French art, architecture and heritage, particularly the Gothic and Renaissance eras. Other hobbies include fencing, watchmaking, auctions and cars.

Her guilty pleasure : The Simpsons

Laure joined the Furlan Marri team in September 2023 as Branding & Content Producer. In her role, she oversees the brand's artistic direction, content creation, and communications. Coming from an established watchmaking house, she was eager to experience the dynamic and innovative environment of a burgeoning brand.

« As a Branding & Content Producer, my role is to craft and communicate the essence of Furlan Marri through visual and written narratives. I thrive on the diversity of my tasks, from conceptualizing artistic projects to producing content that resonates with our audience. The collaborative spirit and creative freedom at Furlan Marri are incredibly inspiring. »

From a young age, Laure has been deeply creative, driven by a passion for industrial design and arts. She pursued her artistic inclinations at the École des Beaux-Arts and further honed her expertise with a Master's degree in Luxury Marketing. Furlan Marri commitment to democratizing iconic designs deeply aligns with her own principles.

« I am obsessed with design and aesthetics. Architecture, furnitures, watches and cars are what fascinates me the most. They are the visual representation of one’s mind, telling stories through their design, curves and shadows, and the creativity required to create them. »

Her fascination with watches began when her father acquired his first luxury timepiece. She would often find herself captivated, sketching and marveling at its intricate details. This early exposure kindled a deep-seated passion for watchmaking.

In her personal time, Laure is passionate about vintage cars. Her love goes beyond aesthetics. Having spent her youth go-karting, she developed a keen interest in the mechanics and thrill of motorsports.

Her guilty pleasure : Giving Jean-Baptiste a new ridiculous nicknames every day, like it's a competitive sport.

Jean-Baptiste joined Furlan Marri in April 2025, after years navigating the art world with curiosity, charm, and a slightly obsessive love for beautiful objects. From galleries in Paris to Geneva, he’s built his career on one thing above all: connecting with people and occasionally convincing them that yes, they do need another watch.

" I’ve always believed the best stories start with a good conversation, whether it’s about art, horology… or how bad my golf swing was last weekend. "

With a background in art advisory and business, Jean-Baptiste speaks three languages fluently and brings both precision and playfulness to his work.

Outside of work, his heart beats for motorsports, golf, and horology, ideally all in the same weekend. His dream day? A morning on the green, an afternoon trackside, and an evening debating lug widths in good company.

His guilty pleasure : 4 PM snack with Laure.

Maena joined Furlan Marri in September 2024 as a Project Coordinator. She oversees press, media, collaboration, and event activities.

"As a Project Coordinator, my role is to bring Furlan Marri's vision to life, ensuring that every project reflects the brand’s authenticity and meticulous attention to detail. What I love most about my role is its dynamic nature, offering the opportunity to take on diverse projects and connect with a wide range of people. I thrive on these varied experiences and the meaningful connections built around shared passions and stories. »

Growing up in her family’s luxury vintage shop, Maena developed a passion for craftsmanship at an early age. Immersed in stories of unique objects and their creators, she discovered her love for storytelling, listening to and sharing the narratives behind exceptional pieces. Naturally drawn to the watchmaking world, she gained experience working with both global brands and independent creators. Over time, she developed a strong affinity for the creativity and authenticity that define independent watchmaking, a passion that ultimately led her to Furlan Marri.

« What I value most is the opportunity to contribute to a brand that I’ve admired from the very beginning. As a young and independent watchmaking brand, Furlan Marri is constantly evolving, offering endless opportunities to explore new ideas and push creative boundaries. I take pride in being part of a team that celebrates individuals and their stories ».

Her guilty pleasure : Late Karaoke

Sidoine joined Furlan Marri in February 2025 as a designer, collaborating closely with founders Andrea Furlan and Hamad Al Marri on product development and design processes.

A dual American-French industrial designer and mechanical engineer, Sidoine was born in Los Angeles and pursued his education in France with a singular focus: becoming a watch designer.

His career trajectory accelerated after winning Audemars Piguet’s international design competition in 2023, followed by an internship in their prestigious R&D team at Le Locle (formerly Renaud & Papi), where he honed his skills in high-end watchmaking.

“After my time at Audemars Piguet, I sought a promising independent brand. Furlan Marri stood out for its innovative spirit, collaborative environment, and immense growth potential. I’m thrilled to contribute to their journey.”

Beyond design, Sidoine’s passions span fashion, tennis, hockey, Formula 1, DJing, and connecting with others—though product design remain his primary creative outlet even outside work hours.

His guilty pleasure: RedBull

Aleksandra joined the team in 2021 as Customer Service Manager. She discovered the world of watches with little prior experience, but over time has grown into a passionate enthusiast, deeply fascinated by them.

Through her work, she has developed strong skills in supporting customers, troubleshooting issues and ensuring everyone receives the guidance they need. She has a master’s degree in clinical psychology and enjoys practicing psychotherapy as a hobby.

"As Customer Service Manager, my role is to lead and support the customer service team, ensuring every customer receives timely, effective and personalized assistance. I handle issues with care, monitor feedback and continuously improve processes to enhance the overall experience. What excites me most is seeing Furlan Marri grow and feeling that I’ve contributed, even in a small way. I enjoy collaborating with my colleagues, learning from them and growing together."

"What resonates most with me at Furlan Marri is the commitment to make every customer feel special. Even as the company grows, putting the customer first remains at the heart of everything we do."

Outside of work, Aleksandra enjoys reading, embroidery and traveling.

Her guilty pleasure: early 2000s pop music

We believe transparency is essential to build trust and avoid any confusion about our products. After months of collaboration and refinement, our components are designed and sourced across several regions:

Hong Kong & Japan – for the majority of our watch components

Italy & France – for our straps and selected accessories

Switzerland – for Swiss-made projects, prototyping, and product design

To ensure efficient delivery worldwide, our logistics hubs are strategically located in Switzerland, Hong Kong, and the USA, allowing us to optimize shipping based on your location.

Every product begins its journey in our Geneva office and showroom — where ideas are hand-sketched, cases are 3D-printed, and concepts come to life.

With over a decade of experience in high-end watchmaking, we pay obsessive attention to detail. From 3D renderings to marketing visuals and pre-prototypes, everything is crafted in-house. This allows for fast, thoughtful decisions and full creative control — in close collaboration with our trusted partners and suppliers.

We stay close to those who matter most: you. Whether through social media or direct messages, we’re always here — don’t hesitate to say hi.

Our customers and collectors from around the world are an essential part of our creative process. We regularly share prototypes before launch, gather feedback, and refine every detail based on your insights.

By focusing on direct distribution, we can invest more in finishing, design, and materials — while keeping our prices fair and accessible.

Furlan Marri serves as a daily reminder to those who gave so much by the past. We are the sums of the things we've done, the people we cherish and the places we've been. That's why we want to bring you a fabulous experience into a world full of stories.

We want to offer products with an extreme care for details. Having that little “extra” that makes all the difference, such as packaging that is also designed to be used in other circumstances, or details that were found in vintage watches and tend to be lost today.