Draft:Marco Guarino
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Marco Guarino (born 1973.[1]in Chieri) is an Italian watchmaker, designer and inventor.
Marco Guarino started learning[2] about watchmaking at the watchmaking school in Turin (the oldest in Italy). Building on this, he began to teach himself about astronomical complications and to design and build watches accordingly[3]. He cites Ludwig Oechslin and Vincent Calabrese as his role models in this regard.
Marco Guarino has developed several unique astronomical complications, which never appeared in a wristwatch, such as the lunar equation[4]
Since 2024 he reached the candidate status at the AHCI (Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants)[5]
Guarino is married with three children.