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WatchTime, America's best-selling luxury watch magazine, has announced the launch of its new Middle East edition. WatchTime Middle East will be based in Dubai and sold throughout the entire region as well as all in large metro areas. The Middle East is one of the world's fastest growing markets for fine watches. Ebner Publishing International, parent company of WatchTime,?controls one of the world's largest families of watch magazines, with a combined monthly audience of more than 1 million unique readers. WatchTime and its sister magazines are available in North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, including India, Japan, Korea, and China.The new Middle East edition will be published by Gulf News, one of the region's leading publishing houses. The company is regarded as one of the most innovative local media companies and publishes several luxury titles catering to an affluent audience.WatchTime?editor-in-chief Joe Thompson, will oversee the editorial st

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