Christopher Watson moved from Connecticut to Southern California in 1999. His love of outdoor sports and affinity for the “California lifestyle” initially drew him to Los Angeles although its diverse culture and creativity made the town feel like home.

Christopher studied English and History and went on to earn a graduate degree in American Studies from Trinity College in Hartford. His early work experience in the Insurance Industry both in sales and on the board of directors of an Insurance Company honed his knowledge and skills in handling all transactions and planning from the simple to the more complex.

Longing to engage his creative side, Christopher moved to Los Angeles and began work as an editorial/advertising photographer. The ability to think outside the box has proven to be indispensable for Christopher. He quickly put his organizational skills to use and learned how to tactfully handle the numerous issues that can occur during production.

Christopher made the transition to real estate 12 years ago, joining the Pacific Palisades office of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. A real estate career allowed him to combine all that he loved about insurance and the creativity and vision of photography in one profession…it was a natural fit. Developing lasting client relationships and knowledge of the Southern California marketplace has helped Christopher be a top-producing Luxury agent since the start of his real estate career. Christopher recently joined Coldwell Banker Global Luxury to tap into their large network to further assist his valued clients throughout Southern California, the United States and beyond. "My affiliation with world-recognized Coldwell Banker Global Luxury helps me to offer enhanced service and support to my clients to help them better achieve their real estate goals.”.

He lives in Pacific Palisades with his wife and son and enjoys spending time with friends in the community. Whether running, surfing, playing golf or just enjoying some time on the beach the move west from the east coast has proven to be the right move.