Manually-wound gentleman's vintage Oyster Precision made in 1973 with clean silver applied baton dial and smooth polished bezel. We sell these simple vintage watches extremely well, they have an identity and charm all of their own, and are sturdy and waterproof so can be worn every single day with confidence. Guaranteed for 2 years.

Not only is this the best Double Red Seadweller we've seen in a very long time, but it is also guaranteed by Rolex until December 2014! To see the original domed glass (see photo 5) is a real rarity these days and this one is... [More Info]

This stunning vintage Datejust by Rolex in 18ct rose gold is in exceptional condition for a watch manufactured in 1966! The rare white chamfered (or 'pie-pan') dial has applied rose gold batons to match the crisp rose gold fluted bezel. With perspex cyclops-date glass, this watch remains as... [More Info]

With its magnificently-aged ivory tritium markers, matching original hands, original bracelet, clearly-engraved 'Sea-Monster' caseback, lightly-distressed anodised bezel, and in excellent all-round condition, this Pre-Moon Omega Speedmaster Professional dates from 1967, and is as wearable today as it was in the... [More Info]

First described by Vacheron Constantin as La montre la plus plate du monde, watches with the famous calibre 1003 have been in constant production since its inception in 1955. Extremely elegant and discreet, this model from circa 1969, with its slender Roman numerals and applied Vacheron dial emblem still has its original... [More Info]

Also sometimes called the "Mark XI' this rare vintage pilot's watch (from circa 1964) follows the manufacturing specifications defined by the Royal Air Force. The dial has an encircled 'T' denoting Tritium (used after 1963), and the broad arrow signifiying British government... [More Info]

A direct descendant of the classic Rolex/Comex collaborative efforts in producing the ultimate dive tool, the 1665 Sea-Dweller occupies a special place in the hearts of Rolex collectors and dive enthusiasts alike. This so-called 'Great White' variant features the clean monochrome colour scheme with delicately serifed... [More Info]

To many collectors the 16800 'transitional' Submariner represents the best of both worlds - A stunning matt charcoal dial with tritium 'pallettoni' markers combined with the modern scratch proof sapphire crystal and quick-set date feature. Representing a chapter in the Submariner Date's history of great... [More Info]

Stunning vintage Explorer Super Precision with 'butterscotch' gloss dial. This superb early example of the re-inforced Rolex was originally produced in 1964 and hails from the earliest days... [More Info]

Who needs a new black and blue GMT II when you can find the original black and red 'Coke" bezels in such great condition... A firm favourite in our window, the GMT Master-II has really come of age in recent years with collectors becoming more and more interested in Rolex's signature... [More Info]

One of Patek Philippe's very rare co-branding excercises, this Calatrava was retailed through the grand Swiss jewellers, Gübelin, whose name also appears on the watch dial. Dual signatures are highly collectible and tend to only exist... [More Info]

Exceptional 1960's example of Jaeger's other great historical watch, the Memovox mechanical alarm in 18ct rose gold. First launched in 1950, and still in production to this day, the Memovox, in the words of Jaeger LeCoultre, 'quickly became the watch of excellence for men-about-town'. Very few of these... [More Info]

An excellent example of the timelessness of Rolex's classic Oyster design; this vintage 'Oysterdate' from 1962 has a smooth, mirror-polished steel bezel, and screw-down caseback & winding crown for water-resistance, features found on its modern... [More Info]

Totally complete and in mint condition, this 18ct yellow gold Golden Ellipse is a true Patek Phillipe time capsule. Originally retailed on the 22nd of January 1976 from the Mappin & Webb store on Regent St, this discreet gentlemans watch has lived a truely priveleged... [More Info]

A superb example of a very rare watch, this Rolex Datejust in rose gold from 1958 has a beautifully patinated 'pie-pan' dial, roulette (alternating red and black) date, matching ivory luminous dots and luminised sword hands (from the era before tritium), facetted hour markers and a crisp bezel bearing the narrow flutes of this early style of watch. The movement is a... [More Info]

Exceptionally rare vintage black dial Cosmograph Daytona ref. 6265, complete as the day it was sold back in 1986, with original 'chequered flag' instruction booklet, 1986/87 calendar, green plastic wallet, correctly numbered swing tags, Rolex service... [More Info]

In incredible condition and still retaining its original green case back sticker! The Rolex Oysterquartz is probably one of the most desirable quartz watches ever made. Housed in a distinctive 70's style angled case, it is thought that fewer than 25,000 watches were ever made, making the Oysterquartz one... [More Info]

The legendary Ref. 3940 - This early 3rd series featuring the solid gold case back (produced in the years before Patek added a sapphire crystal case-back in 1993) remains one of the slimmest and most sought-after Perpetual Calendars in the world. At a discreet 8.4mm thick, the 36mm diameter yellow... [More Info]

The unusual gold wedge shaped batons on this vintage steel & gold 'Perpetual Date', give the champagne dial a beautiful 3D effect! Manufactured in 1978, the 34mm case is brushed steel and the fluted bezel 18ct yellow gold.... [More Info]

This vintage Calatrava, made in the early 1950s, is the archetypal Patek Philippe, with its discreet, slender round case, slightly curved case shoulders, and the maker's name printed in near-microscopic proportions on the dial - the very picture of discretion. The model is from a series that does not... [More Info]

This immaculate vintage Rolex GMT-Master was bought in August '86 in the Bahamas, perfectly embodying the kind of endless summer jet-setting so attractive to wearers of our favourite multi-timezone watch. The original owner took the trouble to preserve the original box, booklets, Rolex... [More Info]

Incredibly rare, Comex Submariner by Rolex. This reference 5514 is to many collectors the most interesting as it was the only reference Rolex produced especially for the famous diving company. A direct descendant of a "never marketed" 5513 Helium escape variant, the 5514 never appeared in a Rolex catalogue or even official spare parts literature. Characterised by the crisp... [More Info]