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]

The GMT-Master II in 18ct yellow gold and steel is one of the worlds most desirable pilots watches and this example could not be more complete. Developed as a triple time-zone successor to the orginal GMT-Master the GMT-II is equipped with a highly legible gloss black dial with gold hands... [More Info]

In superb condition and complete with all Rolex box and papers, this is the classic stainless steel 36mm gentleman's Datejust with black dial and 18ct white gold fluted bezel. Beautiful watch perfect for everyday, water-resistant to 100m, fitted with a sapphire crystal... [More Info]

Solid 18ct Gold lady's Rolex Datejust, in superb condition. With its satin-brushed case shoulders and restrained president bracelet with a graceful slight taper towards the concealed clasp, this is the... [More Info]

This early 70's Steve McQueen or 'Freccione' ref.1655 is easily the most distinctive Explorer in Rolex's history. The first to sport the 24 hour hand that differentiates the 'II' from the standard Explorer, the 1655 also features the rugged... [More Info]

Currently retailing at £11,250,  It seems people are holding on to the gold & steel Cosmograph model these days, as we see very few good clean examples offered for sale. This particular watch... [More Info]

Referencing some of the great Art-Deco jewellery creations from Jaeger LeCoultre's long history this lady's Idéale in 18ct yellow gold is the perfect dress watch that is sure to have people asking "is it vintage?". Dressed with diamond lugs to give the... [More Info]

Franck Muller's most famous watch! This large sized 8880 Casablanca sports the ever-popular black dial with FM's classic elongated luminous numerals and hands. Powered by a self-winding... [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]

The Tank Francaise is always one of the most elegant ladies watch in our window, and this solid 18ct yellow gold model is in superb condition. Sporting an ivory dial with black roman numerals featuring ... [More Info]

A perfect evolution of Omega's legendary Seamaster collection, this Planet Ocean is water resistant to an incredibe 600m! Inside the solid stainless steel case beats the Omega calibre 2500 automatic movement with innovative... [More Info]

Franck Muller are known for making watches that stand out, and this diamond set Conquistador certainly does that. In a solid 18ct white gold case and set with 316 of Franck Muller's dazzling white diamonds this watch will be at its most stunning dressed with a sharp Tuxedo and rakishly worn open bow-tie. This impressive dress watch... [More Info]

FULLY STICKERED latest model 39mm Explorer. First made in 1953, the Explorer is the original 'tool' watch, and built for a purpose. Rugged and durable, this latest model (ref.214270) features a larger case size of 39mm, with beefier lugs and the most ... [More Info]

Only 1 year old. It hardly seemed possible, but Rolex have made vast improvements to the world's favourite dive watch, adding a good chunk of steel to the shoulders, the crown guards and bracelet, while adding a black Cerachrom bezel with etched numerals, a dial with large 'Maxi' markers that now... [More Info]

The Big Pilot has been one of IWC's most collected watches for 52 years and the 18ct white gold has always been one of the most prestigous "BP's" since its re-introduction in 2002. The generous... [More Info]

The first ever tonneau shaped Patek Philippe perpetual calendar was made in 1930, and this ref 5040 is a beautiful homage to that unique watch. The polished 'barrel' shaped case in 18ct rose gold houses Patek's cal. 240 Q movement with gold mirco-rotor (visible through the sapphire crystal caseback). The elegant brushed silver dial... [More Info]

Breitling's most famous watch - the Navitimer. Of all the modern Navitimers, this purists pilots watch is the truest to the original signature Breitling chronographs of the 50's and 60's. The solid steel case houses the Breitling calibre 13 automatic chronograph movement with... [More Info]

Nerw, unworn with all protective case stickers intact! These black dial Daytona's are seem to be rarer than hens teeth at the moment, meaning this really is the hottest watch in the window. Our watch has spent the last twelve months tucked safely away in a vault and we are pleased bring it out into the sunshine, totally complete with its original Rolex box, warranty certificate, Daytona book, tags and bezel cover.

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]

Just returned from Panerai service and guaranteed until 2014, this solid 18ct gold Luminor Marina PAM 00140 is in fantastic condition. One of only 500 pieces produced in the 'I series' this gold Luminor boasts an amazing carbon... [More Info]

The very latest steel & yellow gold Submariner Date with blue dial, matching scratchproof Cerachrom bezel and Glidelock clasp. The superb upgraded latest model (116613LB) Submariner... [More Info]

Blacker than black, this is the ceramic Radiomir Black Seal. In 'as new' condition, this 45mm Panerai was produced in a series of 1800 pieces and features the famous luminous sandwich dial. A screw down crown ensures ... [More Info]

Ask any of the Paneristi to draw up a wish list of watches and you can be sure to see the extremely rare Radiomir Luminor Militare on it! Crafted from the extremely durable alumina brown ceramic developed for the aviation industry, the PAM00339 houses the Panerai calibre P.2002/7 eight-day manual-wind... [More Info]

The ref. 16520 is one of the most collectable chronographs ever produced - This stunning example of the famous 'Zenith' Cosmograph Daytona was one of the very last pieces... [More Info]

A perfect evolution of Omega's legendary Seamaster collection, this Planet Ocean is water resistant to an incredibe 600m! Inside the solid stainless steel case beats the Omega calibre 2500 automatic movement with innovative... [More Info]