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Watches

We offer a carefully curated selection of premium watches that combine technical perfection with uncompromising style. Browse the emblematic designs of Cartier and Rolex for signature timepieces, designed to offer the wearer unparalleled utility and grace. This is timekeeping at its most rare and innovative. Can’t find the watch you have been desperately looking for? Contact us through our find a watch page and we’ll do everything we can to source it for you.

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Rolex Submariner Date 40mm 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 16618 1990

£21,995
finance from £343.99

Cartier Roadster Chronograph XL 40mm Stainless Steel W62006X6 2003

£5,495
finance from £85.94

Chopard Happy Diamond 24mm 18ct White Gold 4097 1 Circa 2000s

£6,495
finance from £101.58

Rolex Day-Date 36mm 18ct White Gold Presidential 118239 2001

£16,795
finance from £262.66

Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse 33mm 18ct Yellow Gold 3861/002 1985

£15,995
finance from £250.15

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 40mm 18ct Rose Gold Black Oysterflex 116515LN 2020

£26,295
finance from £411.24

Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 38mm Brown Leather 03.3200.3600/21.C903 2024

£6,295
finance from £98.45

Rolex Day-Date 36mm 18ct Yellow Gold Presidential 18038 1989

£15,995
finance from £250.15

Rolex Lady DateJust 26mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Jubilee 69173 1994

£4,995
finance from £78.12

Cartier Santos Chronograph 43mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold W2SA0008 2022

£9,995
finance from £156.32

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 40mm Stainless Steel Oyster 116520 2015

£16,250
finance from £254.14

Rolex DateJust 26mm Steel & 18ct Rose Gold Jubilee 179171 2013

£7,995
finance from £125.04

Cartier Santos Galbee Chrono Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold 29mm W20042C4/2425 2001

£5,295
finance from £82.81

Franck Muller Conquistador 35mm Black Rubber 8001 2001

£4,295
finance from £67.17

Breitling Top Time 36mm Black Leather 2002-33 Circa 1960s

£3,295
finance from £51.53

Rolex DateJust 36mm Stainless Steel Oyster 116200 2016

£5,295
finance from £82.81

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold 265.5.08 2009

£6,295
finance from £98.45

Rolex Day-Date 40mm 18ct Rose Gold Presidential 228235 2016

£35,995
finance from £562.94

Rolex DateJust 36mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Jubilee 116233 2004

£7,995
finance from £125.04

Rolex Cosmographh Daytona 40mm Stainless Steel Oyster 16520 1999

£18,995
finance from £297.07

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso 20x33mm 18ct Yellow Gold 260.1.68 1997

£11,995
finance from £187.59

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 116503 2021

£15,795 £16295
finance from £247.02

Cartier Pasha Chrono 34mm Stainless Steel Automatic 2412 Circa 2000s

£2,995
finance from £46.84

Rolex GMT-Master II 40mm Stainless Steel Oyster 116710LN 2009

£9,295
finance from £145.37

FAQ

The identity of the individual who owns the most expensive watch, the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime sold for $31 million, has not been publicly disclosed. It was purchased anonymously at a charity auction in 2019, making it the most expensive wristwatch ever sold.

Yes, Piaget manufactures its own movements. The brand is celebrated for its expertise in creating ultra-thin movements, a hallmark of their timepieces. Piaget’s in-house production capabilities allow them to control every aspect of the watchmaking process, from design to assembly. This dedication to in-house movement production underscores Piaget’s commitment to quality and innovation in watchmaking.

The most expensive watch in the world is the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 6300A-010, which sold for $31 million at auction. It features 20 complications, including a minute repeater and a perpetual calendar, housed in a reversible stainless steel case. The watch was sold at a charity auction and holds the record for the most expensive wristwatch ever sold.

While Tudor watches are known for their excellent quality, they are positioned as a more affordable alternative to Rolex. Tudor offers solid craftsmanship, in-house movements, and durable designs, making them an excellent choice in the luxury watch market. However, Rolex typically features higher-grade materials, more intricate finishing, and a stronger brand reputation. In terms of value and craftsmanship, Tudor is highly respected, but Rolex remains a step above due to its iconic status and finer details.

Cartier is a French luxury goods brand founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier. Although it has Swiss manufacturing facilities for its watches, Cartier remains a quintessentially French brand known for its elegance and style.

Both Panerai and IWC are high-end Swiss watch brands, and choosing between the two depends on personal taste and what you value in a watch.

  • Panerai is known for its military history, distinctive large case designs, and Italian flair, making it ideal for those who want a bold, instantly recognizable watch.
  • IWC (International Watch Company) is famous for its understated elegance, precision engineering, and focus on aviation and pilot watches.

In terms of quality, both brands are comparable. IWC tends to focus on technical innovation and fine watchmaking, while Panerai leans more towards heritage and bold aesthetics. The "better" brand depends on which style and features appeal to you.

Wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre (JLC) watch reflects a preference for sophistication, precision, and understated luxury. JLC wearers often value craftsmanship and heritage over mainstream luxury status symbols, indicating a deep appreciation for fine watchmaking and innovation. Choosing JLC suggests that you have a keen eye for quality and elegance and favor technical excellence without being overtly flashy. Known as the “watchmaker’s watchmaker,” JLC conveys refined taste, an appreciation for artistry, and a respect for horological tradition.

Models such as the Rolex Submariner, Daytona, and GMT-Master II are known for retaining their value well. These models are highly sought after by collectors and often appreciate in value due to their iconic status, limited availability, and timeless design.

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