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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 Stainless Steel Oyster 116610LN 2017

£8,795 £9295
finance from £137.55

Piaget Dancer 31mm 18ct Yellow Gold Quartz 8069D2 1997

£8,995
finance from £140.68

Hublot Classic Fusion 41mm Quartz Black Rubber 1905.GF40.01 2008

£3,995
finance from £62.48

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 42mm Blue Rubber 26470ST.00.A027CA.01 2018

£17,495
finance from £273.61

Cartier Calibre De Cartier 42mm Black Leather W7100043/3578 2014

£6,995
finance from £109.4

Cartier Santos De Santos 40mm Stainless Steel WSSA0037 2022

£6,295
finance from £98.45

Rolex DateJust 41mm Stainless Steel Oyster 126334 2020

£10,995
finance from £171.96

Rolex Lady-DateJust Pearlmaster 29mm 18ct Yellow Gold 69318 1997

£12,995
finance from £203.23

Chopard Happy Sport 36mm Stainless Steel 278476-2002 2014

£6,995
finance from £109.4

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph 41mm Stainless Steel 26331ST.OO 2017

£33,795
finance from £528.53

Cartier Santos De Cartier Skeleton 40mm Stainless Steel WHSA0015 2022

£16,995
finance from £265.79

Rolex DateJust 41mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 126333 2018

£11,495 £11995
finance from £179.77

IWC Portofino Hand-Wound 46mm Black Leather IW544805 2008 UNWORN

£14,950
finance from £233.81

Chopard Happy Diamond 37mm Brown Leather 20/7229-20 Circa 2010

£7,950
finance from £124.33

Rolex Oyster Perpetual 25mm 18ct Yellow Gold 6616 1966

£6,995
finance from £109.4

Cartier Santos XL Chronograph 42mm Black Leather W20090X8/2740 Circa 2010

£5,295
finance from £82.81

Chopard La Strada 32mm 18ct Yellow Gold Black Leather 41/6867/8 Circa 2008

£9,495
finance from £148.5

Tiffany & Co Cocktail Watch 22x35mm 18ct White Gold Black Leather Circa 1990s

£6,995
finance from £109.4

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 33mm Tantilum & 18ct Rose Gold 51675TR Circa 1991

£14,995
finance from £234.51

Cartier Pasha Seatimer 40mm Stainless Steel W31080M7/2790 Circa 2010

£2,995
finance from £46.84

Cartier Calibre De Cartier 42mm Black Leather W7100014/3299 Circa 2011

£3,495
finance from £54.66

Hublot Big Bang Chronograph 44mm Black Leather 301.PM.1780.RX Circa 2015

£10,495 £10995
finance from £164.14

Rolex Lady DateJust 26mm Stainless Steel Jubilee 179174 2007

£5,995
finance from £93.76

Rolex DateJust 36mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Jubilee 16233 1989

£4,995
finance from £78.12

FAQ

Jaeger-LeCoultre watches are expensive due to several factors:

  • In-House Movements: JLC creates its own high-quality movements, many of which are intricate and innovative.
  • Craftsmanship: Each watch is crafted by skilled artisans in JLC’s Swiss factory, known for precise attention to detail.
  • Technical Innovations: The brand has created over 1,200 in-house movements and holds many patents, reflecting their innovation.
  • Exclusive Materials: JLC uses materials like 18k gold, platinum, and precious stones, contributing to its luxury status.

These qualities ensure that JLC watches are among the finest and most prestigious in the world of horology.

Generally, second-hand Rolex watches can be cheaper than new ones, especially for models that are readily available. However, vintage or rare pre-owned models can be quite expensive due to their historical significance and rarity. Always ensure you purchase from a reputable dealer to guarantee authenticity.

One of the most iconic Piaget watches is the Piaget Altiplano, renowned for its ultra-thin design. The Altiplano collection has set numerous records for the thinnest mechanical watches in the world. Its minimalist yet sophisticated design embodies Piaget’s commitment to elegance and technical innovation, making it a symbol of the brand’s horological excellence.

Both Baume & Mercier and Oris are highly regarded Swiss watchmakers, but they cater to slightly different markets:

  • Baume & Mercier focuses on elegance and classic design, with a reputation for refined dress watches and a strong heritage.
  • Oris is known for its robust tool watches, especially in the diving and aviation categories.

In terms of quality, both brands are comparable, offering Swiss-made movements and fine craftsmanship. The choice between the two depends on whether you prefer Baume & Mercier’s elegant style or Oris’ more functional, tool-oriented designs.

IWC is highly prestigious, often seen as a symbol of Swiss craftsmanship, innovation, and heritage. The brand is respected for its sophisticated watch designs and strong connections to aviation and military history. IWC’s prestige is further cemented by its exclusive collections, such as the Portugieser and Big Pilot, which have garnered a loyal following among enthusiasts and collectors alike.

The Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 6300A-010 is often considered the #1 watch in the world due to its extraordinary complexity and record-breaking price at auction. However, in terms of global recognition and prestige, the Rolex Daytona and Patek Philippe Nautilus are also contenders for being the most sought-after and iconic watches in the world.

Yes, Panerai watches tend to hold their value well, particularly limited-edition models or those with historical significance. The brand’s strong following and limited production numbers contribute to its resale value. However, as with any luxury watch, the specific model, condition, and demand will influence the long-term value. Some rare or discontinued Panerai models may even appreciate over time, making them a solid investment.

No, Rolex does not own Hublot. Hublot is a part of the LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton) group, a leading luxury goods conglomerate. Rolex, on the other hand, remains an independent company, renowned for its own legacy and watchmaking expertise.

 

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