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Cartier Tank Française 20mm Black Leather 18ct Yellow Gold 2385 Circa 2010

£4,995

finance from £78.12

Cartier Ballon Bleu De Cartier 44mm Brown Leather W6920054 Circa 2012

£9,295

finance from £145.37

Rolex DateJust II 41mm 'Wimbledon' Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 116333 2009

£9,995

finance from £156.32

IWC Big Pilot Antoine De Saint Exupéry 46mm Brown Leather IW500421 2009

£14,495 ~~£14995~~

finance from £226.69

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

£15,995

finance from £250.15

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

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

£3,295

finance from £51.53

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

£6,295

finance from £98.45

Rolex DateJust 31mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 178383 2017

£13,995

finance from £218.87

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

Cartier Pasha Miss Pasha 27mm 18ct Yellow Gold WJ124015 3132 Circa 2010

£10,995

finance from £171.96

Cartier Chambord 27mm 18ct Yellow Gold Black Leather 10715 Circa 1970s

£5,995

finance from £93.76

Rolex DateJust 41mm Steel & 18ct Rose Gold Oyster 126331 2019

£13,995

finance from £218.87

Cartier Santos Galbee 29mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold W20011C4/1566 Circa 1995

£4,495

finance from £70.3

Rolex Sky-Dweller 42mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 326933 2020

£14,795

finance from £231.38

Breitling Sprint 40mm Stainless Steel Black Fabric Cal.7733 Circa 1970s

£2,995

finance from £46.84

Patek Philippe Hunter Pocket Watch 53mm 18ct Yellow Gold Circa 1915

£9,950

finance from £155.61

OMEGA Constellation Ladies 22mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold 1262.75.00 Circa 1990s

£2,495

finance from £39.02

Rolex DateJust 36mm Steel & 18ct Rose Gold Jubilee 126231 2021

£11,295

finance from £176.65

Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon 45mm Black Leather 505.NX.0170.LR Circa 2015

£26,995

finance from £422.19

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 40mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Oyster 116503 2017

£16,495 ~~£16995~~

finance from £257.97

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

£3,995

finance from £62.48

FAQ

Q: Does Cartier own Baume and Mercier?

Yes, Cartier and Baume & Mercier are both owned by the Richemont Group, a Swiss luxury goods conglomerate. Richemont acquired Baume & Mercier in 1988, placing it alongside other prestigious brands such as Cartier, IWC, and Vacheron Constantin. While the brands remain distinct in their identity and offerings, they share the same parent company.

Q: What is the most expensive watch around the world?

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.

Q: Which is better, Breitling or Tudor?

Both Breitling and Tudor are well-respected luxury watch brands, and the choice between them often comes down to style and use. Breitling is known for its aviation and diving watches, with a focus on chronographs and bold designs. Tudor is celebrated for its heritage and connection to Rolex, offering more classic and understated designs. In terms of craftsmanship, both are on par, though Breitling is known for its technical prowess, especially in chronograph movements, while Tudor is praised for its in-house calibers and durable sports watches like the Black Bay and Pelagos. The decision ultimately depends on your preference for style and specific watch functions.

Q: How prestigious is IWC?

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.

Q: Is Tudor still made by Rolex?

Yes, Tudor is still made by Rolex. Tudor was established by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, in 1926 as a more affordable alternative to Rolex. While Tudor operates independently, the brand benefits from Rolex's expertise in terms of design, production, and quality control. Tudor watches often share many design elements with Rolex, but they feature different movements and materials to make them more accessible.

Q: How do you pronounce Jaeger-LeCoultre?

Jaeger-LeCoultre is pronounced as "Yay-gur Le-Cool-truh". The brand name combines the German “Jaeger,” meaning “hunter,” with “LeCoultre,” derived from Antoine LeCoultre, a pioneering Swiss watchmaker.

Q: How is Bvlgari pronounced?

Bvlgari is pronounced as "BULL-gah-ree". Despite the "V" in its logo, the correct pronunciation uses a soft "U" sound, reflecting its Italian heritage and modern spelling as Bulgari.

Chopard watches generally retain their value, particularly models from the L.U.C. collection or limited-edition timepieces. However, Chopard watches typically do not appreciate as consistently as brands like Rolex or Patek Philippe. The retention of value largely depends on the model, condition, and market demand. Chopard timepieces are best appreciated for their craftsmanship and beauty, though certain pieces may still hold strong resale value.

Yes, Cartier and Baume & Mercier are both owned by the Richemont Group, a Swiss luxury goods conglomerate. Richemont acquired Baume & Mercier in 1988, placing it alongside other prestigious brands such as Cartier, IWC, and Vacheron Constantin. While the brands remain distinct in their identity and offerings, they share the same parent company.

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.

Both Breitling and Tudor are well-respected luxury watch brands, and the choice between them often comes down to style and use. Breitling is known for its aviation and diving watches, with a focus on chronographs and bold designs. Tudor is celebrated for its heritage and connection to Rolex, offering more classic and understated designs.

In terms of craftsmanship, both are on par, though Breitling is known for its technical prowess, especially in chronograph movements, while Tudor is praised for its in-house calibers and durable sports watches like the Black Bay and Pelagos. The decision ultimately depends on your preference for style and specific watch functions.

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.

Yes, Tudor is still made by Rolex. Tudor was established by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, in 1926 as a more affordable alternative to Rolex. While Tudor operates independently, the brand benefits from Rolex's expertise in terms of design, production, and quality control. Tudor watches often share many design elements with Rolex, but they feature different movements and materials to make them more accessible.

Jaeger-LeCoultre is pronounced as "Yay-gur Le-Cool-truh". The brand name combines the German “Jaeger,” meaning “hunter,” with “LeCoultre,” derived from Antoine LeCoultre, a pioneering Swiss watchmaker.

Bvlgari is pronounced as "BULL-gah-ree". Despite the "V" in its logo, the correct pronunciation uses a soft "U" sound, reflecting its Italian heritage and modern spelling as Bulgari.

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Which is better, Breitling or Tudor?

How prestigious is IWC?

Is Tudor still made by Rolex?

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