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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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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

Cartier Calibre De Cartier 42mm Black Leather W7100007 Circa 2010

£10,495 £10995
finance from £164.14

TAG Heuer Grand Carrera 42mm Stainless Steel Black Leather WAV5112 2008

£2,295
finance from £35.89

Rolex Explorer II 40mm Stainless Steel Oyster 16550 1986

£7,495 £7995
finance from £117.22

Maurice Lacroix AIKON 39mm Stainless Steel Al6007-SS002 2024

£1,795
finance from £28.07

Chopard Happy Diamond 25mm 18ct Yellow Gold 5089/5 Circa 1990s

£5,995
finance from £93.76

Hublot Classic Fusion 38mm Black Leather 565.NX.1170.LR 2014

£4,195
finance from £65.61

Chanel J12 38mm Black Ceramic Bracelet H0685 Circa 2006

£2,295
finance from £35.89

Zenith Chronomaster Open Automatic 39.5mm Stainless Steel 03.3300.3604/21.M3300

£5,995
finance from £93.76

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 36mm Red Leather 14800BA Circa 1998

£15,950
finance from £249.45

Chopard Imperiale 32mm 18ct Yellow Gold 38/3225-23 2012

£10,495 £10995
finance from £164.14

Piaget Automatic Date 33mm 18ct Yellow Gold 13401 A6

£7,495 £7995
finance from £117.22

OMEGA Vintage 33mm Stainless Steel Black Leather 2495-14

£1,795
finance from £28.07

Rolex DateJust 36mm Stainless Steel Jubilee 16233 1993

£5,195
finance from £81.25

Cartier Tank Francaise 20mm Stainless Steel W51008Q3/2384 Circa 2005

£2,495
finance from £39.02

Breitling Superocean 44 Steel & 18ct Rose Gold Brown Leather C17391 Circa 2013

£3,995
finance from £62.48

FAQ

Franck Muller watches are expensive due to several factors:

  • Complex Movements: Franck Muller is known for its intricate, highly complicated movements, including tourbillons and other advanced watch complications.
  • Craftsmanship: The brand emphasizes Swiss-made craftsmanship with high-quality materials such as gold, platinum, and diamonds.
  • Limited Editions: Many Franck Muller watches are produced in limited numbers, making them rare and highly coveted.
  • Design Innovation: Franck Muller is famous for its distinctive tonneau (barrel) shape and bold, avant-garde designs, which make the watches stand out in the luxury market.

These aspects of innovation, quality, and exclusivity contribute to Franck Muller's high price point.

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.

An "Omega woman" might symbolize a woman who is confident, independent, and appreciates the finer things in life—like owning an Omega watch. Omega timepieces for women are celebrated for their elegance, sophistication, and precision, making them a perfect match for women of distinction.

No, Chanel is not owned by Louis Vuitton. Chanel is independently owned by the Wertheimer family, while Louis Vuitton is part of the LVMH Group (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton), a separate luxury conglomerate. Both Chanel and Louis Vuitton are major players in the luxury market, but they operate as distinct entities.

Yes, Tom Cruise has been spotted wearing IWC watches on several occasions. Known for his love of aviation, Cruise often gravitates toward IWC’s Pilot’s Watches collection, which aligns with his passion for flying and his role in movies like Top Gun. His choice of IWC reflects both his style and his connection to high-performance, technically advanced watches.

Yes, Franck Muller watches are worth buying for collectors and enthusiasts who value bold design, technical innovation, and craftsmanship. The brand is renowned for its complex movements and distinctive aesthetics, including the iconic tonneau-shaped cases and eye-catching numerals. While they may not hold their value as consistently as some other luxury brands like Rolex or Patek Philippe, Franck Muller timepieces offer exceptional artistry and exclusivity, making them a worthwhile purchase for those seeking a statement piece or a uniquely crafted luxury watch.

Many high-profile celebrities have been seen wearing Chopard watches and jewelry, including:

  • Rihanna – Frequently spotted wearing Chopard at red-carpet events.
  • Charlize Theron – Known to wear Chopard, especially during awards shows like the Oscars.
  • Cate Blanchett – A fan of the brand, often showcasing Chopard’s luxurious pieces.
  • Leonardo DiCaprio – Wears Chopard as part of his association with environmental and ethical luxury practices.

Chopard’s association with the Cannes Film Festival, where it has been an official partner since 1998, also cements its strong connection with celebrity culture and red-carpet events.

The correct name is Bulgari, but the brand uses the ancient Roman alphabet where the letter "V" was used instead of "U," hence the spelling Bvlgari on its logo. Both versions refer to the same luxury brand, and "Bulgari" is the accepted pronunciation.

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