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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 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 £10,995
finance from £164.14

Rolex Lady DateJust 26mm Stainless Steel Jubilee 179174 2007

£5,995
finance from £93.76

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

£4,750 £5,995
finance from £74.29

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

£14,995 £15,950
finance from £234.51

Ebel Sport Classic Gents 24mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold 184925

£1,495 £1,995
finance from £23.38

Rolex Lady-DateJust 26mm Stainless Steel Jubilee 69174 1989

£4,295
finance from £67.17

Cartier Roadster 39mm Stainless Steel Black Rubber W6206018 Circa 2010

£3,295 £3,695
finance from £51.53

Rolex DateJust 36mm Stainless Steel Oyster 126234 2021

£10,995 £11,495
finance from £171.96

Piaget Protocole 26mm Green Leather White Gold 74101 Circa 1980s

£3,950
finance from £61.78

Rolex DateJust 36mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold Jubilee 116233 2005

£7,750
finance from £121.21

Hublot Classic Fusion 45mm Blue Rubber Bracelet 511.NX.7170.LR 2017

£4,495
finance from £70.3

Louis Vuitton Tambour 34mm Brown Leather RC8730 Circa 2000s

£995

OMEGA Constellation 26mm Steel & 18ct Yellow Gold 1262.10.00 Circa 1990s

£1,495
finance from £23.38

Hublot Classic Fusion Skeleton 45mm Black Crocodile Leather 515.NX.0170.LR 2017

£6,495
finance from £101.58

Bell & Ross Commando 46mm Black Leather BR01-96-S Circa 2010

£2,250 £2,250
finance from £35.19

Rolex Oyster Perpetual AirKing 34mm Stainless Steel Oyster 5500 1963

£6,495
finance from £101.58

Rolex DateJust 41mm 'Wimbledon' Stainless Steel Jubilee 126334 2022

£11,495
finance from £179.77

Hublot Classic Fusion 28mm Black Rubber B1395.1 2007

£2,395 £2,795
finance from £37.46

FAQ

The Chopard controversy refers to reports about the brand’s ties to the trade of conflict diamonds in the past. However, Chopard has since made significant strides in ensuring ethical practices, including sourcing Fairmined gold and committing to using responsibly sourced materials. The brand now leads initiatives in sustainable luxury, focusing on environmental and social responsibility within its supply chain.

Chopard is special due to its unique blend of Swiss precision, luxurious materials, and commitment to ethical craftsmanship. The brand is renowned for producing both exquisite timepieces and fine jewelry, with collections that emphasize innovation, artistry, and heritage. Key features that set Chopard apart include:

  • In-House Movements: Chopard’s L.U.C. collection showcases in-house mechanical movements, exemplifying Swiss watchmaking excellence.
  • Ethical Luxury: Chopard is a leader in sustainable luxury, using Fairmined gold and responsibly sourced gemstones, emphasizing both environmental and social responsibility.
  • Iconic Designs: The brand’s famous Happy Diamonds and Happy Sport collections, featuring free-moving diamonds within the watch face, are instantly recognizable and widely celebrated.

These elements make Chopard a brand that combines beauty, precision, and responsibility in the world of high-end luxury.

Breitling and Omega are both prestigious Swiss watch brands with rich histories. Omega is known for its association with space exploration and its status as the official timekeeper of the Olympics, while Breitling is celebrated for its aviation watches. Deciding which is better depends on individual taste and what one prioritises in a watch—whether it's Omega's space-age legacy or Breitling's aviation precision.

No, Panerai is not made by Rolex. However, there is a historical connection between the two brands. From the 1930s to the 1950s, Panerai sourced movements and cases from Rolex for their diving watches, which were initially created for the Italian Navy. Today, Panerai is an independent luxury watch brand owned by the Richemont Group and no longer relies on Rolex for its components, producing its own in-house movements.

IWC is owned by the Richemont Group, a Swiss luxury goods conglomerate that also owns other high-end brands like Cartier, Vacheron Constantin, and Jaeger-LeCoultre. Under Richemont’s ownership, IWC has continued to grow as one of the most respected and prestigious names in Swiss watchmaking.

Spotting a fake TAG Heuer involves careful examination of several key features. Check the weight of the watch, as genuine TAG Heuer watches are typically heavier due to the use of premium materials. Look closely at the logo, engravings, and serial numbers—these should be sharp and precise, not blurry or uneven. The movement of the second hand should be smooth, as TAG Heuer watches are known for their precise movements. If in doubt, it’s always best to have the watch authenticated by a professional.

TAG Heuer watches are expensive due to their craftsmanship, the use of premium materials, and the brand's heritage in Swiss watchmaking. The intricate movements, often made in-house, the precision engineering, and the rigorous testing each watch undergoes contribute to the high cost. Additionally, the brand's association with luxury and its endorsements by celebrities and athletes also play a role in the pricing.

IWC stands for International Watch Company. The brand was founded in 1868 by American watchmaker Florentine Ariosto Jones in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. IWC blends American entrepreneurial spirit with Swiss precision, producing high-quality mechanical timepieces known for their engineering and craftsmanship.

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