Founded in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf in Geneva, Tudor has grown into a genuine watchmaker in its own right, combining accessible pricing with genuine Swiss quality and an increasingly strong design identity. The Royal collection, introduced in 2020, revives a name first used by Tudor in the 1950s to underline superior quality, and brings sport-chic versatility to the modern lineup with its distinctive integrated bracelet.

The Tudor Royal, reference M28500-0007, is a nicely executed 38 mm stainless steel watch with polished and satin finishing, featuring a striking salmon-coloured sunray dial with applied Roman numeral hour markers and a date display at 3 o'clock — a warm and unexpected colour choice that gives this Royal a distinctly elegant character. The 316L steel notched bezel, alternating cut grooves with a polished finish, remains the Royal's most recognisable design detail. At its heart beats the Tudor Calibre T601, running at 28,800 vph with 25 jewels and a power reserve of approximately 38 hours. A sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 100 metres, backed by a screw-down crown with the Tudor logo. The watch is fitted on an integrated five-row 316L stainless steel bracelet with satin-brushed outer and central links, polished intermediate links and a folding clasp with safety catch.

This Royal is from 2023, is in very good condition, comes as a full set and benefits from Tudor factory warranty until 2028.

Founded in 1860 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, TAG Heuer has built its reputation on a deeply rooted passion for motorsport and precision chronometry. The Carrera collection, first introduced in 1963 by Jack Heuer and named after the legendary Carrera Panamericana road race, remains the brand's most celebrated and collectible chronograph line — and the CV211A represents one of its most desirable modern expressions.

The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 17, reference CV211A, is a beautifully executed 41 mm stainless steel chronograph limited to just 500 pieces worldwide. The deep blue sunburst dial with three recessed silver subdials, a tachymeter outer ring and red accents on the chronograph seconds hand and Heuer logo gives this watch a genuinely striking and period-correct character — a layout that pays direct homage to the original 1960s Carrera. At its heart beats the TAG Heuer Calibre 17, based on the ETA 2892-A2 with a Dubois-Dépraz chronograph module, running at 28,800 vph with a power reserve of approximately 42 hours — a smooth and reliable movement well suited to daily wear. A domed sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 100 metres. The watch is fitted on a black calfskin leather strap with a folding deployant clasp.

This Carrera Calibre 17 is in very good condition and comes as a full set, with a new blue leather generic strap. 

Founded in 1881 in Tokyo, Seiko has a watchmaking heritage spanning over 140 years, combining Japanese craftsmanship with a genuine passion for precision and design integrity. The Prospex line is the brand's dedicated sports and professional watch collection, and few releases within it carry as much cult status as the recreation of the legendary 6105-811X — affectionately known as "Captain Willard" after Martin Sheen's character in Apocalypse Now, and to many collectors simply "the Turtle".

The Seiko Prospex 1970 Diver's Re-Creation Limited Edition, reference SLA033J1, is a faithfully reproduced 45 mm stainless steel professional dive watch with a clean black dial featuring applied luminescent hour indices and slender hands — a layout kept deliberately unchanged from the original 1970 design, right down to the absence of a Prospex logo on the dial. The cushion-shaped case with its Zaratsu-polished bezel top and screw-down crown positioned at 4 o'clock, complete with the original "Lock" indication, gives this watch genuine vintage authenticity in a thoroughly modern build. At its heart beats the in-house Seiko Calibre 8L35, a hand-windable automatic movement with 26 jewels and a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. A dual-curved sapphire crystal with inner anti-reflective coating protects the dial — a clear upgrade over the original's Hardlex glass — while the case features Seiko's super-hard coating for added scratch resistance. Water resistance is rated at 200 metres. The watch is fitted on a black waffle-pattern silicone strap with a buckle clasp. Limited to 2,500 pieces worldwide, with the edition number engraved on the caseback.

This 1970 Diver's Re-Creation is from June 2026, is in near mint condition and comes as a full set in mint condition with factory warranty. 

Founded in Paris in 1847, Cartier stands as one of the most storied names in luxury watchmaking — a house that has shaped both jewellery and horology for nearly two centuries. The Santos-Dumont pays direct tribute to the very origin of the Santos story: created in 1904 by Louis Cartier for his friend, Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, it is widely regarded as one of the very first purpose-built wristwatches ever made. The Santos-Dumont line keeps that original, flatter and more elegant silhouette alive, distinct from the sportier integrated-bracelet Santos.

The Cartier Santos-Dumont XL, reference WSSA0032, is a beautifully refined 46.6 x 33.9 mm stainless steel dress watch, remarkably thin at just 7.5 mm, with a silvered satin-finished dial featuring a subtle sunray effect, painted black Roman numerals, a railroad-style minute track and the signature blued-steel sword-shaped hands — a dial layout that is unmistakably and timelessly Cartier. The beaded steel crown set with a blue cabochon synthetic spinel adds that final touch of jewellery-house refinement. At its heart beats the manual-winding Cartier Calibre 430 MC, derived from the Piaget 430P — a wonderfully thin movement that rewards the daily winding ritual many enthusiasts genuinely enjoy. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 30 metres. The watch is fitted on a navy blue alligator leather strap with a steel ardillon buckle.

This Santos-Dumont XL is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.

Founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, Breitling has always built watches with a clear purpose and a bold identity. The Chronomat, born in 1984 in collaboration with the Italian aerobatic team Frecce Tricolori, was reimagined in 2020 with a thoroughly modern integrated case and bracelet design — and the Automatic GMT 40 brings practical travel functionality to the line in a refined and easygoing format.

The Breitling Chronomat Automatic GMT 40, reference P32398101C1S1, is a well-executed 40 mm stainless steel and platinum sport watch with a beautifully soft ice blue dial featuring applied polished index hour markers with luminescent fill, a date display at 6 o'clock and a vivid red GMT hand pointing to the tone-on-tone 24-hour scale on the dial flange — a genuinely practical detail for tracking a second time zone at a glance. The signature "onion" crown, named for its fluted dome shape, is a classic Chronomat touch that makes time setting effortless. The platinum unidirectional rotating bezel adds a quietly luxurious finishing touch rarely seen on a sport watch of this kind. At its heart beats the Breitling Calibre 32, with 21 jewels, running at 28,800 vph and a power reserve of approximately 42 hours. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 200 metres. The watch is fitted on a black rubber strap with a folding clasp with push-button release.

This Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 Ice Blue is brand new and unworn, complete with original factory stickers still in place, and comes as a full set with factory warranty until 01-2027.

Founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, Breitling has always built watches with a genuine purpose — bold, functional and unapologetically honest about what they are. The modern Superocean, drawing direct inspiration from the legendary "Slow Motion" of the 1960s, strips everything back to what matters underwater: legibility, reliability and depth rating.

The Breitling Superocean Automatic 42, reference A17375211B1S1, is a well-executed 42 mm stainless steel professional dive watch with a clean black dial featuring broad luminescent Super-LumiNova indexes and squared-off hands — a layout directly inspired by the original Slow Motion design codes and optimised for maximum underwater legibility. A subtle nod to the past sits near the tip of the seconds hand: a small circle referencing the beloved "dot" display of vintage Superocean models — a detail that enthusiasts of the older references will immediately spot and appreciate. The unidirectional rotating bezel features a ceramic insert with white Super-LumiNova elapsed time marker, virtually scratchproof and fade-resistant. At its heart beats the COSC-certified Breitling Calibre 17, running at 28,800 vph with a power reserve of approximately 38 hours — a dependable and proven movement. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 300 metres. The watch is fitted on a black rubber strap with a stainless steel folding clasp with micro-adjustment.

This Superocean Automatic 42 is from June 2025, is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.

Founded in 1881 in Tokyo, Seiko has a long and proud history of horological firsts — from the world's first quartz watch in 1969 to the world's first GPS Solar watch in 2012. The Astron collection embodies that pioneering spirit at its finest, combining solar power with GPS satellite synchronisation to deliver timekeeping accuracy that no mechanical movement can match.

The Seiko Astron GPS Solar World Time "The Earth At Night" Limited Edition, reference SSE091J1, is a beautifully considered 44.8 mm black super-hard coated titanium watch with a delicate coloured mother-of-pearl dial. LumiBrite hands and markers ensure legibility in low light, with a perpetual calendar display at 3 o'clock. The black ceramic bezel enhances GPS signal reception — a functional detail that most wearers will never notice, but engineers will appreciate. At its heart beats the Seiko Calibre 8X22, a GPS Solar world time movement connecting to four GPS satellites to adjust time zone and local time automatically with an accuracy of one second per 100,000 years — across 40 time zones worldwide. A sapphire crystal with Seiko's proprietary super-clear anti-reflective coating protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 100 metres. The watch is fitted on the ceramic and titanium bracelet with super-hard black coating and a tri-fold push-button release clasp. The edition number is engraved on the caseback, limited to 3,500 pieces worldwide.

This Astron Limited Edition is in very good condition and comes as a full set. 

Founded in 1881 in Tokyo, Seiko is one of the most innovative watch manufacturers in the world — a brand with a genuine record of horological firsts. The original "Arnie", introduced in 1982 as the world's first hybrid ana-digi diver's watch, became a cult classic practically overnight — helped considerably by Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing it on screen in both Commando (1985) and Predator (1987). This 40th Anniversary edition is a thoroughly worthy celebration of that icon.

The Seiko Prospex PADI 'Arnie' Hybrid Diver's 40th Anniversary, reference SNJ035P1, is a boldly characterful 46.9 mm stainless steel ana-digi professional dive watch with a black dial featuring LumiBrite analog hands and indices alongside a digital LCD display — the classic hybrid layout that started a revolution. The PADI-edition unidirectional bezel with its blue and white 60-second countdown scale is immediately recognisable to any diver. This example is presented with a RSV shroud fitted, giving it an even more purposeful and aggressive wrist presence — the original black shroud is included, allowing the owner to switch between both configurations at will. Powering the watch is the Seiko solar Calibre H855 — a hybrid solar quartz movement with alarm chronograph, digital timekeeping functions and LED illumination. A Hardlex crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 200 metres. The watch is fitted on a stainless steel bracelet.

This Arnie 40th Anniversary is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.

Founded in Paris in 1847, Cartier stands as one of the most storied names in luxury watchmaking — a house that has shaped both jewellery and horology for nearly two centuries. The Tank, first designed by Louis Cartier in 1917 and inspired by the tracks of WWI military tanks, is one of the most iconic watch designs ever created. The Tank Solo distils that legacy into its purest and most elegant form, and in solid 18ct yellow gold it becomes something genuinely special.

The Cartier Tank Solo, reference W5200002, is a beautifully refined 31 x 24 mm ladies' watch crafted entirely in polished solid 18ct yellow gold — a warm and luxurious material choice that elevates this already iconic silhouette. The opaline silver dial features painted black Roman numerals, a fine inner minute track and the signature sword-shaped blued steel hands — a dial layout that is unmistakably and timelessly Cartier. The crown is set with a blue spinel cabochon, another characteristic Cartier jewellery-house touch. Powering the watch is the Cartier Calibre 157 quartz movement, accurate and virtually maintenance-free. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 30 metres. The watch is fitted on a black leather strap with a solid 18ct yellow gold tang buckle.

This Tank Solo is in near mint condition and comes as a full set with factory warranty until 2028. 

Founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, IWC has built its reputation on technical precision and understated elegance, with a Pilot's Watch heritage stretching back to 1936. The Pilot's Watch Automatic 36 brings the full DNA of the iconic line to a more refined and compact format — and the "Le Petit Prince" edition, with its dreamy blue dial inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's beloved novella, adds a layer of literary romance to an already compelling watch.

The IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic 36, reference IW324008, is a nicely executed 36 mm stainless steel pilot watch with a beautifully rich blue dial featuring Arabic numeral hour markers, luminescent hands and a bold luminous triangle at 12 o'clock — pure IWC Pilot's Watch DNA in a wearable, versatile size. A date display sits neatly at 3 o'clock. The soft-iron inner case provides reliable protection against magnetic fields, staying true to the original instrument watch brief. At its heart beats the IWC Calibre 35111, running at 28,800 vph with 25 jewels and a power reserve of 42 hours. A convex sapphire crystal with double-sided anti-reflective coating protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 60 metres. The watch is fitted on a brown leather strap with a pin buckle. A full service has recently been carried out, ensuring this piece is in perfect mechanical condition.

his Pilot's Watch Automatic 36 is in near-mint condition and comes with an IWC travel box and the original warranty papers. It just came back from a full service at an official IWC service center.

For numerous enthusiasts, the Seiko Marinemaster MM300 SLA021J1 represents the pinnacle among dive watches, blending self-assurance with a sporty and functional aesthetic that's far from subtle. Its distinctive case design, marked by a continuous edge along the sides, ensures the watch maintains a sporty and somewhat slender appearance despite its size. The SLA021J1 boasts a DiaShield coating on both case and bracelet, enhancing durability, and is powered by the 8L35 automatic movement, featuring a high-beat frequency of 4K and 26 jewels. Additionally, it is equipped with dual-curved glass that includes an anti-reflective coating for optimal readability under any conditions.

This Seiko Marinemaster is new & unworn from may 2026!

Founded in 1881 in Tokyo, Seiko is one of the few truly integrated watch manufactures in the world — designing and producing its own movements, crystals and cases entirely in-house. The Prospex line is the brand's dedicated sports collection, and the Sumo holds a special place within it as one of the most characterful and capable Japanese dive watches ever made — substantial, bold and instantly recognisable.

The Seiko Prospex King Sumo, reference SPB321J1 is a well-executed 45 mm stainless steel professional dive watch with a beautifully structured blue gradation dial — a finely pressed pattern that shifts from deep navy to a lighter, ocean-inspired blue, giving it real depth and visual character. Applied LumiBrite hour markers and hands ensure excellent legibility underwater, with a date display at 3 o'clock and the screw-down crown positioned at 4 o'clock in true diver's fashion. The dark blue ceramic unidirectional bezel is a meaningful upgrade over earlier aluminium versions — scratch-resistant and fade-proof, it is built to last. At its heart beats the Seiko Calibre 6R35, a robust in-house automatic movement with manual winding capability, 24 jewels, running at 21,600 vph with an impressive 70-hour power reserve. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the Super-Hard coated case and bracelet add exceptional scratch resistance. Water resistance is rated at 200 metres, backed by a screw-down crown and caseback. The watch is fitted on a three-row stainless steel bracelet with a modern milled folding clasp and one-push diver extension.

This King Sumo is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.