Founded in Le Locle, Switzerland in 1889, Doxa built its early reputation on precision pocket watches before pivoting — decisively and permanently — to the world of professional dive watches. In 1967, the brand introduced the SUB 300, a tool diver developed in close collaboration with Jacques-Yves Cousteau that would go on to define what a serious diving instrument could look like. 

Reference 796.10.201.10, the Sub 200 Caribbean, is a 42 mm stainless steel three-hand diver's watch that wears the brand's underwater heritage lightly but proudly. The round 316L stainless steel case measures 13.8 mm in thickness and features a screw-down crown and screw-in caseback for solid water resistance. The blue dial is nicely structured for legibility: applied rectangular hour markers carry Super-LumiNova alongside matching luminescent hands, with a clean date window at three o'clock and restrained dial text in Doxa's vintage-inspired typeface. At its heart beats a Swiss automatic movement running at 28,800 vph with a 38-hour power reserve, decorated with a Doxa-branded rotor. The domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating is one of the watch's standout details, giving it the visual depth and curvature of vintage plexiglass while offering the durability of modern sapphire. The unidirectional rotating bezel carries a sapphire inlay in matching blue, with Super-LumiNova on the dive scale. Water resistance is rated to 200 metres. The watch is presented on a 316L stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet with a folding clasp bearing the iconic Doxa fish symbol.

This Doxa SUB 200 Caribbean is in near mint condition and comes as a full set with factory warranty until 07-2027.

The Colt is an important and relevant model from the Breitling catalog, with this A17380 offering quintessential Breitling DNA that has maintained the brand's dominance in the watch industry. Measuring 41mm in width, this polished steel case is versatile in its size and finish with classic curved lugs providing additional hugging once fitted to the wrist. With a brushed bezel on top also finished in steel with rider tabs to aid in rotation and brand recognition, it's clear this watch has an appearance that is rooted in practicality. 

This piece is preserved in very good condition. Very loverly blue sunburst dial. The bracelet will fit a wrist up to 19cm.

Founded in 1847 in Paris, Cartier is one of the most prestigious names in luxury watchmaking, celebrated for its timeless designs and pioneering role in the development of the modern wristwatch. The Santos collection holds a special place in horological history, originally created in 1904 for aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont and widely regarded as one of the first purpose-designed wristwatches.

The Cartier Santos Galbée XL, reference W20098D6, features a classic stainless steel case with the instantly recognizable square shape, exposed screws on the bezel, and refined brushed and polished finishes. The silvered dial is adorned with bold black Roman numerals and blued sword-shaped hands, offering excellent legibility and unmistakable Cartier elegance. Powered by a reliable automatic movement, it provides precise timekeeping with hours, minutes, and central seconds.

A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the integrated stainless steel bracelet ensures a seamless and comfortable fit on the wrist. Designed for everyday wear, the Santos combines robustness with refined style, making it suitable for both formal and casual settings.

This Cartier Santos comes in the original Cartier box with our QW certified warranty card. 3 months warranty!

Founded in Le Locle, Switzerland in 1853, Tissot has spent over 170 years making Swiss craftsmanship accessible without compromise. Part of the Swatch Group, the brand occupies an important position in the Swiss watch industry — offering genuine mechanical movements, sapphire crystals and in-house finishing at a price point that few competitors can match. The Le Locle collection is Tissot's most classical line, named after the brand's home town in the Vallée de Joux, and the chronograph variant represents the most accomplished expression of that collection.

Reference T41.1.317.31 is a 42 mm stainless steel automatic chronograph with a well-executed dress watch character — a relatively rare combination that makes it equally at home at the office or at a formal occasion. The polished round case measures 13 mm in thickness and carries pushers at two and four o'clock in the traditional Valjoux layout. The silver-champagne dial is nicely structured, with applied baton hour markers, slim dauphine hands and three tone-on-tone silver subdials: a 30-minute counter at nine, an hour counter at twelve alongside a large-format day and date display, and a 60-second running seconds register at six. At its heart beats the ETA Valjoux 7750, one of the most proven automatic chronograph movements in existence, running at 28,800 vph with 25 jewels and a power reserve of approximately 45 hours. Both front and caseback are protected by sapphire crystal. The fixed polished bezel keeps the design clean and elegant. Water resistance is rated to 30 metres. The watch is presented on a leather strap with a deployment clasp.

Tissot Le Locle Chronograph in near-mint condition. The watch comes as a full set, including the original box and papers. It has been fully serviced in July 2023 and is running perfectly.

Seiko was founded in Tokyo in 1881 and has grown into one of the few truly integrated watch manufacturers in the world — designing, developing and producing its own movements from the ground up. The Prospex collection carries the brand's most serious tool watch credentials, tracing its roots to 1965 when Seiko introduced Japan's first diver's watch. The 1968 Heritage line within Prospex pays direct tribute to a landmark model from that era, reinterpreting its distinctive case architecture with fully contemporary specifications. The HBC002J1 marks a significant milestone: it is the first Seiko mechanical diver's watch to feature a built-in GMT complication.

Reference HBC002J1 is a 42 mm stainless steel GMT diver's watch built on the design language of Seiko's iconic 1968 reference, with mirror-finished case sides that give it an immediately recognisable character. The case carries a super-hard coating for scratch resistance and measures 13.3 mm in thickness. The "Oceanic Black" dial is nicely structured for underwater legibility: oversized hour plots and faceted hands are heavily coated in Seiko's LumiBrite, while a gold-tone 24-hour GMT hand sits in clear contrast against the dark background, allowing a second time zone to be read at a glance. A date window sits discreetly between four and five o'clock. At its heart beats the Seiko Calibre 6R54, the brand's in-house automatic GMT movement with manual winding capability, running at 21,600 vph with 24 jewels and a 72-hour power reserve — serious specifications at this price point. The flat sapphire crystal carries an anti-reflective coating on the inner surface. The unidirectional rotating bezel features a black ceramic insert with a knurled edge for easy grip even with diving gloves. Water resistance is rated to 300 metres. The watch is fitted on a three-link stainless steel bracelet with a tool-free slide-adjuster clasp offering six-step micro-adjustment over a total range of approximately 15 mm.

This Seiko 1968 Heritage Diver's is in mint condition and comes as a full set. 

Founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, IWC built its reputation on precision tool watches for professionals — aviators, navigators, divers — and nowhere is that philosophy expressed more purely than in the Pilot's Watch collection. The Mark XX, introduced in 2022, is the direct successor to the legendary Mark 11 that IWC developed for RAF pilots and navigators in 1948, reducing the pilot's watch to its essential elements and removing everything that is not.

Reference IW328202 is the core stainless steel bracelet version of the Mark XX — a 40 mm pilot's watch that strikes a well-executed balance between everyday wearability and serious tool watch credentials. The stainless steel case includes a soft-iron inner cage for protection against magnetic fields, a feature inherited directly from the Mark 11. The matte black dial is nicely structured and focused on legibility: rhodium-plated hands carry Super-LumiNova, white Arabic numerals sit at the cardinal points, and a triangular index at twelve o'clock gives it an unmistakable cockpit-instrument character. A date window sits at three o'clock. At its heart beats the IWC Calibre 32111, an automatic movement running at 28,800 vph with a remarkable 120-hour power reserve — serious specifications at this price point. The convex sapphire crystal carries dual anti-reflective coating, the fixed bezel keeps the design clean and direct, and water resistance is rated to 100 metres. The watch is fitted on a five-link stainless steel bracelet with IWC's EasX-CHANGE system and a deployant clasp with micro-adjustment.

This IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX is from 2025, is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.

Founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, Breitling has long been synonymous with precision chronographs built for professionals. The Transocean collection represents the brand's more elegant, aviation-inspired side — refined in character but every bit as technically accomplished as its sportier stablemates.

The Breitling Transocean Chronograph, reference AB015212, is a well-executed 43 mm stainless steel chronograph with a beautifully structured cream white dial featuring three deep anthracite subdials — the striking "reverse panda" configuration that gives this variant its distinctive and elegant character. Applied luminescent index hour markers, a date display between 4 and 5 o'clock, and a tachymeter scale around the outer rim complete the refined yet purposeful layout. At its heart beats the COSC-certified in-house Breitling Calibre B01, running at 28,800 vph with an impressive 70-hour power reserve — one of the finest manufacture chronograph movements in the industry at this price point. A double-sided anti-reflective sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the sapphire exhibition caseback reveals the movement. Water resistance is rated at 100 metres. The watch is fitted on the mesh bracelet with a fold-over clasp.

This Transocean Chronograph is in near mint condition and comes as a full set and had a full service 2025.

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 accessible form, staying remarkably close to the original 1917 proportions.

The Cartier Tank Solo Large, reference WSTA0028, is a beautifully proportioned 34.8 x 27.4 mm stainless steel watch with a pale silvered opaline dial featuring black Roman numerals, a fine inner 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 synthetic cabochon-shaped spinel adds that final touch of jewellery-house refinement. Powering the watch is the Cartier Calibre 690 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 grained calfskin leather strap with a steel double adjustable folding buckle.

This Cartier Tank Solo Large is in very good condition, accompanied by our in-house wooden presentation box and our official GoldCard warranty. It has been recently serviced with a fresh battery replacement, guaranteeing years of precise and reliable timekeeping.

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 Must de Cartier line, launched in 1977, was created to make the brand's most iconic designs more accessible without compromising on style, using gold-plated silver in place of solid gold. The Tank, originally designed by Louis Cartier in 1917, remains the most enduring and recognisable expression of that philosophy.

The Cartier Must de Cartier Tank Vermeil, reference 5057001, is an elegant 20 x 28 mm ladies' watch crafted in gold-plated sterling silver (vermeil) — a refined and lighter alternative to the solid gold Tank that still carries the same iconic silhouette and presence on the wrist. The silvered dial features painted black Roman numeral hour markers at 6 and 9 o'clock and the signature blued-steel sword-shaped hands — a layout that is unmistakably and timelessly Cartier. Powering the watch is a reliable quartz movement, virtually maintenance-free for daily wear. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial. The watch is fitted on a black leather strap with a tang buckle.

Presented in very good condition, this Must de Cartier Tank Vermeil comes with a newly replaced battery, ready to be enjoyed for years to come.

Founded in 1889 in Le Locle, Switzerland, Doxa is one of the true pioneers of professional dive watch design — a brand that changed the dive watch world in 1967 with the original SUB 300 and its patented no-decompression bezel. The SUB 300 Carbon takes that iconic formula and pushes it into genuinely modern material territory, combining the classic Doxa DNA with a striking forged carbon case.

The Doxa SUB 300 Carbon Divingstar, reference 822.70.361.20, is a boldly executed 42.5 mm professional dive watch with a forged carbon case — a material that is as light as it is tough, and one that catches the eye with its distinctive layered surface texture. The vivid yellow dial with Super-LumiNova luminescent indices and handset is immediately striking and unmistakably functional underwater, with Doxa's patented no-decompression bezel adding genuine practical value for divers. A domed box sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment pays homage to the curved plexiglass of the original 1967 SUB 300. The titanium inner chamber and screw-in caseback keep the overall weight impressively low. At its heart beats the COSC-certified ETA 2824-2, running at 28,800 vph with a power reserve of 38 hours — a proven and reliable movement befitting a serious dive watch. Water resistance is rated at 300 metres, backed by a screw-down crown. The watch was originally delivered with the yellow rubber strap (reference 822.70.361.31 as noted on the warranty card) and is presented here on a black rubber strap with the distinctive DOXA fish symbol deployant clasp — offering a more understated look while retaining the full Doxa character.

This SUB 300 Carbon Divingstar is from July 2023, is in near mint condition and comes as a full set with an unworn strap. 

Founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, Breitling has always built watches with a genuine purpose — bold, functional and deeply honest about what they are. The modern Superocean Automatic 44, drawing direct inspiration from the legendary Slow Motion of the 1960s, strips everything back to what matters underwater: legibility, reliability and proven depth rating.

The Breitling Superocean Automatic 44, reference A17376, is a well-executed 44 mm stainless steel professional dive watch with a clean blue 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. The unidirectional rotating bezel carries a black ceramic insert, virtually scratchproof and fade-resistant — a meaningful upgrade over earlier aluminium versions. At its heart beats the COSC-certified Breitling Calibre 17, based on the ETA 2824-2, running at 28,800 vph with 26 jewels and a power reserve of approximately 38 hours — a proven and dependable movement. A cambered sapphire crystal with double-sided anti-reflective coating protects the dial, while the screwed-in caseback and screw-locked crown ensure solid water resistance rated at 300 metres. The watch is fitted on a stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp featuring micro-adjustment for a precise fit.

This Superocean Automatic 44 is in new & unworn in factory stickers and comes as a full set.

Founded in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf in Geneva, Tudor has grown into a genuine manufacture in its own right, with a strong identity and an increasingly devoted collector following. The Black Bay 58 is the collection's most refined and wearable expression — and the Bronze edition brings something genuinely new to the line: a material that ages and develops character with every year of wear, exclusively available through Tudor boutiques.

The Tudor Black Bay 58 Bronze, reference 79012M, is a beautifully distinctive 39 mm watch crafted entirely from a high-performance aluminium bronze alloy used in naval engineering — a material that develops a unique and subtle patina over time, making every example a little different from the next. The gradient matte brown-bronze domed dial, shading concentrically from the edge toward the centre, is matched by a unidirectional bronze bezel in the same warm tone, with gold-coloured applied Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock filled with Super-LumiNova. This is the first Black Bay 58 to feature an open sapphire caseback, revealing the movement in a way no other reference in the line offers. At its heart beats the in-house COSC-certified Calibre MT5400, with a silicon balance spring and 70-hour power reserve. A domed sapphire crystal protects the dial. Water resistance is rated at 200 metres. The watch is fitted on a solid bronze three-link bracelet with the T-fit micro-adjustment clasp without the additional Nato strap. 

This Black Bay 58 Bronze is in near mint condition and comes as a full set.