Shop by Maker: Prestige Names
Shop by Maker: Prestige Names
Extra-Flat in 18ct Gold, Eight Adjustments, c.1925
A Cartier dress watch of the mid 1920s in 18ct yellow gold, signed by the European Watch & Clock Co. on movement...
Bell-Struck Quarter Repeater in Later Dutch Silver, c.1710
A quarter-repeating verge watch that strikes the hours and quarters on a bell, signed Fromanteel & Clarke, the Anglo-Dutch house descended from...
Gold and Enamel Verge with Split Pearl Border, c.1790-1800
A gold and enamel verge from the house of the King's clockmaker, signed Berthoud à Paris. On its back, an offering at...
Presentation Hunter in 14ct Gold, Cypher of Carol I, c.1900
A royal presentation hunter in solid 14ct gold, its lid enamelled with the crowned cypher of King Carol I of Romania, by...
Reference 600 in 18ct Gold, Triple-Signed, c.1950
A Patek Philippe reference 600 in solid 18ct gold, signed three times over: on the dial, across the movement and inside the...
Five-Sided 'Tombstone' Case in 18ct Gold, Touchon Extra, c.1922
A five-sided Art Deco dress watch in solid 18ct gold, built at the top of the American trade: the case by Wittnauer...
Open Face in 18ct Gold, Hand-Engraved Floral Case, c.1888-1890
A triple-signed Patek Philippe from the heart of the Belle Epoque: dial, movement, and factory-engraved cuvette all carry the house signature and...
Open Face in 18ct Gold, Henri Stern Import, c.1937
A 1937 Patek Philippe in 18-carat gold, its original enamel dial carrying Breguet numerals that have each toned to their own colour,...
Open Face in 18ct Two-Tone Gold, Brock & Company, c.1931
An 18ct two-tone Patek Philippe, white gold body set in a yellow gold bezel ring, with the Brock and Company Los Angeles...
Self-Winding Perpétuelle, Platinum Weight, c.1930
The self-winding watch Breguet invented in the 1780s, built again by the house itself a century and a half later. An 18ct...
18ct Gold Column Wheel Chronograph, Named, January 1913
A column wheel chronograph by Patek, Philippe & Cie in 18 carat gold, inscribed and presented to a named recipient on the...
Open Face in Platinum, Calibré Sapphire Border, Geneva Seal, c.1929
From the workshops of Niton, Geneva craftsmen whose movements were commissioned by Patek Philippe and Cartier, a dress watch in platinum with...
Prince Imperial, 31 Victoires de Haute Precision, c.1930
A Rolex Prince Imperial in stainless steel, its caseback factory-engraved 31 Victoires de Haute Précision, Genève Suisse: the observatory record Rolex had...
Open Face in Stainless Steel, Guilloché Sub-Seconds, c.1933
A Vacheron & Constantin in stainless steel from 1933, at a time when the house made almost everything in gold or silver....
18ct Gold Open Face, Triple-Signed Throughout, c.1945
Geneva's oldest great house, signed three times over on the dial, the movement and the case back: an 18k gold Vacheron &...
Geneva-Sealed 18ct Gold, Adjusted to Five Positions, c.1960
A Patek Philippe open face in 18ct yellow gold with the Geneva Seal: caliber 17-140 confirmed on the movement plate, regulated to...
Column-Wheel Chronograph, Tachymetre and Telemetre, c.1940
Ulysse Nardin is one of the most decorated names in precision watchmaking, and here is its chronograph in miniature: a patented column-wheel...
Chronomètre Royal, 18ct Gold with a Sunburst Caseback, c.1913
Vacheron & Constantin's observatory-grade precision watch: a large Chronomètre Royal in solid 18ct gold, entirely original, its caseback never once engraved. A...
N° 2961, 18ct Gold Lépine with a Hand-Engraved Cipher Back, c.1895
A solid 18ct gold Breguet Lépine from the maison's Paris workshop. Pristine white enamel dial, blued pomme hands, and a hand-engraved cipher...
Bark-Finish Brooch Watch, Applied Calatrava Cross, c.1970
A Patek Philippe you wear on the lapel, not the wrist. Square white gold with the Calatrava cross set into its flank...
Full Hunter in 18ct Gold, Champagne Dial, Boxed, 1976
Solid 18ct gold from the maker the trade calls the watchmaker's watchmaker, still in the box it left the shop in. A...
White Enamel Breguet Dial in Solid 18ct Gold, c.1913
A genuine Vacheron & Constantin in solid 18ct gold, triple-signed and in perfect running order. White enamel dial, Breguet numerals, c.1913. A...
Solid Onyx Dress Watch, Diamond-Set Caseback, c.1925
A disc of solid black onyx with a full one-carat old-cut diamond set into its back and Cartier's name across a silvered...
Fleurier Chinese Market Pocket Watch, Sterling Silver, c.1850
The maker whose name became the word for watch in southern China. A sterling silver Bovet Fleurier built for the Canton trade,...
No. 1852, Confirmed by Breguet's Archive Records, 1914
A genuine Breguet pendant watch of 1914, its 18ct gold case worked in royal-blue guilloche enamel and centred with a rose-cut diamond...
Retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, Crested, c.1914
A genuine Patek Philippe pocket watch of around 1914, retailed by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company of Regent Street, its case back...
The 'Envelope' in 18k Woven Gold, Ref. 9513, c.1965
Push the centre of the woven gold flap and a Piaget watch rises to meet you. Solid 18k gold, a blue sapphire...
18k Gold Open-Face, an Amsterdam Family Gift, 1937
An 18k gold Longines pocket watch given as a family gift in Amsterdam in 1937, complete with its original box, certificate, and...
18ct Gold, a Full Baguette Ruby Border, c.1925
A signed Cartier dress pocket watch in solid 18k gold, ringed with a full baguette ruby border. Jewellery-grade Cartier from the height...
Platinum, Original Factory Diamond-Set Dial, c.1937
A solid platinum Patek Philippe with an original factory diamond-set dial, the most luxurious specification the house built into a pocket watch....
Split-Seconds Chronometer, First Class at Neuchâtel, 1943
A documented First-Class observatory chronometer from the 1943 Neuchatel trials, cased as a split-seconds chronograph and complete with its original box and...
Split-Seconds Chronometer, First Prize at Neuchâtel, 1933
A working split-seconds chronograph that competed at the Neuchatel Observatory and won a First Prize chronometer bulletin in 1933. Documented, and complete...
Split-Seconds Chronometer in Rare Stainless Steel, 1953
A documented Neuchâtel Observatory split-seconds chronometer by Ulysse Nardin, cased in rare stainless steel. One of the hardest complications in watchmaking, offered...
Silver Split-Seconds Chronometer, Neuchâtel Trials, 1937
A documented 1937 Neuchatel Observatory competition watch: a sterling silver Ulysse Nardin split-seconds chronograph with a Guillaume balance, still running and splitting...
'7 World's Records', a Sheffield Presentation, 1928
A genuine 1920s Rolex pocket watch, fully original and still running well, carrying a dated 1928 presentation from the office staff of...
Sprint Multi-Sport Referee Stopwatch, Red Sector Dial, c.1967
A genuine piece of sporting history. The Breitling Geneve Sprint referee stopwatch carries the bold red sector dial and sport icons that...
