SOLD Rado’s story starts in 1917 but it is the early 1960’s that brings about the iconic ‘Original’ watch and Rado’s use of high-tech materials. Their catalogue of materials, which have helped them gain many awards for their innovative designs, reads unlike any other watch brand. The Sintra family began in...

SOLD The TAG Heuer Aquaracer collection, created in 2004, evolved from the original ‘Professional Sports Watch’ – the 2000 Series. This was the first watch to have the famous 6 features essential to a sports watch, the cornerstone of TAG Heuer’s sporting DNA. These features included 200 metres water...

SOLD One of the most instantly recognisable watches in the world, the Breitling Navitimer has certainly stood the test of time, changing very little since its creation in 1952. With its iconic slide rule bezel, the Navitimer was originally designed to aid pilots to perform navigation-related calculations and is...

SOLD Since its reinvention in 1995, the Omega Seamaster Professional has long been associated with James Bond and to this day is affectionately known as the ‘Bond Watch’. Available in differing sizes, dial colours and movements, its appeal has always been broad and the attributes of a professional diver’s...

SOLD In the history of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual two key dates stand out. 1926 marked the launch of the Rolex Oyster with its screw down case back, crown and bezel for protection against water and dust. 1931 was the year Rolex invented the world’s first automatic self-winding mechanism with perpetual rotor....

SOLD Breitling has conquered many fields since its founding, creating instruments to suit the most extreme situations and challenges. As well as manufacturing wristwatches that could cope with the rigours of outer space, they have also created timepieces able to withstand pressures at depths of 3000 metres – over...

SOLD Seamaster was launched in 1948 to commemorate Omega’s 100th anniversary and is the longest serving range in the Omega family. Designed as a water resistant watch, and based on the watches worn by the British military at the end of WWII, the range quickly proved itself as elegant yet robust. In 1957 the...

SOLD To commemorate the return of the Olympic Games to London in 2012 Omega revisited their archives. The ‘London 2012’ limited edition has the classic styling of the mid 20th century with the advantage of modern day watchmaking technology in the form of Omega’s Co-axial movement, a movement which was first...

SOLD This gentleman’s Rolex Cosmograph Daytona has a bi-metal case and bi-metal Oyster bracelet. It has an automatic chronometer, self-winding chronograph movement and the silvered dial features gold-coloured 30 minute and 12 hour registers. 1963 saw the creation of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, a...

SOLD This steel and gold lady’s Omega Constellation features a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass with anti-reflective treatment. The diamond set bezel compliments the mother of pearl dial set with diamonds. The watch has a 22.5mm case which houses a Calibre 1456 quartz battery-powered...