This 36mm “Celebration” dial Oyster Perpetual 126000 is an extraordinary and exciting timepiece that offers a playfully-elevated, casual aesthetic.

The 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Date is an absolute gem of a watch with a cool-toned, graduated grey lacquered dial that is tastefully-complex, but still very legible. This piece’s dial’s complexity and varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. This particular unit still has its factory stickers intact.

The Vacheron Constantin Cornes De Vache 1955 is a revived classic, boasting an abundance of vintage characteristics while still appealing to the discerning tastes of today’s watch enthusiasts - a difficult feat within the watchmaking industry.

The Czapek Antarctique line of watches emanates preciousness and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. Czapek’s collaboration with Collective Horology conceived this exceptionally rare, P.04 Lanikai timepiece, drawing inspiration from one of the most celebrated beaches in the world, Lanikai Beach in Kailua, Hawaii. Crafted by the renowned Le Locle-based dial specialist, Donzé Cadrans, the incredibly dynamic and intricate turquoise enamel dial, coupled with the intentional forgoing of numerals, evokes a sense of anemoia - a longing to experience the beauty of idyllic beaches - in the wearer. *Limited Edition of just 50 pieces

The 42mm blue dial Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph is an absolute gem of a watch with a legible, graduated blue lacquered dial. The complexity of this piece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. The comfortable, sporty, versatile, chronograph-bearing timepiece also has simple strap changing system to swap from the bracelet to the sporty blue rubber strap if desired.

This limited edition Arnold and Son Globetrotter Night harmoniously combines the practicality of a travel watch with a rich, haute horological design. Enthusiast or not, anyone can get lost in the artistry of the detailed continents and blue lacquered oceans of the three-dimensional depiction of the Northern Hemisphere. The captivating dial is complemented by the stunning automatic caliber A&S6200 automatic movement, visible via the exhibition caseback. Only once you’ve seen it “in the metal” can you truly appreciate this timepiece’s alluring presence. Limited edition of just 50 pieces.

This 40mm Submariner 16610LV “Kermit” is one of the most iconic luxury watches, and you cannot go wrong with it. Anyone can appreciate a crisp, well-kept example!

This limited edition IWC Portugieser Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month, with its striking blue dial, perfectly combines an abundance of horological complication with timeless elegance and charm. The applied indexes, digital date and month displays, and the captivating view of the IWC Calibre 89801 automatic movement through the exhibition caseback offer the beholder ample details to admire. A gorgeous, rich, highly-complicated piece like this offers immense value for its price-point, and it deserves a spot on your wrist in perpetuity. Limited edition of just 250 pieces!

The Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921 is an iconic reinterpretation of a distinguished VC driving watch that was produced for the American market in the Roaring Twenties. It’s one of the classiest and most tastefully-unique timepieces on the market.⁣ ⁣ Unless your wrist is rather large, the classic, modest 36.5mm model is much more true to the soul of this piece and certainly back on trend amongst many horology enthusiasts. ⁣ ⁣ Would you go for white gold, or rose gold? ⁣ ⁣ *The rose gold is also paired with a brown strap, for those looking to keep the look more understated.

Sartory Billard’s customizable timepieces offer the wearer an exclusive experience— many are bespoke and even piece-unique (1 of 1). The SB04 line is quite attainable for most people too.⁣ ⁣ Which of these two specs’ would you prefer?⁣ ⁣ 1) The aventurine and silver guilloche dial with superimposed Middle Eastern Arabic numerals and a blue peripheral rotor…⁣ ⁣ Or⁣ ⁣ 2) The dark, dynamic, neutral-colored “Black Meteorite” dial, with its superimposed Middle Eastern Arabic numerals and sandblasted titanium finish…

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Micro-Rotor emanates purity and understatement and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received.⁣ It features a sophisticated blue “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” dial, white gold hands and applied indices, a platinum ribbed bezel, date window, and a dynamic micro-rotor movement. Limited to just 100 pieces, this very rarely-seen Yoshida blue dial model continues the successful collaboration between Parmigiani and Yoshida, and adds depth to the Tonda PF collection through its subtle, tasteful, special shade of blue.

The Grand Seiko Elegance Collection is a definitive line of watches with sharp, legible hands, famed Zaratsu polished finishes, and dials that live up to Grand Seiko’s reputation. This intoxicatingly beautiful blue dial is inspired by the clear blue lakes in the Ryūsendō Cave located in Iwaizumi. This U.S. limited-edition of 300 pieces from around a few years ago is long sold-out, and prices have trended upwards over time as it remains covered by many GS fans.

The white gold Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre Quantieme Lunaire is a grail-worthy timepiece, integrating avant garde mechanics with a timeless, classy aesthetic. Visible via the skeletonized sections of the dial, this dual-wing movement boasts separate power reserve indicators for both the time and the regulator. It also features a zero-seconds function that stops the seconds hand when the crown is pulled out, allowing for more convenient precise time-setting. The gold-accented moon phase indicator and dynamic 1/6th-of-a-second small seconds subdial are equally as admirable as the jaw-dropping Caliber 381 manual movement, crafted from a German silver alloy that yields an enchanting, gold-like hue thanks to its copper content. This haute timepiece is deserving of a spot in any man’s collection.

This blue Hermes Arceau Le Temps Voyageur is a very special gem from the highly-recognizable Arceau line of watches. Its dual-time complication offers a truly original experience while still being coherently and elegantly executed. Advancing the local time’s revolving subdial at the press of the button grants the wearer an unconventional, tactile, and fascinating horological interaction. The depth, combined with the varying textures and finishes of the dial, adds an extra layer of intrigue.

This 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Geographic World Time is an absolute gem of a watch with a smoky blue dial that is tastefully-complex, but still very legible. The complexity of this multi-function timepiece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. *Boutique exclusive, limited edition of just 250 pieces that very rarely comes up for sale! A representative at the JLC boutique wasn’t even aware of this model’s existence until we presented it to them.

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante emanates purity and understatement and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it has received.⁣ This timepiece features a stunning “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” sand gray dial, a platinum ribbed bezel, and a gorgeously-executed micro-rotor movement. The rattrapante minutes function offers a refined, tactile experience and is seamlessly integrated into the watch’s dial without compromising its minimalist design ethos.

This Vacheron Constantin Overseas is an iconic masterpiece and a fantastic demonstration of the quality and novelty that VC has been providing for centuries. The proper 8-point Maltese Cross bezel of this second-generation timepiece is part of an immensely well-thought-out design with a fantastic level of detail and ergonomic consideration to discover. This rarely-seen reference is part of the final, limited-edition run of Vacheron’s second generation of Overseas.

The 42mm Girard Perregaux Laureato Ceramic Skeleton “Earth to Sky” Edition is a piece that perfectly balances sportiness and timeless elegance, designed as an ode to fine mechanics. With it’s magnificent, hand-decorated openworked components, you can see deep into the heart of this exquisite piece, and photos cannot do its rare, sporty aesthetic justice. This modernly-sized watch’s case and bracelet are incredibly ergonomic and tastefully-proportioned.

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante emanates purity and understatement and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received.⁣ This features a rich Milano blue “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” dial, a platinum ribbed bezel, and a gorgeously-executed micro-rotor movement. The rattrapante GMT function offers a refined, tactile experience and is seamlessly integrated into the watch’s dial without compromising its minimalist design ethos.

Limited to only 200 pieces, the Glashutte Original Senator Perpetual Calendar in platinum (rare) is a masterpiece, offering phenomenal value for the investment. The substantial platinum case lends a satisfying weight to the timepiece. Meanwhile, the balanced dial, adorned with tasteful guilloche patterns and stepped detailing, adds just the right amount of excitement without being ostentatious. This understated yet elegant timepiece deserves a place in any man’s collection in perpetuity.

Presenting one of the most character-rich Cartier watches produced—The Cartier Tank Must de Cartier Limited Edition “Art Deco” Reference 1614. This exceedingly-rare Must de Cartier Tank was first released in 1995 to mark the 70th anniversary of the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts held in 1925. This event, held in Paris, drew thousands of visitors and was a significant moment in design history, introducing modern styles in architecture, interior decoration, furniture, and other decorative arts. The dial features an array of shapes and colors, with an asymmetrically-placed “must de Cartier”. Rich with Cartier’s DNA while offering an aesthetic unlike any other, this highly sought-after, enthusiast-acclaimed Tank is undeniably captivating, making it a surefire gift or addition to anyone’s collection. *Limited edition of just 1000 pieces.

Ulysse Nardin's obscure and beautiful timepieces can immediately win anyone's heart. Limited to just 30 pieces, this extraordinarily elusive Freak X Yagasuri limited edition with an arrow feather dial is a definitive piece of haute horology and a gem to behold. The ancient, charming arrow feather pattern represents precision, good luck, courage, and unwavering determination. A piece like this always garners admiration as the carousel of its avant garde movement beats away dynamically.

Presenting a rare, stunning gem of a heavy-hitting Cartier—⁣the Rotonde de Cartier Day and Night Retrograde Moon Phase. On the dial you’ll find a steel moon-shaped retrograde moon phase hand, a minutes hand, and the day-night/AM-PM indicator, which also indicates the hours across a semicircle of indices that run from 6 on the left to 12 at the top, and back to 6 at the right. ⁣⁣ The factory-set diamonds fit the piece very well, and the 28 blue sapphires in particular make for tasteful, luxurious touch.

Both elegant and sport-inspired, the 41mm Alpine Eagle presents a contemporary interpretation of the St. Moritz launched in 1980, the inaugural watch crafted by Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, now the co-president of Chopard. This rare and mesmerizing “Maritime Blue” Limited Edition features one of the most vivid dials we’ve ever encountered—truly striking beyond what our photos can capture. Its rich hue and fantastic textures seem to radiate even in low light, compelling you to pick it up time and time again for closer admiration.

The rose gold, limited edition PAM 00502 Monopulsante Chronograph 8 Days GMT Radiomir stands as a flagship timepiece for Panerai. These models spare no expense in production, featuring some of the watchmaker’s finest movement execution and a substantial rose gold case. Despite boasting a power reserve indicator, chronograph indicators, AM/PM indicator, and a small seconds indicator, this dynamic brown sunburst dial remains impressively legible. This rich, timeless rose gold timepiece is for the man who seeks tremendous value, desires exclusivity, and appreciates the finest things in life. For the money, very few pieces can offer as much intrinsic value and complication as the PAM502.

This highly sought after M.A.D.1S timepiece offers watch enthusiasts an economical glimpse into Max Büsser’s masterful and unconventional design. Released in a raffle, this “Ice Blue” variant is very limited in its production numbers. Additionally, this newer generation features two major upgrades over the former generations: a 15mm thick case (20% thinner from the combining of the hours and minutes carousels), and a Swiss-made movement. Just as admirable in daylight, this piece beams in the dark with a substantial amount of Super-LumiNova laced throughout the triple axe head rotor and indices. This sporty piece makes a lasting impression on its beholders and would be a great addition to any man’s collection.

The Czapek Antarctique Passage de Drake emanates preciousness and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This line of watches from Czapek takes independent haute horlogerie to a new level with its stunning SXH5 automatic movement, dynamic brushed finishes, three-dimensional sword-shaped hands and indices, and a dramatic, “Stairway to Eternity” gray dial. “Roaring Forties” limited edition of just 40 pieces!

The striking 26400IO Royal Oak Offshore is a timeless, incredibly well-made AP that deserves a spot in any man’s collection. The distinctive and bold geometry that Offshores are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this sporty timepiece.⁣ The gray “Mega Tapisserie” dial with white gold applied indices and silver subdials are rich with detail, as is the caliber 3126/3840 automatic movement that is enjoyable via the exhibition caseback.⁣

This recently released, exclusive, rose gold 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Perpetual calendar is an absolute gem of a watch with a graduated green lacquered dial that is tastefully-complex, but still very legible. The complexity of this rich, moonphase-bearing timepiece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity.

Celebrating the inclusion of the Speedmaster in all six lunar missions, Omega created the “Blue Side of the Moon” model, taking its name from the dark blue color of the sky. The dazzling dial is comprised of vivd blue aventurine glass and is accented with an 18k Sedna Gold moonphase and indexes. The caseback features the stunning Calibre 9904 automatic movement.

This two tone GMT-Master II 126713GRNR is an iconic. relatively recently-released sports watch with some luxurious touches, and you cannot go wrong with it.

The Czapek Antarctique S emanates preciousness and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This line of watches from Czapek takes independent haute horlogerie to a new level with its stunning SXH5 automatic movement, dynamic brushed finishes, three-dimensional sword-shaped hands and indices, and a dramatic, “Stairway to Heaven” salmon dial. In this more modest 38.5mm size, the watch retains tasteful proportions while offering a very comfortable wearing experience to those with slimmer wrists.

Introducing the Ressence Type 1 Squared v2 “Night Blue”, one of many of Ressence’s avant-garde takes on watches. The pioneering use of the patented Ressence Orbital Convex System (ROCS) is what most notably sets Ressence apart from any other watch brand. The ROCS 1.3 module is driven by the minute axle in the calibre 2892 automatic movement, giving the wearer a new dial to behold with each passing minute. Ressence’s timepieces can only be truly understood and appreciated once you’ve “seen it in the metal”. Please refer to the manual and online tutorials regarding the numerous functions and setting/winding of the watch.

The JLC Reverso Tribute Duoface Chronograph is a timeless watch, boasting heritage-rich mechanics and aesthetics from the original models conceived in the 1930s. This new release features a duality between a classy, minimalist blue sunburst dial on one side, and a sporty, chronograph-bearing openworked dial on the reverse. The fusion of two contrasting aesthetics in one timepiece cannot be truly appreciated until you’ve seen it in the metal. *This particular unit is still covered in its removable stickers.

The AP Code 11.59 represents a newer page in Audemars Piguet’s history. It presents a multifaceted and curved architecture with more detail than initially meets the eye. This white gold 15210BC’s smoked burgundy red lacquered dial makes a profound but tasteful and sophisticated statement, and it is rightfully one of the most coveted dial colors from the Code line.

Limited to just 500 pieces, this vibrant red, Rhone-Fusterie 44mm Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph is a striking, incredibly well-designed AP that deserves a spot in any man’s collection. The distinctive and bold geometry that Royal Oaks are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this piece. This limited edition Offshore was created to honor the opening of the Audemars Piguet boutique in the prestigious shopping district referred to as Rhone-Fusterie in Geneva, Switzerland.

Parmigiani Fleurier’s Tonda PF Xiali Chinese Complete Calendar emanates purity and class and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This timepiece is the perfect representation of the quality of craftsmanship that Parmigiani can provide as well as their initiative to show appreciation and awareness of other cultures. The incredibly dynamic ‘Imperial Red’ “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” dial showcases the complex Xiali calendar, adding to this piece’s overall rich and exotic aesthetic. The 12 o’clock subdial displays the year with the corresponding animal and element. A subdial at 3 o’clock displays the date with a round aperture in its upper hemisphere to indicate if the month is longer or shorter. The 6 o’clock subdial showcases a stunning 18k gold rhodium-plated moonphase superimposed on an aventurine starry-sky. At 9 o’clock, the month indicator can be found with a round aperture to indicate if the year has a 13th month. Finally, the 24 solar terms traces the perimeter of the dial. Very few pieces are as deserving of a spot in a discerning man’s collection as this gorgeously-executed, niche masterpiece.

Presenting a true “if you know, you know” timepiece—⁣ ⁣ The Cloche de Cartier, named for its bell-shaped case, debuted in 1920 as a testament to Cartier’s Art Deco spirit, with an atypical design that allows it to stand upright as a desk clock. Reintroduced as part of the exclusive Cartier Privé Collection, it stands as a revived icon.⁣ ⁣ Limited edition of just 100 pieces*

The 7097 BR rose gold Breguet Tradition revitalizes the spirit of the early 2000s Tradition timepieces, while still staying true to Breguet’s craftsmanship. Delving deeper into front side reveals a frosted dial, machine-turned guilloche hours and minutes subdial, and an enamoring, substantial retrograde seconds, captivating the wearer in perpetuity. This timeless, perfected timepiece deserves a spot in any man’s collection.

The 42mm blue dial Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph is an absolute gem of a watch with a legible, graduated blue lacquered dial. The complexity of this piece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. The comfortable, sporty, versatile, chronograph-bearing timepiece also has simple strap changing system to swap from the bracelet to the sporty blue rubber strap if desired.

The rich, green Hindu-Arabic dial Cartier Santos Middle East Exclusive Large Model is a striking timepiece that is sure to garner admiration from its beholders in perpetuity. This piece sports an ADLC steel bezel, emphasizing its robustness while retaining its elegant appeal. The green faceted crown stone and special green alligator complete the aesthetic.

The openworked, Limited Edition LO SCIENZIATO - Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica stands as a flagship timepiece for Panerai, paying tribute to one of the most influential astronomers and physicists in history, Galileo Galilei.⁣ ⁣ Despite the complex array of finishes, patterns, and components like the double barrel system and the tourbillon rotating on its horizontal axis every 30 seconds, the deep, skeletonized dial remains impressively legible, allowing this masterpiece to be appreciated by anyone.⁣ ⁣ This bold, timeless, and exceedingly rare ceramic and titanium-constructed timepiece is for the man who desires true exclusivity. ⁣ -Limited edition of just 30 pieces!⁣ ⁣ -M-series (produced in 2010)⁣ ⁣ -Horizontally-rotating tourbillon, GMT, AM/PM indication, small seconds indication with a tourbillon position indicator disk behind it, and power reserve indication

H. Moser & Cie watches are esteemed for their rich heritage, distinctive minimalist design, and impeccable finishing. They distinguish themselves as one of the few independent watchmakers to craft their own hairsprings (an extremely challenging task), balance wheels, and other minute components in-house–a rarity, even for companies with much larger production numbers. This refined 40mm H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Centre Seconds is a captivating, luxurious piece that is sure to add a tasteful flare of excitement to any man’s collection. Its dynamic, “Purple Haze” fume sunburst dial and bracelet are no less a joy to observe than the stunning, in-house caliber HMC 201 automatic movement that can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback.

—The Panerai Radiomir Lo Scienziato’s tourbillon rotating on its horizontal axis—

Ulysse Nardin’s obscure and beautiful timepieces can immediately win anyone’s heart. The Freak X “Magma” is a definitive piece of haute horology and a rare gem to behold.⁣ ⁣ A piece like this always garners admiration as the carousel of its avant garde movement beats away dynamically.⁣ ⁣ Unofficially, it was said that there may have been fewer than 100 of these produced, and we’ve managed to procure and supply 3 unworn units at discounts to our clients.

Moser & Cie watches are esteemed for their rich heritage, distinctive minimalist design, and impeccable finishing. They distinguish themselves as one of the few independent watchmakers to craft their own hairsprings (an extremely challenging task), balance wheels, and other minute components in-house–a rarity, even for companies with much larger production numbers. This refined 40mm H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Centre Seconds is a captivating, luxurious piece that is sure to add a tasteful flare of excitement to any man’s collection. Its dynamic, “Matrix Green” fume sunburst dial and bracelet are no less a joy to observe than the stunning, in-house caliber HMC 201 automatic movement that can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback.

The famous Zenith El Primero has been compared to the unattainable or insanely-priced Rolex Daytona, and while it may not boast a 5-point coronet on the dial, this watch is arguably quite a bit better all-around. This incredibly rare and gorgeous piece is a true limited edition of just 50 pieces. It’s been in @thealexmarin ‘s collection for a while now, but it may become available in the not-so-distant future 🤔

This white gold P.P 5146G Annual Calendar is a heritage-rich timepiece with many vintage elements, paying homage to its predecessor, the 5035. The convex crystal and cream dial further enhance its vintage appeal.

An unconventional, sportier Calatrava that you don’t see every day…

The white gold Breguet Tradition 7057BB is an authentic icon of the brand and a horological masterclass on the wrist. Delving into the openworked dial reveals a black machine-turned guilloche hours and minutes subdial, and an enamoring power reserve indicator. The manual 507DR1 movement features a stunning gold-frosted power reserve indicator, which can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback. This timeless, perfected timepiece deserves a spot in any man’s collection.

Renowned for their prestige, P.P. has perpetually proven itself to be a worthy member of the ‘Holy Trinity’ of watchmaking. This white gold 5235G annual calendar regulator is a heritage-rich timepiece with many timeless, characterful elements. Its case design draws inspiration from the iconic 3448 and 3450 perpetual calendars while the vintage-inspired P.P. logo adorns the clasp. The dynamic, silver-white, vertical satin dial further enhances its classic appeal. The 22k gold micro-rotor, part of the caliber 31-260 which is exclusive to this model, can be admired via the exhibition caseback.

The Defy Skyline Skeleton watch redefines traditional skeleton timepieces with its modern cityscape-inspired design and multifaceted steel case, evoking the dynamic interplay of structures and light. Featuring a symmetrical open dial reminiscent of a four-pointed star, it pays homage to ZENITH’s heritage while boasting a high-frequency automatic El Primero calibre with the very first 1/10th of a second small seconds indicator.

Ulysse Nardin’s obscure and beautiful timepieces can immediately win anyone’s heart. This watch is a timeless, elegant piece of haute horology and an exceptional value for its price point on the secondary market. A character-rich, matte-finished rose gold Executive Skeleton Tourbillon like this garners admiration as the flying tourbillon of its deep, ethereal-feeling movement beats away dynamically.

The striking black on rose gold 42mm Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph is a timeless, incredibly well-made AP that deserves a spot in any man’s collection. This Ginza limited edition model commemorates the opening of Ginza’s Audemars Boutique in 2007. The distinctive and bold geometry that Royal Oaks are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this piece. The “Grande Tapisserie” dial is rich with detail and an absolute pleasure to examine, and the diamond-accented 7 o’clock numeral adds an exciting touch of character. *Limited edition of just 100 pieces!

The Gerald Charles Maestro 2.0 Sport timepieces beautifully embody the artistic vision of Monsieur Gerald Charles Genta, a master watch designer renowned for his work with many of the largest watch brands in the world. Initially presenting an avant-garde aesthetic, this timepiece swiftly becomes a favorite, prompting you to pick it up and try it on whenever it crosses your gaze. Upon doing so, you’ll be reminded of its exceptional ergonomic design and be struck by how superbly it complements your wrist. Despite being elegant in appearance with its high-polish stepped case and Clou De Paris strap design, the Maestro 2.0 Sport is meant for high-performing sports. This piece boasts 100 meters of water resistance and is extremely lightweight, thanks to its sleek 8.7mm grade 5 titanium case. While it might be mistaken for a left-handed watch, the crown is positioned at 9 o’clock to ensure a comfortable fit on the left wrist during tennis matches, allowing for smooth swings without the crown causing any discomfort. Even the movement was geared towards the abrupt shocks of tennis, being specially designed and tested for extra shock resistance. It is one of the only wristwatches capable of being worn during competitive tennis match without worry of damage. Photos cannot do this clay tennis court-inspired, “fading russet-coloured”, granulated dial justice. Limited edition of just 200 pieces!

The original blue Freak X Ti is a definitive piece of haute horology at its price point and a gem to behold. A piece like this always garners admiration as the carousel of its avant garde movement beats away dynamically.

The Czapek Antarctique emanates preciousness and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This line of watches from Czapek takes independent haute horlogerie to a new level with its stunning in-house SXH5 automatic movement and dynamic brushed finishes. This exceedingly rare Cuprita Roja WCI edition of just 11 pieces was exclusively produced for the Watch Collectors of India. Each individual timepiece features a unique Mexican Cuprite stone dial with its own unique composition of reds and oranges, granting the wearer a truly unique experience.

The Grand Seiko Evolution 9 Collection is a definitive line of watches with sharp, legible hands, famed Zaratsu polished finishes, and dials that live up to Grand Seiko’s reputation. This, online boutique exclusive green “Birch” dial is inspired by the white birch forests near Grand Seiko’s studio. Via the exhibition caseback, you can enjoy the beautifully-executed 9SA5A Hi-Beat automatic movement.

Presenting a spectacular and rare Ulysse Nardin — the Freak X Silicium Marquetry, Limited Edition of 18. ⁣ ⁣ The dial, which rotates as part of the hour hand, is a mosaic of 120 inlaid tiles of iridescent silicon, using the material for its aesthetic potential, rather than the usual functional purposes in the escapement.⁣ ⁣ It was a fascinating gem of a UN with a much higher retail price than its standard counterparts. It went quickly, and we’ll likely never see it again…⁣ ⁣ Reference: 2303-270/BLACK-MARQ

A perfected timepiece, and one of our favorite’s @marinvault — another JLC Polaris Perpetual

A black and rose gold Oysterflex Daytona makes for a snazzy, rich aesthetic.

Ulysse Nardin’s new-generation Blast Moonstruck is a traveler’s timepiece unlike any other, granting its wearer global awareness of astronomical events and their effects on Earth. This horological masterpiece boasts an abundance of functions, including world-time indication, date indicator, Spring and Neap tide indication, and an avant-garde moon phase indicator that remains accurate for over 100,000 years. This rich, timeless, rare rose gold-on-black timepiece is for the man who seeks tremendous value, desires exclusivity and distinction, and appreciates the finest and most fascinating things in life.

The Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921 is an iconic reinterpretation of a distinguished VC that was produced for the American market in the Roaring Twenties. It’s one of the classiest and most tastefully-unique timepieces on the market. The 1921’s design is unmistakably identifiable as a Vacheron Constantin. In white gold, this model continues to become increasingly elusive and in higher demand than its rose gold counterparts. The strap it comes on is also remarkable.

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Chronograph emanates purity and class and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This timepiece is the perfect representation of the quality of craftsmanship that Parmigiani can provide. The Milano Blue “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” dial and platinum bezel give this piece a luxurious appeal and an elevated yet sporty, versatile aesthetic, making it a perfect addition to any man’s collection.

H. Moser & Cie watches are esteemed for their rich heritage, distinctive minimalist design, and impeccable finishing. They distinguish themselves as one of the few independent watchmakers to craft their own hairsprings (an extremely challenging task), balance wheels, and other minute components in-house–a rarity, even for companies with much larger production numbers. From a line formerly known as the Perpetual 1, the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar stands as a flagship model of the brand. Moser’s HMC 341 manual movement with a double-hairspring escapement, visible via the curved exhibition caseback, showcases only the essential information with impeccable legibility. The absence of day and year indicators mitigates the chances of misalignment. This robust perpetual calendar mechanism can be set forwards and backwards with ease, which is quite rare. The timeless, versatile design and satisfying tactility of this timepiece make it deserving of a spot in any man’s collection.

“A slice of Heaven” - the Bovet 19thirty Fleurier Blue Meteorite dial offers a truly celestial experience. Sourced from the 4.5 billon year old Gibeon meteorite, this timepiece’s dial is made of an increasingly rare, exotic material that is in extremely scarce supply, as the Namibian government has designated any newly discovered fragments as national monuments. With its iconic Fleurier case, the 19Thirty is a symbol of two centuries of watchmaking excellence, and its slim, ergonomic profile allows it to fit nicely on practically any wrist. The in-house, hand-finished movement can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback. This haute, exclusive, striking timepiece is deserving of a spot in any man’s collection. With its textile strap, finely-sandblasted case, and cool color palette, this NTS0011 offers a more casual, daily-wearable option for those who want a 19Thirty that suits less formal attire. *Transparent blue PVD-treated Gibeon meteorite dial—crafted from a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite. This industry-first PVD coating is so transparent that the intricate meteorite pattern remains clearly visible.

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Gregorian Calendar emanates purity and class and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This timepiece is the perfect representation of the quality of craftsmanship that Parmigiani can provide. The black on rose gold colorway gives this piece a tastefully-rich, captivating aesthetic, and the rose gold on aventurine moon phase is sure to garner admiration from its beholders in perpetuity. Very few pieces are as deserving of a spot in a discerning man’s collection as this.

Presenting a delightful pair of freshly-released, ‘Kira-Zuri’ U.S.-limited editions from Grand Seiko’s Heritage Collection—one’s dial is inspired by the dusty rose-hued sunrise over Lake Suwa, while the other mimics the early evening sky over the lake. Via the exhibition caseback, you can enjoy their beautifully-executed 9R65 Spring Drive movement.

The newly-released Vacheron Constantin Overseas Moon Phase Retrograde Date is an iconic masterpiece and a fantastic demonstration of the quality and novelty that VC has been providing for centuries. The 4000V’s moon phase and retrograde date features, showcased on a rich blue sunburst dial, are an unrivaled sight on the wrist. Although its design is unlike that of any other Overseas, this piece remains unmistakably identifiable as a Vacheron Constantin.

The 42mm Girard Perregaux Laureato Chronograph is a piece that perfectly balances sportiness and timeless elegance. This model is a fantastic piece of vintage-inspired horology with modern refinements. This Aston Martin edition variant sports a rich, dynamic Aston Martin cross-hatching dial in British racing green, a signature design element. Unlike the standard Laureato chronographs, this limited edition piece features an exhibition caseback with the Aston Martin logo.

The white gold Breguet Classique 7787 is an authentic icon of the brand and a watchmaking masterclass on the wrist. Delving into the Grande Feu enamel dial reveals a gold-accented moon phase, 38-hour power reserve indicator, substantial blued hands, and a hidden Breguet logo that is truly a pleasant surprise once spotted, to name a few of the characteristics. The stunning 591DRL automatic movement can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback. This timeless, perfected timepiece deserves a spot in any man’s collection.

Bovet’s obscure, beautiful, and charming timepieces can immediately win anyone’s heart. The 19Thirty collection offers no exception within its series of dynamic, gorgeous, limited-edition 1 of 60 Great Guilloché dial watches. This dynamic turquoise dial pops from its blackened Fleurisanne hand-engraved background, offering intense turquoise flares as light graces it. With its iconic Fleurier case, the 19Thirty is a symbol of two centuries of watchmaking excellence, and its slim, ergonomic profile allows it to fit nicely on practically any wrist. This specific variation of the 19thirty Great Guilloché watches is limited edition for the Dubai market, hence the Middle Eastern Arabic numerals, and it may be the only piece of this exact design (full DLC, Middle Eastern Arabic markers, blackened and engraved background). Apart from Bovet’s official site and our listings, there are no other exact matches for this rare piece found on Google. *Limited edition for the Dubai market - one of 60 pieces with the turquoise Great Guilloché dial.

The Cartier Santos Dumont XL Model is a timeless piece that exudes class and is an excellent watch for the money. This sold-out limited edition of 200 pieces sports roman numerals made of green jade, with each piece having their own natural composition and unique characteristics. Although its case dimensions seem smaller on paper, this slim piece wears much larger and has a classic but appropriate profile on a man’s wrist.

Breguet’s reputation for unparalleled dedication to watchmaking excellence is once again upheld by the Marine Hora Mundi 5557BR. Delving into the front side of this masterpiece reveals a brush-finished world map with curved, longitudinal lines superimposed on a blue-treated white gold guilloche wave-pattern background. Glistening near the four o’clock marker is a rose gold and rhodium day/night indicator. This advanced, travel-oriented timepiece with a programable timezone function is worthy of a spot in any man’s collection, and pressing the button to change the timezone will offer the owner one of the most premium and satisfying interactions they’ve ever experienced with a mechanical watch.

The striking black on rose gold 41mm Royal Oak Chronograph is a timeless, incredibly well-made AP that deserves a spot in any man’s collection. The distinctive and bold geometry that Royal Oaks are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this piece. The “Grande Tapisserie” dial is rich with detail and an absolute pleasure to examine.

This recently-released 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph is an absolute gem of a watch with a graduated gray lacquered dial that is tastefully-complex, but still very legible. This piece’s varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. The comfortable, sporty, versatile, chronograph-bearing timepiece also has simple strap changing system to swap from the beige canvas strap to the sportier black rubber strap if desired.

The Vacheron Constantin 1948 Triple Calendar is a modern-day classic, boasting an abundance of vintage characteristics while still appealing to the discerning tastes of today’s watch enthusiasts - a difficult feat within the watchmaking industry. Only once its on the wrist can the subtle silver and champagne multi-textured dial with red accents be truly appreciated. The caliber 4400/1 manual movement can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback. This is not the more commonly seen 3100V with blue accents—it’s an incredibly elusive, limited edition featuring striking red details.

This extremely rare Cartier Pasha is an absolute masterpiece and irreplaceable gem with a tasteful colorway. Aside from our own listings and within Cartier’s warranty system, not a single google result appears for this rare reference that was very discreetly allocated to select individuals. The Middle Eastern Arabic numerals paired with the inability to find any reference of this model online, gives the wearer a truly exciting and exclusive experience! Photos cannot do this elusive, rich, multi-textured turquoise dial justice. *Said to be a limited run for the UAE of around 50 units–this is NOT the same as the much more common green dial Pasha with Eastern Arabic Numerals.

Presenting a Ulysse Nardin Freak X Marquetry, limited to 18 pieces. This is an incredibly cool piece we’ll likely not come across again, but we’re savoring the ability to enjoy it in person while we can!

The AP Royal Oak Offshore Diver Japan Limited Edition is quite possibly the most striking Offshore Diver. It’s an outstanding choice for someone who wants a powerful wrist presence and has a wrist over ~ 7.25” in circumference. We recently had the pleasure of procuring this clean pre-owned unit for an international buyer.

Ulysse Nardin’s obscure and beautiful timepieces can immediately win anyone’s heart. This watch is a timeless, elegant piece of haute horology and an exceptional value for its price point on the secondary market. A character-rich Executive Skeleton Tourbillon like this garners admiration as the flying tourbillon of its deep, ethereal-feeling movement beats away dynamically.

Newest arrivals @marinvault! So many nice, niche pieces—let us know what catches your eye!

The Glashutte Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date recalls typical 1970s design with its rounded corners, dynamic lines and unmistakable retro-modern character. Although a lesser known model to many that aren’t familiar with the brand, this watch exceeds expectations on the wrist and holds value and interest relatively well on the secondary market.

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The 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Perpetual calendar is an absolute gem of a watch with a graduated blue lacquered dial that is tastefully-complex, but still very legible. The complexity of this piece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity. The comfortable, sporty, versatile, moonphase-bearing timepiece also has an innovative strap changing system to swap from the steel bracelet to the sportier rubber strap as needed.

This Cartier Pasha Skeleton is a timeless piece that exudes class and is an excellent watch for the money. The plentiful intricacies and characteristics of the open-worked dial captivate its wearer in perpetuity.

The elegant women’s 26231ST Royal Oak Offshore is a timeless, incredibly well-made AP that deserves a spot in any collection. The distinctive and bold geometry that Offshores are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this timepiece. The salmon “Lady Tapisserie” dial and diamond-accented bezel are rich with detail, and the caliber 2385 ensures perpetual precision.

The 42mm Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Mariner Memovox is an absolute gem of a watch with a legible, graduated blue lacquered dial. The complexity of this piece and its varying textures and finishes are sure to leave the wearer intrigued in perpetuity, and the sounding of the alarm is sure to bring people together with smiles and admiration. The Polaris’s bracelet is one of the most comfortable we’ve worn, thanks to the well-designed links and the micro-extension system integrated into the clasp.

The Gerald Charles Maestro 8.0 Squelette timepiece beautifully embodies the artistic vision of Monsieur Gerald Charles Genta, a master watch designer renowned for his work with many of the largest watch brands in the world. Despite being elegant in appearance with its 8.35mm thick high-polish stepped case, Clou De Paris strap design, and gold-accented movement components, the Squelette boasts 100 meters of water resistance and is highly shock resistant, making it suitable for any occasion. A closer look at the skeletonized dial will reveal geometric figures resembling that of a celestial sky chart - Mr. Octavio Garcia’s inspiration for the design of the movement. Initially presenting an avant-garde aesthetic, this timepiece swiftly becomes a favorite, prompting you to pick it up and try it on whenever it crosses your gaze. Upon doing so, you’ll be reminded of its exceptional ergonomic design and be struck by how superbly it complements your wrist, showcasing its true beauty when held “in the metal.”

This 47mm PAM 00670 Luminor Equation of Time is a true gem within the Panerai lineup. The piece boasts a heritage-rich case design that protects a robust P.2002/E manual movement with an 8-day power reserve indicator visible via the exhibition caseback. The watch contains a linear indicator on the dial, known as the “Equation of Time,” which represents the time difference between mean time and true solar time, a result of the Earth’s orbital characteristics. This linear indicator synchronizes automatically when setting the date and month on the timepiece.

This 42mm black dial Oysterflex Sky-Dweller a rich, functional timepiece with a bold but tasteful wrist presence. It has a classy yet sporty look and boasts one of the brand’s most complex and robust movements.

The striking 26420SO Royal Oak Offshore is a timeless, incredibly well-made AP that deserves a spot in any man’s collection. The distinctive and bold geometry that Offshores are known for has been executed in perfect proportion on this sporty timepiece.⁣ ⁣ The black “Mega Tapisserie” dial and silver subdials are rich with detail, as is the caliber 4401 movement that is enjoyable via the exhibition caseback.⁣ ⁣ If you’re familiar with the build quality of older Offshores, the newest generations’ will be a night-and-day difference.

The Czapek Antarctique Celestial emanates preciousness and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received. This line of watches from Czapek takes independent haute horlogerie to a new level with its stunning in-house SXH5 automatic movement and dynamic brushed finishes Although limited to just 25 pieces, each individual Celestial dial Czapek displays a unique, stunningly-detailed astronomical portrait, ensuring that every wearer enjoys a truly one-off experience, with this particular unit’s dial seemingly being one of the most vivid and gorgeous of the run!

Presenting a fresh release from H.Moser & Cie.— The 39mm Streamliner Small Seconds Blue Enamel.⁣ ⁣ This newly released gem features tastefully refined proportions, and it also comes with a revised MSRP—quite a bit higher than the original Streamliners’. It’s worth it, though.⁣ ⁣ The star of the show is its translucent Aqua Blue fumé Grand Feu enamel dial—arguably one of the coolest and most captivating dials you’ll ever see. Minimalistic in design yet rich in detail, it’s a true visual delight.⁣ ⁣ From the back, the HMC 500 calibre debuts as H. Moser & Cie.’s first-ever automatic manufacture movement with a platinum micro-rotor. ⁣ ⁣ Crafted entirely in-house, the HMC 500 is also the smallest movement they’ve produced in the 21st century, paving the way for progressively smaller movements and even more refined case designs in the future.

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Micro-Rotor No Date emanates purity and understatement and deserves every bit of the enthusiast acclamations it’s received.⁣ ⁣ This fresh release slightly deviates from previous Tonda models by eliminating the date window, and it features a stunning “Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché” Golden Siena dial, white gold hands and applied indices, a platinum ribbed bezel, and a dynamic micro-rotor movement.

Presenting a stunning gem of a heavier-hitting Cartier that came and went quickly—⁣the Rotonde de Cartier Day and Night Retrograde Moon Phase. ⁣ On the dial you’ll find a steel moon-shaped retrograde moon phase hand, a minutes hand, and the day-night/AM-PM indicator, which also indicates the hours across a semicircle of indices that run from 6 on the left to 12 at the top, and back to 6 at the right. ⁣ ⁣ The factory set stones fit the piece quite well, and the 28 blue sapphires in particular make for tasteful, luxurious touch.

The Gerald Charles Maestro 2.0 Ultra-Thin timepiece beautifully embodies the artistic vision of Monsieur Gerald Charles Genta, a master watch designer renowned for his work with many of the largest watch brands in the world. Despite being elegant in appearance with its vibrant emerald green sunburst dial, high-polish stepped case, and Clou De Paris strap design, the Maestro 2.0 ultra-thin is meant for high-performing sports. This piece boasts 100 meters of water resistance and a weight of just 85 grams, thanks to its sleek 8mm thick case. Initially presenting an avant-garde aesthetic, this timepiece swiftly becomes a favorite, prompting you to pick it up and try it on whenever it crosses your gaze. Upon doing so, you’ll be reminded of its exceptional ergonomic design and be struck by how superbly it complements your wrist, showcasing its true beauty when held “in the metal.”

The 42mm Girard Perregaux Laureato Perpetual Calendar is a rare piece that perfectly balances sportiness and timeless elegance. This model is a fantastic piece of vintage-inspired horology with modern refinements. The stunning, in-house caliber GP01800-0033 movement can be enjoyed via the exhibition caseback.

The Omega Seamaster SMP is the quintessential all-purpose watch. Inside and out, it can satisfy any needs from the surf to the turf. It’s sporty and robust, and it’s an evolved form of a highly respected and recognized line of watches. This warm-toned 007 edition, as seen in “No Time To Die”, features a titanium case and NATO strap, making it a comfortable, versatile addition to any man’s collection.

The 7067 white gold Breguet Tradition revitalizes the spirit of the early 2000s Tradition timepieces, while still staying true to Breguet’s craftsmanship. Delving deeper into front side reveals a machine-turned guilloche hours and minutes subdial, exposed balance wheel, GMT subdial, and an AM/PM indicator. This timeless, perfected timepiece deserves a spot in any man’s collection.