In the first generation case with its distinctive wide lugs and a near mint double signed dial, this watch has the most desirable specification for an early vintage Omega Seamaster. Very much a design icon, this would be an ideal investment piece.

Early Omega Seamasters are among the blue chip investments of the vintage watch world. These first generation models are not easy to find in a worthwhile state, but we always try to maintain some of the very best examples in our stock.

With an untouched, virgin honeycomb dial, this is an extremely attractive variant of the vintage Rolex Tudor Oyster Royal. Original and near perfect throughout, it is an ideal classic Rolex watch for investment or regular careful use.

With an English market 9 karat Dennison case and a movement from the 30mm series, arguably the best hand wound mechanisms ever built by any maker, this near mint vintage gold Omega is a superb collector’s item of the highest possible grade.

Manufactured to the highest possible standard, this superb vintage Ulysse Nardin in 18 karat gold is ideal for someone looking for a watch that is perhaps a little less ostentatious than those by the better known Swiss houses.

With a very unusual skeletonised construction, this vintage Ebel is an eyecatching model by this much respect house. Totally original throughout, it remains in superb, investment grade condition while also being a pleasure to wear.

With a jet black dial and the classic early wide lugged Omega Seamaster case, this is an eye catching model. However, it is also historically important to the purist collector as the first vintage Seamaster to feature rotor self winding.

The same model that reached the summit of Everest on the wrist of Sir Edmund Hillary in 1953, this Smiths Deluxe is ludicrously undervalued at present. A very high quality and extremely evocative watch that is something of a bargain.

With the iconic first generation case shape, this early self-winding vintage Omega Seamaster is very much an established classic. Both robust and elegant, this model is not easy to source in this superb, all original condition.

The perfect vintage Jaeger LeCoultre watch from the golden age of the 1950s, this item features calibre p478, arguably the finest hand wound Jaeger LeCoultre movement ever made. Sheer quality in a very attractive, near mint package.