In nearly mint condition, this beautiful vintage Flagship was one of the most sophisticated luxury watches of its day. Historically important for its calibre 340 movement, the last completely new automatic mechanism by Longines.

In almost every respect, this lovely watch is very close in specification to the much sought after Jaeger LeCoultre Geomatic of the same period. Its movement, dial and case are virtually identical, making it something of a bargain.

Containing a movement of the highest possible quality, this gold vintage Longines competes on level footing with anything by Rolex or Omega. In immaculate original condition, this is a beautiful piece that should be far more costly than it is.

In immaculate, totally original condition, this is the ideal purchase for a collector looking for a vintage Omega watch with the company’s iconic 30mm Series movement, one of the finest hand wound mechanisms by any maker.

In almost mint condition, this is a very attractive example of the post-war work of this much celebrated Le Locle house. A rare watch that is of the highest quality and somewhat more understated than its equivalents by the household name brands.

In superb, completely original condition throughout, this is a classic gold vintage Rolex that can be purchased for a surprisingly affordable sum. We see very few of these models in comparable, investment standard grade.

Not correct enough for the purist, this is still a highly interesting watch combining one of the earliest Rolex movements we have ever seen with a gold case produced in the mid-1960s. Very attractive and offering extremely good value.

Manufactured in 1964 and retailed in 1967, this is a rare package of original box, Omega handbook, Omega guarantee, jeweller’s receipt, service receipt and vintage Omega buckle. Finding another similar item would be quite a challenge.

With its very unusual pierced case giving an oriental look, this vintage Omega is an attractive watch that is not often encountered. It was supplied when new by Tiffany & Co in New York and is signed accordingly on its dial.

Sold in London in 1966 before being awarded as a long service gift in 1971, this gold Rolex Tudor is among the best we have ever owned. In almost mint condition and complete with its original documentation from Rolex agent Alexander Clark.