One of the only vintage Rolex watches we have owned in 15 karat gold, this is a very rare and highly desirable item. Boxed and on a matching gold bracelet, it is original and immaculate throughout. A lovely investment piece.

A stepping stone on the way to the Rolex Oyster of 1926, the semi-hermetic is a historically important model in the quest for water resistance. This Omega version is a beautiful and very rare item in museum standard condition.

Important as they bridge the evolutionary gap between World War I circular officers’ models and the art deco creations of the late 1920s, these transitional items are very collectible. This one is original and near perfect throughout.

In a large sized case with very eye catching hinged lugs, this is lovely example of the final generation of officers’ watches of the type that had been used in World War I. In superb, all original condition throughout.

Conjuring up romantic images of Pall Mall and early Rolls-Royce motor cars, this classic Dunhill is perfectly representative of luxury vintage wristwatches in the 1920s. It is original throughout and in almost pristine condition.

This is an example of the delightfully quirky pieces that were offered by Dunhill to its wealthy upper class clients in the years between the wars. It has enormous character while being of extremely high quality throughout.

With an immaculate original engine turned starburst dial radiating light from the centre point, this watch combines the case style popular in World War I with the glamorous aesthetics of the following decade. A beautiful collector’s item.

From the roaring twenties, this fabulous Tiffany & Co is the perfect representative sample of the luxurious art deco models for ladies that were created by this famous high society jeweller at the time. Few vintage ladies watch are more evocative.

In a beautiful World War I style, this lovely vintage Longines semi-hunter was ironically produced seven years after the conflict ended. In immaculate condition, this piece remains original and correct in every detail.

In an exotic 18 karat case and with a movement that has been finished to a standard far in excess of the norm, this is one of the most exceptional vintage Longines watches that we have owned in some years. A rare collector’s piece.