So evocative of the art deco period between the two World Wars, this thirties ladies’ mechanical digital is a rare, untouched specimen of the one of the most fascinating early wristwatch styles. Collectible and very charming.

There are very few vintage watches than can be regarded as more iconic and evocative than these duo dialled doctors’ models of the 1930s. Elegant and very opulent, they conjure up mental images of society life in the art deco era between the wars.

In remarkable condition, this is the text book specimen of a vintage Rolex Oyster from the mid inter-war period. With subsidiary seconds, pencil hands and an Oyster Patent winding crown, it is a very fine example of its type.

This 1934 model is interesting on account of it being signed with one of several versions of the main company name that were registered by Rolex in the inter-War years. It is a beautiful piece, in a large gold cushion case and a serious collector’s watch.

With an engine turned starburst dial, this is one of the most visually dramatic vintage ladies Rolex watches for sale on our website. In superb original condition, complete with its Scottish retailer’s box. Very much an investment grade piece.

The art deco Queen was one of the most beautiful ladies’ Rolex watches of the 1930s. This one is among the best we have ever owned, with a gorgeous original two tone dial. Boxed and with a gold mesh bracelet.

This is by far the earliest example of Rolex’s Tudor range that we have ever owned, pre-dating the “official” launch of Tudor by ten years. It is a very collectible curiosity that will send the pulse rates of vintage Rolex aficionados soaring.

This delightful vintage Omega has every element that is desirable in a classic wristwatch. It is in nearly mint condition, with a British made Dennison case and a double signed dial. A better inter-war gold Omega would be difficult to source.

These vintage Jaeger LeCoultre travelling clocks conjure up images of a halcyon age of Bugatti cars, trilby hats and art deco architecture. They were expensive new and still are today, but they remain very satisfying to own.

Perfectly encapsulating the decadence of the inter-war period, this luxurious set is a rare item in superb condition. This would make a very impressive gift for any collector of vintage Jaeger LeCoultre watches and finding a better example would be very difficult.