In immaculate condition, this is a superb example of a vintage Rolex Oyster manufactured towards the end of World War II. Highly sought after for investment but also robust enough to be carefully worn now and then without ill effect on its value.

With the most beautiful art deco black dial and diamond shaped hands, this is a very eye catching piece. Its appeal is far from skin deep though, with one of the finest vintage Jaeger LeCoultre hand wound movements ever made inside it.

An important model that was the first self-winding watch offered by Movado. In common with all vintage Movado pieces, the quality here is remarkably fine, yet this watch remains surprisingly affordable, despite its superb condition.

This manually wound Oyster is a very early example from Rolex’s Tudor range. Classic Oysters from the immediate post-war years are not easy to find in this untouched state. This is an attractive collector’s watch that represents very good value.

Watches like this one were the first self-winding models to be offered by Omega and are consequently very collectible. This example is immaculate and complete with a beautiful art deco themed double signed Nottinghamshire dial.

The Oyster Devon is significant because it represents one of very few instances when Rolex has offered its Oyster in a case style that departs from the norm. It is both rare and one of the most attractive vintage Rolex Oysters ever produced.

This vintage Omega model, reference 2478-1, is historically important as the watch that can be regarded as the forerunner to the first Constellation. This example is in near mint condition, yet it remains original and untouched throughout.

An immaculate example of a classic Rolex gentleman’s model manufactured a year after the end of World War II. With a lovely combination of numerals and batons on its dial and a Dennison case, it is charming in every way.

This very early ladies Tudor Oyster is significant not least because of its distinctive form case, which departs quite dramatically in appearance from the standard case style used on vintage Rolex Oysters from this period.

Vintage Omega watches with the firm’s famous 30mm movements are some of the most exceptional ever made. This piece is even more desirable, combining the celebrated 30mm movement with a rare oversize steel case.