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19/10/2026

NOMOS Tangente Sport Neomatik - available now

Founded in the German watchmaking town of Glashütte, NOMOS has built a reputation for combining Bauhaus-inspired design with well-made in-house movements. This Tangente Neomatik offers a sportier aesthetic, retaining NOMOS’s clean design while being suitable for everyday wear.

At 42mm in diameter and just 10.9mm thick, the steel case is comfortable to wear, while still having a presence on the wrist. The screw-down crown ensures that the watch can withstand an impressive 1000ft / 300m of water resistance, despite its expansive crystal and exhibition case back.

A slim bezel allows the wearer to fully appreciate the crisp white dial. Noticeably NOMOS, it features the brand’s signature typography and layout, with a small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock and a discreet date window at 3 o’clock keeping the design balanced. Steel hands are generously filled with bold blue superluminova, allowing for legibility in any light.

Often praised for their movements, the Tangente Sport Neomatik is powered by the in-house DUW 6101. Slim, automatic and offering a 42-hour power reserve, this attractive calibre can be viewed through the sapphire case back.

The watch is fitted with a sporty steel bracelet, featuring a clasp with a quick-adjustment for maximum comfort. We think that this watch would also look great on any variety of straps.

Originally purchased in 2021, this watch is presented in excellent condition following a recent refinish to the case and bracelet. It comes with its original box and papers and is covered by our 6-month warranty.

Combining Bauhaus purity with true sports-watch capability, the Tangente Sport Neomatik is suited to those who value both form and function in equal measure.

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16/10/2026

Sartory Billard SB04 Ghost Silicon Tantalum - available now

Sartory-Billard is fast-becoming a popular choice with watch enthusiasts looking for something a little different. Founded in 2017 by Armard Billard, their creations combine traditional Swiss watchmaking with unusual materials and exciting designs. This SB04-E is a wonderful example, with its Ghost Silicon dial.

Limited to just 20 pieces, the dial is made from two similar yet different materials. The outer minute ring is tantalum, finished with a subtle sun-brushed surface, while the centre is a disc of mirror-polished silicon. The result is a dial that catches the light in different ways and, devoid of any colour, the grey aesthetic gives the watch a ghostly feel.

The 39.5mm steel case wears well on the wrist, and the concave polished bezel continues to play with light and reflections. A screw-down crown offers 100m of water resistance, making the watch ideal for everyday wear.

The exhibition case back continues to intrigue, with a radial design around the sapphire crystal, allowing the wearing to appreciate the Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G101 automatic movement.

The watch comes with a steel Sartory Billard bracelet and also a comfortable rubber strap, offering a choice of looks.

We are pleased to present this 2025 watch in excellent condition, showing very little signs of wear. It comes supplied with its original box and paperwork, and is covered by a Sartory Billard warranty to September 2027.

Created for the watch enthusiast who enjoys something a little different, this rare piece offers the opportunity to own a watch from one of the industry's most exciting independent watchmakers.

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15/10/2026

Tudor Pelagos FXD - available now

Tudor have a long history of producing professional dive watches, often supplying them to professional divers and military personnel to test these instruments to the extreme.

In 1961, Tudor became the official supplier of watches to the French Navy, known as the Marine Nationale. Fast-forward sixty years and the Swiss watch company were once again called upon by the French divers to make a new batch of timepieces. The Tudor FXD is not just a commercial watch, but a tool designed by combat divers, for combat divers.

The "FXD" refers to the fixed strap bars, machined directly into the 42mm titanium case for maximum strength and security. Lightweight yet incredibly robust, and offering 200m of water resistance, the watch a distinctly military feel while remaining exceptionally comfortable on the wrist.

The usual unidirectional bezel found in most dive watches has been swapped out for a bi-directional one. It was designed specifically to assist underwater navigation, allowing divers to time sections of swimming and accurately track their course beneath the surface.

As you might expect, legibility is key and a matt blue dial contrasts against bold blocks of lumed indices and generously lume-filled hands – the snowflake hour hand giving a nod to the Tudor Submariners of the past.

A decorated case back proudly displays “Marine Nationale” and is engraved with M.N.23, denoting that this watch was produced in 2023.

Powering the watch is Tudor’s Calibre MT5602 automatic movement, which is not only COSC-certified but offers an impressive 70-hour power reserve.

In keeping with its military origins, the watch is supplied with a blue Tudor fabric strap, but other strap options are available – get in touch to find out more.

We are pleased to present this 2023 watch in an excellent condition. It comes with its original box and paperwork and a Tudor warranty to August 2029.

Steeped in genuine military heritage, the Pelagos FXD is a lightweight modern tool watch, and would make an attractive addition to any collection.

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13/10/2026

An exciting opportunity to own an important piece of Omega history, combining the worlds of horology, motorsport and space exploration.

The Omega Speedmaster was originally produced in 1957 as a sports and racing chronograph, and quickly earned a reputation for unrivalled reliability and performance. By 1st June 1965, the Speedmaster was declared by NASA as “Flight Qualified for all Manned Space Missions” after undergoing a series of rigorous tests.

We are pleased to present for sale this fine example of reference 105.003, dating from 1968. This watch is affectionately known as the “Ed White”, after the astronaut who wore one on the first spacewalk outside a spacecraft. The watch is also significant as the last Speedmaster to feature the distinctive straight-lug case and the legendary calibre 321 movement, celebrated not only for its functionality but also for its aesthetic appeal.

The 39mm steel case has wonderful proportions, and the distinctive tachymeter bezel features the Dot-Over-90, a small detail enjoyed by Speedmaster enthusiasts.

The original black dial is relatively simple and legible, with an applied Omega logo that just catches the light. The dial and hands, along with the case and bezel, are in a very good vintage condition showing signs of wear consistent with the watch’s age, while retaining an element of charm.

The movement has been tested and found to be running well, and as such we are happy to supply the watch with a six-month warranty. Also supplied is a period-correct Omega presentation box, and further details of the watch, having been checked by a vintage Omega specialist.

Fitted to the watch is the flat link bracelet, with the reference 1035 and dating to 1968. It is in a fair vintage condition, but should you wish to wear the watch on an alternative bracelet or strap, we would be happy to recommend some options.

This beautiful vintage watch offers the opportunity to own one of the most historically important Speedmasters, and would make a wonderful addition to any collection.

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12/10/2026

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15400ST - available now

The Royal Oak is one of the most recognisable watches in modern watchmaking, originally introduced by Audemars Piguet in 1972 and designed by Gérald Genta. Its combination of an octagonal bezel, integrated bracelet and distinctive Tapisserie dial has become one of the defining designs of the luxury sports watch.

We are pleased to present for sale this excellent example of reference 15400ST, dating from 2017.

The 41mm steel has a presence on the wrist, yet with a slim 9.8mm profile, also slips under a cuff. The predominantly brushed finished is in keeping with the sports watch aesthetic, while carefully polished edges catch the light and add an element of luxury.

While the black dial and contrasting steel hands and indices provide a clean, legible design, those who take a closer look can appreciate the intricate Grande Tapisserie pattern. It a feature instantly recognisable with the Royal Oak, and gives the dial depth as it catches the light. A discreet date window at 3 o’clock is a useful addition without detracting from the symmetry.

Through the exhibition case back you can appreciate Audemars Piguet’s Calibre 3120 automatic movement. Developed in-house, the movement offers an impressive 60-hour power reserve and features a beautifully decorated 22ct gold rotor.

The integrated steel bracelet is a key part of the Royal Oak design, with its combination of brushed links and polished bevels continuing the finishing of the case.

We are pleased to present this 2017 Royal Oak in excellent condition. It comes supplied with its original presentation box, and paperwork including the warranty booklet and certificate, instruction booklet and swing tag. The movement has been tested and found to be running well, and as such we are happy to cover the watch with a 6-month warranty.

The reference 15400 is a particularly appealing version of the modern Royal Oak, combining the larger 41mm case with the highly regarded Calibre 3120 movement. With its black Grande Tapisserie dial and beautifully finished integrated bracelet, it is an easy watch to admire and one that would make a wonderful addition to any collection.

11/10/2026

Rolex GMT-Master 16753 - available now

The Rolex GMT-Master has been closely associated with international travel since its introduction in the 1950s. The distinctive combination of a 24-hour hand and rotating bezel made it a highly practical tool watch, while the introduction of the steel and gold versions in the 1970s brought a more distinctive and luxurious character to the design.

We are pleased to present for sale this excellent example of reference 16753, dating from 1984.

The brown and gold bezel and matching brown dial give the watch its much-loved “Root Beer” nickname, with the combination of steel and 18ct yellow gold adding to its unmistakable 1970s and 1980s character.

The 40mm Oyster case has all of the proportions that we know and love of Rolex GMTs of this era. The gold bi-directional rotating bezel is fitted with the distinctive brown and gold-coloured “Root Beer” aluminium insert, presented here in excellent condition.

The brown dial, not commonly used on Rolex watches, is brought to life with a vibrant sunburst finish that catches in the light. However, the keen collectors amongst you may be more interested in the raised gold “nipple” hour markers. These earlier dials are considered more desirable after Rolex replaced them with the more standard, larger and flatter hour markers around 1984. The dial is in excellent vintage condition, showing some light patina around the date window which, in my opinion, only adds to its character.

Behind a solid case back, the watch is powered by Rolex’s Calibre 3075 automatic movement.

Supplied with the watch is a wooden Rolex presentation box and its original Garantie certificate, showing that the watch was originally purchased from Parkhouse & Wyatt in Southampton.

The watch has been thoroughly tested by ourselves, and additionally checked a Rolex-accredited watchmaker. No issues were raised and the movement was found to be running well, and as such, we are pleased to supply the watch with a 6-month warranty.

This special watch is full of vintage charm and, being in such wonderful condition, is an increasingly sought-after choice for collectors looking for something a little different.

01/10/2026

It's and we're celebrating with the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster - available now

Few chronographs have a history as significant as the Zenith El Primero. Introduced in 1969, it competed against the Heuer, Breitling, Hamilton-Büren and Dubois-Depraz to become one of the first automatic chronograph movements. More than five decades later, the El Primero remains one of Zenith’s defining movements and an iconic chronograph design.

This example is the Chronomaster reference 03.2040.400, with its silver dial featuring the instantly recognisable tri-colour sub-dials, as seen on the original 1969 watch. A Tachymeter on the outer edge of the dial gives a nod to the technical capabilities of the watch, while a discreet date window at 6 o’clock keeps the dial balanced.

The 42mm steel case had a presence on the wrist, yet feels comfortable to wear, and a combination of brushed and polished surfaces give a sporty yet refined aesthetic. A slim bezel allows the wearer to fully appreciate the dial, and is also a reminder of those earlier vintage pieces.

Through an exhibition case back you can view Zenith’s El Primero 400B automatic chronograph movement. Operating at 36,000 vibrations per hour, the high-beat calibre provides a 50-hour power reserve and features a column-wheel chronograph. The movement is a modern development of the original El Primero calibre and remains one of the most recognisable automatic chronograph movements in watchmaking.

Fitted to the watch is an attractive dark brown Zenith alligator strap and steel folding buckle, and also supplied is a generic grey leather strap for a more relaxed look.

We are pleased to present this 2020 watch in excellent condition, showing very little signs of wear. It comes as a full set, supplied with its original presentation box featuring a travel case, and accompanying paperwork.

A modern classic with a genuinely important movement at its heart, the El Primero Chronomaster combines Zenith’s distinctive 1969 design with the practicality of a contemporary automatic chronograph.

30/09/2026

Rolex Datejust 41 Blue Dial - available now

The Datejust is considered to be one of Rolex’s most iconic models. Known for its timeless design, it hasn’t much changed since its release in 1945.

This reference 126300 is the modern version, offering the familiar Datejust design with a slightly sportier aesthetic thanks to its smooth steel bezel and Oyster bracelet.

The 41mm Oystersteel case has a presence on the wrist, but its balanced proportions mean that it doesn’t feel oversized or clumsy. The combination of brushed and polished surfaces mean that the watch has a luxurious feel while remaining suitable for the everyday. The screw-down crown and 100m of water resistance mean that it’s a watch to be worn and enjoyed.

The dial is a beautiful shade of blue, and the sunburst finish means that it catches in the light. Generously lume-filled hands and baton markers keep the dial clean and highly legible.

Powering the watch is Rolex’s Manufacture calibre 3235, an automatic movement offering approximately 70 hours of power reserve. It features Rolex’s Superlative Chronometer certification and combines modern movement technology with the reliability for which the brand is known.

Fitted to the watch is the sporty Oystersteel bracelet, featuring Rolex’s Easylink clasp, offering the wearer 5mm of adjustment for a comfortable fit.

We are pleased to present this 2025 watch in an excellent showing only very light signs of wear. It remains unpolished, with the option to have it refinished should you wish.

Supplied as a full set, the watch comes with its original presentation box, paperwork and Rolex 5-year warranty to May 2030.

A particularly versatile Datejust, combining the classic Rolex design with a more relaxed, sporty character.

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28/09/2026

Breitling Chronomat B01 Chronograph 44

The Chronomat has been an important part of Breitling’s history since its introduction in 1941, but the modern Chronomat has its roots in the 1980s, when the slide-rule bezel of the original was replaced by the distinctive rider tabs, designed for glove-wearing pilots. This reference AB0115 combines this aviation heritage with Breitling’s modern in-house movement.

The 44mm steel case has a presence on the wrist, while the satin-brushed finish gives the watch a more understated appearance than some of the more polished Chronomat models. Screw-down crown and pushers, along with a solid case back, offer 500m of water resistance and make this watch suitable for any adventure.

The star of the show is the “Blackeye Blue” dial, with its blue sunburst finish subtly catching the light, and black subdials offering contrast and legibility.

Powering the watch is Breitling’s Manufacture Calibre 01, an automatic column-wheel chronograph movement with a vertical clutch and an impressive 70-hour power reserve. It operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour and is COSC-certified as a chronometer.

A five-link brushed steel Pilot bracelet is a great pairing for the watch, but we also think it would suit any number of straps.

We are pleased to present this 2019 watch in excellent pre-owned condition. It comes with its original box and paperwork, and details of timekeeping checks carried out by Breitling. The watch has also been tested by ourselves and found to be running well, and as such we are happy to sell it with a 6-month warranty.

The Chronomat B01 Chronograph 44 is a substantial and capable sports chronograph, combining Breitling’s distinctive design with one of its most significant modern manufacture movements.

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