The Collection
Fine Watches.
From historic vintage references to contemporary luxury — each piece chosen on its own merits.
A Notable Acquisition
Universal Genève Uni-Timer
Ref. 871.127-004 · NOS Full Set · 2007
An exceptional unworn Uni-Timer from the final era of mechanical Universal Genève production, combining a black galvanic guilloché dial with the automatic 57-jewel UG calibre 71.5 chronograph. Universal Genève conceived the model as a “clin d’œil” to its celebrated two-counter chronographs and historic Uni-Compax tradition.
This example has remained in remarkable NOS condition and is accompanied by its original presentation box, outer box, papers, warranty card and hangtags — an unusually complete survivor from the closing chapter of the original Universal Genève era.
A Notable Acquisition
Switzerland, circa 1969–1972
A rarely encountered Zenith Tempo-Matic, an early Zenith–Movado collaboration period example. Housed in an Oversized 39 mm case and powered by the short-lived Zenith calibre 2552PC, this distinctive model combines elegant late-1960s design with the technical sophistication for which Zenith became renowned. The Tempo-Matic designation reflects a remarkable transitional chapter in Swiss watchmaking history.
A Notable Acquisition
Switzerland, 1972
An exceptionally preserved Longines Admiral High Frequency dating to 1972, offered with its original presentation box and guarantee booklet. Powered by the high-beat Longines calibre 6942, this elegant stainless steel model reflects the technical innovation and refined design language of the early 1970s. The surviving Munich 1972 presentation set adds a remarkable historical dimension to an already uncommon reference.
A Notable Acquisition
Switzerland, 2015
A sophisticated interpretation of the iconic Cartier Pasha, combining a large date display, second time zone and Day & Night indication within one of Cartier's most recognisable case designs. The silver guilloché dial, blued hands and distinctive 24-hour display create a refined balance between elegance and functionality. Offered as a complete set with its original presentation box, outer box, papers and additional bracelet link.
A Notable Acquisition
Switzerland, 2016
A rare Blue Dream Haute Joaillerie creation from Chopard’s highest jewellery watch line, crafted in solid 18k white gold and conceived as a true jewel for the wrist. Reference 204445-1002 combines an extraordinary blue sapphire setting with freely moving diamonds and sapphires, a luminous mother-of-pearl dial, sapphire-set crown and the original sapphire-set 18k white-gold Chopard buckle. At 38 mm, this is far beyond a conventional Happy Diamonds watch: an exceptionally elaborate Haute Joaillerie creation with remarkable presence and craftsmanship. Presented in exceptionally fine condition with virtually no noticeable signs of wear. In January 2026, the watch was serviced via Leon Martens at the Chopard atelier, including a new battery and new original Chopard alligator strap. Offered with its original Chopard presentation set and service documentation.
A Notable Acquisition
Duetto Full Set 2006 · Serviced · 18K Rose Gold · Diamonds
An exceptional Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duetto Classique, reference 256.2.75, crafted in solid 18K rose gold and dating from 2006.
Its reversible case presents two contrasting faces: a refined two-tone silver dial with blued steel hands and small seconds, and a striking black Duetto dial framed by factory-set diamonds.
The watch is fitted with its original Jaeger-LeCoultre leather strap and solid 18K rose gold folding clasp. Recently serviced and thoroughly checked, the manually wound movement is running very well with a power reserve of approximately 50 hours.
Offered as a highly complete full set with original presentation box, outer box, certificate, Reverso documentation and instruction booklets.
A beautifully preserved example of one of the Maison's most distinctive Reverso creations.
A Notable Acquisition
Automatic 36mm · Black Textured Dial · Exceptional Condition
An unusually well-preserved Omega Genève Automatic, reference 166.0168, dating to circa 1971.
The defining feature is its deep black dial with a fine linear satin texture, creating an almost fabric-like appearance under changing light. The original hands, applied hour markers and framed date aperture remain beautifully preserved.
Equally impressive is the exceptionally sharp stainless-steel case, retaining strong lugs, crisp transitions and clearly defined brushed surfaces. The original Omega-signed crystal and crown are also retained.
Powered by the Omega calibre 1012 automatic movement and presented on a new camel-coloured suede leather strap.
A beautifully preserved vintage Omega distinguished by its unusual dial and exceptional case definition.
A Notable Acquisition
Blue Reverse Panda · Gold Accents · Calibre 84
A beautifully preserved Universal Genève Compax ref. 884.460, distinguished by its striking blue reverse-panda dial with three deep-blue registers and elegant warm gold-tone accents.
The stainless-steel case remains in very good, unpolished condition, retaining crisp original lines and only light signs of careful wear.
Inside is the signed Universal Genève Calibre 84, based on the renowned Lemania 1873 chronograph architecture. The movement is exceptionally clean and running very well.
Complete with its original Universal Genève bracelet, dark-blue leather strap with signed buckle and original box, making this a particularly attractive and increasingly difficult-to-find Compax configuration.
A Notable Acquisition
Rare 40mm Snail Dial · Cal. 16/339 · 1930s
A rare Universal Watch monopusher chronograph from the early 1930s, housed in an impressive oversized 40 mm nickel-chrome case with strong period character.
At its heart is the hand-wound Universal Calibre 16/339, a large column-wheel monopusher movement associated with Martel and operated through a single pusher at 2 o’clock.
The beautifully aged original snail-scale dial is a major highlight, with naturally faded red printing, bold Arabic numerals and thermally blued steel hands showing deep blue and violet tones in changing light.
An unusually charismatic early chronograph that captures the pioneering spirit of Universal’s pre-war production.
A Notable Acquisition
Full Set 2018 · Automatic · Guilloché Dial · 33mm W6920071
A beautifully preserved Cartier Ballon Bleu 33 mm Automatic, reference W6920071, offered as a full set from 2018.
The watch features Cartier’s characteristic rounded stainless-steel case, recessed crown and silvered guilloché dial with black Roman numerals and blued-steel hands, giving the model its unmistakable elegance.
This example remains in very good overall condition with only light signs of careful wear. The case and bracelet present very well, the bracelet has been carefully cleaned ultrasonically, and the automatic movement is running very well.
A particularly attractive and complete Ballon Bleu, further enhanced by its long original bracelet suitable for wrists up to approximately 19.5 cm, together with the original Cartier presentation box, papers and accessories.
A note on availability
Inventory changes quietly. Pieces are offered individually, often before they are publicly listed.
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