Fine & Rare Rolex Royal Art-Deco c1939 S/Steel Manual 15 Jewels 30mm Mens' Watch

This sophisticated BVLGARI BVLGARI ref. BB30SSD wristwatch is one of the most sought after Bulgari models, it's in excellent condition & comes in original Bulgari gold-coloured case ~~~ Perfectly proportioned 30mm Case features an iconic double logo engraved bezel (inspired by the curved inscriptions of ancient Roman coins), performed in bright finish Powered by the Swiss Quartz Movement, caliber B043 The timepiece centers a striking black lacquered dial, adorned with silver-toned hands & baton indexes, Arabic numerals at 12 & 6, date aperture at 3. Stainless Steel bracelet features matte (brushed) finish, (that would fit 21cm wrist) sturdy links, reminiscent of Tissot PRX...

Timepieces by Omega have been long admired for their functionality, desirability & power. This particular example is an Art-Deco Manual Gents' Wristwatch, dating from circa 1930’s, yet is in amazing condition. It’s a fine & very rare timepiece. ~~~ Case is crafted in stainless steel, perfectly proportioned, measuring 30mm (not including winder) x 38mm (from lug to lug), of rarely seen & desirable extended cushion shape, completed with original Omega winder...

This instantly-recognisable Cartier Panthere Jumbo one row two-tone is a truly iconic luxury mens’ wristwatch Versatile & great for both formal occasions & everyday wear, this watch is a statement piece, that features: Two-Tone Square Case, perfectly-proportioned, measuring 30mm It’s performed in gold & stainless steel in matte finish, Signed & numbered to the back, with cabochon sapphire crown The distinctive Cartier bezel...

The unusually shaped hinged Case is the pivotal feature of this exquisite & extremely rare Art-Deco ladies Rolex cocktail watch Despite its age,...

This Fine & Very Rare Tudor Rolex “Big Rose” Oyster-Prince c1962 Automatic Watch comes with original factory polish – great news for a collector! ~~~ Dating from 1962 (ye...

Being one of the most coveted & desirable timepieces, this iconic Must de Cartier Ronde is in great condition & in excellent working order Dating back to 1990's, yet of timeless ...

For those gents out there who desire a less than generic looking watch, who aspire for something not only classy but very distinctively Art Deco then this maybe the timepiece for you...

Philp Stein Teslar watch with a dual watch face and white leather strap. The case has a polished and satin finish and is 48mm x 30mm x 10mm in size with a two-tone gray and white fac...

Baume & Mercier Hampton in stainless steel on a white leather strap with deployant buckle. Auto w/ sweep seconds and date. 46 mm length (lug to lug) by 30 mm width case size. Ref 654...

Today's offering showcases this uncommon and original Rolex Oyster Royal model #6144 encased in stainless steel. Built only in the early 1950's, these watches are fine and desirable. A Style Note: The Rolex Oyster Royal was introduced in 1933 and was in production for over 20 years. It was part of the models nicknamed “Flatback” by collectors. It was the perfect alternative to the Bubbleback, for clients looking for a slimmer case and non-hooded lugs. Its contained diameter is largely compensated by the strong character these true vintage Rolex offer thanks to the incredible variety of dial configurations that was offered at the time. Some Historical Perspective: The Oyster Precision is one of the most straightforward watches Rolex has ever built. The watch is truly about representing the essentials only, with no added distractions. This example is fitted in a 32mm stainless steel case with a smooth bezel, so it actually wears a little larger than its measurement might seem. Vintage collectors often get caught up in the infinitesimal details that intrigue further and further as you dive in. Yet sometimes, a watch presents itself up and is simple elegance with pure, simplistic, undeniable greatness. The stainless steel Oyster case is already an iconic vintage look, but when you add in an interestingly finished dial, and a manual-wind movement, the watch suddenly becomes something to write home about. Translating from Rolex, the "Precision" branding indicates a manually wound movement, just as "Perpetual" points to a self-winding or automatic movement powering the watch. Rolex watches like this one are consistently compelling, never going out of style. The last word on the dial is, of course, "Royal." This is one we do not see all too often; it was phased out right around the early 1960s time frame. It's always nice to have a little uncommon detail like this. Even your pickiest collector friends will give this a royal "huh, that's pretty cool." THE FINE PRINT Maker: Rolex Unique Characteristics: "Royal" designation on dial Excellent Dial Condition Flat Back design Extremely robust and enjoyable, the Flatback both goes back to the roots of the Oyster case history and continues today to provide a huge satisfaction to its wearer. The 6144 was also one of the relatively few Rolex models to feature the short-lived Super Oyster...

Gorgeous 1990s 18kt yellow gold Jaeger LeCoultre watch with a 30mm case that has a white face with a very clean glass crystal. The case is 4mm...

FACTORY / HOUSE:Philippe Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Chronograph METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Manual Winding / 17 Jewels / Cal. Landeron 39 DIAL / HANDS: Original Art Deco Numbers / Leaf Hands DIMENSIONS: Length 42mm X Diameter 36mm ATTACHMENT / LENGTH: Alligator, 20mm / Regular Length WARRANTY: 18 months on the movement. LIFETIME SERVICE COMMITMENT This classic Swiss...