Watches

Coming in from the Swiss manufacturer Hublot (which is French for the word "porthole") is an example from their King Power line of chronographs commemorating the EUFA 2012 Championship game hosted in Ukraine and Poland. This watch sports Hublot's trade marked 18 Karat King (rose) Gold and black titanium case measuring a substantial 48.00 mm in diameter, a large round black ceramic bezel with six custom black coated screws, flat synthetic sapphire crystal with slight bevel around the edge and blue Arabic minute scale printed directly onto the underside, a matte black coated skeletonized dial with a blue 45 minute track in tribute to the halftime point in European football, sixty second register at nine o'clock position, date window at four o'clock winding crown with rubber cap, flat chrono pushers in a unique skeletonized titanium bracket, a sapphire crystal display back with the EUFA 2012 logo printed on the underside, Hublot Caliber HUB4245 automatic movement with twenty-eight jewels and a black rubber bracelet with two blue stripes representing the Ukrainian flag and a King Gold and titanium buckle. Offered with box and papers.

Chopard has been crafting amazing timepieces since 1860. The Mille Miglia collection of their sport watch line has focused primarily on auto racing, thereby being almost exclusively comprised of chronograph complications. This particular variation we are offering is a limited edition consisting of a 44.00 mm stainless steel case that has been coating in a Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) finish that gives a metallic luster and incredibly hard surface. A tachymetric bezel surrounds a synthetic sapphire crystal that has been treated with an anti-reflective coating with a beautiful blue sheen and a date magnifier lens that has been reverse set underneath the crystal. A black, split-level chrono layout dial with seconds/minutes/hours registers and an outer seconds track are highlighted in silver paint and Super-Luminova coated hands make the time visible in low-light conditions. A screw-in crown offers 330 feet of water resistance and flat chronograph pushers are recessed and low profile. A Valjoux caliber 7750 movement has been finished to Chopard's quality standards and contains twenty-five jewels and high accuracy and easy servicing, and is visible through the sapphire crystal case back. A natural black rubber strap with a tire tread pattern is finished with a DLC coated double folding clasp for secure and comfortable wear. The watch comes with box, papers and promotional pressure gauge.

Panerai's history is one that is very multi layered and fascinating to both seasoned watch aficionados and new collectors alike. The company was started in 1860 as a small workshop, watchmaking school and retail space located in Florence, Italy. By the early 20th century, they eventually moved to manufacturing diving equipment, such as gauges, compasses, underwater mine components and waterproof watches. They were almost exclusively a military contractor to the Royal Italian Navy and their watches were not available for sale to the public until the early 1950's. Panerai has a very distinct character and design language that can never be mistaken for any other brand. This chronograph, out of the Luminor collection, is one of 300 produced and consists of a 40.00 mm titanium case, steel tachymetric bezel, domed synthetic sapphire crystal, silver dial with black and Super-Luminova Arabic numerals, black (panda) chronograph registers for hours/minutes/seconds, Super-Luminova coated hands, curved crown protector with locking latch, flat chrono pump style pushers, screw-in case back with sapphire exhibition window, Panerai Caliber OP VI automatic movement (modified Zenith El Primero 400 base) with thirty-one jewels and 50 hour power reserve and a titanium and stainless steel bracelet with hidden double deployant clasp.

This lovely 18kt yellow gold Art Deco, Huguenin vintage watch is estimated to be manufactured between 1930-1940. The measures 22 mm wide by 25 mm tall and is engraved on the sides with a floral motif. The bracelet is sturdy and held in place by a safety catch. This watch would be at home in a bracelet stack or worn alone for a minimal look.

This vintage, Art Deco era, Pery Watch, has been carefully set with 1.65 cttw of diamonds cut in marquise, round, and baguette shapes. The bracelet is made of articulating square links and secured with a safety catch. The face measures 13 mm wide by 38 mm tall. There is a light milgrain detailing around the set diamonds and the sides are engraved with a floral motif.

This sweet vintage Bulova watch has an intricate geometric design surrounding .52 cttw of round bead set diamonds. Milgrain edging gives this piece depth and texture. The back of the watch is stainless steel as are the catch parts which securely hold the black cord of the bracelet in place.

This beautiful 14 karat yellow gold vintage pocket watch has been engraved on both sides with a radial geometric pattern accentuating initials on one side and a primrose with leaves on the reverse. On the inner case front it has been engraved "Papa to Florence" which is a sweet reminder of the life this pendant watch has had long ago. The outer case measures 35 mm diameter and 60 mm from the bottom edge to the top of the necklace bail. Pair this piece with a heavy chain for wearing around the neck or a watch chain for use as a pocket watch.

This 14 karat white gold watch chain features a series of bar style links and measures 13.8 inches long. Pocket watches have, surprisingly, been coming up in popularity again, so we can't think of a better time to present an antique accessory for that pocket watch hiding in your drawer.

A refined, yet sturdy 14 karat white gold vintage pocket watch chain consisting of a combination of navette and circular shaped links. It measures 14 inches long.