ROLEX PreDaytona «Black Knight» galvanic dial ref.6238
ROLEX PreDaytona « Black Knight » galvanic black dial ref. 6238 One of the approx. 3.600 produced from 1961 to 1968 here in... Read More
PATEK PHILIPPE original « Nautilus Aquanaut » full set ref.5060A
PATEK PHILIPPE original « Nautilus Aquanaut » 5060A full set The original reference 5060A is the very first Aquanaut designed to open the prestigious... Read More
PATEK PHILIPPE Nautilus ref.3700/11A
PATEK PHILIPPE Nautilus 3700/11 Rare by the day. The presented timepiece is an original Jumbo sold in 1982. It comes with its... Read More
ROLEX Daytona Floating « Big Red » full set ref.6263
ROLEX Daytona Floating « Big Red » full set Ref. 6263 Iconic and sublim design, the « Big Red » generation of the Daytona certainly... Read More
PATEK PHILIPPE Split Second Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Moon Phase ref.5004G
PATEK PHILIPPE « Complicated watches » Split Second Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Moon Phase When the booklet of your Patek Philippe is bearing « Complicated Watches » as... Read More
PATEK PHILIPPE Aquanaut « Jumbo » yellow patina tritium ref.5065A
PATEK PHILIPPE Aquanaut Jumbo 5065A crazy condition with pronounced patina tritium full set Original Jumbo 5065A of 38mm produced from 1997 to... Read More
ROLEX Daytona « Paul Newman » white tricolor dial ref.6241
ROLEX Daytona Paul Newman Ref. 6241 Unbelievably well preserved timepiece. A Cosmograph Daytona exotic tri-color dial aka « Paul Newman » in spectacular condition.... Read More
PATEK PHILIPPE Nautilus full set ref.3700/11A
PATEK PHILIPPE Nautilus 3700/11A full set Outstanding condition. The presented timepiece is an original Jumbo sold in 1982 in Germany. It comes... Read More
AUDEMARS PIGUET ROYAL OAK « A SERIES » FULL SET 1st OWNER ref.5402st
AUDEMARS PIGUET Royal Oak « série A » full set first owner ref. 5402st Thanks to the iconoclast Gerald Genta who had... Read More
AUDEMARS PIGUET Royal Oak Day-Date Moon Phases with MK1 dial ref.25594st
AUDEMARS PIGUET Royal Oak Day-Date Moon Phases ref. 25594st Thanks to the iconoclast Gerald Genta who had this genius stroke of pen... Read More









