Timepieces

Rolex Bubbleback 3372 in Steel & Pink Gold with Two-Tone Dial

The Bubbleback is one of the most significant watches ever made for an array of reasons. Starting with the fact that it was the first Rolex to have an automatic movement and secondly for its wide array of dial variations. All in all the Bubbleback is a watch you will never tire of collecting. Take this one for example, its cased in steel and rose gold and is fitted with a remarkable two tone dial (likely restored but original) and is put together by a two-tone oyster rivet bracelet. Brand: Rolex Model: Bubbleback br>Reference: 3372 Size: 33mm Metal: Steel & Pink Gold br>Movement: Manual Year: 1920’s Detail: Dial likely restored

$4,250

Anonymous Watch with Porcelain Dial

The timeless look of a well executed Cushion shape watch. Featured here is a 1920’s Anonymous watch cased in a 33mm sterling silver case and powered by a manual movement. Fitted with a magnificent white enamel dial, which makes room for oversized Arabic numerals and small seconds functionality. Brand: Anonymous Model: Cushion Case Dial: Enamel Movement: Manual Case Size: 33mm Case Material: Sterling Silver Case Details: Small Seconds

$850

Elgin Cushion with Small Seconds

A cushion cased Elgin from the 1920’s featuring small seconds and a heavy lume dial. Even though the watch is around 100 years old its size and design remain relevant today. This Elgin was without a doubt intended to be a tool watch. The large radium filled Arabic numerals coupled with its heavy lume hands hint at the fact that whoever wore this watch (FSF engraved case back initials) needed a reliable and legible timekeeper. Brand: Elgin Model: Cushion Case with Small Seconds Size: 32mm Metal: Steel Movement: Manual Year: 1920’s Detail: Case back engraved “FSF”

$875

Tavannes Cushion Case with Porcelain Dial on Sterling Silver Case

Arguably one of the most charismatic watches in our collection at the moment. This Tavannes with small seconds is a gem. Cased in sterling silver and fitted with a gorgeous porcelain dial featuring roman numerals demarcating the hours flanked by gold dot indices demarcating the minutes. The watch is sleek and incredibly elegant. The combination of its cushion shaped case and its oversized onion shaped crown makes for an absolutely fantastic Tavannes watch. Brand: Tavannes Model: Cushion Size: 33mm Metal: Sterling Silver Movement: Manual Year: 1910’s

$1,500

Omega Geneve 166.041 Automatic with Blue Dial & Orange Seconds Hand

A 1970’s Omega reference 166.041 cased in steel and fitted with a magnificent blue dial. The combination of the blue with the orange seconds hand come together to create a fantastic watch. One that doubles perfectly as a formal and informal timepiece. Powered by an automatic movement housed inside a 35mm screw back steel case. Brand: Omega Model: Geneve Time Only Reference: 166.041 Movement: Automatic Case Size: 35mm Year: 1970 Details: Screw back case

$1,200

Elgin Porcelain Red Minute Mark Dial “Big Crown”

A 1910’s Elgin fitted with a porcelain dial and cased in a remarkable sterling silver case, which features an oversized crown. A fantastic detail about this watch are its red five minute demarkations denoted on the edge of the dial, going along beautifully with the black Arabic numerals and white porcelain base plate. Brand: Elgin Model: Big Crown Size: 32mm Metal: Sterling Silver Movement: Manual Year: 1910’s

$875

Clinton “Day-Date World Time” Automatic Watch on Steel Bracelet

Offering a charismatic Clinton Automatic watch cased in a 38mm steel case and powered by an automatic movement. Put together by a steel bracelet, which give it a nice sporty off-duty look. Furthermore it features a screw case back, protecting the movement and dial from water and moisture. A cool feature about this Clinton is the fact that it offers a “day-date” complication, as well as a rotating bezel depicting various timezones. Brand: ClintonModel: Day-Date Movement: Automatic Case Size: 38mm

$550