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The Patek Philippe 5070 is a chronograph launched at Baselworld 1998, initially in yellow gold, but with other metals fo...
18/05/2026

The Patek Philippe 5070 is a chronograph launched at Baselworld 1998, initially in yellow gold, but with other metals following for the next 10 years until discontinuation in 2009. This model marked a milestone in the company’s history as the first “simple” chronograph since the vintage ref. 1463, over 30 years apart.

The watch showcased here is a very rare re-edition in yellow gold : reference 5070J-012 introduced during the brand’s 2015 Watch Art Grand Exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Only a handful are believed to have been made, cementing its status as a highly collectible item especially in such dial-case combination. During that exhibition, other ultra-limited 5070s were released such as the 5070P-013 and 5070R-014 - which we both previously posted.

For the occasion, the regular production black dial was replaced with a striking brown sunburst dial beautifully complementing the yellow gold applied Arabic numerals and leaf-shaped hands. The dial is completed with a 30-minute register at 3 o’clock, small seconds at 9 o’clock, as well as a minute track and a tachymeter scale. Another interesting detail includes the presence of the Calatrava cross on the crown.

Upon closer look, one will notice some small differences from the standard 5070 production. Namely, a different font used for the brand logo and updated printing for the numerals, giving them a sharper look than the gilt printing on regular 5070s. The subdials’ numerals are also further away from the chapter rings. Finally, some digits such as ‘4’ and ‘0’ in the scale and minute track have been reworked, e.g. the zeros being shaped like a letter ‘O’ in the Saatchi edition.

Inside the 42 mm 18k yellow gold case is the manually wound Caliber CH 27-70, based on the Lemania 2310 but fully reworked and finished by Patek Philippe. Visible through the sapphire case-back, it interestingly bears the Geneva Seal. This is because the ref. 5070 London re-editions used new-old-stock movements, adding to their rarity and explaining the absence of the Patek Philippe Seal.

The present watch is the Patek Philippe Ref. 6002R-001 Sky Moon Tourbillon in rose gold, a celestial masterpiece from th...
12/05/2026

The present watch is the Patek Philippe Ref. 6002R-001 Sky Moon Tourbillon in rose gold, a celestial masterpiece from the Grand Complications collection, known for its exceptional craftsmanship and complexity.

In 2001, Patek Philippe launched the most complex wristwatch of its time, the “Sky Moon Tourbillon” reference 5002. It boasted twelve complications, including a minute repeater with cathedral gongs, a tourbillon, a perpetual calendar with retrograde date, moon age display, and a unique second dial on the back showing sidereal time, a sky chart of the Northern Hemisphere, and the phases and orbit of the moon.

In 2013, the brand unveiled the Sky Moon’s successor: reference 6002G in white gold followed by the present rose gold version 6002R, in 2021. It retained the same number of complications (12) as the 5002 but introduced some changes, such as replacing the moon age display with moon phases and presenting the perpetual calendar data through apertures. A notable difference in the 6002R is its heavily hand-engraved rose gold 44 mm case featuring arabesque motifs, including the pushers, slider, and clasp, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. This model features a stunning Grand Feu brown champlevé and cloisonné enamel dial crafted on an 18k gold plate with gold applied Roman numerals. Between the dial and the case, countless hours of meticulous work were invested by artisans and craftsmen at Patek’s Rare Handcrafts division. To power all of its complications, the Sky Moon is carrying the caliber R TO 27 QR SID LU CL, assembled from over 700 components.

This double-face masterpiece is a synthesis of artistry and mechanical prowess – a remarkable addition to any prestigious collection. It is fitted with a rose gold hand-engraved Patek Philippe deployant clasp on a chestnut alligator strap


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From La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, we bring you today the Daniel Roth Extra Plat in 5N rose gold, an elegant time-...
30/04/2026

From La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, we bring you today the Daniel Roth Extra Plat in 5N rose gold, an elegant time-only watch that celebrates the brand’s signature double-ellipse silhouette. Recipient of the Time-Only Prize at the GPHG 2025.

As part of the Extra Plat collection, this model comes with a remarkably thin profile of just 7.7 mm, allowing it to sit with effortless grace on the wrist.

The beautiful two-tone white gold dial is a masterclass in texture, featuring handcrafted pinstripe guilloché interrupted by a central ring in solid rose gold. It is perfectly complemented by traditional Roman numerals and arrow-shaped hands in blacked steel, offering a sharp and legible contrast.

Turning the watch over, the new open caseback finally allows us to revel in the visual of the Calibre DR002, a manual-winding movement meticulously developed by Master Watchmakers Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini. Designed specifically for the Extra Plat collection and with the double-ellipse case shape in mind, the movement is a showcase of haute horlogerie finishing, including Côtes de Genève, black polishing, and hand-applied ‘anglage’ with both rounded-off and bassiné profiles.

Despite the absence of complications, the movement is still technically impressive, with a free-sprung balance beating at 4Hz, a 65-hour power reserve and a variable inertia geometry balance wheel. A notable highlight is the redesigned oscillating system, which incorporates a newly engineered bar click. This delivers an incredibly crisp and satisfying tactile sensation every time the watch is wound.

The watch comes fitted on a calfskin leather strap, paired with downward-angled lugs that ensure a comfortable and ergonomic fit for the sophisticated collector.

The present watch is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar ref. 26684ST.OO.1356ST.02, a landmark release that...
10/04/2026

The present watch is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar ref. 26684ST.OO.1356ST.02, a landmark release that marks the first time this complication has been housed in a 38 mm case. Issued in celebration of the Maison’s 150th Anniversary, this specific reference is a highly exclusive limited edition of only 150 pieces.

This new 38 mm ex*****on answers the call of collectors who desired a perpetual calendar in a silhouette that offers superior ergonomics and a serene presence on the wrist. Crafted in stainless steel with a thickness of just 9.4mm, the case retains the iconic octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet, but with a refined sense of scale.

The dial features a light blue ‘Grande Tapisserie’ pattern, a backdrop that breathes new life into the traditional calendar layout. The more compact dial omits the outer week indicator to focus exclusively on the core functions: day, date, month, leap year, and astronomical moon at 6 o’clock. The resulting aesthetic is cleaner and more focused, allowing the hand-applied 18 ct gold markers and hands to stand out. Other notable design elements include the limited edition brand signature in italic at 6 o’clock and the snailing on the subdials.

At the heart of this watch is the Calibre 7136, a next-generation manufacture movement based on the ultra-thin 7121 found in the “Jumbo” 16202. Most notably, the 7136 incorporates several innovations from the RD #2 project, including a highly intuitive system where all calendar corrections are performed via the crown, eliminating the need for traditional recessed pushers in the case side. The caseback is engraved with the ‘150’ logo and ‘1 of 150 pieces’ inscription to commemorate the occasion.

The 26684ST.OO.1356ST.02 is a definitive trophy for the Audemars Piguet enthusiast, representing a significant shift toward more compact, balanced proportions for one of horology’s most revered complications.


Daytona Le Mans 100th Anniversary in Rose Gold ref. 126525LN •After the 2023 white gold and 2024 yellow gold versions, t...
07/04/2026

Daytona Le Mans 100th Anniversary in Rose Gold ref. 126525LN

After the 2023 white gold and 2024 yellow gold versions, the starting grid welcomes the newest replacement of the “Le Mans” Daytona – the ref. 126525LN this time crafted in 18 ct Everose gold and released in 2025. This off-catalog Daytona is covered with a high-performance Cerachrom ceramic bezel upon which the tachymeter’s scale indicator *100* is highlighted in red as a tribute to the historic 24 Hours of Le Mans race, which celebrated its 100th year in 2023 while the Daytona celebrated its 60th anniversary during the same year.

True to its performance design, the central sweep seconds hand is precise to 1/8th of a second. There are 24-hour and 30-minute counters at 9 o’clock and 3 o’clock with small seconds at 6 o’clock. Connoisseurs will notice the change from a 12-hour counter to a 24-hour one, a clear nod to the Le Mans race.

The infamous “panda” scheme is back with a bright black dial and intense white sub-dials, with details such as square-shaped markers clearly referencing the revered exotic “Paul Newman” dials. To ensure maximum legibility, the rose gold hour markers and central hands are coated in Chromalight display for long-lasting luminescence.

The engine inside the 40 mm case is the Calibre 4132 - a bespoke variation of the 4131 to allow the 24-hour counter modification - a mechanical chronograph with a perpetual rotor allowing bidirectional self-winding. The movement boasts a power reserve of 72 hours. After years of hiding the machinery, the new open sapphire caseback finally reveals the Daytona’s engine, allowing you to admire the rose gold rotor and the Côtes de Genève.

The signature Oyster bracelet in Rolex’s patented rose gold alloy – with both polished and satin-finished surfaces – is all you need to fasten this piece on your wrist for any race.


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The present watch is the F.P. Journe Octa Sport Aluminium, reference ARS. While F.P. Journe is celebrated for its precio...
02/04/2026

The present watch is the F.P. Journe Octa Sport Aluminium, reference ARS. While F.P. Journe is celebrated for its precious metal cases, the Octa Sport Aluminium delivers the same uncompromising philosophy in a lightweight, sporty package that is as technically impressive as it is visually striking.

The case and integrated bracelet are crafted from aluminium with rubber inserts, a combination that prioritizes comfort, durability, and lightness. In fact, the watch weighs a mere 53 grams. At 11.6 mm in height, the watch also maintains a balanced profile and the absence of lugs makes the 42mm case wear like a 40mm. The aluminium construction gives the Octa Sport a contemporary character, contrasting the classical elegance of Journe’s dress watches.

The dial architecture is a showcase of Journe’s signature asymmetric display. The large date at 1 o’clock—a hallmark of the Octa family—features an instant-jump mechanism. Day/night indication at 9 o’clock, power reserve indicator at 10:30, and small seconds at 6 o’clock complete the display. Large steel hands for hours and minutes, with a smaller white steel hand and a striking red lacquered titanium hand provide instant readability. The applied luminescent indexes and numerals also allow for maximum legibility. The three-position crown is engineered for intuitive operation: position 0 winds the movement clockwise, position 1 corrects the date counter-clockwise, and position 2 sets the time.

Powering the Octa Sport is the Calibre 1300.3, a unidirectional automatic movement constructed in aluminium – a technical choice that reduces weight while maintaining structural integrity. The off-center titanium rotor features a tungsten segment for optimal winding efficiency, and the watch delivers up to 120 hours of power reserve. The decoration of the Calibre is executed to the same standards as Journe’s precious metal movements, featuring Côtes de Genève, circular graining, polished screw heads, chamfered slots and wheels.

Due to the difficulty of working with aluminium, the later series of the Octa Sport were manufactured in titanium, increasing the collectability of these early Aluminium timepieces.

The present reference 5077P-099 ‘Notre-Dame Cathedral’ is part of the out-of-catalog ‘Rare Handcrafts’ collection from P...
25/03/2026

The present reference 5077P-099 ‘Notre-Dame Cathedral’ is part of the out-of-catalog ‘Rare Handcrafts’ collection from Patek Philippe. This very exclusive platinum Calatrava was released on the occasion of Baselworld 2014, coinciding with Patek Philippe’s 175th anniversary. It is part of a two-piece set representing cathedrals in Paris and Geneva, the other being the reference 5077P-100 ‘Saint-Pierre Cathedral’ (of Geneva).

The 38 mm platinum case houses a superb hand-made depiction of a gargoyle statue in front of the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris. It utilizes an extremely rare 16th century technique named the ‘Grisaille au blanc de Limoges’. It consists of white enamel being applied on a black base using a fine brush or a needle, which creates subtle gradations from black to white including a variety of grey shades – allowing for an extremely fine level of detail and nuance. The dial then has to go through 22 firings (at more than 800°) in order to give it the present appearance while 24k gold powder was used to decorate the cathedral spires and the ‘Patek Philippe Genève’ and ‘Email’ engravings. Going through such a painstaking process to create a single dial guarantees the owner that his watch is truly unique.

Bringing the gargoyle to life is the ultra-thin self-winding caliber 240, the maison’s celebrated movement with its 22k gold off-center mini-rotor that provides up to 48-hour power reserve. The choice of this beautifully finished caliber combined with the compact 38 mm case allows it to be easy to wear despite the heavy case material.

A shiny black leather strap with platinum pin buckle completes this unusual yet magnificent work of art, along with the trademark diamond set between the lugs at 6 o’clock reserved for platinum Patek Philippe watches.


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Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms MIL-SPEC ‘Only Watch Unique Piece’For Only Watch 2017, the bi-annual fundraiser to ad...
19/03/2026

Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms MIL-SPEC ‘Only Watch Unique Piece’

For Only Watch 2017, the bi-annual fundraiser to advance research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Blancpain reimagined their iconic Fifty Fathoms in an improved form with a striking yellow and black palette to match the charity’s color theme.

The original Fifty Fathoms marked a milestone in dive watches. It was initially designed to suit the demands of French combat diving corps under the leadership of secret agent Captain Robert Maloubier. In the late ‘50s, Blancpain further refined the watch with its MIL-SPEC 1 version which was adopted by U.S. Navy SEALs.

The Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms MIL-SPEC ‘Only Watch Unique Piece’ features yellow superluminova on the hands and hour markers as well as yellow markings on the bezel and date disc. A significant feature of this diving wristwatch resides at 6 o’clock in the form a humidity indicator which turns the disc from white to red should moisture infiltrate the case.

For this edition, the revamped 40.33 mm steel case – water-resistant to 30 ATM / 300 m – houses the automatic caliber 1151, delivering an impressive 96-hour power reserve, and visible through the sapphire case-back with a special “Only Watch” engraved gold rotor. This masterpiece of maritime history, redesigned for a noble cause, comes on a black NATO strap.


Horological magnificence is embodied in the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Reference 126599TSA “Blue Sapphire,” an off-catalog...
12/03/2026

Horological magnificence is embodied in the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Reference 126599TSA “Blue Sapphire,” an off-catalog timepiece that was quietly unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2025. The watch is crafted from 18K white gold, which provides a pristine canvas for the extraordinary gem-setting that follows.

The bezel is adorned with 36 baguette-cut blue sapphires with each gemstone individually selected and precisely set by master jewelers. The lugs and case sides are embellished with 54 brilliant-cut diamonds, which are strategically positioned to enhance the watch’s silhouette and capture light from every angle. As such, this Daytona represents the pinnacle of Rolex’s gem-setting expertise.

A silver sheen obsidian dial is employed as the foundation for this masterpiece, where the natural properties of this volcanic glass create subtle iridescent reflections that change with viewing angles. The hour markers are fashioned from matching blue sapphires, establishing perfect harmony with the bezel.

Technical excellence is preserved beneath the opulent exterior, where Rolex’s latest-generation chronograph movement delivers precision timekeeping with a substantial power reserve. This extraordinary watch stands as a testament to Rolex’s ability to create timepieces of breathtaking beauty and artistry while maintaining the functional integrity that has defined the Daytona collection since its inception.

Production of this off-catalog Daytona is extremely limited, ensuring that this exceptional timepiece will be acquired by only the most discerning collectors.


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In the realm of Francois Paul Journe, the formative years of late 1990s early 2000s laid the foundation for the fascinat...
08/03/2026

In the realm of Francois Paul Journe, the formative years of late 1990s early 2000s laid the foundation for the fascinating early creations — true “DNA” pieces from the master watchmaker. For the discerning collector, these are the ultimate prizes.
Their extreme rarity has caused values to soar, as only a handful of these foundational watches ever exchange hands publicly.

The present Octa Réserve de Marche marks the true beginning of the FPJourne’s automatic era. Launched in 2001, it was conceived with a radical technical premise: every future complication would share the same base calibre thickness, regardless of added functions. At its debut, it delivered an extraordinary 120-hour power reserve—a full five days—without increasing the case dimensions.

This present example is a rare “Pre‑Souscription” piece from the model’s 2001 inaugural year, interestingly the “Souscription” pieces’ 20 first case numbers were reserved by Mr Journe and produced only two years later in 2003, which makes our timepiece particularly special and perhaps even more collectible.
Encased in a 38mm platinum case with gently curved lugs and signature cercle d’argent aesthetic frame a shimmery champagne-grey dial arranged with Journe’s unmistakable architectural balance. A large twin‑aperture date sits at 12 o’clock, while the sweeping power reserve indicator to the left balances the off‑centered guilloché time display at 3 o’clock and silver seconds sub-dial.

On the inside beats the self-winding Calibre 1300 made in brass which were only produced until 2004 then Journe shifted to 18k rose gold movements, another notable detail is that its finished with the rare straight-line Côtes de Genève decoration specific to the brand’s very first years since the Souscription models came with circular Côtes de Genève. Fitted with a very efficient 22k gold rotor ensuring that it remains as chronometrically precise as it is aesthetically peerless.

Our timepiece comes with its original warranty card serial *0xx-01A* and wooden presentation box - viewing possible by appointment

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