Two brands. Six icons.
We don't list what the market offers – we curate what lasts. Rolex in the lines collectors look for, and the Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet.
Rolex
The Oyster – waterproof since 1926, self-winding since 1931 – is the foundation of each of these lines. Four lines that define the secondary market, each offered as a full set.

GMT-Master II
The world-time watch. Two time zones at a glance, two-tone Cerachrom bezel, calibre 3285 – as “Pepsi” and “Batgirl”.
4 watches available
Cosmograph Daytona
The racing driver's chronograph since 1963. Today with ceramic bezel and calibre 4130 – as “Panda” and with black dial.
2 watches available
Day-Date 40
The presidents' watch. Precious metal only, with the day spelled out – in Everose and white gold.
1 watch available
Datejust
The classic since 1945 – the first self-winding watch with a date window. Ours: Datejust 41 in white Rolesor with diamond indices.
3 watches availableAudemars Piguet
Le Brassus, family-owned since 1875. With the Royal Oak, the manufacture invented the luxury steel sports watch in 1972.
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