Watch Talks

The Porcelain Dial Rolex 16520 Zenith Daytona

The Rolex 16520 R-Series Porcelain Dial Daytona you can get here 1988 was a benchmark year for Rolex. The Daytona had become something of a lame duck, with sales stalling to a virtual standstill ...

Spot On -The Patek Philippe Ellipse d'Or

It can be very easy to fall into the ‘same old, same old’ trap when collecting watches. I’m certainly not throwing cold water onto the passion of people who have a very specific focus in their coll...

Merry Wristmas from Bulang and Sons

Its become something of a tradition here at Bulang and Sons for us to do a pre-Christmas round-up of what the team and out friends will be wearing on our wrists for Christmas Day. 2019 has a been a...

A Split Second with Eberhard

A lot has been written over the last couple of years on split seconds chronographs, largely due to the fact that Phillips has sold two extremely important examples by Rolex in recent times. The ref...

Enicar Sherpa Graph Mk1 Chronograph - Stirling Moss

Rare Racing Chrono – 1 of 5! OK, let’s play a game. You don’t want to? Come on, it’s nearly Christmas. Close you eyes and when I say “1960s Racing Chronograph”, I want you to shout out the first wa...

The Omega Speedmaster Apollo Soyuz 145.022 1975

In pursuit of greater goals We are delighted to welcome back our friend and collaborator @TheMasterOfSpeed, Matteo Leoni, who is regarded as one of the most knowledgeable vintage Omega Speedmaster ...

The Dare Devil Inventor’s Longines Sommatore 13ZN – An Original Owner Watch Story

As part of our More Than theme, we want to share with you this iconic, rare watch and it’s great provenance. The Longines Sommatore is one of the most exceptional chronographs ever made and is reve...

The Omega 145.022 Speedmaster Racing - A Rare and Iconic Speedy

We have discovered some incredible Speedmasters recently, that we have loved offering to you guys. Today we are introducing @TheMasterOfSpeed, Matteo Leoni, one of the world’s foremost vintage Spee...

Gay Frères – The Bracelet Brothers

  The story of Gay Frères begins in 1835 when, arguably, the world’s most important watch bracelet manufacturer was founded by Jean-Pierre Gay and Gaspard Tissot. They weren’t brothers but the busi...

Tudor’s End Game – The 79190 Submariner

The end of the 1990s was a transitional time for Tudor. For a number of years they had been slowly moving away from using the Rolex name on their watches, using ‘Prince Date’ on dials, omitting the...