This watch has presence, a real head-turner! The original 3 color dial with telemetre scale is simply stunning and had aged into a unique copper / brown tone. This Omega 33.3 chrono with oversized 37mm case and olive pushers has reference CK 988. Serial is 9,3 million which dates it to 1940. The 33.3 movementent is working perfectly. It comes with an original period box and Omega buckle and icing on the cake is an Omega Extract stating is was produced in July 1940 & delivered to South America. Rare piece which is both sporty and classic and when you wear it, it will certainly display that you have style.

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Rare Longines Divers Chrono from the end 60′s with tropical dial & original box. Great looking watch with large steel case & red rotating bezel also called ‘Skindiver’. It uses Longines famous 30CH Flyback movement and is one of the last Longines to be equipped with this movement. Overall condition is mint with an amazing dial which is turning tropical. Reference is 7981-1 and it comes with an original Longines period box and NOS tropic divers band. Rare watch and one of the best I’ve ever seen.

Price: Euro 5.400,-

Lovely original Omega with two-tone dial from the 40′s with high quality 30T2 movement. These are really nice and high quality watches, made from high quality steel in a large 35mm screw-back case (ref 2383). Because of the waterproofness, the original dial has aged beautifully. It’s a two-tone with luminous numbers & hands. The 30T2 movement has been checked and is running perfectly, it has a 10 million serial which brings it to the end 1940′s. Attached is an 18mm brown croco strap. Great & stylish quality for a low price.

Price: Euro 999,-

In my book, the TZ1 is one of the most beautiful cars ever made; clean elegant lines with the sole purpose of winning races & rallies which it did in the mid 60′s, beating Porsche’s and Ferrari’s. It was so fast because it was light (700kg) and advanced, having a tube-frame with alloy body, independent suspension & disc brakes all round and Alfa’s DOHC 1.600cc engine (some with double ignition). This example is one of the best and most faithfull re-creations made by some of the best specialists with no cost spared. It took 15 years to finish, mainly because as much original parts as possible needed to be found (chassis + some important parts were bought together with an original Le Mans TZ1, 20 years ago). These include original; racing fuelltank, gearbox, diff & brakes, engine parts and radiator, steering box and radiator & side window frames.  Engine is the latest spec with GTA head and double ignition having approximately 135 bhp, it has mild cams, ideal for rally use and runs very smoothly. Upon request we can install racing cams which will increase power to at least 160 bhp. The car has been on the dyno and has done approx. 800 kilometers, including 3 vintage car events in the Netherlands. It truly drives exceptionally. The interior has been made exactly like the original spec with the original materials. With the last original example selling for 627.000 euro, this is example is a very good and much cheaper alternative which is perfect for vintage racing or rallying without having to worry about damaging a piece of automotive history but with all the joys such a car brings. More pics & info on request (serious enquiries only please).

Probably the rarest Rolex Air King ever made… Rolex usually used red-text for the earliest examples or prototypes/special models. This one has Air King & super precision written in RED. It was made in 1958 & delivered in 1959 to Singapore which makes it one of the earliest Air Kings with ref 5500. As an extra, this dial also has the Explorer configuration and is completely original with nicely aged luminous dots. The steel case with serial 369xxx measures 34mm excl Rolex crown and looks hardly polished. Movement is the automatic Rolex Cal. 1530 which is working fine. Really rare is the fact that it comes in it’s original box including Air King Cigarette card and it has the original papers. Attached is a new Rolex croco band with buckle. Truly rare piece which will only go up in value.

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What a lovely and rare little Longines this is… it’s a so called ‘Stop and Go’ chrono which was made just before the ‘Chrono Stop’ and uses the same base calibre. A similar model but in gold is pictured in the Longines book by Goldberger. This example is in a great original condition with beautiful original black military dial with all original hands and luminous markers. The steel case measures approx. 33mm excl the original crown. because of the thickness of the case and rotating bezel it looks a bit larger. The reference is 20187 and was delivered to Slovakia in 1938 (Longines Archive info). Movement is Cal 12.68Z Stop which is running perfectly. Attached to the fixed lugs is a period style pigskin band. A truly rare piece which will compliment any Longines collection.

Price: Euro 3.850,-

This is a New Old Stock Omega De Ville in solid 18K gold with original box & papers. It was sold in Rome in 1974. Reference is 111-077 and has serial number 32 million. The watch is really as new and beautifully made. It’s even got the original leather band with gold plaque Omega buckle + the original box and warranty papers. The solid gold 18K case measures nearly 34mm excl the original crown. Movement is Omega’s manual Cal. 620 which is working perfectly. This classic with all the goodies is offered for a really good price.

Price: Euro 1.295,-

Great looking Enicar Sherpa Super Divette from the mid 60′s. Beautiful all original condition with stunning black dial with rotating inner-bezel. The steel case measures a nice 36mm excl the original Enicar crowns. Movement is Enicar’s own automatic which was recently serviced (my watchmaker closed it really tight so can’t open the caseback). Attached is a NOS Tropic band. Very high quality watch for an increadible price.

Price: Euro 999,-

This is one of the earliest and most desirable Longines 13ZN’s. Longines made the 13ZN from 1936 with a single pusher, and enamel dials. In 1937 they started with two-pusher models in 35mm and few with oversize 37mm cases. This example is one of the latter with rare 37mm oversize case which was delivered to Italy in 1937 (Longines archive info). Even more rare is the stunning original Sandwich dial, made from 2 layers. Above all it’s original, three colors with inner scale. It’s also the largest dial fitted to a 13ZN which makes the watch look even larger. The original blued hands are stunning and really suit the watch. The 13ZN Flyback movement is running strong and remains one of the best movements ever made. The steel case is in superb condition and has ‘fixed’ lugs. Ultra, ultra rare 13ZN which will complement any Longines collection.

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This Speedmaster # 145.022 was made only for 9 months just after the Moonlanding in 1969 and is therefore one of the rarer versions. The difference with the regular 145.022 Cal. 861 is the special caseback and a different bracelet. This one is fully original and in very good overall condition. The beautiful original dial has nicely aged indexes and it still retains the original hands. The Cal. 861 manual movement has been serviced and has serial 32 mio. which dates it to 1970. The original bracelet is a rare version which was also used for a short period also. The watch will be delivered with an original Omega period box. It’s one of the best examples I’ve seen of this model.

Price: Euro 3.350,-

Rare Heuer Chronograph from the fifties retailed by Turler. Whilst Heuer is most famous by their 60′s / 70′s sports watches, they actually made really nice watches in the 40′s and 50′s also. This lovely steel chrono has a beautiful steel 35mm screw-back waterproof case with Heuer engraving in the caseback. The original dial with luminous markers is in great condition, sligthly aged and has the Turler signature (Swiss retailer who originally sold the watch). The original blued hands are stunning and match the blue base 1000 ring perfectly. Movement is Heuer signed with a Venus base and is working perfectly. Rare piece which is still affordable compared to the later Heuer chrono’s.

Price: Euro 2.375,-

One of the cleanest designs ever made,  certainly the most beautiful winding crown ever designed. This is the first series of the famous Breguet Type 20 from 1954. It’s the military variant with military engravings & service marks and unmarked dial. It comes with a Breguet Extract which states it was delivered  to the ‘Ministere de l’Air on the 17th of June 1955′. The steel screw-back case is in great condition and measures 38mm excl crowns. The dial and hands are original and have aged nicely with the tritium markers having a tan color (pictures are a bit reflected but the dial is really nice). Movement is the famous Valjoux 222 with Flyback which is in very good condition and just serviced. Attached is a nice brown leather band. These are getting thin on the ground, combined with a price to sell you have to act quickly. The last one (with relumed markers) sold at auction for appox. 13.000,- euro in May 2012, so this one really is a steal.

Price: Euro 9.275,-

These oversize Longines are quite rare and sought-after. This is a rare specimen with original two-tone black-silver dial (well, the black has become a nice dark-brown) with art-deco numerals. The Steel slim case measures a whopping 38mm excl. crown. Reference is 22519 and it has a 6,6 mio serial number which brings it to 1943. It was delivered in 1943 to Slovakia. The caseback has a later inscription from 1944. Movement is the high quality Longines 12.68Z. Attached is a super-nice Longines dark-brown band with Longines period buckle.

Price: Euro 1.760,-

Lovely Art Deco Eberhard from the 30′s. It’s got a very special & attractive curved two-piece stainless steel case which I’ve never seen before. It measures 32mm across and has fixed lugs. The original  black dial has beautiful gilt printing and has aged slightly and is becoming tropical. Movement is Eberhard’s own manual 15 jewels. Attached is a black suede vintage strap. Rare watch for a small price.

Price: Euro 750,-

Another Longines classic; the famous 13ZN flyback chrono with waterproof case. Considered as one of, or maybe the best chrono movements ever made! This piece is from 1946 and was originally delivered to Mexico (Longines Archive info). The original dial has aged a bit and has lot’s of vintage charm especially with the blued steel hands. The stunning waterproof case with round pushers measures 37mm. Attached is a high quality Horoween cordovan strap. Because of their rarity and quality movement, 13ZN’s keep-on rising in value and rightfully so. You have to be fast with this one as the price is right!

Price: euro 8.950,-

Ultra rare Jaeger LeCoultre Snowdrop Memovox ref. E877. One of the 70′s icons, this Snowdrop was made in only 2100 pieces in the early 70′s. They mainly had white or black dials but were also delivered with this rare exotic sunburst dial in blue. The original dial is really stunning. The steel one-piece case is very nice and typical, being completely symetrically round and measures a large 43mm. Movement is the Memovox Cal. 916 with Alarm function. The watch is in mint condition and has recently been serviced. It also retains it’s original JLC steel bracelet.

Price: euro 3.960,-

Very interesting drivers watch from the 50′s. It’s got a special case whereby one can open the case by pushing the front button and the watch ‘pops open’. It’s agled so when one is driving you don’t have to take the hands off the steering wheel. It’s beautifully made with brown croco skin on-top of the case. The watch case is steel with a manual movement made by Crawford. It has a nice original dial with applied gold indexes. Attached is a new special band which suits it perfectly. Rare funny piece.

Price: euro 699,-

Beautiful Monte Carlo Chronograph in the most desirable configuration; with backelite bezel and MK1 pushers. Classic Tudor chrono with nice original dial with aged indexes first year of production from 1972. Nice thick case (hardly polished) with serial 775xxx which is clearly readable. Attached is the original #7836  folded Rolex bracelet with 380 end-pieces. Movement is the manual Valjoux 234 which is working perfectly. Rare first edition Monte Carlo for a special price.

Price Euro 8.750,-

Mathey Tissot actually made the Breguet Type 20′s, something which is not widely known. They also made the same watch under their own name in very small quantity’s which is extremely rare. This is a minty civilian version of the famous Type 20 with Valjoux 222 Flyback movement from the end 50′s. The large 39mm  screw-back case is the same as Breguet and really shows it’s quality. The original dial is minty with luminous markers & hands. One of the cleanest and most beautiful chrono’s made.

Price Euro 5.800,-

This is really rare piece, an Auricoste prototype for the French Airforce. In the 50′s the French Airforce used Type 20 Flyback chrono’s by Breguet, Vixa, Airain, Dodane and Auricoste. In the early 60′s Auricoste made this prototype with steel screwback case & gloss dial but it was never issued so only a handfull exist. It’s really beautiful and resembles the Blancpain Air Command, mainly because of the original gloss dial. It has a rotating bezel and the case measures 38mm excl. crown. The flyback movement is a rare Cal. 2040 by Lemania. One of the rarest military watches.

Price Euro 4.720,-