A reference that has influenced nearly a century of watchmaking, any top condition 130 is a Grail. But this isn't any 130. This example was retailed by Tiffany & Co. in 1951 and features a beautiful Breguet Numeral dial with the retailers stamp.

The original Rolex "SARU" GMT-Master is one of the rarest Rolex models of all time. Very few were produced and only a handful have ever appeared on the market. 

As condition becomes increasingly important for collectors, this 3800 is about as good as they come. Retailed by Gübelin, this Nautilus has been kept in outstanding condition and still stands up on its bracelet.

This exceptional Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is not only in outstanding condition, but also features the rare Khanjar Emblem of Oman on the dial.

Likely unique, this Rolex Rainbow Cellini was produced at the dawn of the brand's tenure as king of the Rainbow watches. The hand selected sapphires perfectly transition through an array of color from one end of the bracelet to the other.

Released alongside the 5070, the two references were Patek’s first modern era chronograph-only watches. Produced in very limited numbers, the Reference 5071 rarely comes to market and features 118 baguette cut diamonds throughout the bezel, case and lugs with 9 brilliant set hour markers. 

One of the most elegant Perpetual Calendar watches made, the 3448 has long been an icon of its era in Patek Philippe history. This example is in pristine condition with an outstanding original bracelet.

First introduced in 1995, this Perpetual Calendar Chronograph was produced in highly limited numbers. Its unusual shape makes this Grand Complication a standout watch in any collection.

It is already difficult to find a top level steel "Killy," but to find a rose gold example of this iconic Triple Calendar Chronograph is nearly impossible. This example is in fantastic original condition with a sharp case and attractive vintage dial.