Ball Watch Company Engineer II Moon Calendar Limited Edition - White

Ball Watch Company Engineer II Moon Calendar Limited Edition - White

£2,500

Limited Edition of 1000 Pieces. Ball Watch Company Engineer II Moon Calendar Limited Edition NM3016C-S1J-WH. Simple functionality and elegant design. Performance of fine-tuned precision paired with tough craftsmanship. Unstoppable glow of micro gas tubes. Rooted in purposeful watchmaking, the Engineer II Moon Calendar is a dress watch with distinction. From its artful moon phase display to its robust stainless steel construction, it is a timepiece that is designed to go everywhere imagination leads. Day, date, month, and moon phase.

Ball Watch Company Engineer Hydrocarbon Original

Ball Watch Company Engineer Hydrocarbon Original

£2,770

Ball Watch Company Engineer Hydrocarbon Original DM2118B-SCJ-BK. Designed for tackling the inhospitable underwater world, the Original is the product of an impressive legacy of functions developed for the Engineer Hydrocarbon collection over the years, combining reliability, solidity and functionality.   The Engineer Hydrocarbon Original's unidirectional bezel is made of sapphire and is graduated so that the diver can measure their dive time accurately, Water-resistant to 200 meters, this model is one of the few to feature luminous micro tubes of H₃ gas inside the sapphire bezel.

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Grey Titanium Blue - Grey

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Grey Titanium Blue - Grey

£11,000

B.R.M. Watches FF39-40 Grey Titanium FF39-40-TG-LFG-BLM. Full Floating, a movement in total, freefall like suspension. The watch manufacture with a sporty DNA has reinterpreted two fundamentals of the mechanical world: silentblocs and belts. In addition to their fine aesthetics, these innovations make the FF39-40 the first automatic watch protected against both vertical and horizontal shocks. The concept is all in the name: FF, for Full Floating.

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Grey Titanium Black PVD Blue - Black

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Grey Titanium Black PVD Blue - Black

£11,000

B.R.M. Watches FF39-40 Grey Titanium FF39-40-TG-LFN-BLM. Full Floating, a movement in total, freefall like suspension. The watch manufacture with a sporty DNA has reinterpreted two fundamentals of the mechanical world: silentblocs and belts. In addition to their fine aesthetics, these innovations make the FF39-40 the first automatic watch protected against both vertical and horizontal shocks. The concept is all in the name: FF, for Full Floating.

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Black Titanium Orange - Black

B.R.M. Watch FF39-40 Black Titanium Orange - Black

£12,000

B.R.M. Watches FF39-40 Black Titanium FF39-40-TN-LFN-O. Full Floating, a movement in total, freefall like suspension. The watch manufacture with a sporty DNA has reinterpreted two fundamentals of the mechanical world: silentblocs and belts. In addition to their fine aesthetics, these innovations make the FF39-40 the first automatic watch protected against both vertical and horizontal shocks. The concept is all in the name: FF, for Full Floating.

B.R.M. Watch V12-44 Sport Red Hands - Black

B.R.M. Watch V12-44 Sport Red Hands - Black

£9,750

B.R.M. Watches V12-44 Sport Red Hands. BRM is the only French watchmaking manufacture, born of the strength of commitment and competitive spirit that has always fuelled Bernard Richards. Armed with over 25 years watchmaking experience, BRM watches manufactures 2,000 watches every year. Reflecting exceptional mechanical sophistication and acclaimed by the aficionados of mechanical sports. This Racing Spirit is anchored in the BRM mind: machining, chequered motorsport flags on cases and straps, high tech materials exploited in racing car construction used as watch components.

Aviator Watch Vintage Douglas Day Date - Cream

Aviator Watch Vintage Douglas Day Date - Cream

£845

Aviator Watch Vintage Douglas Day Date V.3.20.0.141.4. Since the dawn of time, humans have dreamt of flying. The history of powered and controlled aviation, which began in the early 1900s, is inseparably connected to that of wristwatches. As aviators experienced difficulties checking their pocket watches to time their performance during flights, they started to look for a solution. This resulted in the development of mens wristwatches, which allowed aviators to keep both hands on the controls.