Audemars Piguet

Ref. 26227BC.YY.D326CR.01-A
Model: "Rainbow" Concept Flying Tourbillon 
Audemars Piguet's Concept series has been at the very forefront of mechanical watch design since the turn of the millennium. Their history of gem setting is second to none, and their production of the self-winding tourbillon wristwatch is venerated in the industry. Combining this expertise in one dazzling timepiece is no mean feat, but the Concept Flying Tourbillon “Rainbow” again proves AP's mastery of the craft. With 468 gemstones of 12 different types having all been colour matched, graded, and set with precision, including on the front of the lightweight flying tourbillon cage itself. The 38mm white gold case curves elegantly and hugs the wrist tightly, right through to the gem set folding clasp. Sourced from a private collector, this 26227BC is currently the only example available for sale internationally, and comes complete with the original box, warranty card, additional rubber strap, and booklets.

Price £239,500 

A. Lange & Söhne

Ref. 722.050
Model: Lange 1 Tourbillon 
In 2010, A. Lange & Söhne released an exclusive trilogy of limited edition timepieces, paying tribute to their founder, Ferdinand Adolf Lange. The present Lange 1 Tourbillon is part of an extremely limited edition of 150 pieces. Made to turn heads, this wristwatch is encased in “honey gold”, a patented in-house developed alloy that emits an extremely attractive, golden hue and is reserved for the brands most treasured editions.The same material is employed in other parts of the watch, including the hands and, most notably, the bridges of the movement, visible through the aperture in the dial. Further highlighting the prestige of this limited edition, even the exquisitely decorated dial is fashioned from solid gold. With its deceptively minimalistic , yet highly intricate case - as suggested by the bevels of the lugs - the watch exudes elegance, strength and style. The architecture of the movement itself employs the typical Saxonian three-quarter plate, decorated with the telltale undulating Lange décor, and boasts a mind-blowing total of 51 jewels: 49 rubies and 2 diamond. By comparison, some grand complication Swiss movements feature a similar number of jewels to that reserved for this tourbillon wristwatch: this highlights the absolutely undisputed level of quality and finish A. Lange & Söhne reserved for these exceptional timepieces. Beautifully preserved, this exceptionally rare timepiece presents in excellent overall condition and is complete with its original guarantee and presentation box.

Price £99,500 

Rolex

Ref. 116515LN
Model: Chocolate Dial Daytona 
When Rolex launched the 116515LN at the Basel show it was one of the most talked about releases of the year, the first time that Cerachrom had been used on the iconic Daytona, referencing the vintage acrylic bezels of the mid sixties, but in a new, high-tech, near indestructible material of modern watchmaking. This example, with the chic chocolate brown dial is complete with the original box, warranty card & booklets and is presented on a matching brown Rubber B strap.

Patek Philippe

Ref. 5320G-001
Taking inspiration from its ancestral greats, the ref. 5320G-001 exudes a strong vintage appeal and is considered to be one of the finest contemporary Perpetual Calendars produced by Patek Philippe. The present watch is superbly sophisticated and co-signed by "Tiffany & Co.” on the dial. Drawing not just visual appeal, but also a rarity recognised by collectors who understand the unique and special relationship between Patek and the exclusive New York boutique. Found in "New old Stock " condition, the watch is found complete with Tiffany papers and the iconic robin’s-egg blue outer box.

Price £119,000