Audemars Piguet

Ref. 26227BC.YY.D326CR.01-A
Model: "Rainbow" Concept Flying Tourbillon 
This watch is truly like none other, and currently the only example available internationally. A combination of next level gem-setting and horological mastery, with a self-winding ‘Flying’ tourbillon, all wrapped in a supremely elegant package. Indeed, 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 all this expertise in one dazzling timepiece is no mean feat and only proves AP's mastery of the craft. With 468 gemstones of 12 different types all 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 comes complete with the original box, warranty card, additional rubber strap, and booklets.

Price £230,000 

Patek Philippe

Ref. 5960P-016
Model: Annual Calendar Chronograph 
The Patek Philippe reference 5960 housed the brand's very first automatic chronograph calibre. With many iterations over the years, of different dial and disc colours, case metals and bracelet/straps, none are as rare as the present 5960P-016. This variant was in production for just one year between 2013 and 2014, with a rumoured production run of only 50 watches. Sporting an annual calendar and the first automatic chronograph developed and manufactured in house, the 5960P, though remaining sporty in its nature, retains much more elegance than its stainless steel brothers. The monochromatic black dial, paired with its matte black alligator strap are superb, and with a case size of 40.5mm, the watch remains utterly wearable, and extremely comfortable. Coming direct to us from its original owner and freshly unsealed from a Patek service, this example comes complete with its certificate, box and, accessories.

Price £62,500 

Patek Philippe

Ref. 5159G-012
Model: "One of 80, London Editions" Perpetual Calendar 
Patek make a vanishingly small number of limited editions and this, produced for the London Grand Exhibition, is one of only 80 ref.5159 Perpetual Calendars to be made. Sporting a specially engraved officer's case back, chic Breguet numerals (historically reserved for their most important watches) and its full suite of accessories that include a Patek winding box, certificate, stylus and booklets. Sourced from the original collector, we are proud to present this watch in superb condition.

Price £75,000 

Patek Philippe

Ref. 5270G-001
Model: "1st Gen" Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 
Arguably the most ground-breaking Perpetual Calendar Chronograph by Patek since the 1518, the 5270 was the first to feature a totally in-house movement from the Geneva brand. This example is from the first generation from 2013, a run that lasted less than 2 years with a gorgeous two-tone brushed dial recalling some of the greatest Patek dials of the early 20th Century. Freshly unsealed from a Patek service and complete with the full complement of original box, certificate, stylus and booklets.

Price £105,000