Watches authenticated in house & photographed as the actual unit — join the private list

Est. 2022

Made at our bench.
Authenticated in house.


Fine jewellery cut, set and finished by our own hands — and pre-owned watches photographed as the actual unit you will receive, every mark disclosed.

45 Hatton Garden, London

Made at our own benchWatches authenticated in housePhotographed as the actual unitEvery mark disclosedEst. 2022 Made at our own benchWatches authenticated in housePhotographed as the actual unitEvery mark disclosedEst. 2022

Two halves of one shop

We tell you which is which


Some of what we sell is made at our bench — cut, set and hand-finished by hand. Some of it we buy in: plated and silver-tone pieces at prices where nothing else would be honest. And some of it is pre-owned, bought outright and put in front of a watchmaker before it is put in front of you. Every piece on this site says plainly which of the three it is.

How we work

New in

Recently added

A few of the pieces that have come in most recently. Watches have a section of their own.

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A pre-owned Rolex Datejust, photographed as the unit sold

Pre-owned watches

The photographs are of the actual watch


Not a catalogue render, not a stock image of the reference. The unit we photograph is the unit that arrives, and every mark is shown and written down before it is listed. Each watch is bought outright, checked by a watchmaker against factory reference, timed across positions, and pressure-tested where the model calls for it.

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Where a piece comes from

Two jewellers at the bench, one soldering a setting under a torch

Made at our bench

One workshop, one bench


Every fine piece is cut, set, filed and polished here, then hallmarked. Where a design calls for an antique method — guilloché, milgrain, a cut-down collet — we use it, which takes longer and shows.

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Before anything is listed

How a watch earns its listing

I

Acquisition

We buy outright from private owners and trade partners, with provenance recorded at intake.

II

Watchmaker inspection

Case, bracelet, dial, hands and movement checked against factory reference under magnification.

III

Timing & pressure

Rate measured across positions; water resistance re-tested where the model calls for it.

IV

Photographed as-is

The actual unit is photographed — every mark disclosed — then listed with a written condition note.