Auction Advice • 03/05/2025 Navigating the Gavel's Grasp: Are Luxury Watch Auctions Your Next Winsome Investment?
Auction Advice • 29/07/2026 Buying at auction for the first time: the unwritten rules, the hidden fees, and the lots nobody sees Learn how watch auctions really work: registration, bidding methods, all-in costs beyond the hammer, condition checklists, and long-term value drivers for Rolex, Patek Philippe, Jaeger-LeCoultre and more.
Auction Advice • 19/06/2026 Why Phillips' horology-history lots are quietly the most important auction story of 2026 How Phillips’ Geneva watch auctions quietly built a horology history vertical that prioritises movement architecture and chronometry over celebrity provenance, reshaping what serious collectors treat as future grails.
Investment Watches • 29/05/2026 Box and papers really matter: a buyer's calculation of provenance, completeness and resale Discover how watch box and papers value affects resale prices, auction results and insurance, with practical tactics for negotiating, storing and documenting your collection.
Auction Advice • 11/04/2026 How a GMT watch truly works for modern travellers Understand how a GMT watch works, from the extra hand and bezel to setting local, UTC and dual time for serious luxury travel collectors. by Fabien Leroux
Case & Material Insights • 25/02/2026 Rm 35-02 and the art of ultra light luxury watchmaking An in depth look at the rm 35-02 by Richard Mille, exploring its tpt case, movement architecture, Nadal connection, and place among modern luxury sports watches. by Fabien Leroux
Auction Advice • 12/06/2025 Navigating the Gavel's Swing: A Connoisseur's Guide to Predicting Luxury Watch Auction Trends Expert insights into the intricacies of luxury watch auctions. Discover how to predict trends, make informed bids, and grow your high-end watch collection with strategic acumen. by Iona Pettigrew
Auction Advice • 10/01/2025 The Thrill of Bidding: Luxury Watch Auctions Unveiled Explore the captivating world of luxury watch auctions, where Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet watches find new homes. by Rosalind Harkness
