Our Watch Brands

One of Switzerland's premier jewelers and home to many of the finest timepieces in the world. Also a manufacturer of their own exclusive fine timepieces, which embody the aesthetic, quality, and competence of this house's prestigious name. Carl F. Bucherer is the 2009 winner of the prestigious Golden Balance Wheel award.

We present their newest timepiece collection, which combines heirloom aesthetics and micromechanic ingenuity.

Pictured here is the Patravi TravelTec GMT. Massive 46mm stainless steel case. The world’s only 3-time zone chronograph. CFB hand-finished automatic movement. The case has a sapphire reveal on its side, showing its diamond plasma-plated movement parts.

Known to be one of the greatest watchmakers in the world, Webb C. Ball made late 19th-century travel a safer endeavour by creating a Time Standard -- a system by which accuracy and uniformity in timekeeping was achievable. The phrase "being on the Ball" is in fact a reference to that standard. Whether mountain-climbing in subzero temperatures, diving many feet below the ocean's surface, or re-entering the Earth's orbit, accurate and reliable timekeeping is of the essence.

Pictured here is the Engineer Hydrocarbon Titanium. This tough-as-nails automatic wrist watch is shock-resistant, water-resistant, antimagnetic, and implements Ball Watch's constant-illumination technology, which makes for unparalleled nighttime visibility. 42mm titanium and stainless steel case, unidirectional lapse-time bezel, superthick sapphire crystal, screw-in crown with patented crown protection system.

The epitome of authenticity and haute horlogerie. Each Nomos watch encases its very own proprietary clockworks. Hand-crafted, designed, implemented and manufactured in Glashütte, Germany. The design, craftsmanship and materials of Nomos put them in a league of their own.

Pictured here is Nomos' Club automatic, encasing a manufacture calibre, self-winding movement and built entirely in-house in Glashütte. Available with light or dark dial, in 40mm case without date or 41.6mm with date.

Jorg Hysek is one of the originators of avant garde haute horlogerie. You can always tell a Hysek watch by its edgy architectural lines, and his newest collection incorporates some mechanics of staggering complexity. Despite their size, you'll also find his watches to be very ergonomic.

Pictured here is the X-Ray Perpetual Calendar in 18ct rose gold. Mechanical automatic movement customized by Hysek, case measures 51 x 41 x 13 mm, twin sapphire crystals. Limited to 30 pieces worldwide.

Founded by Adolph Huguenin in 1880, Huguenin made pocketwatches of extreme complexity. Today they are known for their oversized (48mm) classic pilot's watch. The size is correct for split-second reference of the chronograph or the time.

Pictured here is the PVD full-lume dial. Other variations: brushed stainless steel case, black dial. As pictured $1,600.

Founded in 2003, Azimuth Watch Company of Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, specializes in retrograde and bi-retrograde complications as well as novelty timepieces that are truly unique.

Complementing their retrograde complications are such avant garde pieces as the Roulette (pictured above), Mr. Roboto and the Gauge Mecha executions, as well as their military line, with large pilot styling and manual wind Unitas movements.

One of the most exciting new entrées into the sport watch arena is Môntrèk, where European design and case craftsmanship meet the reliability of Japan's best automatic movement.

Pictured here is the Môntrèk Square Diver. Automatic Miyota 8215 movement with date indication, sweep seconds hand & parashock absorber. Stainless steel case, uni-directional diver bezel, helium escape valve, screw-down crown, screw-down steel caseback & sapphire crystal. Water-resistant to 1,000M (3,300 feet).

As pictured $850.

German-born master watchmaker Martin Braun's creative genius shows through in every watch he makes, from somber classics, to sports-car inspired chronographs, as well as high complications such as the Heliozentric and, more recently, the Kephalos.

Shown here is the beautiful Hyperion, which incorporates the Selene's impeccably accurate moonphase, with an in house-built constant-force tourbillon. A masterpiece for the world. Price upon request. [ROLLOVER IMAGE FOR VIEW OF THE BACK]

We're your direct source for Panerai, including models most difficult to find.

Contact us with the PAM number you're looking for, and we'll get you a price on your next Italian masterpiece.

Our own brand, crafted in Switzerland, features excellent value and functionality. Fitted into its solid gold or steel case is a high-grade automatic movement which has been tested and regulated in-house to our exacting standards.

A clean, contemporary design created by Swiss architect and designer Max Bill and part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

Shown here is the Junghans Chronoscope, powered by a Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement. Fine 41mm stainless steel case, domed Perspex crystal, superluminova hands and markers -- a lean beauty. Made in Germany.

Also available: Automatic with date in 40 mm case, automatic time-only in 37.7 mm case, and manual wind time-only in 34.4 mm case.

In our ever-changing vintage gallery are watches from great makers such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Vacheron and Cartier. Contact us if you have a high-grade watch to sell or trade, or if you are looking for a specific vintage or preowned contemporary watch.

We break all the rules here! No wheels, no springs, no oil, no grumpy watchmakers, but a worthy dg timepiece just the same.

Haute cool, haute tech, haute horlogerie?

Shown here is the 316 stainless steel case and bracelet. Patented digital movement with alarm and e-light function. Water resistant to 50 meters / 165 feet / 5 atm. A revolutionary way of telling time. Kit with interchangable leather and rubber straps.