IWC Cal. 83 Sub Second 1940

IWC Cal. 83 Sub Second 1940IWC Cal. 83 Sub Second 1940 This early IWC dress watch from 1940 is a masterclass in Swiss understatement where mechanical purity meets refined design. Its beautifully shaped downturned lugs give the stainless steel case a more sculptural presence on the wrist, and the original silver dial with sub seconds at six oclock embodies a timeless sense of balance and symmetry. Fine rose alpha hands, slender stick hour markers, and the absence of date

original dial

Here we have a beautifully finished Vacheron Constantin dress watch from the 1960s with an amazingly designed silver dial

comes with original Rolex leather strap and 18k white gold buckle

The Ultra-Thin Icon — Where minimalism meets masterful precision

The Cartier Santos Carrée 18k yellow gold reference 2960 is embodiment of Cartier’s legendary craftsmanship and timeless design

This is a watch that speaks softly — and says everything

Inside ticks the early version of the legendary Cal

Omega automatic chronometer Caliber 551 and great over all condition

total weight: 128 g

it departs from Rolex’s sportier lineage and ventures into the realm of sculptural elegance

Under the hood ticks the manual-wind Caliber P453/3B

23 mm (without crown) / 34 mm (lug-to-lug) / 16 mm (between lugs)