Reference search
Focused research for rare, discontinued and difficult-to-locate references.
Private sourcing / Fine watches
A reference number identifies a model. It does not reveal the quality of the example, the integrity of its history or whether it belongs in your collection.
Begin a conversationI source fine watches for private clients seeking rare references, discontinued models, exceptional configurations and pieces with genuine collecting relevance. The brief may begin with a specific watch or with a broader ambition for a collection.
Research extends beyond availability to condition, completeness, service history, provenance and the reputation of the counterparty. I introduce clients to credible opportunities and support a considered comparison before any decision is made.
Focused research for rare, discontinued and difficult-to-locate references.
Comparison of condition, configuration, provenance, completeness and current market positioning.
Introductions to established dealers, specialists and private collectors when appropriate.
Coordination with qualified watchmakers or specialists for authentication and condition assessment.
Define the reference, aesthetic, period, condition and collecting rationale behind the search.
Research public and private opportunities and establish the context behind each candidate.
Arrange introductions and help coordinate independent verification before acquisition.
Yes. Specific references, production periods, dial variants and complete sets can form the basis of a targeted search.
No. Authentication and technical condition should be confirmed by a qualified independent watchmaker or specialist.
Yes. A search can begin with education, comparison and a clear collecting direction before a reference is selected.