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An extremely rare and important Rolex "Kew Observatory" model that was submitted for tests in the observatory competition in the 1920s to prove Rolex's high quality.

We saw this incredible Breguet Tact Pocket Watch at our Event with Somlo London. This kind of watch is of undoubted importance in the history of watchmaking.

The collection of Jaeger-Le-Coultre watches belonging to Club Founder Hamish, which includes two very interesting pieces; the WWW military watch made for the British Armed Forces near the end of World War Two, and the Gold Futurematic, designed to be the most high-technology automatic movement available when launched in 1953.

A small collection of military watches.

This Guest post by Club Members Jason Saliba talks about the benefits of preserving important watch collections, presenting them to the public, and possible implications for Inheritance tax.

Preserving Significant Watch Collections

preserving significant watch collections and exhibiting them to the public

Three vintage Cartiers we were very lucky to see at an Event with Somlo London last year.

A case of Watches and Watchfinder, a large Europe-based pre-owned watch dealer. They will usually have a substantial range of popular watches like the Rolex Submariner in stock.

We were delighted to see more than one example of the famous Rolex Submariner Big Crown at our recent event with Falco Watches in London.

My kind of vintage watch! A stunning Vacheron Constantin Triple Calendar from 1946 I got to try on at our Event with Falco Watches.

A Pre-owned Rolex showing the new tag that Rolex apply to all watches that have gone through their Certified Pre-Owned Scheme. They also come with a new guarantee certificate.

We consider how to find a reliable watch dealer to buy or sell pre-owned and vintage watches.

Working with Watch Dealers: What You Need to Know

Our visit to Urwerk in Geneva where we were delighted to tour the Atelier and hear the presentation of the current range. We also got to try on Limited Editions and pieces from the historic collection.

The lounge at the Singer Atelier in Geneva where we were welcomed for refreshments and to see their amazing watches. At the other end of the space were there two watchmakers benches, with the same relaxed Californian style.

Learning about polishing components in the finishing department at Armin Strom.

We hear about the assembly process at Bremont's The Wing facility in Henley on our trip for Members last year.

Lange 1 with Gold case and Brown Engraved Dial

We explore the many benefits of visiting a Watch Atelier or Manufacture and seeing watches made up close.

Inside the Workshop: The Case for Visiting Watch Ateliers

good reasons to visit a watch atelier or manufacture

People waiting to enter The Manchester Watch Show. The day was a huge success as 850 enthusiasts explored and purchased watches from over 40 brands from across Europe.

A vintage TAG Heuer Carrera similar to that one by the young visitor to the watch show. This one was brought along to our TAG Heuer Meetup in Liverpool this summer.

Making a purchase!

Two of the rare Christopher Ward models we got to see at the showroom; the C63 Colchester in Carbon and Steel.

Reluctantly heading home on the train...

The Urwerk EMC that surprised me so much

Learning about polishing techniques at Armin Strom; they go down to sandpaper with a 1 Micron roughness!

Enthusiasts sharing watches from their collections at our Manchester Meetup this Summer.

I reflect on my Highlights from the year as the Club held or attended 58 Events in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Switzerland and Dubai.

What Made 2025 Special: Highlights from the Club

Enjoying the explanation of the new Perpetual Calendar Movement from Audemars Piguet from one of their Research and Development Team

The extraordinary Louis Vuitton Escale in Platinum with a Malachite dial.

A special edition from the Fabrique du Temps workshop with a flying tourbillon and Plique à jour enamel that allows you to see through to the movement behind.

Our Club Members enjoying an exclusive watch design session with British Microbrand Studio Underd0g

The Timezones Watch Show was held in the World's tallest building, the Burj al Khalifa Tower.

Looking down on the Dubai Watch Week Show area from a bar on the 123rd floor of the Burj Al Khalifa, were we went for drinks with other collectors.

We help you understand what's so different about Dubai Watch Week and why it's a great way to explore the industry.

Why did Dubai Watch week create such a buzz?

whats so great about Dubai watch week

Steel Membership

For the casual enjoyer of watch collecting.

Steel

Gold Membership

For those wanting to fully explore the watch world.

Gold

Join us to help us design the first Watch Collectors' Club watch for Members.

Club Watch 2026 Design Session 2

The Watch Collectors' Club Members Watch Design Session 2

The Omega Seamaster Professional No Time to Die James Bond Watch. Note the tianium Milanese mesh bracelet.

Join Club Members online to talk all things watches 

Collectors Connect February 2026

Join us to learn all about this fabulous digital tool watch made specifically for Golfers.

Exploring the TAG Heuer Connected Golf Edition in LIVERPOOL

exploring the TAG connected golf edition in liverpool

Club Members are welcome to join this next Webinar where we'll discuss the model and design options. 

Please bring any design ideas you've got, however simple or extravagant. 

Everyone is welcome regardless of whether you attended the prior session. If you want to catch up, the private YouTube link is in the Discord or on your Members email from Monday morning.

Club Watch 2026 Design Session 2

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