Luxury Watch Guide

Welcome to our luxury watch guide where we provide information and advice on all things to do with luxury watches.

Buying a luxury watch is for most people a very rare event. Watches are bought on special occasions, and bought to last, so are rarely replaced.

Even collectors cannot buy too many due to the cost.

There are many factors determining choices made when purchasing these watches. For some, brand identity is of parramount importance, or perhaps even a specific watch which has some significance. Common examples of this are watches worn by famous actors in classic films.

Others look for rarity, for example limitied editions with special serial numbers and features.

Others of course look at the technical specification of a watch, i.e. the number of "complications" the movement features.

Most luxury watches hold their value extremely well and there is a lively trade in vintage rolex and omega watches, as well as many other high end brands.

These watches are often a very good investment, assuming of course that you understand the market and know your products. That said, most of us just want a nice watch to wear every day, that gives accurate time, and ultimately, a little please each time we look at our timepiece!