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⁠Founded in 1737, Favre-Leuba is the second-oldest continuously operating Swiss watch manufacture. Over 200 years later, in 1962, they released the Bivouac: the world’s first wristwatch equipped with a fully functional aneroid barometer 🩵⁠ —⁠ Rare 1960s Favre-Leuba Bivouac Ref. 53203 | Available now on the C+T site.

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⁠Now one of the most requested watches here at Craft + Tailored, the WatchCo Seamaster 300 watches have amassed a cult-like following for their functionality, aesthetic, and value 🪸⁠ —⁠ Omega Seamaster 300 Ref. 166.024 “WatchCo” | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠A collector favorite that is instantly recognizable as an item of refined quality and functional design 🤍⁠ —⁠ *Unpolished* 1979 Rolex Datejust Ref. 16014 | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠Among the rarest and most desirable of Bulova’s Art Deco era innovations is the White Prince, an extraordinary interpretation of the “direct-read” or jump-hour wristwatch 🤴⁠ —⁠ Rare 1932 Bulova “White Prince” Digital Display Jump Hour ‘Cal. 10AT’ | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠An outstanding, rare, and unpolished example from a legendary brand 🛩️⁠ —⁠ Rare *Unpolished* 1960s Universal Genève Aero-Compax Ref. 890100/01 | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠A sharp silver dial with sub-dials that reveal their subtle bronze patina in the sunlight ⚔️⁠ —⁠ 1992 Tudor Big Block Chronograph Ref. 79180 featuring a silver dial with semi-tropical sub-dials | Available now on the C+T site.

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⁠Representing Patek Philippe’s dedication to elegant, architecturally inspired dress watches that embrace geometric forms, precious metals, and unmistakable Art Deco influences: the Gondolo 🚡⁠ —⁠ 1977 Patek Philippe Gondolo Ref. 3467J in 18K yellow gold — comes with box, Certificate of Origin, sales receipt, and Patek Philippe service history | Available now on the C+T site.

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⁠With a rich tropical brown patina on an iconic Rolex design, this “Meters First” Red Submariner is nothing short of exceptional. In fact, it’s one of the finest examples we’ve had the pleasure of offering 🔺⁠ —⁠ Tropical 1970 Rolex Red Submariner Ref. 1680, featuring a Mk. II “Meters First” dial — comes complete with box & papers | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠A landmark release from Omega that would go on to be the first watch on the moon 🌜️⁠ —⁠ 1966 Omega Speedmaster Professional Ref. 105.012 “Pre-Moon” with a Cal. 321 movement | Available now on the C+T site.

The vintage Yema Yachtingraf Régate “Blue Ship” is a coveted piece within the Yema and regatta chronograph collecting communities, but we think it’s time for this funky-yet-functional tool watch to have its turn in the spotlight ⛵️

⁠In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes, and the vintage silver dial Datejust never going out of style 🖋️⁠ —⁠ 1964 Rolex Datejust Ref. 1603 | Available now on the C+T site.

⁠A familiar favorite for Top Gun fans 😎⁠ —⁠ 1980s Porsche Design Chronograph PVD Ref. 7176S “Top Gun” | Available now on the C+T site.

A subtle, yet undeniably handsome, take on the GMT from Zodiac — a brand that remains inexplicably under-the-radar ✈️ —⁠ 1970s Zodiac Aerospace GMT Ref. 752-925 | Available now on the C+T site.