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For the love
of the watch.

Luxury Perpetual grew from a passion for collecting. A place to discover pre-owned watches, explore the details and talk about what makes a piece feel right.

1815 Chronograph 414.028Crash Skeleton Rose GoldRéserve de Marche Cream Dial ‘SENSU NOS’
Brass bridges, gears and jewels inside a vintage G. Seifert mechanical watch movement
G. Seifert movement · Michel Villeneuve · CC BY 2.0

An eye for detail.
A personal approach.

Some details stay with you. A dial, a movement, the feeling of a watch on your wrist.

Luxury Perpetual began with an interest in collecting. That curiosity remains at the heart of the collection, alongside the people who come to explore it.

Whether it’s your first luxury watch or a reference you’ve followed for years, we believe there should be space to ask questions and choose at your own pace.

Discover the collection

Care in
the details.

A considered choice begins with a clear conversation.

The watch.

Reference, proportions, materials and finish. We’re drawn to the details that give each piece its character.

The confidence.

Authenticity, condition and accompanying documents matter. Take a closer look at the individual watch, beyond the model name.

The conversation.

Tell us what matters to you. Buying, sourcing or selling starts with understanding what you have in mind.

Your next chapter.
Let’s talk watches.

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Collector’s notes

01The inscription

Rolex · Ref. 6239 · 1968

Joanne Woodward gave Paul Newman this Daytona and had a message engraved on the back: “DRIVE CAREFULLY ME”. Collectors had long used his name for this style of dial. In 2017 his own watch sold at Phillips in New York for US$17,752,500.

View the auction record at Phillips
02The double signature

Patek Philippe · Ref. 5711/1A-018 · 2021

Patek Philippe made 170 of these steel Nautilus watches for the 170th anniversary of its partnership with Tiffany & Co. Both houses signed the blue dial. The first example sold at Phillips for US$6,503,500 in 2021, benefitting The Nature Conservancy.

View the auction record at Phillips
03The gold bezel

Audemars Piguet · Ref. 5402 · 1978

Gérald Genta acquired this example of his own design in 1978. Look at the contrast between the yellow-gold bezel and the steel bracelet. According to his family, Genta’s atelier made the bezel. Sotheby’s described the watch as possibly unique when it came to auction in 2022.

View the auction record at Sotheby’s

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