Legal
Authenticity and Warranty
How each timepiece is assessed, and what is and is not guaranteed.
Authentication
Every watch is examined against the reference it is presented as: case geometry, dial and hand correctness, movement, and where possible serial and reference details. Independent specialists are engaged where a question falls outside our own knowledge.
Condition
Condition is described as observed. Wear, service work, replacement parts and restoration are disclosed where known. Where a claim cannot be supported, it is stated as unknown rather than assumed.
Documentation
Box, papers, service records and provenance material are listed only when physically present. Photographs of documentation are provided privately on request.
Warranty
Warranty terms vary by watch and are agreed in writing before completion. Vintage timepieces are mechanical objects with a working history and are not sold as new.
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