Private Brokerage
Discreet Guidance for Collectors
From sourcing an elusive reference to representing an important watch, every engagement is personal, considered and confidential.
Sell a Watch
- Initial confidential review
- Market assessment
- Presentation strategy
- Access to suitable collectors
- Negotiation and transaction support
- Discreet representation
Source a Watch
- Requirement consultation
- Market research
- Global network sourcing
- Condition assessment
- Authentication support
- Negotiation and acquisition assistance
Collection Advisory
- Collection planning
- Gap analysis
- Consolidation
- Long-term curation
- Diversification
- Exit strategy where appropriate
Authentication and Due Diligence
- Reference checking
- Condition review
- Provenance review
- Documentation review
- Independent specialist coordination where needed
Collection Building
- Taste and objective discovery
- Strategic acquisitions
- Balance between vintage and modern
- Preservation of long-term value
- Personal rather than trend-driven advice
Process
How the Process Works
- 01
Initial Conversation
A private discussion of the watch, the objective and the timeframe.
- 02
Research and Assessment
Reference, condition and provenance reviewed carefully.
- 03
Representation or Acquisition
Discreet introduction, negotiation and completion.
Trust and Confidentiality
Names, holdings and transactions are never discussed outside the engagement. Photographs of your watch are used only with permission. Where a watch is represented publicly, the owner remains anonymous.
All enquiries are handled with complete discretion.
A Global Network
Relationships built across London, Monaco and further afield allow watches to move quietly between collectors who value them, rather than through open marketplaces.