Rolex Watches

Hans Wilsdorf had a dream for watches to be worn on the wrist, which came to fruition when he founded Rolex in 1905 at the age of 24. Hans saw the inconsistencies and unreliably of Wristwatches of the time and begin his journey to create the Rolex of today. Elegant, refined and precise. The Rolex we know today is all of these things and more. There's a reason why Rolex holds their value and is a highly sought after piece for men and women alike. Explore Hans Wilsdorf's vision, explore Rolex.

Rolex Model List

• Rolex Submariner Watches
• Rolex Daytona Watches
• Rolex Deepsea Watches
• Rolex Sea-Dweller Watches
• Rolex Datejust Watches
• Rolex Day-Date Watches
• Rolex Sky-Dweller Watches
• Rolex GMT-Master Watches
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual Watches
• Rolex Yacht-Master Watches
• Rolex Explorer Watches

Omega Watches

Omega watches was founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland. He sold his watches to customers all over the globe until he passed away in 1879. Not wanting to let their father's vision wane, Bradnt's sons carried on his legacy. They released the Labrador in 1892, then two years later released the 19-line Omega Caliber which brought the Omega name to fame. In modern times we've seen Omega watches that have been to the Moon with Speedmaster Apollo line and also in James Bond Movies such as the limited edition Omega Seamaster Spectre.

Omega Model List

• Omega Seamaster Watches
• Omega SpeedmasterWatches
• Omega Planet Ocean Watches
• Omega Constellation Watches
• Omega De Ville Watches

Tudor Watches

A Swiss Watchmaking company named "Veuve de Philippe Huther" by the advisement of Rolex Founder Hans Wilsdorf. Eventually Hans Wilsdorf took over Tudor itself, and began to change the company into something that could be reliable and dependable. Using his knowledge applied to Rolex timepieces, he look towards Tudor with the same vision. Thus Tudor became a watch line that was much more affordable option opposed to Rolex, but still had very similar qualities. Such things as water proof Oyster case and quality bracelets. They became so reliable that even the French Navy began to use Tudor watches with a simple NATO strap.

Tudor Model List

• Tudor Heritage Watches
• Tudor Fast Rider Watches
• Tudor Pelagos Watches

Audemars Piguet Watches

Audemars Piget had their name established by their two founders Jules-Louis Audemars and Edward-Auguste Piguet. Initially, the pair produced pocket watches with complications but in 1889, they had released Audemars Piguet Grande Complication. It was a complex pocket watch that was entered at the World Exhibition in Paris and won a medal. This led to their next great feat, in 1891, Audemars Piguet had successfully crafted the first wrist watch with a minute repeater. Audemars Piguet was so immensely popular that even the Great Depression or WW2 could stop their climb to the top, and even today they still remain at the top of Swiss Luxury.

Audemar Piguet Model List

• Audemar Piguet Royal Oak Watches
• Audemar Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Watches
• Audemar Piguet Royal Oak Concept Watches
• Audemar Piguet Millenary Watches
• Audemar Piguet Jules Audemars Watches

IWC Watches

The International Watch Company (IWC) is one of the most historic watch manufacturers around. IWC was established in 1868 by the American watch designer, Florentine Ariosto Jones. Famed for combining high-quality craftsmanship with beautiful designs, IWC is also notable for being the only major luxury Swiss manufacturer to be based in the east of Switzerland. Typically, IWC timepieces benefit from classic designs and legible watch faces, which combine to help give them a timeless appeal. Historically, the company's models were primarily aimed at men, although this has changed in more recent years, with many of the Portofino models, in particular, exhibiting more feminine features.

IWC Model List

• IWC Aquatimer Watches
• IWC Da Vinci Watches
• IWC Ingenieur Watches
• IWC Pilot Watches
• IWC Portofino Watches
• IWC Portugieser Watches