VINTAGE WATCH REFERENCE
PARIS - SAINT-TROPEZ
Montres de prestige
Les plus grandes marques de montres en occasion
Les 10 dernières montres mises en ligne
Tudor Submariner 7928 de 1966
Longines Majetek Vintage - 1937
Girard Perregaux Vintage 1945 - Ref 2594
Eterna Majetek - 1939
Rolex Prince Brancard Argent de 1939 Ref 971
Rolex Day-Date Président Or Blanc Full Set de 1968
Blancpain Fifty Fathoms No Radiation - 1965
Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris E859 – 1968
Zrc Grands Fonds Série 3 Gendarmerie Maritime (Marine Nationale)
Airin 1000 M - 1990






Notre sélection de montres
Here we present a very rare and splendid Fifty Fathoms No Radiation with a 37.5 mm diameter case. Very few models were produced in this diameter. The dial is exceptionally beautiful. It underwent a complete overhaul at the end of 2024.
In 1963, Jaeger-Lecoultre launched a pre-production run of 50 pieces of its new Mémovox Polaris model. It was not until 1965 that the definitive model was produced in large numbers by its workshops under the reference E 859. 1,714 examples of this watch were produced and sold between 1965 and 1970. How many remain in private collections today? It was a unique watch at the time, revolutionising the world of scuba diving with its alarm function and rotating inner bezel. The Polaris is easily recognisable by its three crowns, one of which operates the hours and minutes, the other the inner rotating bezel and the last regulates the alarm by means of a central indexed disc. When it debuted in 1965, it was marketed with a lacquered dial and applied steel hour-markers. Then came the second model in 1968 under the reference E859, which adopted a matt dial and large luminescent hour-markers, more suited to diving. The Compressor-type case has 3 backs, one protecting the movement, the second ensuring water-resistance, and the third openworked to help the ringing sound propagate. The model on offer dates from 1968 and comes with an archive extract issued by Jeager Lecoultre. This is a historic diving model. A grail for the great collectors of diving watches, on a par with Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms. The value of this model has risen steadily, even during periods of market downturn. It is undoubtedly one of the best investments of the moment, and it is not unrealistic to predict that it will fetch well over €40,000 in the next few years.
Superb 1978 Explorer 1655 full set with its 1979 purchase invoice from a jewelry store on Madison Avenue NEW YORK for $825. It is in perfect condition. To buy in complete safety, we have had a full appraisal carried out by WATCH CERTIFICATE with a recognized Parisian expert. This report is available on request. Conformity Score : 100/100.
Superb and rare Rolex Submariner 1680 red diver's wristwatch on steel Oyster bracelet. Box, on box and original papers. This watch is from the year 1972 serial number 3.061.... Very nice patina on the indexes. Beautiful dial highlighted by the Expert. To buy in complete security, we have had a full appraisal carried out by WATCH CERTIFICATE with a recognized Parisian expert. This expertise is available on request. Note attributed Condition Score: 96/100 - Conformity Score: 100/100
Splendid example of a Rolex Sea Dweler double red Great White with a rare MK3 dial (6 open and fine crown logo). This watch bears the serial number starting with 3577 “ ‘ ’, it is from 1974. It is in perfect mechanical condition and has been recently serviced. To buy in complete safety, we have commissioned WATCH CERTIFICATE to carry out a full appraisal with a recognized Parisian expert. To find out more about this certification and its exclusive advantages, visit the Watch Certificate website. Despite a downturn in the market, which we have taken into account in our price, and before a new up-cycle begins, don't expect too much. This kind of mythical timepiece will remain an excellent long-term investment pleasure.
This model did not see the light of day until 1961, after a longer development period and rigorous testing, to be able to boast of being one of the only diver's watches with an aquatic alarm. Thanks to the Vulcain V-10 calibre and its vibrating hammer with its elastic membrane, but also thanks to its triple caseback acting as a sounding board. This Vulcain Cricket Nautical is the fruit of research by three personalities: Hans Keller, a pioneer of deep-sea diving, Max-Yves Brandily, an explorer/filmmaker, and Arthur Droz, a national diving instructor. The result is a dial with a unique aesthetic, notably with thevisual indication of decompression stops, the steps needed to reduce the level of nitrogen or helium in the blood, with a mobile dial superimposed under a fixed dial and adjustable via the crown at 4 o'clock. And that's not counting its water resistance to 300 metres, housed in a 42 mm case with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. This watch is virtually impossible to find on the market today, especially in this exceptional condition, with all its functions in perfect working order. One of the 5 most mythical watches for a collector of rare diving watches.
Une histoire, une passion
L’amateur de belle horlogerie ne regarde jamais l’heure, il regarde sa montre.
A l’origine de VINTAGE WATCH REFERENCE un collectionneur animé par plus de 30 ans de passion horlogère. Amoureux des belles pièces d’horlogerie, celles sur lesquelles la patine du temps s’est couchée doucement en leur donnant une âme et une personnalité unique.
Quoi de plus beau que de porter ces splendides montres qui ont connu la profondeur des océans au poignet des tous premiers plongeurs de combat, celles emportées dans les airs par des pilotes de chasse ou encore gravi l’Everest lors des premières grandes expéditions pour atteindre le toit du monde.
Porter ces montres, c’est ressentir la passion de ces explorateurs et aventuriers qui les ont portées avant nous. Nous ne serons qu’un petit maillon dans la longue chaine de leurs propriétaires; Nous en sommes les gardiens, elles appartiennent à l’histoire et au temps passé et à venir.









