Tag Archives: 18ct gold watch

Omega 18ct gold 1947

Posted on 15/08/2013 by robswatches

I seem to be drawn more and more to this brand and, when I think of it, founded in 1848, and at the forefront of design and innovation ever since, it’s no wonder. As a watchmaker in the 70’s, many … Continue reading →

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Cartier Santos

Posted on 06/08/2013 by robswatches

  Although Cartier has genuine pedigree, being founded in 1847, the brand has never been technically innovative. Cartier is a high fashion brand whose strength seems to have been in quality and innovative design. For me, never really that exciting. … Continue reading →

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Zelus Chronograpgh 18ct gold 1950c

Posted on 07/06/2011 by robswatches

  The Zelus is an obscure brand that I was unable to find any information on. I’m guessing that the brand is probably Italian with a Swiss movement. This is an 18ct gold three register chronograph with no dedicated second hand. … Continue reading →

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Patek Philippe 1873

Posted on 29/05/2011 by robswatches

  In 1842 French watchmaker Adrien Philippe invented the keyless wind mechanism which allowed watches to be wound and set by means of crown rather than a key. In 1951 he formed a partnership with Polish watchmaker Antoni Patek and … Continue reading →

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Jaeger leCoultre 18ct gold c1969

Posted on 11/05/2011 by robswatches

Together with Patek Phillippe and IWC, the Jaeger leCoultra is in the top echelon of desirability for me.      On my limited budget, it took me a long time to find this exquisitely simple dress watch.  It’s all you would expect from a classic … Continue reading →

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