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When I first spotted this Rolex GMT-Master in Antiquorum’s catalogue, I realised there was something about it that was different, aside from the striking contrast of its dial/bezel combination against its yellow gold case – but it took a read through the description to reveal what that something was, and it turned out to be the fact that the watch lacks the usual luminous indexes and handset. Antiquorum claims close inspection indicates that the luminous coating was never applied, suggesting that the watch was a special order from the factory. That makes it interesting enough, but there’s even more of a twist to the tale in  how the vendor acquired it in 1960. The story goes that he was walking beside the Bain des Paquis in Geneva – a purpose-built bathing pool set in the lake – when he heard cries for help from the parents of a child who had fallen into the water. Neither parent could swim but, as luck would have it, the vendor was a member (and later president of) the Lac Leman

The dial The legendary status of Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas replica watch fitted with “Paul Newman” exotic dials has sent values of the best examples soaring into the stratosphere. The most paid so far is £673,000 at Christie’s in 2013 for a 1969 example in which the words “Oyster” and “Cosmograph” were transposed from their normal positions. But while enthusiasm for the model never seems to wane, the values of an arguably far more attractive Rolex chronograph from the 1960s remain relatively low. The watch in question is the delectable reference 6238, also known as the “pre-Daytona” due to it being manufactured between the first Rolex wrist chronographs made during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s and the Cosmograph/Cosmograph Daytona introduced in 1963. Examples of the 6238 appear at auction relatively rarely (certainly in relation to the perversely more valuable “PN”), and those in such well preserved condition as the one offered by Sotheby’s really are “once in a blue moon” affair

This year Omega celebrated the 70th anniversary of one of its two emblematic collections, the Seamaster. Born in 1948, made waterproof thanks to the experience acquired with military watches but in a civilian and rather elegant way, the early Seamasters were still gentlemen’s watches – and not the robust, professional tools that most of us know today. At Baselworld 2018, the brand presented an extremely faithful commemorative pair of watches – the 1948 Seamaster Limited Edition – and now we have a more luxurious, highly exclusive version, which has made it to the collection. Meet the Omega Seamaster 1948 Limited Edition now in Platinum. Background The story behind the Seamaster collection is strongly linked to military watches. Between 1940 and 1945, OMEGA delivered more than 110,000 timepieces to the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) for use within the Royal Air Force and its other branches. These watches were valued for their precision, water-resistance and reliability in combat.