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Sept. 7, 2026

№ 650

Tudor

Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25

Tudor Black Bay Chrono - Carbon 25 - Limited Edition - White/Blue Dial - 42mm - M79377KN-0001 - Full Set - BR…

Year: 2025
Case: 41mm
Full set: Yes

$8,225

Why it's a find

Carbon case on a Black Bay Chrono is wild—super light, stealthy, and totally different from the usual steel. White and blue dial pops against the forged carbon. Limited run, all boxes ticked.

№ 649

Omega

Speedmaster 3511.50

Omega Speedmaster 3511.50 39mm Japan Only Reverse Panda Dial

Year: 2023
Case: 39mm

$1,999

Why it's a find

The reverse panda dial on this Speedmaster 3511.50 has picked up some mellow patina—yellowed markers, aged subdials. Japan-only variant with loads of vintage charm.

№ 648

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Reverso

Very Rare JLC Reverso 270.8.62 Grand Taille Latitude Edition - Gorgeous Blue and Silver Guilloche Dial, Blue …

Case: 23mm

$7,750

Why it's a find

The Reverso Latitude’s guilloché dial is a real standout—those blue hands and subtle silver tones just work. Not many of these around, and this one’s in sharp shape on factory croc.

Sept. 6, 2026

№ 647

Corum

Coin Watch

Corum 18k YG Twenty Dollar Coin Watch 1895

$7,950 Only 11 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

Corum’s Coin Watch turns real gold currency into a wearable piece of history. The 1895 $20 coin dial is pure conversation starter—nothing else looks like this on wrist.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore End of Days

+11

№ 646

Audemars Piguet

Royal Oak Offshore End of Days

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph 25770ST, 2003, 42 mm.

Year: 2003
Case: 42mm

$17,500 Only 2 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

Early Royal Oak Offshore with a tropical blue dial that’s gone deep gold around the edges. Patina like this doesn’t show up every day—serious vintage character on a modern wrist.

№ 645

Benrus

Benrus Type I

BENRUS TYPE I BNIB

Case: 36mm

$649 7% below model median Only 13 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The Benrus Type I-C reissue nails that classic mil-spec look with a bead-blasted case and fully lumed hands. The OG black dial just feels right—no nonsense, all function.

№ 644

Vacheron Constantin

Overseas World Time

Vacheron Constantin Overseas World Time — Ref 7700V — Blue Dial — 2019 — Box & Papers — Bracelet + Blue Rubbe…

Year: 2019
Case: 43.5mm

$33,000 Only 4 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The Overseas World Time’s blue dial doesn’t just pop—it’s a passport on your wrist. Swapping between bracelet and blue rubber gives it two lives: boardroom or runway.

Sept. 5, 2026

№ 643

Grand Seiko

SBGA125

Grand Seiko Spring Drive “Blizzard” Ref. SBGA125 LE (1,000 pcs. Rare) — When The Snowflake Isn’t Enough

Full set: Yes

$4,499 Only 6 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The SBGA125 Blizzard cranks the drama way past the Snowflake. That wild, chaotic dial texture is pure winter on your wrist—plus the 62GS case lines just work.

№ 642

Credor

Pacific Chronograph

Credor Pacifique GCBK997 6S77-0A10 Chrnograph Limited Edition 2000P Super Rare Carbon Dial Full Box Paper NOS…

Year: 2000
Full set: Yes

$2,690 Only 9 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

This Credor Pacifique brings serious dial texture—carbon fiber with gold-tone hands and guilloché subdials. NOS condition and full set make it even harder to find.

№ 641

Rolex

Submariner 1680 Red

1970 Rolex Red Submariner 1680 MK 6 Dial with Box & Papers

Year: 1970
Case: 40mm

$28,950

Why it's a find

Unpolished case, creamy lume, and that MK 6 red text—this Sub 1680 ticks all the right vintage boxes. The bezel’s faded to a silver-blue that plays off the dial nicely.

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