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Sept. 2, 2026

№ 630

DOXA

Sub 200T

DOXA SUB Army 200T for Hodinkee Limited Edition – 1 of 250 – Unworn / Unsized look Full Set

Case: 39mm
Full set: Yes

$2,999

Why it's a find

This DOXA SUB Army 200T for Hodinkee keeps the vintage Army vibe with a modern 39mm case. Only 250 made, and that textured dial in tan and grey hits different.

№ 629

Omega

Speedy Tuesday

Omega Speedmaster "Speedy Tuesday" - 311.32.42.30.01.001 - Steel - 42mm - Mint

Year: 2017
Case: 42mm

$13,595

Why it's a find

The Speedy Tuesday nails that reverse panda dial—matte black with radial subdials. Limited run, and it comes with the full kit.

№ 628

IWC

GST Doppelchronograph

IWC GST Ref. IW371508

Condition: Used
Full set: Yes

$6,950 Only 2 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The GST Doppelchronograph was IWC’s first rattrapante in full steel. Designed by Richard Habring, it made the split-seconds complication actually wearable.

Sept. 1, 2026

№ 627

IWC

Da Vinci Chronograph

IWC Limited Edition Platinum Da Vinci Chronograph FACTORY SERVICED Ref. IW376405

Condition: Used
Full set: Yes

$23,524 Only 6 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

Platinum Da Vinci Chronograph—limited edition and factory serviced. Those articulated lugs set it apart from the usual IWC lineup. Big presence, rare metal.

№ 626

Seiko

6138 Kakume

1964 Seiko Mono-Pusher Chronograph Ref: 5717-8990

Year: 1964
Case: 42mm

$1,650

Why it's a find

The Seiko 5717-8990 mono-pusher runs a chunky 38mm case with a clean, non-lume silver dial. Early Seiko chronos like this feel like tool watches built for real use.

№ 625

Omega

Seamaster 176.005

Omega Seamaster "Jedi" Ref. 176.005

Case: 42mm
Condition: Used

$3,350 Only 9 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The Seamaster 176.005 “Jedi” nails that wild ‘70s chronograph look. I love the case shape—pure sci-fi energy on the wrist.

+10

№ 624

Omega

Seamaster Diver 300M

Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Rio 2016 Limited Edition 522.30.41.20.01.001 41MM Full Set

Year: 2016
Case: 42mm
Full set: Yes

$3,995

Why it's a find

Omega’s Rio 2016 Seamaster brings Olympic color to the classic diver. The wave dial nods to Copacabana, and the caseback marks a real moment in watch and sports history.

Aug. 31, 2026

№ 623

Franck Muller

Cintree Curvex

Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Giga Tourbillon Skeleton 8889 T G SQT D7 BR WG

Condition: Used
Full set: Yes

$80,463

Why it's a find

The Giga Tourbillon Skeleton is Franck Muller at full tilt—huge tourbillon, dramatic curves, and a dial you can get lost in. That movement fills the whole case.

№ 622

Omega

Speedmaster 2998

1960s Omega Speedmaster 2998-4

Year: 2026
Case: 39.7mm

$14,000 32% below model median Only 5 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

Early Speedy vibes with this 2998-4—straight lugs, alpha hands, and that stepped dial. The 7912 bracelet with short links is a rare touch.

№ 621

Zodiac

SST 36000

Zodiac SST 36000 UFO

$300 19% below model median Only 11 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

This Zodiac SST 36000 “UFO” lives up to the name—check that floating chapter ring and funky sunburst dial. Pure ‘70s flair, wears bold but feels light on the wrist.

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