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Oct. 1, 2026

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph

№ 739

Audemars Piguet

Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 42mm 26020ST.OO.D101CR.01 Black Dial Chronograph + Factory Strap / Buckle

Case: 42mm

$16,850 41% below model median

Why it's a find

The Offshore is all about wrist presence—Méga Tapisserie dial, big numerals, and that chunky steel case. The hornback leather strap just adds attitude.

+10

№ 738

Rolex

Submariner Kermit

Rolex Submariner Date Kermit / 40mm Ref.16610LV / Box & Papers / $14,950

Year: 2006
Case: 40mm
Full set: Yes

$14,950

Why it's a find

The 16610LV “Kermit” brought green to the Sub for the first time—an anniversary twist that split opinions but aged into a classic. Full set with a super clean case and that rich green bezel.

№ 737

Oris

Miles Davis

2000s Oris Miles Davis Chronograph Ref. 7532 Cal. 675 | $1,150

$1,150 Only 2 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

Oris put its spin on jazz with the Miles Davis chrono—check that black guilloché dial and stylized numerals. Exhibition caseback lets you spot the red rotor in action.

Sept. 30, 2026

№ 736

Omega

Bumper F6231

1952 Omega (Ref. F6231) 'Lava Dial'

Year: 1952

$1,250 Only 8 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

That dial lives up to the 'lava' name—wild tropical aging with Breguet numerals and bumper Cal. 342 inside. 14k gold-filled case keeps it classic without feeling flashy.

№ 735

Seiko

Unicorn Alpinist

Discontinued JDM Seiko “Unicorn” Alpinist SARB013 | Great Condition (With Box & Serviced) | $2050

Year: 2006
Production: Discontinued

$2,050 Only 4 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The SARB013 “Unicorn” Alpinist is tough to track down—cream dial changes personality in every light. Short run, JDM only, and most never surface.

+10

№ 734

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Master Calendar

Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Calendar Q1558421 – Meteorite Dial | 2018 | Full Set

Year: 2018
Case: 39mm
Full set: Yes

$12,250

Why it's a find

That meteorite dial comes from a 4-billion-year-old rock—no two are the same. I love how the blue crescent date and moonphase play off the pattern. Full set from 2018.

Sept. 29, 2026

№ 733

Baltic

Tricompax

2022 Baltic Peter Auto Tricompax Limited Edition with Box and Papers

Year: 2022
Full set: Yes

$2,450

Why it's a find

Baltic’s Peter Auto Tricompax nails the vintage racing chrono vibe. Manual-wind SW510-M and those colored accents pop on wrist. Only 300 made.

+51

№ 732

Bovet

Recital

Bovet Recital 29 Moonphase Turquoise 42mm Steel R290004 Box & Papers dated 2025

Year: 2025

$30,137 Only 2 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The Recital 29’s turquoise skeleton dial pulls your eye straight to the moonphase. Only 50 made—Bovet shows off its wild side with this one.

+14

№ 731

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Ultra Thin

Rare Vintage Jaeger LeCoultre 18k White Gold Ultrathin - 7mm Thick, Blue Dial Manual Wind, Original Box, JLC …

Case: 39mm

$3,395 Only 15 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

This 70s JLC Ultra Thin pulls off a blue dial in solid 18k white gold—just 7mm thick, but it’s no featherweight on wrist. Manual wind and wears sharper than the specs suggest.

№ 730

Seiko

Baby Monster

Very Rare The Seiko 5 Sports SRP483, popularly known as the "Baby Orange Monster 400 USD only Shipped Mint Co…

Case: 42.5mm

$400 Only 6 for sale across the sources we track

Why it's a find

The Baby Orange Monster SRP483 punches way above its weight with that bold dial and reliable 4R36 inside. Not many Seikos pull off this much attitude in a 43mm case.

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