Yes. Each piece is verified as a whole: case, dial, fonts, clasp, markings and signs of ageing. If there is any doubt, the watch is not offered for sale.
An authentic watch may have components replaced at a later date, such as a clasp or a strap. Any replacements are stated in the listing.
Yes. Every watch is checked before shipping.
In vintage, papers have often not survived. The presence of a box or certificate is stated in each listing.
Many models from those years are small. Case and bracelet measurements are listed in every description, and the True size feature shows the case at actual size. For advice, write to us with your wrist circumference.
These models were on sale thirty or forty years ago. Never-worn examples exist, but they are very rare. When we find one, it is published here.
