2004 Omega Speedmaster Professional Japan Racing 3570.40.00 with Box and Papers Precious metal The 1957 Rolex Oyster Perpetual

The 1957 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust “Thunderbird” reference 6609 in 18k yellow gold stands as one of the most charismatic mid-century executions of the Datejust line

sigma dials were part of a collaborative effort by Swiss manufacturers to emphasize the use of precious metals

this particular variation of the Reference 96 is not only a symbol of horological refinement but also a rare survivor from an era when Patek Philippe was establishing its reputation as the pinnacle of Swiss watchmaking

A superb condition 1994 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Automatic in 18k yellow gold combined with stainless steel reference 14790SA with a famous "petite tapisserie" absolute perfect "Champagne" dial with nice patina and matching hands

and automatic movement — typically an ETA-based calibre (ETA 2892-A2) chosen for its slim profile and reliable performance

2004 Omega Speedmaster Professional Japan Racing 3570.40.00 with Box and Papers Precious metal The 1957 Rolex Oyster PerpetualThe 2004 Omega Speedmaster Professional Japan Racing reference 3570. 40. 00 is a highly sought after limited edition timepiece, celebrated for its bold aesthetics and connection to Omega's rich racing heritage. Produced exclusively for the Japanese market in a limited run, this model stands out with its striking grey dial, vivid orange chronograph hands, and contrasting racing style minute trackan homage to the original 1969 Speedmaster Racing dial.