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Our luxury watches

We stock a large selection of luxury watches from countless well-known brands. Including Rolex, Omega, Tudor, Audemars Piguet, Breitling and many more. We cover all price ranges from entry-level watches to grail watches, a wide variety of complications such as GMT, power reserve indicators and a few more in all possible materials. No matter whether it's a sports model or a dress watch, solid gold or titanium, vintage or brand new, you're guaranteed to find the right watch with us.

We have specialized in these luxury watch brands

Breitling

Breitling is the name par excellence in the luxury watch world, which should also be familiar to most non-watch enthusiasts. The main complication has always been the chronograph, due to Breitling's historical aviation history, which we find in both the Navitimer and the Chronomat. But most people are also familiar with models like the Superocean or the Avenger series.

 

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Cartier

Even though Cartier's range is strongly positioned in the jewelry business, the history of watches is far more closely linked to Cartier than many people think. Louis-François Cartier took over his teacher's jewelry business in 1847 and offered the first watches as early as 1859. In 1874, Cartier's son supported him in expanding the watch division and in 1904 the most iconic model followed: the Cartier Santos. But other models are also absolutely timeless pieces: the Pasha by the most famous watch designer Gerald Genta or the Tank, which was released in 1917. Cartier is one of the few companies that still manage to make the design language of decades gone by seem so modern. Both the square case design and the Roman indices are still absolute timeless classics for Gen Z and Gen Alpha. One reason for this is Cartier's ingenious marketing, which has successfully kept these models alive for over 100 years.

 

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Glashütte Original

Glashütte Original has one of the most spectacular stories in the entire watch industry. It doesn't start with a founder trying to create a better world with his watches, but with the German state. But to start with: In 1951, after the division of Germany, it was passed that all watch companies in the city of Glashütte would be merged into a state-owned GDR company, the GUB: Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe. This is how globally respected brands such as A Lange and Söhne, Union and many more became one. Only after reunification did the rights to the individual brands go back to their descendants, including Lange. The GUB was privatized by Heinz Pfeifer in 1994 and renamed Glashütte Original GmbH with around 2,000 employees. The first Glashütte Original watches came onto the market in 1995. The most successful include, for example, the Senator, PanoMatic and the SeaQ, which, among other things, were acquired in the Swatch Group takeover in 2000.

 

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Grand Seiko

Anyone who thinks that Grand Seiko watches have anything to do with the cheaper Seiko models is way off the mark. Even though Grand Seiko was originally created as Seiko's luxury line, today Grand Seiko presents itself as an independent company with its own corporate philosophy. But even back then, the two models from the Japanese watch manufacturer had nothing in common with each other, except perhaps the name “Seiko”. While Seiko focused on mass production, Grand Seiko specialized in small quantities of the highest possible quality. Already with the first models from 1960 onwards, the other major luxury watch players were made to sweat due to their innovative technologies and extremely high workmanship. To this day, especially among connoisseurs, a Grand Seiko is an absolute statement and an expression of real know-how in the luxury watch world.

 

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Jaeger LeCoultre

Jaeger LeCoultre is one of the most famous luxury watch manufacturers of our time. Not only are models like the Reverso absolute classics, Jaeger has also dedicated itself to the fine art of watchmaking and thus competes with brands like Vacheron Constantin or Patek Philippe. Founded in 1833 by Antoine LeCoultre, it all started in his family's barn, which Antoine converted into a watch studio. In 1903, Jacques-David LeCoultre, Antoine's grandson, first met the watchmaker Edmond Jaeger. In 1907 LeCoultre Cie. Edmond Jaeger with movements to build the world's thinnest pocket watches. Patek Philippe was also supplied with watch movements by LeCoultre in the early 1900s. In 1930, the Jaeger and LeCoultre companies went together and Jaeger LeCoultre was born. Jaeger LeCoultre remains a master of complications to this day. Especially astronomical complications such as star maps, lunar calendars for different hemispheres and many more are represented at JLC. But visually very fascinating complications such as the gyrotourbillon can also be found again and again. The timeless classic is the Reverso: a square watch with a reversible dial that has been around since 1931. Jaeger has and will always have a very important place in haute horlogerie and the world of luxury watches.

 

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Omega

Founded in 1848 as Louis Brandt, Omega is one of the best-known and most respected luxury watch brands of our time. The first watch developed with the name Omega was a pocket watch in 1894, where the term referred to the movement. The name Omega is based on the last letter in the Greek alphabet and refers to "perfection", an allusion to Omega's exceptionally high quality. Today's main recognition feature at Omega is probably space travel with the Moonwatch, the first watch on the moon. But other models such as the Seamaster, Constellation or De Ville are also indispensable today.

 

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Rolex

The luxury watch brand par excellence: Founded in 1905 by the German Hans Wilsdorf, the Rolex brand is no stranger to anyone. In 2023, Rolex had a market share of more than 30% of all newly sold Swiss luxury watches. Unlike other brands, the name Rolex has no direct meaning, but was created from Wilsdorf's imagination. The Rolex crown as a trademark arose from the idea of ​​breaking all successes with a Rolex. Like in 1927, for example, when Mercedes Gelitze swam across the English Channel with a Rolex Oyster around her neck, which of course still ran afterwards. On most dials you will repeatedly read the term Oyster, which means a water-resistant case of at least 100 meters.

 

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sense

Founded in 1961, Sinn Spezialuhren is one of the younger companies in the luxury watch world. The company, founded by flight instructor and pilot Helmut Sinn, is definitely not unknown. In keeping with the founder, initially only on-board clocks were produced for aircraft, including for the Bundeswehr. Sinn also sold its first wristwatches exclusively for pilots and flight instructors through direct sales. From Eurofighters to Boeing passenger planes, they all had Sinn on-board clocks installed from the 1970s onwards. In keeping with the name "Special Watches", Sinn has focused more on the development of new technologies than simply building trendy watches. Including temperature resistance technology, anti-reflective glass for divers, magnetic field protection and much more.

 

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TAG Heuer

TAG Heuer is one of the most famous luxury watch brands in the world. Particularly in motorsport, chronographs are particularly common at Tag Heuer. With models like the Monaco, Carrera and many more, Tag Heuer is an absolute classic in the luxury watch world. Founded under the name Heuer in 1860, the merger with the TAG Group did not finally take place until 1985. Heuer and Tag Heuer felt particularly at home in the world of chronographs: in 1882 the first patent for a stopwatch mechanism was registered, in 1916 they released the first chronograph with a hundredth of a second measurement and in 1983 even the first quartz chronograph with an analogue display. Until 1982, the company was still run by families, most recently by Jack Heuer. In 1999, the LVMH group, which also owns brands such as Louis Vuitton, Moet and many more, took over the company. A brand that can probably no longer promise motorsport: In addition to collaborations such as GULF or Martini, Tag Heuer has also been the official sponsor of Formula 1 again since 2025, replacing Rolex.

 

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Tudor

The little Rolex? You could definitely call Tudor that, because Hans Wilsdorf (founder of Rolex) wanted to create an affordable alternative to Rolex with Tudor. However, inexpensive does not mean poor quality: For example, the Rolex Oyster case and the Rolex rotor were originally installed in the Tudor Prince. Tudor has existed since 1926 and, alongside Rolex, is the only watch company under the name of the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation and is therefore still a figurehead for quality and a very good price-performance ratio. Models like the Black Bay, Submariner, Pelagos and more have long been legendary in the watch world.

 

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Union Glashütte

It is the insider tip in the luxury watch world: high quality workmanship at a reasonable price, that is what Union Glashütte stands for. Union has its roots as early as 1874, when founder Johannes Dürrstein founded the company Dürrstein & Comp in Dresden, a watch wholesaler that, among other things, took over the main sales for A Lange and Söhne. In 1893, Dürrstein founded Union Glashütte in collaboration with the watchmaker and teacher Moritz Großmann. The idea: to make watches with a high level of processing depth more accessible to the masses. Only 2 years later, Union celebrated its first premiere: The first Grande Complication from Glashütte - a long time ago. After the Second World War and the division of Germany, the big change came: All watch manufacturers from Glashütte were nationalized and combined into one brand: The GUB, Glashütter Uhrenbetriebe. For the reunification of Germany, the GUB was privatized in 1990 and renamed Glashütte Original. While some trademark rights such as A Lange and Söhne were transferred back to the families, Union Glashütte was re-established in 1996 as a subsidiary of Glashütte Original. Why wasn't it refounded by the descendants? There was no current knowledge available. In 1997, Union introduced its first new models. To this day, models such as the Belisar, Noramis and 1893 are among the most successful from Union Glashütte.

 

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Zenith

Zenith is one of the oldest wristwatch manufacturers of our time. Founded in 1865, the company was named after the highest point in the universe, as Zenith's works would achieve greatness in the future. The star also became the brand logo symbolically for Zenith. That's what they did with the El Primero movement, the first automatic chronograph caliber in the world, which not only overshadowed Breitling and Heuer, but also helped the Rolex Daytona to its success. Famous personalities such as Mahatma Gandhi also relied on Zenith's success and regularly wore their watches in public. In addition to the El Primero, the most famous models today include the Pilot and the Defy.

 

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Vintage watches at Dennis and Watches

At Dennis and Watches we associate a lot with vintage watches. They tell stories, emotions and last forever. All of our vintage watches receive an intensive technical check and, if necessary, technical preparation.

 

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