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Collection: Past Treasures

Past Treasures is where history lives. This sold-out collection showcases the vintage timepieces that have already found their forever homes; each one unique, each one a testament to style, craftsmanship, and heritage. From Omega De Ville dress watches and elegant Longines La Grande Classique models, to dainty Seiko Exceline designs and refined Rado creations, these pieces reflect the diverse artistry of Swiss and Japanese watchmaking.

Because every vintage watch is one-of-a-kind, these exact models may never return. That’s what makes this archive so powerful: it is both a record of what once was and an inspirational guide to help you discover the styles, shapes, and brands that resonate with you.

Though these watches have gone, the Past Treasures Collection remains a window into what makes vintage watches so captivating: rarity, individuality, and timeless design. Check often, and perhaps your desired piece might make a rare come back.

Leather Strap Care Guide

Leather watch straps are made to be worn, but a little care will help preserve their shape, colour, and finish.

Avoid wearing your leather strap in the shower, while swimming, or in prolonged moisture. Perfume, lotion, sunscreen, and hand cream can also mark or soften the leather over time, so we recommend letting these dry before putting your watch on.

After wear, allow the strap to breathe before storing it. If it feels warm or damp from the wrist, leave it in open air until dry before placing it back in a box or drawer.

For light cleaning, wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. If needed, use a slightly damp cloth and allow the strap to dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight.

For occasional conditioning, apply a small amount of approved leather moisturiser every 3 to 6 months, depending on how often the strap is worn. Use a soft cloth or fingertip to apply a very thin layer to the outer leather surface only, then gently buff away any excess with a clean dry cloth. Allow the strap to dry naturally before wearing.

Avoid applying moisturiser to the underside of the strap, stitching, or lining, as this may soften the structure or affect comfort against the skin.

To extend the life of your strap, we recommend rotating between straps where possible, especially in warmer weather or with daily wear.