Est. 1976 · Burlington Arcade, London
Where horology meets heritage, in the heart of Mayfair.
This Week's Selection
Featured Pieces
About the House
An independent Mayfair dealer.
David Duggan began dealing in fine watches in 1976, and since 2002 the house has been at home in the Burlington Arcade, one of the world's great shopping arcades and a fitting address for a business built on quiet discretion and considered taste.
Our collection is curated rather than catalogued. Every watch we offer has been personally examined, authenticated, and deemed worthy of a place under the arcade roof.
The Workshop
Nothing reaches the window untouched.
Across twenty-four years in the arcade, the house has invested continually in its own workshop, the quiet room above the showroom where every judgement is made.
It is led by our senior watchmaker, who joined in March 2003 after eight years at Patek Philippe and four at Cartier. Within the trade he is regarded as among the finest hands for the servicing of Patek Philippe, Rolex, Vacheron Constantin, and Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Before we buy
Every watch offered to the house is inspected by our watchmaker before any offer is made. If it does not satisfy him, it is not bought.
Before we sell
Every watch is tested and serviced by him before it takes its place in the front window. What you see has already been through his hands.
Fully Authenticated
Every piece examined and certified.
12-Month Warranty
Full mechanical warranty as standard.
Part-Exchange
Fine timepieces accepted at fair valuations.
Secure Delivery
Fully insured, discreet UK delivery.
Our Heritage
Fifty years of quiet conviction.
The house has never sought recognition for its own sake. What follows is simply the record of a business that chose, at every juncture, integrity over volume.
It begins with the public
David starts buying fine watches directly from the public, a dealer's education no showroom can teach, and the foundation of everything that followed.
124 New Bond Street
On 1 December 1989 the first shop opens in Mayfair. The New Bond Street address serves the house for nearly two decades.
The Burlington Arcade
On 1 October 2002 the house takes its place beneath the regency arches, the showroom that remains its home to this day.
The workshop takes shape
Our senior watchmaker joins in March 2003, after eight years at Patek Philippe and four at Cartier, and the in-house workshop begins in earnest.
The People
A small house, long served.
General Manager & Head of Sales
Dealing in the world's finest wristwatches in the Bond Street area since 1988.
Senior Sales Specialist
With the company since September 2002, nearly the full length of the arcade years.
Sales Specialist
With the house since June 2015.
In from the Workshop
Recently Acquired
As Featured In
Considering Selling?
We offer fair, immediate valuations on watches of every provenance.
Request a ValuationBe the first to see new pieces.
Occasional updates on new arrivals, significant acquisitions, and events at the arcade.
No spam. Unsubscribe at any time.
