The company continued to expand after the turn of the century.īy around 1905, daily production amounted to some 1000 watches. Towards 1892 the company entered into a cooperative agreement with Schwob Freres of La Chaux-de-Fonds. Some of these went onto the market under the Cyma name. Forty employees, with the help of 55 modern machine-tools completed more than 40 timepieces a day. The new workshops covered more than 1000 square meters. Further patents ensued, among them for a stem-winding mechanism and a chiming movement. In the nearby town of Tavannes he started a new company for the production of simple and complicated watches, including chronographs, an aptitude for which was proved by a chronograph patent registered in 1890. To get on in his profession he turned his back on his home town of Le Locle and the Henri Sandoz & Co. Henri Sandoz.įrederic Henri Sandoz was in heart and soul a businessman. It is not strange to enter 3 times in a week at and observe how the same Omega Seamaster has suffered 3 price changes.Click here for Cyma timepieces currently for sale.įounded 1891 in Tavannes by Tavannes Watch, F. Let's say that works like a stock market: our prices are corrected permanently. But it is not an exact formula, sometimes the price adjustment is upward. Our pricing policy establishes slightly higher values for new additions, to apply corrections to the downside after a few days. In addition to publishing daily vintage watches on we also adjust our prices on a regular basis. ), New Old Stock (NOS of any brand), and Chronographs (mainly Valjoux and Buren). Although what you will find at are Omega watches (Seamaster, De Ville, Dynamic, Constellation, Speedmaster, Flightmaster, Memomatic. Within our catalog of vintage watches with hand wind or automatic movement there is representation of practically all the calibres and epochs being the brands with which we work more Aquastar, Baume et Mercier, Breitling, Bulova, Certina, Cyma, Dogma, Duward, Eberhard & Co, Enicar, Heuer, Jaeger LeCoultre, Lip, Edox, Enicar, Eterna Matic, Fortis, Frederique Constant, Girard Perregaux, Glycine, Hamilton, IWC, Leonidas, Longines, Maurice Lacroix, Mido, Mondia, Movado, Omega, Oris, Patek Philippe, Rolex, Sandoz, Seiko, Thermidor, Tissot, Tudor, Universal Geneve, Yema, Zodiac, Zenith, etc. Our essence is and will be the vintage mechanical watch. Or non-vintage pieces, like the Omega Seamaster Co-Axial Chronometer Aqua Terra 150M, but it's a punctual one. That does not mean that from time to time we publish some iconic watch like the Omega Albatross (megaquartz). has payment gateway with secure purchase certificate, search engine, newsletter, merchandising products for sale with our image, own kits, blog, etc.Īlmost all watches that appear on are vintage mechanical movement: automatic or hand wind. Every day of the year, including holidays, we publish at least one new piece on our website.
Today we sell around the world and we have consolidated clients that over time become more than customers. Online shop of vintage watches for collectorsĪfter more than 30 years collecting and exchanging watches in the different collectors and vintage watch platforms, in May 2015 we decided to create our own sales channel: įrom that moment until today we have not stopped evolving adapting to the tastes and needs of our customers.
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