COLLABORATE

Let’s work together.

Vintage watches have always been a business built around relationships.

I work with auction houses, dealers, collectors and other professionals to connect interesting watches with the right audience.

Whether you have a single watch, an entire collection or simply see an opportunity to work together, I’m always interested in exploring what we can do.

DIFFERENT WATCHES, DIFFERENT ROUTES

Not every watch belongs in the same shop, auction or collection.

Through VINTAGE VIEW and a worldwide network built over more than 15 years, I can help find the right route for watches that might benefit from a different audience.

This can include consignment through VINTAGE VIEW, collaborations with auction houses, connecting dealers and collectors, or helping with larger collections that need to be identified, selected and brought to market.

The idea is simple: if we can help each other find the right home for an interesting watch or collection, let’s talk.

LET’S COLLABORATE

Are you a dealer, auction house or other professional in the watch world and have something in mind? Tell me what you have or what you would like to work on.

STORIES FROM THE LIBRARY

The Library
Lemania 105 at ‘66 Lemans
Lemania 105 at ‘66 Lemans

There’s value in the craftsmanship of a watch, in the model, the brand, its heritage, and legacy. But beyond that, every single watch carries its own story. The story of its owner, and the moments it has witnessed while on the wrist. Today is just a moment — one photo, one snapshot in time. This is the story of the Lemania 105, on the wrist of Paul-Henri Cahier at Le Mans 1966.

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Kurt Schaffo: Artisan d'horlogerie fine
Kurt Schaffo: Artisan d'horlogerie fine

Kurt Schaffo—a name synonymous with the art of skeletonized watch movements. A master of openworking and decorating, he transformed plates and bridges to reveal the intricate mechanics of a timepiece.

Though his name may not be as frequently mentioned as legends like Roger Dubuis, Gérald Genta, or Gilbert Albert, Kurt Schaffo was the best in decorated skeletonized movements. From the 1980s to the late 2000s, he operated from his own workshop, crafting exquisite pieces for renowned brands such as Corum, Zenith, and many others. He also produced watches under his own name, Kurt Schaffo, proofing his legacy in the world of horology.

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Jaeger Le-Coultre: Horlogerie de Luxe 1938
Jaeger Le-Coultre: Horlogerie de Luxe 1938

1938—arguably one of the finest eras in watchmaking. This period marked a pivotal transition toward the modern wristwatch, with numerous innovations shaping its evolution. Strongly influenced by the Art Deco designs, watches of this time were not only technologically advanced but also among the most decorative ever created. To illustrate this, here’s a brochure from Jaeger-LeCoultre from 1938.

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