Automatic

• Rolex Datejust
  Long-term classics from the Rolex Oyster series still in sound quality and with high prestige
• Rolex Submariner - Rolex Sea-Dweller
  The legendary dive watch and one of the best known and most popular watches altogether
• Rolex GMT-Master II ‎
  Another popular variation of the Sports collection by Rolex
• Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
  A sensation in the 1970's, today the elegant prestige sports watch
• Patek Philippe Calatrava
  Classic of simple, elegant luxury
• Chronoswiss Regulateur
  As regulator still unusual and of high quality
• Rainer Brand Panama
  Understatement watch for the connoisseur with a style that is still a rewarding insiders' tip

Manual Winding

• Cartier Santos (first model)
  This watch is a founder of the wristwatch as men's accessoire
• Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
  Timeless classic of the Art déco and still the most importan model of the manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre

• Longines Lindbergh (original model)
  Authentic pioneer spirit revived
• IWC Fliegeruhr Mark XI (first model)
  The best known pilot's watch, perfectly readable and highly resilient
• IWC Portuguese (first model)
  First model in the history of oversized watches
• A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1
  Glashütte watchmaking art on top level
• Nomos Tangente
  An icon of the factually-modern Bauhaus style, now knighted by a manufacture movement

Automatic Chronographs

• Breitling Navitimer
  The classic with slide rule scale, remaining equally popular
• Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph
  Popular model of the Offshore series

Manual Winding Chronographs

• TAG Heuer Carrera - TAG Heuer Monaco (first models; today automatic)
  Re-launched classical sports watches
• Omega Speedmaster Professional
  The “Moon Watch”, chosen by NASA after thorough testing and the only actual watch on the moon
• Tutima Fliegerchronograph 1941
  Pilot's watch with history and charisma