Getting a new watch when you are a collector is not only something that you look forward to, it’s your world altogether.

Watch collectors spend time and effort in getting the right timepiece to add to their Collection, deciding on whether it will be a great addition to their collection or not. That’s why collectors need to know their stuff, and in this article, we’ve listed down some luxury watches you need to have:

Cartier Drive de Cartier

Cartier is one of those luxury watch brands that doesn’t need an introduction.  There are many collections and watches under the company that are worth your time, but one of the new ones you should check out is the Cartier Drive de Cartier. Released in 2016, the model’s case is built from the ground up, with a refined, curvy silhouette that favors the wrists soft contours.

Under the hood, you get a hand-wound mechanical movement, and if you choose the tourbillon edition, you also get an open heart dial that truly is a stunner. The case is set in 18k pink gold, and at 40mm, it will sit right in small to average wrist sizes. The dial is in a sunray burst pattern, but most of it won’t be noticed because of the large Roman numerals and the bright blue-steel hands.

Grand Seiko Calibre 9S

Grand Seiko is one of the movers of mechanical movement timepieces. Seiko’s luxury arm has proven time, and again that mechanical movements are still the most technologically-advanced movement of watches among its contemporaries. The Calibre 9S is a testament to it. With an unbelievable hi-beat technology that starts at 36000 beats, getting a Calibre 9S should be one of your next watch collecting goals.

If you can, find the limited edition releases of the caliber 9S. One of the most telling features is it has a VFA lettering on its dial that stands for Very Fine Adjusted. This means that the watch has been calibrated to the next level beyond the already state of the art calibration of the regular 9S. The 60th-anniversary release is an iconic take on dress watches, and having it on your wrists seriously will make you bloom with pride.

IWC Portofino

IWC is the dress watch of choice for many. It’s an expensive brand, but you get all the bells and whistles that a Swiss-made watch should have. Among the collection, the Portofino is the most contemporary. The blue-dialed moon phase version of the Portofino’s latest iteration is seriously a looker, with a finish and finesse that’s exclusively IWC.

The movement inside is an automatic, self-winding caliber with a power reserve of 42 hours. It has an impressive frequency of 28,800 at 4Hz, and while that’s not something to write home about when compared with its contemporaries, it’s calibrated in-house, so you know that the watch your getting is not just a looker; it’s also a beast inside. Pair that with stainless steel, an alligator strap, and water resistance of 3 bars, and you get a dress watch for the ages.

Blancpain Metiers d’Art

If you want something truly one of a kind, the Metiers d’Art collection from Blancpain is the perfect fit for you. This is a timepiece that’s museum-worthy, with a focus on traditional Swiss watchmaking and the art that makes the watch tick. The Great Wave within the collection is a cut above the rest, with a dial that’s grayed down and a finish that perfectly captures the art’s somber tone.

Takeaway

Make these watches a part of your collection today! Good luck with sourcing them out!

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