January 19, 2026

1998 Omega Speedmaster “Triple-Date” 3520.50.00 39mm. $2,700.00 CAD. 510-00221

In the 1990s Omega discovered the exceptional talent of Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher and signed him as an ambassador for their Speedmaster line of watches. Omega was on a roll with the recent success of the James Bond series of Seamaster watches and now they had signed perhaps the greatest driver of all time. Although model 3520.50.00 was never officially labeled “The Schumacher” he was pictured with this watch in many of Omega’s promotional advertisements. After being awarded his 5th consecutive world driving title things really got rolling with the marketing power behind the Schumacher name. Various named models and numbered editions came out every year honoring this racing legend. This model is the most true to its design inspiration Moonwatch. The flat black dial with all its information can seem a bit daunting at initial introduction but within no time all available information is easily deciphered. The large bright white hour and minute hands along with large stick hour markers are treated with luminous material to allow instant time interpretation day or night. The 12 hour chronograph register hands are all nicely lined up vertically. A 24 hour dial with broad arrow hand sits at the 9:00 position displaying the hours of the day in full Arabic numerals. The “triple date” moniker comes from the fact this watch displays the day of the month (rocket shaped, white tipped long black centre hand), day of the week and the month of the year in the cut out windows at 12:00. A handy tachymeter scale outlines the bezel that can be used for calculating  units per hour. Our example is in very good condition retaining its original finish on all surfaces. The automatic Omega modified Valjoux 7751 movement housed within the 39mm stainless steel case is keeping excellent time with all functions working as designed. There is something very satisfying about operating a mechanical chronograph watch that a quartz model just can’t duplicate. As far as bang for the buck goes this has to be one of the best kept secrets in the watch world. This model is no longer available and I’m sure it’s destined to become a future classic collectible. Comes with its original red box, pictogram card, plastic product tag with product/serial number. Including our 1 year Bill Le Boeuf Jewellers one year warranty the watch is estate priced at $2,700.00. Stock 510-00221.

SOLD

January 18, 2026

2015 Omega Aquaterra 231.23.39.21.02.001 39mm Canadian delivery. $6,000.00 CAD. 510-00227

They are functional and make a lifestyle statement without saying a word. Omega Seamasters have always been a do it all design. They are water resistant, tough, durable designs with great features. A super hard domed synthetic sapphire crystal should keep the scratches at bay. Easy to read striped tapestry silver/white dial with applied luminous markers and broad arrow second hand make for quick time interpretation day or night. The 39mm case is fitted with a top grain chocolate brown alligator hide leather strap and deployment buckle making the watch very comfortable and slightly more casual.  A solid 18 karat rose gold bezel gives the watch a softer appearance than a traditional yellow gold on steel look. Rose gold is created by adding small amounts of copper while still keeping the gold purity to 75%. From Omega’s website they describe this alloy as Sedna Gold: “OMEGA has been using the exclusive 18K Sedna^TM Gold, its own fiery rose gold alloy, since 2012. Named after Sedna, an orbiting planetoid that has been described as one of the reddest in the solar system, Sedna^TM Gold not only bears all the standard characteristics of other 18K golds, but it also offers high resistance to the fading of colour and lustre over time. Its unique composition includes copper and palladium for colour and stability”. Omega’s in house calibre 8500 is fitted behind a threaded display back. The 8500 is a fully in house developed proprietary movement consisting of over 200 individual parts. A new silicon hair spring helps make the watch resistant to magnetic fields greater than 15,000 gauss! A handy time zone feature comes standard allowing rapid hour changes without affecting the minutes or seconds. The patented co-axial power escapement is said to be more accurate over longer service intervals compared to conventional designs. A Twin barrel mainspring extends power reserve 50% more than a typical automatic watch to 60 hours. Adjusted in 5 different positions and for temperature change this mechanism easily qualifies for chronometer grade accuracy levels. The improved externally threaded waterproof tube has helped bring the water resistance rating to 500 feet. The previous owner purchased this watch from us a number of years ago and recently traded it in for something new. It is in lightly worn original condition, it has never been polished or refinished in any way. The original crocodile strap shows almost like new with now creasing on worn areas. The previous owner has a small collection of high end watches and only occasionally used this one. The minor scuffs and light scratches can easily be removed in just a few minutes while you wait should you choose to make the watch look like new. It comes with the thick lacquer wooden Omega box and all documentation and instructions. The authorized Canadian dealer endorsed warranty card is dated October 2015. Instruction booklet and outside box complete the package. Our Aqua Terra 231.23.39.21.02.001 has has been retired and replaced with a slightly larger 41mm version reference 220.23.41.21.02.001 looking almost the same for a price of $13,400.00 CAD. Our estate price for this lightly worn original example is $6,000.00 CAD. Stock #510-00227.

January 17, 2026

14kt. white gold drop earrings 4cm long, 1.15 grams, made in Italy. $240.00 CAD. 426-00361

Although we spend a lot of time and effort on luxury Swiss watches, they are just a part of what makes us tick😊. High quality affordable jewellery has been part of our DNA since the 1950s. Small jewellery items deserve a Vintage Spotlight from time to time. There always seems to be a pretty bracelet, necklace, or pair of earrings that catches our eye. This set of dangling drop earring is just such a piece. Expensive no, impactful yes. Bright-cut balls and rice shaped sections appear to be diamond set, but it is just an optical illusion. Sharp faceted surfaces and tiny circular polished impressions are very convincing highlights looking like there is more going on here than just bright white gold. Leave it to to masters of creativity and craftsmanship to produce this sort of jewellery. No no one does it better than the Italians for efficiently made jewellery that stands up to regular everyday use. The earrings measure a little over 1 1/2 inches long (4cm) and weigh 1.15 grams. They are light and easy to wear with secure fitting butterfly friction backs. Continuing high gold prices are forcing more and more manufactures to consider using 10 karat gold, as is it 25% less costly compared to 14 karat. Even on a small item like this the difference in price is significant. It is nice know this pair of beautiful drop earrings is crafted from upgraded 14 karat white gold. They sparkle and twinkle with slightest movement, the hollow sections are not only jointed but can infinitely spin and turn. Like new condition and have never been polished, the factory bright rhodium finish is completely intact. Estate priced at $240.00 CAD. Stock #426-00361.

January 16, 2026

2011 Ulysse Nardin Marine Chronograph 353-66 41mm $5,900.00 CAD. 501-00418

There are so many fantastic watches available. Many with rich histories going back more than a century. In fact, more than a few Swiss brands have been producing timing devices for longer than there have even been wrist watches. It’s too bad so few brands get the notoriety they deserve in North America. Ulysee Nardin is certainly worthy of consideration to anyone looking for an amazing watch with a great history of producing some amazing time pieces. They have a background dating back to the mid 1800s. The company was famous for building some of the world’s most accurate marine chronometers. Before there was electronic timing equipment these highly accurate wind up timekeepers were an essential tool for celestial navigation on the open sea. Accuracy wasn’t a luxury, it was a life or death necessity. Before the digital world of GPS positioning, knowing where you were relied on precise time, a clear star filled sky, a sextant and a good deal of operator skill. Developing incredibly accurate ship clocks was a daunting task given the environment they operated in. Accurate time was an essential factor for knowing where you were in the vast open oceans. In keeping with their nautical timing history the Ulysse Nardin Marine Chronometer 353-66 offers all the features one would expect from a rugged and durable watch. Super sturdy stainless case offering water resistance to over 600 feet. Threaded crown and chronograph pushers screw into the case ensuring moisture stays out and the time or chronograph can’t accidentally be changed/stopped. The beautiful concentric ring and matt finish chocolate brown dial with luminous hands and markers is in itself a small work of art. The calendar and continuous seconds hand add some useful utility. An exquisitely machined bezel resembles the reeded edge of a coin and can often be found on many antique pocket watches. The tiny date aperture cut into the dial is magnified with a lens affixed to the inside of the crystal making the date appear larger than it is. This feature is not unlike the Rolex Cyclops magnification lens but executed in a much more subtle way. The beautifully manufactured 57 jewel ETA 2892-A2 that has been modified to Ulysse Nardin specification with chronograph module is visible through a transparent lab-grown sapphire case back window. A folding locking titanium buckle keeps the soft brown rubber strap secure and adds a modern look to the 41mm watch. This watch is lightly worn original condition. The case has never been polished or refinished in any way. The only signs of use are some small scuffs on the rubber strap and titanium buckle. A few light passes with a green Scotch-Brite pad will have the buckle looking like new.  Comes complete with all the original packaging, beautiful brown lacquer box, instructions, wallet etc. all in perfect condition. It’s working great, keeping excellent time with all functions working as designed. Bill Le Boeuf Jewellers will provide the new owner a complimentary 1-year warranty covering all aspects of mechanical failure and defects. The current version of this watch has the familiar Mariner look but is a bit larger at 43mm, comes with a calendar that only needs reset once per year and comes with a €13,600.00 ($21,900.00 CAD). Our estate price for this classic Ulysse Nardin is $5,900.00 CAD. Stock #501-00418.

January 15, 2026

4.03ct. VS1-F ideal cut lab-grown diamond solitaire, 5.0gr. 14kt. sz. 8 1/4. $1,400.00 CAD. 101-00659

Lab grown diamonds have fallen in price so much that we know of ring manufacturers who are giving away 1.00 carat lab-grown diamond with every ring setting. Of course we realize the price of the diamond has obviously been built into the ring mount, but the point is clear, lab-grown diamonds are really cheap compared the their natural counterparts. If this beautiful lab-grown 4.03 carat VS1-F ideal cut was of natural origin it would cost over $150,000.00 CAD! Lab-grown diamonds have impacted the cost of natural, but significant sized natural diamonds are still very expensive and rare. Our estate 4.03 carat lab-grown diamond is set in a traditional style four prong double gallery solitaire. It is crafted from 4.2 grams (net weight) of 14 karat gold in a finger size 8 1/4. The well made, solid shoulder ring measures 2.3mm wide and is in hardly worn condition. It is less than a year old and has never even been repolished since it was first purchased. Aside from some worn rhodium around the setting, it is still intact, even on the shank bottom. Accompanying to ring is an International Gemological Institute report documenting the characteristics and geometry of the diamond. Lab-grown diamonds rarely come with Gemological Institute of America reports because of the extra cost of a GIA document would significantly increase the price. If you’re looking for a diamond ring that looks like it’s worth $175,000.00, here’s your opportunity for less than 1% of the cost. If you’re not a size 8 1/4, this ring can easily be made smaller or larger. Estate priced at $1,400.00 CAD. Stock #101-00659.