October 6, 2026

0.16CT. I1-J 14kt. two tone diamond pendant on 10 karat 19″ chain, 3gr. tw. $510.00 CAD. 161-00409

This two-tone 14 karat gold pendant on chain highlights the striking interplay between warm yellow gold and cool white gold, creating a look that is both contemporary and enduring. Measuring 20.3mm long (including bail) and 7.9mm at it’s widest point, the design features flowing, ribbon-like curves that gracefully embrace a central 0.16 carat round brilliant-cut diamond of I1 quality and J colour. The the fluid, openwork of the form lends an artistic quality to the piece. The yellow gold elements impart warmth and richness, while the white gold section introduces a luminous contrast that enhances the pendant’s sculptural silhouette. Each of the precious metal alloys contribute to a harmonious balance of colour and dimension, ultimately serving to accentuate the radiance of the diamond at the heart of the design. Suspended from a 19-inch 10 karat yellow curb link chain measuring 1mm in width, this versatile pendant transitions effortlessly from everyday elegance to evening sophistication. A refined addition to any jewellery collection, this piece is in excellent estate condition, showing little wear. The pendant and chain weigh a combined 3.0 grams and remains in excellent hardly worn condition. Estate priced at $510.00 CAD for both pendant and chain. Stock #161-00409.

October 5, 2026

Burnt orange Breitling SuperOcean 46mm A17320. $4,975.00 CAD. 515-00128

Breitling have a long history dating back to 1884. While most people know them for their large modern pilot watches with integrated stopwatches, slide rule calculators and generally more features than most people could ever hope to use. They also make some interesting more basic utility models with basic time keeping features and little else. The SuperOcean Heritage 46 is a model that draws inspiration from past Breitling models.

At 46mm diameter this is a very large watch and is impossible to overlook especially with its burnt orange dial and matching bezel. There are a few styling details that connect this modern example with historic Breitlings. The simple large exposed crown is very easy to use and operate without the guards seen on almost all contemporary diver watches. The arrow shaped hour hand was a popular style decades ago along along with the mesh look bracelet. Don’t be fooled though this bracelet has screwed in removable links with a fold over locking buckle just like every other modern Breitling. The sunburst burnt orange is also somewhat of a throwback colour chose that you may have seen in the 1970s. This is quite an uncommon colour and few show up of the secondary market.

Overall condition is very good, the matching anodized aluminum bezel excellent condition. I love the less is more one way ratcheting bezel that shows only a zero minute triangular index along with simple hash marks at 5 minute intervals. The uncluttered dial is another exercise in simplicity with simple applied stick markers with a printed minute track and small but effective luminous dots to aid time interpretation when the lights go out.

The threaded crown and case back  provide a water resistance rating of 200 meters. A low dome lab-grown sapphire crystal with anti-reflective surface coating provide ideal optics to the beautiful sunburst orange dial. The 6:00 o’clock window adds a handy calendar and keeps the rest of the dial in perfect balance and symmetry. Overall excellent condition, showing only minor scuffs and scratches on some of the highly polished surfaces. We have elected to  leave them as testament of careful use over the years. If you’d like these small marks removed, one of our onsite goldsmiths can accomplish this task in less than 10 minutes for no charge. Running great and keeping excellent time, this watch comes with our one year warranty. Estate priced at $4,975.00 CAD. Stock #515-00128.

2012 Rolex Datejust 31 178273 white/Roman on Jubilee bracelet. $16,500.00 CAD. 505-00694

There is an undeniable magic that happens when timeless style meets absolute completeness. This stunning 2012 Rolex Datejust 21 (ref: 178273) is a spectacular example of that perfect intersection. Originally acquired from the prestigious Royal de Versailles Jewellers in Toronto, this exceptional timepiece is now available for its next chapter, presenting a rare opportunity for the discerning collector or enthusiast.

The Datejust 31 has firmly established itself as the most popular and sought after size in the current selection of ladies’ Rolex models. Striking the ideal balance, it offers a more commanding wrist presence than traditional smaller models while maintaining an elegant, feminine profile. Finding a ladies’ Rolex in this optimal mid-size configuration for immediate delivery at a Rolex boutique can be a challenge, especially with a desirable dial on a Jubilee bracelet, making this particular piece a true prize.

Aesthetically, this watch features one of the most coveted configurations available: the preferred white dial adorned with polished 18 karat gold Roman numeral hour markers. The crisp white backdrop makes the yellow gold numerals pop with exceptional legibility, perfectly matching the iconic 18 karat yellow gold fluted bezel. This elegant face is beautifully framed by the classic two-tone Rolesor Jubilee bracelet with concealed clasp, which seamlessly blends durable 904L stainless steel with rich proprietary 18 larat yellow gold.

Condition is everything when selecting a pre-owned heirloom, and this watch delivers flawlessly. Preserved in excellent original, never polished or refinished in any way. The Jubilee bracelet exhibits hardly any stretch or sag, retaining its original tightness, structural integrity, and crisp wearability.

What truly elevates this offering into a museum-grade acquisition is its complete provenance. This is a definitive “full-set” investment. It comes entirely complete with its original inner/outer boxes, the green SwimPruf hangtag with matching serial number, all the original documents, accessories, including the original international guarantee card endorsed by Royal de Versailles, and even the outside white cardboard sleeve. There isn’t even the slightest blemish on box and it even has that Rolex aroma when you open the box.  

Whether you are looking to commemorate a milestone, elevate your daily style, or acquire a piece of horological art that reliably holds its value, this Datejust 31 is the ultimate expression of understated luxury. It is a complete package of beauty, scarcity, and impeccable care, ready to be worn and admired for generations to come. We have some previous history of this watch as we sold it to the previous (2nd) owner in November 2018. She recently traded it in to upgrade to another model. The watch also contains the full compliment of 25 links (including the end links). Running great and keeping excellent time. We are happy to provide the new owner with our complimentary one year warranty. This popular model is estate priced at $16,500.00 CAD. Stock #505-00694.

October 4, 2026

18kt./platinum 1.40ct. sapphire & diamond (0.48ct. tw. VS-H), 4.3gr. sz. 7 1/2. $2,450.00 CAD. 206-00705

Steeped in history, elegance, and unmistakable Canadian prestige, this vintage sapphire and diamond ring is a true masterpiece of fine jewellery design. Crafted with a meticulous eye for detail, this exceptional piece speaks directly to the collector who values heritage as much as breathtaking beauty.

At the heart of this stunning ring sits a high-quality, cushion-shaped diamond cut sapphire weighing an estimated 1.40 carats. Its color is a mesmerizing, deep cornflower blue—a rare and coveted shade that captures and reflects light with an aristocratic allure. This magnificent center stone is beautifully framed by a classic halo of 12 round brilliant cut diamonds, totaling 0.48 carats. Graded at an impressive VS clarity a H colour, these diamonds offer a sharp, crisp radiance that contrasts spectacularly with the rich blue depths of the sapphire.

The mounting itself is a testament to timeless luxury, expertly fashioned from a premium combination of 18 karat yellow gold and platinum. The yellow gold band offers a warm, traditional glow, while the platinum settings hold the diamonds securely, ensuring maximum fire and brilliance. Weighing a substantial 4.3 grams, the ring possesses that perfect, comfortable heft on the finger that only high-quality vintage jewellery can deliver.

Cementing its provenance is the inclusion of an original 1985 Birks appraisal document. This official document serves as a definitive time capsule, offering undeniable peace of mind regarding its authenticity, heritage, and long-standing value. Whether you are marking a monumental life milestone or looking to enrich your private collection, this ring is more than a piece of jewelry—it is an enduring legacy of elegance. The 1.8mm shank has been stamped JWD 18K PLAT. It measures a finger size 7 1/2 and would benefit if sized down a bit by removing the thinnest area of the shank. We will size this ring down as far as a size 5 for no charge and even buy the section we remove for recycling. The ring is in very good overall condition with prominent claws and no areas of excessive wear aside from a thin bottom shank section. Estate priced at $2,450.00 CAD. Stock #206-00705.

October 3, 2026

Vintage 1970s Heuer Daytona 110.203B calibre 12, very good condition. $5,750.00 CAD. 520-00166

The 1970s marked the golden era for motorsports mechanical chronographs. Standing proudly at the apex of the historic decade is the Heuer Daytona reference 110.203B. Introduced in 1976, this timepiece captures the raw racing energy of its namesake track while offering a masterclass in avant-garde Swiss design. Today, we are thrilled to present a rare opportunity to own a, highly original example of this horological icon.

The beating heart of this masterpiece lies the legendary Heuer Calibre 12 automatic chronograph movement. Born from the historic “Project 99” collaboration, the Calibre 12 represents a highly refined engineering evolution of the Calibre 11—one of the world’s very first automatic chronograph movements. Operating at a higher, more precise frequency of 21,600 beats per hour and featuring a strengthened mainspring, this innovative microrotor-driven movement is famously recognized by its unique left-hand crown configuration. Not only were self winding chronographs rare in the 1970s, to have one that also added the utility of a date display was almost unheard of. The architectural beauty of this clean, unmolested gold-finished movement remains fully visible, testifying to the mechanical integrity of the watch.

What truly elevates this particular Heuer Daytona is its level of originality and preservation. The centerpiece is its flawless, perfect-condition degrade finish blue dial. The dial transitions beautifully from a deep, velvety midnight navy at the perimeter to a radiant metallic blue toward the center. This delicate texturing is completely unmarred by the typical aging or moisture damage seen on most vintage dials from this era. The contrasting white hands and stark sub-registers pop with absolute clarity, offering a striking aesthetic balance that is impossible to replicate.

Crucially for discerning collectors, this watch is presented in honest, completely unpolished, and hasn’t been refinished. The robust integrated stainless steel case retains its factory details, showing the original details intended by Heuer’s designers. This preservation extends flawlessly into the original integrated steel bracelet. The links display distinct, sharp edges rather than the rounded, washed-out profiles common to heavily polished vintage steel.

Turning the watch over, the signature Heuer shield logo embossed onto the deployment clasp display incredible depth and crips details that are lost when polished not matter how careful you are. It is also free from the friction wear that usually smooths down these vintage buckles over decades of use. Furthermore, the bracelet exhibits little stretch of sag, a rarity for vintage steel bands. It is robust, tight, and long enough to accomodate a wrist size of up to 8 inches.

This reference 110.203B is not just a vintage timepiece; it is a time capsule from an era when Heuer ruled the paddocks of Formula One. With its mechanically sound Calibre 12, an immaculate degrade dial, and an unpolished case that wears its history with razor-sharp pride, this Heuer Daytona represents the ultimate acquisition for the serious collector demanding pure, unadulterated provenance. Including our one year warranty this collectible watch is estate priced at $5,750.00 CAD. Stock #520-00166.