Collection: Rolex & Tudor Watches

Founded in London in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis before settling in Geneva in 1919, Rolex built its name on precision, yet its vintage ladies' dress watches remain among its most understated creations. Models such as the Precision paired small mechanical movements with slender cases and integrated gold bracelets, treating the wristwatch as much as a piece of jewellery as an instrument. For the British market, many were housed in 9ct gold cases made in England, a distinctly British chapter in the history of the brand. In 1946, Wilsdorf established Tudor as a sister house, offering the same dependability at a more accessible price, with dress watches of quiet, classic proportions. At Finchley Watches, we curate vintage Rolex and Tudor pieces chosen for their originality, their condition and their enduring elegance.