Widely regarded as one of the most subdued sports Rolexes, the 16570 is a model that mostly speaks to collectors. It's stainless steel, fixed bezel gives this watch a look totally different from its more popular sibling, the GMT-Master II.

The present watch has a black dial with tritium markers.

With an imposing case diameter of 48 millimetres, the Big Pilot?™s Heritage Watch 48, which is limited to 1,000 pieces, is a practical alternative for everyday use compared to its brother, the Big Pilot's Heritage Watch 55. This limited edition of 1000 pieces features a titanium case and is powered by the hand-wound calibre 59215, which offers a power reserve of 8 days.

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date is an iconic watch that hardly needs an introduction. Only ever available in precious metals (save for a few prototypes), it was for many years the undisputed king of the Rolex collection and the singular most recognizable 'expensive' watch to the general public. In its present form, the case measures the traditional 36mm. It is driven by caliber 3155.

For the Longines Column-Wheel chronograph, Longines has chosen traditional, elegant shapes that recall the watches that contributed to its success during the 20th century. This model has a stainless steel or rose gold case with a diameter of 39 cm which houses calibre L688.2 whose intricate workings can be admired through the transparent sapphire glass back cover. The rose dauphine hands indicate the time against a silvered or black dial featuring 8 rose hour symbols. The Longines Column-Wheel Chronograph also has a date, a small seconds at 9 o?™clock, a dragging 30-minute counter at 3 o?™clock and a dragging 12-hour counter at 6 o?™clock. Steel versions of this elegant model are also available with a 41 mm diameter case. This wrist chronograph with its high-tech movement is fitted on a brown or black alligator strap.