I
The Brief
Share the reference, configuration, condition, included set, and working budget that define the search.
II — Acquisitions
Name the reference.
We'll define the brief.
Tell us the watch, configuration, and condition you have in mind. Matt will review the brief with you directly and confirm the next step.
The Search
A precise request,
considered personally.
A useful brief gives the search a clear shape without implying a result before the terms are agreed.
II
The Conversation
Review the priorities together and decide where, if anywhere, there is room for flexibility.
III
The Next Step
Continue only after the search scope, expectations, and approved terms are clear.
A Useful Brief
The details that
sharpen the search.
You do not need every answer before reaching out. Start with what you know, and refine the rest in conversation.
Configuration
Dial, metal, size, bracelet, reference, and any details that are non-negotiable.
Condition & Set
Unworn or pre-owned, visible wear tolerance, and whether box or papers matter to you.
Budget & Timing
A working range and preferred window help guide the first conversation without creating a promise.
Search Brief
Describe the watch.
We'll take it from there.
Share enough to begin. No deposit or commitment is collected through this initial form.
What happens next
Matt reviews the brief and contacts you through your selected method to discuss fit and next steps.
Private client brief
Required fields are marked
Prefer a Simpler Start?
Begin with
a private conversation.
If the reference is not yet clear, start with the collection or a general inquiry.