Oliver and Clarke

In addition to serving as timepieces, vintage watches are objects of art, representations of craftsmanship, and windows into individual styles. The market for old watches, however, has long been wrapped in exclusivity, which includes exorbitant costs, restricted supply, and a lack of openness. The way that people see and possess these classic gems is being changed by Oliver and Clarke. Oliver & Clarke are redefining the guidelines for antique watch ownership to make excellent and uncommon timepieces affordable. They guarantee that everyone with an interest in timepieces may acquire a piece of history without having to deal with the hazards and complications that are frequently connected to this market by emphasizing transparency, quality, and affordable price. The Challenges of Vintage Watch Ownership The possession of a classic timepiece has long been seen as a luxury. Visitors have felt dominated by the market's dominance by enthusiasts and collectors with insider know...

The modern, minimalist "Museum Dial" collection is typically the first thing that enthusiasts think of when thinking about Movado. The Movado brand was associated with some of the most exquisite and captivating watches of the 20th century, especially from the 1920s to the 1970s, despite its less-than-stelling reputation in contemporary watchmaking circles. The brand's area of expertise during this time was chronographs; in 1938, it created the first two-pusher modular chronograph and one of the first split-second chronographs to be sold commercially. When talking about this "golden era of hand-wound chronographs," other brands like Heuer, Omega, and Zenith tend to loom large despite this excellent legacy.  Few collectors are as knowledgeable as Linden Lazarus, the creator and owner of Oliver and Clarke , an online store selling vintage watches. Even though Lazarus is only 19 years old, he has years of experience with vintage watches and operates one of the most ...

We contacted the founders and CEOs of Oliver & Clarke, SwissWatchExpo, and Bob’s Watches for their opinions on this year’s discontinued Rolex models as well as overall market trends. The market for pre-owned luxury watches experienced a surge in demand and attention during the pandemic. Many are curious about how the second-hand luxury watch market may be affected when life returns to normal in the post-pandemic era. To gain insight into market trends, opinions on this year’s discontinued Rolex models, and projections for the pre-owned  luxury watch market , Hypebeast spoke with Paul Altieri, the founder and CEO of Bob’s Watches, Eugene Tutunikov, the CEO of SwissWatchExpo, and Linden Lazarus, the founder and CEO of Oliver & Clarke. Altieri tells Hypebeast that he is still optimistic about the pre-owned luxury industry. “Reliable vendors and knowledgeable customers, bolstered by online information exchange, transparency, and authentication services, comprise today’s market....

In the world of horology, where time is meticulously measured and artistry intertwines with precision engineering, there exists a niche fascination with wooden dials. These unconventional timepieces, crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail, are a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of watchmakers. Today, we embark on a journey into the realm of wooden dials, guided by the expertise of Oliver and Clarke, esteemed connoisseurs in the world of watch collecting. Wooden dials, though rare and unconventional, hold a special allure for collectors seeking something truly unique. Each wooden dial bears the unmistakable mark of nature's beauty, with intricate grains and hues that tell a story of time frozen in elegance. From the warm tones of mahogany to the rich textures of ebony, wooden dials offer a captivating canvas for watchmakers to express their artistry. Oliver and Clarke, renowned authorities on vintage and collectible timepieces, shed light on the allure of wood...