REF. 1680
01 / 03ROLEX SUBMARINER
Mk. 1 dial, unpolished case, Amsterdam provenance.
€ 18,500
[PLATE 05]
The Lorien private consultation suite overlooking the Keizersgracht, Amsterdam. By appointment only.
Established AmsterdamLorien
Lorien
Watches:
Amsterdam
Horological Archive
A curated repository of historical Rolex, Cartier, and Piaget timepieces, preserved for the discerning collector.
Provenance First
Every acquisition is accompanied by a documented lineage, verified by our Amsterdam specialists.
Feature Study
The Art of the Neo-Vintage
In an era of mass-produced luxury, the Neo-Vintage period (c. 1980-2000) represents a unique intersection of classical proportion and modern reliability. At Lorien, we focus on the rare references, the Piaget Altiplanos, the early Cartier Privee collections, and the five-digit Rolex professionals that defined an era of understated elegance.
Our philosophy is simple: we seek out the unpolished and the honest. A watch that tells a story through its patina is infinitely more valuable than one that has been erased by time.
Movement StudyCalibre 12P: The ultra-thin revolution.
Portfolio
Current Collection Arrivals
CPCP 1998
02 / 03CARTIER TANK LOUIS
Collection Privee Cartier Paris, manual wind, deployment clasp.
€ 24,000
REF. 49140
03 / 03VACHERON OVERSEAS
First generation chronograph, sigma dial, full box and papers.
€ 21,900
Authentication
The Lorien Standard
Our vetting process is an exhaustive journey into the watch's past. We utilize high-resolution macro-photography and internal movement analysis to ensure every component, from the balance spring to the spring bars, meets our strict archival standards.
Verified Lineage
Full owner history tracked through Dutch and international databases.
Service Record
Complete mechanical overhaul and accuracy report included.
Technical Archive No. 442-B / Contact Sheet
Private Viewings
A Consultation in Amsterdam
We invite you to experience our collection in the quietude of our Amsterdam showroom. Unlike traditional retail, a viewing at Lorien is a private dialogue between collector and specialist, a moment to discuss provenance, materiality, and the unique history of your next acquisition.