Best 5 Luxury Watches to Buy in 2019 over $1600 | Watch Repair in Highlands Ranch, CO

Below we have included our top 5 picks for luxury timepieces to purchase in 2019. These watches are for collectors looking to spend quite a bit for a timepiece. However, if you are looking for a timepiece that easily affordable then you may wish to check out our guide on the best 5 luxury watches to buy in 2019 under $850.

 

Tag Heuer Formula 1 – Around $1600

 

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Tag Heuer watches come highly recommended as they have legacy as a fine Swiss watchmaker, they regularly win prestigious awards for their timepieces and they start at prices which are comparable to a week’s holiday rather than a small three-bedroom house.  They also sponsor Formula One, and have a wide range of watches that appeal to motor racing fans.

There are other Tag Heuer Formula One timepieces that start for less than $1,300 but if you want a classic automatic watch opposed to a quartz watch then you should go for something like this one.

 

Other quality features include a sapphire crystal and it is waterproof which means you are A-OK for diving with this timepiece.

 

Omega Speedmaster – Around $4100

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If you have your eyes set on purchasing an Omega then we suggest between either picking a Speedmaster or a Seamaster.

  • The Speedmaster is famously the watch worn on every NASA mission, so has been to the moon and back.
  • The Seamaster is the main watch worn by James Bond since Omega presumably coughed up a huge amount of money to persuade 007 to stop wearing a Rolex in the mid-90s.

So, if you prefer your watch to be associated with Bond or Buzz Aldrin, take your pick. Personally, we suggest the Seamaster as it is the more popular choice of the two.

 

Rolex Submariner – Around $6400

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The Rolex Submariner is probably the world’s most famous timepiece by the world’s most famous watchmaker. It is also one of the few timepieces that does not massively plummet in value in the second-hand market.

It built its reputation as a diving watch but remains popular even for collectors who don’t dive.  The Submariner has been around since the 1950s with various tweaks and improvements over the years, such as increasing the depth to which you can dive with it. In terms of technical features, most Rolex Submariners are chronometers, which means they have been tested over several days by independent watch nerds in Switzerland. It’s also an automatic watch, meaning you’ll never need to buy a battery for it and it is as tough as old boots, so it should last for decades. It’s hard to argue that a $6,400 watch is an ‘investment’ but in terms of reliability, durability and sell on value, the Rolex Submariner comes close.

 

Breitling Windrider – Around $8900

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The words ‘Breitling’ and ‘quality’ go together as easily as cheese and wine or peanut butter and jelly. You can confidently go deep sea diving with your Breitling on Saturday and then take it for a few loops in your jet plane on Sunday.

You can be confident that it will keep accurate time. That may not sound like a great achievement for a watch at a price label such as this, but Breitling watches are chronometers which means they are sent to specialists in Switzerland to ensure that they do not lose time.

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus – Around $38,000

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The Patek Philippe Nautilus is one of the most coveted watches by the poshest of all the world’s watchmakers. They’ve been making versions of the Nautilus since the mid-1970s, apparently after being inspired by the shape of a porthole. At the time it was seen as a big deal that the watch company which supplied Queen Victoria and Albert Einstein was making a sports watch.

As you’d expect, it’s got most of the fancy features you’d associate with a luxury timepiece. Obviously, it’s got an automatic movement. Most are waterproof to 120 meters, which means it would be fine for a swimming pool.

 

About Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry

Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry has been providing quality products and professional services to the metropolitan Denver, CO area since 1951.  The very first watch repair and service facility ever opened in Colorado. Dan Matheu, watchmaker, pioneered watch repair and services in Colorado.  Today, Scott Matheu is at the helm steering Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry. With his vision, Scott opened a watch store in Highland Ranch and has made Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry not only one of the largest watch stores to provide watch repair in Highlands Ranch, CO but also the entire state.

 

Whether you need watch repair in Highlands Ranch, CO, watch engraving, or even if you have an antique watch that you would like appraised, you can count on Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry to provide you with superior service each and every single time. All of our watchmakers are factory trained and we have CW21 Certified by the American Watchmakers and Clockmakers Institute (AWCI) on site. This certification has the most stringent standards for watchmakers performing repair, restoration, and service work on watches. With one of the largest service centers in the metropolitan Denver, CO we are not only able to provide watch repair in Highlands Ranch, CO but to the entire 50 states as well.

Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry is also a factory authorized service center for Cartier, Tag Heuer, Philip Stein, Swiss Army and many more brands. When you use Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry for your watch repair in Highlands Ranch, CO, you can rest assured knowing that you will receive our (3) three-year warranty on major watch repairs that we provide. If you are looking for the best watch repair service center throughout the United States, you cannot go wrong when you choose Matheu’s Fine Watches & Jewelry. With certifications from not only AWCI but SAWTA too, we not only stand out from the pact; we lead it.”

 

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