Japan’s Premier Watch Collection: Quality, Authenticity, & Value
Introduction
Welcome to LUXURY JAPAN.
We connect global collectors with the world’s most trusted market for pre-owned luxury timepieces. From iconic Rolex sports models to rare Patek Philippe complications, discover why watch connoisseurs turn to Japan for their next acquisition.
The Japan Advantage
💎 Unrivaled Condition
Japanese culture places a high value on taking care of belongings. Japanese owners treat their luxury watches with extreme care, often servicing them regularly. As a result, pre-owned watches from Japan are often preserved in “Mint” or “Near Mint” condition with sharp cases and tight bracelets, far superior to those found in other markets.🛡️ Guaranteed Authenticity
Shop with absolute confidence. Japan enforces strict anti-counterfeit laws. All professional watch dealers must hold a government-issued Kobutsusho license, and distribution of fake items is severely cracked down upon. This makes the Japanese market one of the safest places to buy authentic high-end brands like Rolex, Omega, and Audemars Piguet.🌏 Global Market Advantage
Benefit from the current currency exchange rates. Japan is a treasure trove of discontinued and limited-edition models (JDM). Access a vast selection of premium brands at prices that are highly competitive compared to the global market, often complete with original boxes and papers.
Explore Our Collections
Find your perfect timepiece below.
WATCHES
Luxury Timepieces
◆ Rolex
The Crown of Horology.
The most recognized watch brand in the world. Japanese inventory is famous for “Mint” condition Daytonas, Submariners, and Datejusts, often complete with original boxes and papers.
◆ Omega
Speedmaster & Seamaster.
From the moon to the deep sea. Omega offers incredible value in the Japanese secondary market, especially for rare limited editions and discontinued Speedmasters in pristine condition.
◆ Grand Seiko
The Art of Japanese Craftsmanship.
Famous for “Zaratsu” polishing and Spring Drive. Buying from Japan ensures exclusive access to rare JDM models and the best selection of “Mint” pieces at competitive prices.
◆ TAG Heuer
Racing Heritage & Precision.
The absolute icon of motor racing. From the sporty “Formula 1” to the legendary “Carrera,” Japan offers a vast selection of rare discontinued models and high-quality pieces at unbeatable prices.
◆ IWC
Engineering & Elegance.
Known for the legendary “Pilot’s Watch” and sophisticated “Portugieser.” Japan’s secondary market is rich with these classic models, preserving their sharp cases and leather straps in immaculate condition.
◆ Patek Philippe
The Pinnacle of Horology.
The last independent family-owned Genevan manufacturer. Represents the apex of luxury. Buying from Japan ensures access to these investment-grade assets in “Mint” condition with proven provenance.
◆ Cartier
The Art of Shape.
Known as the “Jeweler of Kings.” From the iconic “Tank” to the legendary “Santos,” Japan is a global treasure trove for vintage “Must de Cartier” and pristine modern classics.
◆ Tudor
Born to Dare.
Originally Rolex’s sibling, now a powerhouse. Famous for vintage “Submariners” and modern “Black Bay” models. Japan is the best source for rare collector-grade examples.
◆ Audemars Piguet
The Master of Royal Oak.
One of the Holy Trinity of watchmaking. Famous for the legendary “Royal Oak.” Japanese inventory offers high-value investment pieces in “Mint” condition with full provenance.
◆ Vacheron Constantin
The Oldest Watchmaker.
Founded in 1755, it is the oldest manufacturer in continuous production. Along with Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet, it forms the “Holy Trinity” of watchmaking. Japan is a prime source for the “Overseas” and “Patrimony” collections, offering these high-value investment pieces in pristine, collector-grade condition.
◆ Breitling
Instruments for Professionals.
Renowned as the official supplier to world aviation. From the iconic “Navitimer” to the robust “Chronomat” and “Superocean,” Breitling combines technical precision with bold design. Japan is famous for exclusive “Japan Limited” editions (often featuring Mother of Pearl dials) that are hard to find elsewhere.
◆ A. Lange & Söhne
State-of-the-Art Tradition.
Founded in 1845, A. Lange & Söhne is the pinnacle of German watchmaking, rivaling the Swiss “Holy Trinity.” Renowned for meticulous hand-finishing and the iconic “Lange 1,” Japan is a prime source for rare, collector-grade boutique editions that embody uncompromising precision.
◆ Jaeger-LeCoultre
The Watchmaker’s Watchmaker.
Founded in 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre is renowned for technical mastery, producing over 1,200 original calibers. From the iconic Art Deco “Reverso” to the elegant “Master” series, Japan is a premier source for finding well-preserved, collector-grade pieces that showcase ultimate Swiss precision.
◆ Breguet
The Father of Modern Horology.
Founded in 1775, Breguet is the architect of watchmaking, famed for inventing the tourbillon. From the timeless “Classique” to the robust “Marine,” the brand blends neoclassical style with mechanical genius. Japan is a prime source for finding rare, high-complication masterpieces in exceptional condition.
◆ Hublot
The Art of Fusion.
Founded in 1980, Hublot revolutionized watchmaking with “The Art of Fusion,” famously combining gold with rubber. From the iconic “Big Bang” to the elegant “Classic Fusion,” the brand merges bold design with innovative materials. Japan is a premier source for finding exclusive limited editions in pristine condition.