# Watchflix NYC: full text for AI assistants Source: https://watchflixnyc.com. Counts are from live stock and change as watches sell. ## About Watchflix NYC Watchflix NYC is the online branch of Watchflix LA, an independent luxury watch store at 605 S Hill St., Los Angeles, CA 90014, open since 2022. Watchflix NYC is operated by Watchflix NYC LLC and has sold online since September 2026. It sells 33,000+ new, unworn and pre-owned watches from 295 brands, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Omega and Cartier. Every watch is checked by its specialist before it ships, carries a 24-month warranty and ships free and fully insured within the United States. - Shipping in the US: free and fully insured; processing takes at least 24 hours, then 1–3 business days to the FedEx location nearest the buyer, collected with a photo ID. - Outside the US: Outside the United States? Message us on WhatsApp first and we confirm delivery to your country, the cost and the time. - Import duties and taxes are charged by your country's customs when the watch arrives. They are not included in our prices and are paid by the buyer. - Returns: 14-day returns, with no restocking fee. - Selling a watch: a written offer in under 24 hours, a free insured shipping label, payment by wire transfer within 1–2 business days after inspection. - Payment: Pay on a secure checkout when Buy now is shown on the watch's page (Stripe for card, Apple Pay and Google Pay, or PayPal), or reserve the watch on WhatsApp or by email and we send you the payment details. - Contact: WhatsApp (251) 716-4890, email info@watchflixnyc.com, Mon–Sat 10am–7pm ET, Sunday closed. - Independent: not affiliated with or authorized by the watch manufacturers. ## How every watch is checked 1. Reference and serial: We check the reference and serial number on the watch against the papers and the manufacturer's records for that model. 2. Case, bracelet and clasp: We inspect the case, bezel, crown, bracelet and clasp for correct parts, finishing, engravings and signs of polishing or replaced components. 3. Dial, hands and bezel: Under a loupe we examine the dial printing, indices, hands, lume and bezel insert: the details where counterfeits and replaced parts show. 4. Movement: We open the caseback and check that the caliber is the correct, original movement for the reference, and that it is clean and undamaged. 5. Timing test: On a timing machine we measure accuracy, amplitude and beat error, and we check the power reserve and every function. 6. Water resistance: Watches rated as water resistant are pressure-tested before they ship. ## Shipping policy Your watch is valuable, so we ship it the safest way we know: fully insured, to a FedEx location near you, where you collect it in person. ### Where we ship We ship to the United States, and to most other countries once we have confirmed delivery with you on WhatsApp. We cannot ship to Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba. If your country is not one we usually serve, contact us before you order and we will tell you whether we can deliver there. ### Cost and delivery time Every order takes at least 24 hours to process after your payment is confirmed; the watch ships after that. United States: shipping is free and fully insured, and delivery takes 1–3 business days once the watch has shipped. Other countries: message us on WhatsApp before you order. We confirm whether we can deliver to your country, the cost and the time; the watch then ships fully insured by FedEx or DHL Express. Customs clearance in your country can add to that time and is outside our control. ### Import duties and taxes Import duties and taxes are charged by your country's customs when the watch arrives. They are not included in our prices and are paid by the buyer. The amount depends on the rules of your country and the value of the watch. Your customs office or the courier collects it, usually before delivery. If a shipment is refused or returned because duties were not paid, the shipping cost and any return charges are deducted from the refund. ### Delivery in the United States: pickup at FedEx For your protection against theft and fraud, every watch is sent to the FedEx location nearest to the address you give us, not to your door. When your package arrives, FedEx will notify you. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the order to collect it. ### Delivery in other countries The courier delivers to the address you give us and hands the package over against a signature. Someone must be there to receive it. ### Insurance Every shipment is fully insured for its value until it is handed over to you. ### Tracking We email you tracking details as soon as your watch has shipped. ### Questions Contact us at WhatsApp (251) 716-4890 · info@watchflixnyc.com. ## Refund policy We want you to love your watch. If it isn't right for you, you can return it within 14 days of receiving it, wherever you are. ### Return window - Returns must be postmarked within 14 days of the date you received your watch (in the United States, the date you picked it up). - There is no restocking fee. - You pay the cost of sending the watch back to us, insured for its full value. The original shipping charge, and any import duties and taxes you paid to your customs, are not refunded by us. - The watch must be returned in its original condition, unworn beyond trying it on, with all tags, labels, papers and boxes it came with. ### How to return a watch Contact us first at WhatsApp (251) 716-4890 · info@watchflixnyc.com. We will confirm your return and explain how to send the watch back safely and insured. ### Refunds Once your watch arrives and we have checked its condition, we process your refund or exchange within 7 days and confirm it by email. Refunds go back to your original payment method. Depending on your bank or card issuer, it can take one to two billing cycles to appear on your statement. ### Defective or damaged watches If your watch arrives damaged or has a defect, contact us right away. We will arrange a refund or exchange, and we cover the cost of sending it back. ## Warranty Every watch we sell comes with a 24-month Watchflix NYC warranty on the movement, from the day you pick it up. ### What is covered - Defects of the movement that stop the watch from working or keeping time within the manufacturer's tolerances, under normal use. - Repair of the movement, or, if a repair is not possible, a replacement of equal value or a refund. ### What is not covered - Normal wear: scratches, dents, fading, and wear of the case, bracelet, strap, crystal or bezel. - Damage from accidents, impacts, misuse, or water entering the watch (including after the crown was left open or the watch was opened by someone else). - Watches opened, repaired or modified by anyone other than us or the manufacturer's service. - Batteries, straps and gaskets that wear with use, and loss or theft. ### How to make a claim Contact us at WhatsApp (251) 716-4890 · info@watchflixnyc.com with your order details and a short description of the problem. We explain how to send the watch to us, fully insured and at our cost, and keep you informed until it is back with you. ## Terms of service These terms apply to your use of this website and to every purchase you make from Watchflix NYC ("we", "us"). By using the site or placing an order, you agree to them. ### 1. Who we are This website is operated by Watchflix NYC LLC, a Watchflix branch. Our contact details are on our Contact information page. ### 2. Using this website - You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live, to place an order. - The information you give us must be accurate and complete. - You may not use the site for any unlawful purpose, to interfere with its operation, or to access data that is not meant for you. ### 3. Our watches Our watches are new, unworn or pre-owned, as stated on each product page. Most are one of a kind, so availability can change at any time. We describe and photograph every watch as accurately as we can. Colors can look different on different screens, and occasional errors in descriptions can happen; if we find one, we will tell you before your order ships. Brand names and model names are trademarks of their owners. We are an independent retailer and are not affiliated with, or authorized by, the manufacturers of the watches we sell. ### 4. Prices and payment - Prices are shown in US dollars. Some watches are offered on a price-on-request basis. - Prices can change without notice. The price that applies is the one shown when you place your order. - If a watch is listed at an obviously incorrect price, we may cancel the order and refund you in full. - Applicable sales taxes and duties are shown or confirmed at checkout. - When Buy now is shown on a watch's page, you pay on a secure checkout: by card, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, through Stripe, or with PayPal (your PayPal account or a card), whichever the page offers; we do not see or store your card details. You can also reserve a watch on WhatsApp or by email: we confirm it is available and send you the payment details. A watch ships once the payment has been received in full. - When you pay by card on our site, the payment is collected through Stripe for Watchflix NYC LLC. The charge appears on your card statement as YOUNESS* WATCHFLIX NYC; it is your order from Watchflix NYC. ### 5. Orders An order is a request to buy. We may accept or decline it, for example if the watch is no longer available, if we cannot verify your identity or payment, or if we suspect fraud. If we cancel an order you have paid for, we refund you in full. ### 6. Shipping and risk Shipping works as described in our Shipping policy. Shipments are insured until they reach the FedEx pickup location; responsibility for the watch passes to you when you collect it. ### 7. Returns Returns and refunds are handled as described in our Refund policy. ### 8. Authenticity and warranties Every watch we sell is authenticated by our specialist before it ships. Every watch comes with a 24-month Watchflix NYC warranty on the movement, as described in our Warranty policy. Except for what is stated on the product page and in these terms, and to the extent the law allows, watches are sold without further warranties of any kind, express or implied. ### 9. Limitation of liability To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential losses, and our total liability for any claim relating to an order is limited to the amount you paid for that order. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law. ### 10. Content and intellectual property The text, design and graphics of this website belong to us or our licensors. You may not copy or reuse them without our written permission. ### 11. Other websites and services The site may link to or use third-party services, such as payment providers and shipping carriers. Their own terms and privacy policies apply to what they do. ### 12. Privacy How we handle your personal information is explained in our Privacy policy. ### 13. Governing law These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. ### 14. Changes to these terms We may update these terms from time to time. The version published on this page when you place an order is the one that applies to that order. ### 15. Contact Questions about these terms: WhatsApp (251) 716-4890 · info@watchflixnyc.com. ## Privacy policy This policy explains what personal information Watchflix NYC collects when you use our website, how we use it, and the choices you have. ### Information you give us When you contact us, send an inquiry or a valuation request, subscribe to our newsletter or place an order, we collect the details you provide, such as your name, email address, phone number, shipping and billing address, and the content of your message. ### Information collected automatically Like most websites, our hosting provider records basic technical data when you visit, such as your IP address, browser type and the pages you view. We use it to keep the site secure and working. Your shopping bag and saved watches are stored in your own browser (local storage), not on our servers. We use Google Analytics to understand how visitors use the site (for example which pages are viewed, how visitors arrive, and when a watch is added to the bag or a form is sent). Google Analytics uses cookies and collects information such as your device, browser, approximate location and the pages you visit; it does not receive your name, email or payment details from us. Google processes this data under its own privacy policy (policies.google.com/privacy). You can block these cookies in your browser settings or with Google's opt-out add-on (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout). We do not use advertising cookies. We use Microsoft Clarity to see how visitors use the site, through recordings of visits (mouse movements, clicks and scrolling) and heatmaps, so that we can find and fix problems. Clarity uses cookies; text typed into forms is masked and is not recorded. Microsoft's privacy statement explains how it handles this information. ### How we use your information - to answer your questions and inquiries; - to process, ship and support your orders; - to send our newsletter, if you subscribed (you can unsubscribe at any time); - to prevent fraud and keep the site secure; - to meet our legal obligations. ### Sharing We do not sell your personal information. We share it only with the service providers who help us run the store — for example our website host and form provider, payment providers and shipping carriers — and only as far as they need it to do their work, or when the law requires it. ### How long we keep it We keep personal information only as long as we need it for the purposes above, or as long as the law requires (for example, for tax records). ### Your rights You can ask us to access, correct or delete the personal information we hold about you, or to stop sending you marketing emails. Depending on where you live — for example in California — you may have additional rights under local privacy laws. We will not treat you differently for using them. To make a request, contact us at info@watchflixnyc.com. ### Security We use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect your information. No method of transmission over the internet is completely secure, but we work to protect your data. ### Children Our website is not intended for children under 16, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information. ### Changes We may update this policy. The date at the top of this page shows when it last changed. ### Contact Watchflix NYC LLC · 605 S Hill St., Los Angeles, CA 90014, United States · WhatsApp (251) 716-4890 · info@watchflixnyc.com ## Contact information Watchflix NYC is the online branch of Watchflix. We're happy to help with any question about a watch or an order. - Trade name: Watchflix NYC - WhatsApp: (251) 716-4890 - Email: info@watchflixnyc.com - Address: 605 S Hill St., Los Angeles, CA 90014, United States ## Questions and answers ### Shipping Q: Where do you ship? A: We ship to the United States, and to most other countries once we have confirmed delivery with you on WhatsApp. We cannot ship to Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria or Cuba. If your country is not one we usually serve, ask us before you order. Q: How much does shipping cost? A: Shipping within the United States is free and fully insured. Processing takes at least 24 hours, then the watch reaches the FedEx location nearest you in 1–3 business days, where you collect it with a photo ID. For other countries, message us on WhatsApp first: we confirm delivery, the cost and the time before you order. Q: How long does delivery take? A: Every watch is in stock in the US. Once your payment is confirmed, processing takes at least 24 hours; the watch then arrives in 1–3 business days within the United States. For other countries we confirm the time on WhatsApp before you order; customs can add to it. Q: Do I pay import duties and taxes? A: Import duties and taxes are charged by your country's customs when the watch arrives. They are not included in our prices and are paid by the buyer. The amount depends on your country; your customs office or the courier collects it, usually before delivery. Q: How is my watch delivered? A: In the United States, for your protection against theft and fraud, we send every watch to the FedEx location nearest to your address, not to your door. FedEx notifies you when it arrives, and you collect it with a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the order. In other countries the courier delivers to your address against a signature. Q: Is the shipment insured? A: Yes. Every shipment is fully insured for its full value until it is handed over to you. In the United States the watch waits at the FedEx location nearest you and is released only against a government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the order; in other countries the courier hands it over against a signature. If it arrives damaged, contact us right away and we arrange a refund or exchange. Q: Will I get tracking? A: Yes. We email you the tracking details as soon as your watch has shipped, after at least 24 hours of processing. In the United States it then takes 1–3 business days to reach the FedEx location nearest you, and FedEx tells you when it is ready to collect with your photo ID. Questions about a delivery? Message us on WhatsApp or by email with your order number. ### Returns Q: Can I return a watch? A: Yes, within 14 days of receiving it (postmarked). The watch must come back in its original condition, unworn beyond trying it on, with all the tags, papers and boxes it came with. Contact us first and we explain how to send it back safely and insured. Q: Is there a restocking fee? A: No. There is no restocking fee. You can return a watch within 14 days of receiving it, in its original condition with all the tags, papers and boxes it came with, and you pay only the cost of sending it back to us, insured. Contact us first and we explain how to send it safely. Your refund follows within 7 days of the watch arriving back. Q: When do I get my refund? A: Once the watch is back and we have checked that it is in its original condition, we process your refund or exchange within 7 days and confirm it by email. The money goes back to your original payment method; your bank or card issuer may take a few more days to show it. Returns are accepted within 14 days of receiving the watch, with no restocking fee. Q: What if my watch arrives damaged or faulty? A: Contact us right away on WhatsApp or by email with your order number. We arrange a refund or exchange, and we cover the cost of sending the watch back, fully insured. A fault in the movement that appears later is covered by our 24-month warranty: we repair the movement, or, if that is not possible, replace the watch with one of equal value or refund you. ### Authenticity and condition Q: Are your watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch we sell is checked by our specialist before it ships: the reference and serial against the papers, the case and bracelet, the dial and hands under a loupe, the movement, a timing test, and a pressure test for watches made to be worn in water. If a watch does not pass, we do not sell it. You can also ask for live photos of the exact watch before you buy. Q: What do the condition grades mean? A: New: Brand new and never worn, as supplied. Unworn: Never worn. It may have been stored or displayed, but shows no signs of use. Very good: Lightly worn with at most very faint signs of use; close to new. Good: Worn, with visible but normal signs of use for its age. Q: Do the watches come with box and papers? A: Each listing states whether the original box and the original papers (the warranty card or certificate) are included, and the year of the watch where it is known. A watch with both is often called a full set and is usually easier to resell. Ask us on WhatsApp if you would like photos of the box and papers before you buy. ### Prices and payment Q: What currency are your prices in? A: US dollars. The site can show an approximate price in your own currency, and you are charged in US dollars. Import duties and taxes are charged by your country's customs when the watch arrives. They are not included in our prices and are paid by the buyer. Q: How do I pay? A: When the watch's page shows "Buy now", you pay on a secure checkout: Stripe (card, Apple Pay or Google Pay) or PayPal (your PayPal account or a card), whichever the page offers. They handle the payment and we never see your card details. You can always reserve the watch on WhatsApp or by email instead: we confirm it is available and send you the payment details. The watch ships once the payment has been received. Q: What does "Price on request" mean? A: The price of that watch is not shown on the site: ask us on WhatsApp, or by email through the form on the watch's page, and we send you a personal price, usually within one business day. There is no obligation. If you decide to buy, we confirm the watch is available and send you the payment details; it ships once the payment has been received. Q: Do you have an offer for first-time buyers? A: Yes: 10% off your first watch, up to $1,000, once per customer. Choose "Get your code" at the top of the page to message us on WhatsApp, and we send you your code; enter it in "Have a code?" under Buy now on the watch's page. When Buy now is not shown, ask for the discount when you reserve your watch on WhatsApp or by email and we take it off. ### Warranty Q: Do your watches have a warranty? A: Yes. Every watch comes with a 24-month Watchflix NYC warranty on the movement, from the day you pick it up. It covers defects that stop the watch from working or keeping time within the maker's tolerances. We repair the movement, or, if that is not possible, replace the watch with one of equal value or refund you. To claim, contact us and we arrange insured shipping at our cost. Q: What does the warranty not cover? A: The warranty covers the movement only. It does not cover normal wear such as scratches, dents and fading of the case, bracelet, strap, crystal or bezel; damage from accidents, impacts or misuse; water entering the watch, for example after the crown was left open; watches opened, repaired or modified by anyone other than us or the manufacturer's service; batteries, straps and gaskets that wear with use; or loss and theft. ### Selling and trade-in Q: Can I sell my watch to you? A: Yes. Send us the brand, reference and condition (photos help) and you get a clear offer in writing in less than 24 hours, without obligation. If you accept, we send you a free, prepaid and fully insured shipping label, and pay you by wire transfer within 1–2 business days after inspection. Q: Do you service watches? A: Yes. We offer a full service for luxury mechanical watches. You get a free quote first, and nothing is done until you approve it. You send the watch fully insured from anywhere in the US, or drop it off at our Los Angeles store; a service usually takes 2–4 weeks, and the work is covered by a 12-month warranty. Request a quote on the servicing page with the brand, model and what the watch is doing. Q: Can I trade in my watch toward another one? A: Yes. On any watch's page, choose "Trade in toward this one" and send us the brand, reference, condition and a few photos of yours. Your written offer, in less than 24 hours, shows what your watch is worth to us and the difference to pay. If you accept, we send you a free, prepaid and fully insured shipping label for your watch. ## Brand guides ### Rolex (3,454 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/rolex New, unworn and pre-owned Rolex, from the Submariner to the Day-Date, each authenticated by our specialist before it ships. Rolex was founded in London in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf and moved to Geneva after the First World War. Its reputation rests on a few inventions that shaped the modern wristwatch: the waterproof Oyster case of 1926 and the self-winding Perpetual rotor of 1931. Nearly every Rolex today still combines the two. The company is owned by a private foundation and makes its own movements, cases and bracelets. Current references carry Rolex's Superlative Chronometer certification and a five-year international guarantee. Models: - Submariner: The dive watch introduced in 1953: rotating bezel, 300 m water resistance, and the template most divers still follow. - Datejust: Launched in 1945 as the first self-winding wristwatch with a date in a window. Today it comes in 31, 36 and 41 mm. - GMT-Master II: A second time zone read on the 24-hour bezel, created for airline pilots in the 1950s. - Cosmograph Daytona: The chronograph named after Daytona Beach, with the tachymeter on the bezel, introduced in 1963. - Day-Date: Rolex's flagship since 1956, made only in precious metals, with the day spelled out at 12 o'clock. Buying tips: - Read the reference: the first digits tell you the model family and the last digit the material (for example, 0 is steel, 3 is steel and yellow gold). - Box and papers matter most on Rolex. The warranty card shows the date of sale, which supports value when you sell. - Condition changes the price more than the year. Compare an unworn piece with a lightly worn one of the same reference before deciding. Q: Is Watchflix NYC an official Rolex retailer? A: No. Watchflix NYC is an independent retailer, not affiliated with Rolex. Every Rolex we sell is checked by our specialist before it ships, and any Rolex warranty that still applies is stated on the watch's page. Q: Do your Rolex watches come with box and papers? A: Each listing states whether the original box and papers are included, and the year where it is known. Ask us on WhatsApp if you want photos of them. Q: What does "unworn" mean on a Rolex listing? A: Never worn. It may have been stored or displayed, but shows no signs of use. A pre-owned watch graded "Very good" is lightly worn, close to new. Q: How is a Rolex shipped? A: Fully insured for its value to the FedEx location nearest to you, where you collect it in person with photo ID. Q: Can I return a Rolex? A: Yes, within 14 days of delivery under our refund policy, with no restocking fee. ### Omega (2,491 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/omega Omega Speedmaster, Seamaster and Constellation: new, unworn and pre-owned, each authenticated by our specialist. Omega traces its roots to 1848, when Louis Brandt started assembling watches in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The Omega name came from an 1894 movement and later became the company name. Today the brand is based in Biel/Bienne and is part of the Swatch Group. Two things set modern Omega apart. The Co-Axial escapement, developed from George Daniels's design and used since 1999, and Master Chronometer certification by the Swiss federal metrology institute (METAS), which tests the finished watch, including resistance to strong magnetic fields. Models: - Speedmaster: Introduced in 1957, qualified by NASA in 1965 and worn on the Moon in 1969. The Moonwatch remains a manual-wind chronograph. - Seamaster: Omega's water watch since 1948, from the Diver 300M to the Aqua Terra and the Planet Ocean. - Constellation: The dress-chronometer line since 1952, recognized by the "claws" on the bezel of later models. Buying tips: - "Master Chronometer" on the dial means METAS testing on top of COSC. It is worth checking if you compare two similar references. - The Moonwatch exists in several generations; the caliber number (for example 3861) tells you which one you are looking at. - Check the warranty card's date: Omega's manufacturer warranty depends on the date of sale. Q: Are your Omega watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch we sell is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for Omega, not affiliated with the manufacturer. Q: Is the Speedmaster Moonwatch automatic? A: The Moonwatch Professional is manual-wind: you wind it by the crown. Some other Speedmaster models, such as the Racing, are self-winding; the listing states the movement. Q: What warranty comes with an Omega from Watchflix NYC? A: Every watch, Omega included, comes with our own 24-month warranty on the movement. Q: How fast will my Omega arrive? A: Every Omega we list is in stock in the US and arrives in 1–3 business days after payment, fully insured to the FedEx location nearest you. ### Longines (2,147 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/longines Longines from Saint-Imier: Master Collection, HydroConquest, Conquest and heritage pieces, new and unworn. Longines was founded in 1832 in Saint-Imier, in the Swiss Jura, and has made watches there ever since. Its winged-hourglass logo was registered in 1889 and is still on every dial. Part of the Swatch Group, Longines sits between entry-level Swiss watches and the luxury houses. Its strength is value: mechanical movements with long power reserves, classic designs and a large heritage catalog drawn from its own archives. Models: - Master Collection: Classic dress watches with moon phases, annual calendars and chronographs, known for their barleycorn-guilloché dials. - HydroConquest: The sports diver: 300 m water resistance, ceramic bezel options, sizes from 39 to 43 mm. - Conquest: An everyday sports watch with a clean dial, available in several sizes. - Spirit: Aviation-inspired, with COSC-certified chronometer movements. Buying tips: - Many Longines movements now have around 72 hours of power reserve: you can take the watch off on Friday and it still runs on Monday. - Heritage models reissue specific historical references; the name usually tells you the year of the original. - Compare sizes carefully: Longines often offers the same model in three or four diameters. Q: Is Longines a luxury brand? A: Longines is a Swiss brand with a long history, positioned as accessible luxury within the Swatch Group, below Omega and Blancpain. Q: Are your Longines watches new? A: Each listing states the condition: new, unworn or pre-owned. Most of our Longines are new. Q: Is a Longines a good first luxury watch? A: It is one of the most common choices: Swiss-made mechanical movements and classic designs at a lower price than the big luxury houses. Q: Can I ask for more photos? A: Yes. Message us on WhatsApp with the reference and we will help. ### Hublot (1,166 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/hublot Hublot Big Bang and Classic Fusion — bold luxury watches in gold, ceramic and carbon. Hublot was founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco and caused a stir with its first watch: a gold case on a natural rubber strap, a combination nobody had tried in luxury watches before. The Big Bang of 2005 made the brand famous, built on the idea of "fusion": combining materials such as gold, ceramic, carbon and sapphire. Hublot has been part of LVMH since 2008 and makes its own Unico chronograph movement. Models: - Big Bang: The bold chronograph, in many materials, including the Unico movement. - Classic Fusion: Slimmer and more classic, on the famous rubber strap. - Spirit of Big Bang: The tonneau-shaped chronograph. Buying tips: - Hublot uses a quick-change strap system on many models; check which strap comes with the watch. - Materials change the price a lot: compare steel, titanium, ceramic and gold versions of the same model. Q: Why is Hublot so popular? A: Its bold designs and unusual materials made it one of the most recognizable modern luxury brands. Q: What is the Hublot Unico? A: Hublot's own automatic chronograph movement, used in many Big Bang models. Q: Are your Hublot watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for Hublot. ### Breitling (1,158 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/breitling Breitling Navitimer, Superocean and Chronomat — pilot and dive watches from Grenchen. Breitling was founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier and moved to Grenchen, where it is still based. The brand built its name on chronographs, including early independent pushers for the chronograph function. Its Navitimer of 1952 added a slide rule to the bezel for pilots' calculations. Since 2009 Breitling has made its own chronograph movement, the B01. Models: - Navitimer: The pilot's chronograph with slide-rule bezel, introduced in 1952. - Superocean: The dive line, launched in 1957, with bright dials and high water resistance. - Chronomat: A sporty chronograph on the distinctive rouleaux bracelet. - Avenger: Robust pilot's and field watches. Buying tips: - "B01" in the name or specs means Breitling's in-house chronograph movement. - Navitimers wear large; check the diameter, from 38 to 46 mm. Q: What is the Breitling Navitimer used for? A: The slide-rule bezel lets pilots calculate speed, distance and fuel consumption. Most owners wear it as a classic chronograph. Q: Is the B01 movement in-house? A: Yes. The B01 is Breitling's own automatic chronograph movement, introduced in 2009. Q: Are your Breitling watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for Breitling. ### Blancpain (1,060 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/blancpain Blancpain Fifty Fathoms and Villeret — haute horlogerie from the Vallée de Joux. Blancpain traces its history to 1735, when Jehan-Jacques Blancpain began making watches in Villeret, which makes it one of the oldest watch brands. It is now based in Le Brassus, in the Vallée de Joux, and is part of the Swatch Group. The brand is best known for the Fifty Fathoms of 1953, one of the first modern dive watches, designed for military divers. Blancpain also makes complex complications, such as full calendars and tourbillons. Models: - Fifty Fathoms: The 1953 diver and its modern versions, including the Bathyscaphe. - Villeret: Classic dress watches, including full calendars with moon phase. - Air Command: A pilot's chronograph revived from a 1950s design. Buying tips: - Fifty Fathoms come in several sizes; the Bathyscaphe is slimmer and suits more wrists. - Many Blancpain movements have long power reserves; check the specifications on each listing. Q: Is Blancpain the oldest watch brand? A: Blancpain dates to 1735 and is often called the oldest watch brand still active. Q: What is the Fifty Fathoms? A: Blancpain's dive watch, introduced in 1953 for military divers and still in production today. Q: Are your Blancpain watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for Blancpain. ### Tudor (1,058 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/tudor Tudor Black Bay, Pelagos and Royal — the sister brand of Rolex, with in-house movements. Tudor was created by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex. The name was registered in 1926, and Montres Tudor was founded in 1946 to offer Rolex quality at a lower price. Today Tudor is independent in design and makes its own movements, introduced from 2015. The Black Bay, launched in 2012, revived the brand's 1950s divers and made Tudor one of the most popular brands of the last decade. Models: - Black Bay: The heritage diver, in many sizes and colors. - Pelagos: A titanium professional diver. - Royal: An everyday watch with an integrated bracelet. - 1926: Classic dress watches. Buying tips: - "Manufacture Caliber" (MT) means an in-house movement. - The Black Bay 58 is thinner and 39 mm, and fits smaller wrists better than the 41 mm Black Bay. Q: Is Tudor owned by Rolex? A: Tudor was founded by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex, and belongs to the same foundation, but designs and builds its own watches. Q: Which Black Bay should I choose? A: The Black Bay 58 (39 mm) is slim and classic; the Black Bay (41 mm) is larger and more robust. Q: Are your Tudor watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. ### Glashütte Original (973 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/glashuette-original Glashütte Original: German fine watchmaking from Saxony — Senator, PanoMatic and SeaQ. Watchmaking in Glashütte, a small town in Saxony, dates back to 1845. After decades as a state-run manufacture in East Germany, the company was re-founded as Glashütte Original in 1994 and joined the Swatch Group in 2000. Its watches follow the German school: three-quarter plates, hand engraving and off-centre dial layouts, such as the PanoMatic's panorama date. Movements are made in-house. Models: - Senator: Classic dress watches, including the Senator Excellence and moon-phase models. - PanoMatic: The off-centre dial layout and panorama date that define the brand. - SeaQ: The dive line, inspired by the brand's 1969 Spezimatic diver. - Sixties: Colorful domed dials inspired by the 1960s. Buying tips: - Look at the case back: the finishing of a Glashütte Original movement is part of what you pay for. - "Glashütte" on the dial is a protected designation for watches made there. Q: Is Glashütte Original a luxury brand? A: Yes. It makes its own movements with a high level of hand finishing and is one of Germany's leading fine watchmakers. Q: What is the difference between Glashütte Original and Nomos? A: Both are from Glashütte. Glashütte Original is higher-end, with more elaborate finishing and complications; Nomos focuses on Bauhaus design at lower prices. Q: Are your Glashütte Original watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for Glashütte Original. ### TAG Heuer (820 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/tag-heuer TAG Heuer Carrera, Monaco and Aquaracer — motorsport chronographs since 1860. Edouard Heuer founded the company in Saint-Imier in 1860. Heuer made its name with chronographs and stopwatches for sport and motor racing. It became TAG Heuer in 1985 and has been part of LVMH since 1999. Two designs from the 1960s still define the brand: the Carrera of 1963, named after a road race in Mexico, and the square Monaco of 1969, made famous by Steve McQueen in the film Le Mans. Models: - Carrera: The racing chronograph, including models with the in-house Heuer 02 movement. - Monaco: The square chronograph from 1969. - Aquaracer: The dive watch, with 300 m water resistance. - Formula 1: Sporty quartz watches. Buying tips: - "Heuer 02" means TAG Heuer's in-house chronograph movement, with a long power reserve. - Check if a model is quartz or automatic: TAG Heuer makes both. Q: Why is the Monaco square? A: The 1969 Monaco was one of the first water-resistant square chronographs, a design that became iconic after Le Mans. Q: Is TAG Heuer a luxury brand? A: Yes. TAG Heuer is Swiss and part of LVMH, known especially for chronographs. Q: Are your TAG Heuer watches authentic? A: Yes. Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer for TAG Heuer. ### Seiko (815 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/seiko Seiko Prospex, Presage, 5 Sports and Astron: Japan's best-known watchmaker, from dive watches to GPS solar. Seiko goes back to 1881, when Kintaro Hattori opened a watch and clock shop in Tokyo. The company made Japan's first wristwatch, the Laurel, in 1913, and in 1969 it introduced the Astron, the first quartz wristwatch sold to the public. Seiko makes its own movements, mechanical, quartz and solar, which is unusual at its prices. The range is organized in lines: Prospex for dive and sports watches, Presage for mechanical dress watches, 5 Sports for everyday automatics, and Astron for GPS solar watches. Models: - Prospex: The professional sports line, best known for its dive watches; many carry collector nicknames such as Turtle, Samurai and Sumo. - Presage: Mechanical dress watches, including dials finished with Japanese crafts such as enamel and lacquer. - 5 Sports: Everyday automatic watches with a day and date, the entry to mechanical Seiko. - Astron: Solar-powered watches that set the time and time zone by GPS signal. Buying tips: - Seiko references look like SPB143 or SRPD55: the same watch often has a different code in Japan (SBDC, SBSA), so search by the reference on the listing. - Check the movement: Prospex and Presage use different calibers at different prices, and the power reserve and accuracy differ between them. - Limited editions are numbered on the case back; the listing says when a watch is one. Q: What is the difference between Seiko and Grand Seiko? A: Grand Seiko began in 1960 as Seiko's finest line and has been run as a separate brand since 2017, with its own movements, finishing and prices. Seiko covers the range below it, from 5 Sports to Prospex and Presage. Q: Are your Seiko watches authentic? A: Every watch is checked by our specialist before it ships. We are an independent retailer, not an authorized dealer of the brand. ### Hamilton (785 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/hamilton Hamilton Khaki Field, Jazzmaster and Ventura: American heritage, Swiss made. Hamilton was founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and supplied watches to American railroads and the U.S. military. It is now Swiss-made, based in Biel and part of the Swatch Group, but it keeps its American heritage. Hamilton is also a film brand: its watches have appeared in many Hollywood productions. In 1957 its Ventura was introduced as one of the first battery-powered wristwatches, with a shield-shaped case that is still made today. Models: - Khaki Field: A military-inspired field watch, simple and legible, in mechanical and automatic versions. - Jazzmaster: Dressier automatics, including open-heart and chronograph models. - Ventura: The asymmetric 1957 design, now in quartz and automatic versions. - Khaki Aviation: Pilot's watches, including the Pilot Day Date and the Converter. Buying tips: - Hamilton's H-10 automatic movement has about 80 hours of power reserve. - The Khaki Field Mechanical is hand-wound: wind it every day or two. Q: Is Hamilton American or Swiss? A: Hamilton was founded in Pennsylvania in 1892; today its watches are Swiss-made in Biel, as part of the Swatch Group. Q: Which Hamilton is best for everyday wear? A: The Khaki Field is the most versatile: robust, legible and easy to wear with anything. Q: Are your Hamilton watches new? A: Each listing states the condition. Most of our Hamilton watches are new or unworn. ### Nomos Glashütte (760 in stock): https://watchflixnyc.com/collections/nomos-glashuette Nomos Glashütte: Tangente, Orion, Club and Metro — Bauhaus design with in-house movements. Nomos was founded in Glashütte in 1990, shortly after German reunification. Its watches are known for clean, Bauhaus-inspired dials and for in-house movements at prices well below most manufactures. In 2014 Nomos introduced its own escapement, the swing system, which makes it one of the few independent brands producing this part in-house. Neomatik models use slim automatic movements. Models: - Tangente: The signature: a slim case, thin lugs and a classic Bauhaus dial. - Orion: A rounder, more elegant dress watch. - Club: Sportier, with higher water resistance and bold dials. - Metro: Modern design with a power-reserve indicator on many models. Buying tips: - "Neomatik" means a slim automatic movement; models without it are usually hand-wound. - Many models come in 33 to 39 mm. Nomos watches wear larger than their size because of the long lugs and wide dials. Q: Is Nomos a good watch brand? A: Yes. Nomos makes its own movements, including the escapement, and is one of the best-regarded German brands. Q: Should I choose automatic or hand-wound? A: Automatic (Neomatik) models wind as you wear them. Hand-wound models are thinner and need winding every day or two. Q: Are your Nomos watches new? A: Each listing states the condition. Most of our Nomos watches are new.