That seven letter word: Tiffany.

It's all you need to elevate an already desirable timepiece into stratospheric levels of demand and appreciation in the watch community.

Whether we're talking about vintage Rolex or modern Patek Philippe, there is perhaps no greater multiplier for value than that little signature on the dial. 

And few watches make a statement like a solid-gold Rolex...

So, combine the two, and you are left with something like this Oyster Perpetual.

This particular Reference 15037 dates to circa 1981 and features a solid 14k yellow gold Oyster case with holey lugs, an 14k yellow gold fluted bezel, a champagne Tritium dial with applied baton indices and, of course, the 'Tiffany & Co.' stamp, and a matching 14k yellow gold Jubilee bracelet with s signed blade claps.

Fantastic.

These watches are incredibly versatile for everyday use, and can easily be dressed-up for formal occasions or dressed-down and worn as a sporty everyday companion - even in solid yellow gold. 

This not often seen, even rare example,offers just a little something more.

If you know, you know.