Arrowood Collective

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Thanks for hosting such a great event!

Here’s a cool one for you -

An uncommon reference, the 47051 Triple Calendar isn’t one you see often but certainly deserves some attention. At its current market price (~$15k) it’s a very impressive and complicated watch.

Precious metal, leaf hands, flared lugs and a triple calendar complication from a holy trinity brand… that’s a lot to love.

More photos and details on www.arrowoodcollective.com!

Welcome to Arrowood Collective.

As you’ve probably noticed, there has been a slight rebrand of the page. I have started my own company and am very excited to have you guys along for the ride with me.

Along with great inventory, I will continue to provide the same level of service and care that I’ve been fortunate enough to offer many of you over the years.

I am truly grateful for the opportunity to help mold your collections and am thrilled to share this news.

Stay tuned 🤘

- Jesse

I know, you guys have seen a lot of this one recently… can you blame me?

My 1985 #18038 with a factory birch wood dial.
(Not for sale)

I’ve been gravitating more towards the vintage pieces in my collection, but you can’t go wrong with a classic.

The GMT Master II “Pepsi” MK1 on jubilee is an easy go-to for all occasions. This one has certainly been through a lot with me. 🇺🇸

Hidden gems 💎

Universal Geneve is known for many great watches; the Polerouter, which was designed by Gerald Genta at the age of 23 and the Tri-Compax (famously worn by Eric Clapton) to name a couple.

References like this 1998 151.11.662 skeleton model are often overlooked in today’s market but punch way above their perfectly average 33mm weight class. Crafted in 18k yellow gold with fluted case sides, a hobnail bezel and fully engraved dial this watch is full of textures and design language not seen in many watches today (especially at this price point).

This little micro-rotor UG isn’t for sale, but I’m happy to have it in my collection and am very excited to see what does with the brand as they reintroduce themselves into today’s market.

Cloudy days make for the best wrist shots, and this vintage piece is proof. Over 40 years old and still shining!

Hate to see this one leave, but very happy to see it go into a great collection.

Massive congratulations to the new caretaker of this 6241. We appreciate your business and friendship. 🙏

Some watches are just better than others… this is one of those watches. You’re looking at an early F.P. Journe Octa Calendrier.

Produced in 2004, this watch comes in at 38mm and is crafted in platinum with an 18k rose gold movement. I love the asymmetric dial configuration showing off small seconds at 4:30, day and month windows (this is an annual calendar), as well as a retrograde date. The 120 hour power reserve is another welcome bonus.

This is an impressive watch and I’m very happy to have placed it in a great collection!

POV - The year is 1966; you have a 1675 on your wrist, fresh strings on your Les Paul and a Marshall stack turned up to 10. Life is good.