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For over three generations the Prior name has been held in high esteem in the world of watchmaking. The brand existed for approximately 113 years from the late 18th century to the mid 19th century. George Prior became well regarded for the high quality of his timepieces but was a visionary in the way he expanded […]
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Q&A: Polishing A Vintage Watch

April 19, 2024
Teaghan Hall
Perhaps no other topic has been as hotly debated amongst watch enthusiasts as the decision to polish a vintage watch. And we can understand why, no one wants to hear that their investment timepiece has lost value because of a poor polish job.  Within the last decade watch collecting and reselling has taken off as […]
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By the 18th century onwards, a pocket watch would be an essential accessory for women and would often be worn attached to a chatelaine or hanging from a waist girdle. Not only were these items functional, but they were also items of adornment, crafted with the same care and elaborate designs as jewellery pieces. 'The […]
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Kalmar Antiques, Sydney’s premier destination for antique jewellery and vintage watches, can now reveal their partnership with OMEGA watches as an OMEGA Certified Service Centre. Kalmar Antiques is currently the only certified location in Sydney, CBD and the second watchmaking workshop to achieve this certification within New South Wales. The OMEGA partnership comes after the […]
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Omega Art Collection Watches

September 18, 2023
Teaghan Hall
Upcoming display of Omega Art Collection Watches, November/December 2023
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Items of adornment throughout the Georgian era were often utilitarian in nature, with an emphasis not only on aesthetic but on everyday objects of use. Perhaps the most prolific of these items is the pocket watch, which were worn by men and women alike. Jean-Charles Oudin was one of the premiere watch and clock makers […]
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The invention of the carriage clock in the early 19th century by Abraham-Louis Breguet answered the call for a reliable clock that was also portable. The name carriage clock is a direct reference for the intended purpose, which was to be used in carriages as a time-keeping device. These clocks are ornate but incredibly practical […]
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Often existing parallel to one another, every so often the world of horology and jewellery collide to create truly exceptional pieces of wearable (and functional) art. The epitome of this statement lies in the collaboration between Omega and Andrew Grima which took place at the end of the 1960’s. This proved to be a collaboration […]
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Rolex Watch Servicing & Repairs

February 1, 2023
Damien Kalmar
Rolex Watch Servicing & Repairs The Rolex brand is built on the quality of their timepieces. Rolex watches are built to last and with the right servicing, these timepieces become heirlooms to be passed down for generations to come. Kalmar Antiques is the one stop destination for purchasing, valuating, and servicing your Rolex timepiece. We […]
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