From left: Black Bay 32, £1,740, Tudor; Formula 1 Lady with mother-of-pearl dial, £1,050, TAG Heuer; Planet Ocean 600m co-axial master chronometer 39.5mm, £8,300, Omega
Intra-Matic 38mm, £770, Hamilton
Superocean II 36 steel in hurricane white, £2,680, Breitling
Pilot’s Watch Mark XVIII, £3,690, IWC
From top: Trainmaster Eternity Ladies, £1,610, Ball Watch;
Conquest Classic, £1,310, Longines
Solo 43mm pilot’s watch, £2,795, Bremont
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Benedict Morgan
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