Burlington Arcade

Hand made by Globe-Trotter in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire using original manufacturing methods. Each case is uniquely constructed from vulcanised fibreboard; a special material invented in Britain during the 1850s consisting of multiple layers of bonded paper. Handles are produced by the leather team who also form the iconic Globe-Trotter corners over a period of 5-days on antique Victorian presses. Globe-Trotter cases have been used over the last 100 years by an enviable client list. Captain Robert Falcon Scott travelled with Globe-Trotter on the infamous Antarctic expedition in 1912. Sir Winston Churchill used a Globe-Trotter Dispatch Case during his position as Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1924. H.R.H. Queen Elizabeth II chose Globe-Trotter for her honeymoon luggage in 1947 (and continues to use her cases to this day). Sir Edmund Hilary ascended to first base camp with Globe-Trotter during his conquest of Everest in 1953.

Penfriend has been selling vintage and modern pens for almost 60 years. With over a thousand vintage fountain pens, ballpoints and pencils in stock, a wide selection of writing instruments for the discerning collector is available. We always have in stock Parker 51s and Parker 61s both in standard and rare colours, as well as in 9ct and 18ct gold. All of our vintage pens have been fully restored by our workshop, which also undertakes repairs for our clientele and can engrave in five different styles. We stock most of the major contemporary brands and limited editions, namely Parker, Waterman, Mont Blanc, Cross, Pelikan, Delta, Visconti, Montegrappa, Conway Stewart, Graf Von Faber Castell, Caran D'ache, Yard-O-Led and Lamy. With over a thousand vintage fountain pens, ballpoints and pencils in stock, a wide selection of writing instruments for the discerning collector is available. All of our vintage pens have been fully restored by our workshop. We carry a huge selection of nibs (italic, oblique, flexible...) and writing accessories such as colourful inks, refills, blotters, pen pouches, quills. Most of all, we pride ourselves in ensuring that our clients find the pen that suits their individual handwriting by letting them try different pens, nibs and inks. We stock most of the major brands of writing instruments, namely Parker, Waterman, Mont Blanc, Cross, Pelikan, Delta, Montegrappa, Visconti, Conway Stewart, Graf von Faber Castell, Caran D'ache Yard-O-Led and Lamy. With over 50 years of restoration experience, Penfriend is able to repair most vintage fountain pens including Parker, Waterman, Conway Stewart, Mabie Todd and Sheaffer. Repairs can take up to 6 weeks, but generally are about 3 or 4 weeks. If we think that your pen is not worth repairing we will advise you. Unfortunately some pens do reach the end of their useful life and, unless it is of sentimental value, it often makes more economical sense to buy a new one. We guarantee our repairs for 6 months. Receipts must be provided if problems occur within this time.

E. Marinella has made ties in Naples since 1914 from a shop the size of a kiosk, and its London home in the Burlington Arcade keeps faith with that scale: a jewel-box space hung with the hand-made seven-fold and lined ties that have dressed presidents, princes and every Italian who takes his neckwear seriously. The Neapolitan Standard Marinella's silks are printed in England, by tradition, from archive designs running to thousands of patterns, then cut and sewn by hand in Naples with the generous proportions and soft hand that define the house. The result knots differently, fuller, with a spring machine-made ties cannot fake, and devotees claim they can spot one across a boardroom. Beyond ties, the shop carries scarves, small leather goods and fragrance, but neckwear remains the point and the pilgrimage. A Fitting London Address The Burlington Arcade, Regency London's covered luxury street patrolled by its Beadles since 1819, suits the house perfectly: heritage retail at heritage scale. The London outpost receives patterns and limited editions beyond the Naples core, and staff will archive a customer's purchases so anniversaries can be answered from history rather than guesswork. The Ritual of the Tie Marinella customers order in a particular rhythm: the classic prints first, the archive revivals next, then the made-to-order service where length, width and lining meet a chosen silk, ties built for the individual neck. Neapolitan legend holds that the shop's founder served coffee to dawn customers before work; the London arcade keeps gentler hours but the same courtesy. In an era of open collars, the house thrives on conviction purchases, and its clients, if anything, dress with more intent than ever. Gift purchases dominate December, when the arcade’s lanterns do half the selling, and the house’s boxes have become part of the present. Care advice comes free with every purchase, because a tie built by hand deserves to outlive its first decade. Hours Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 7pm, Sunday 11am to 6pm within the Arcade's own rhythm, moments from both Piccadilly and Old Bond Street. Telephone 020 7493 4247.

After 17 successful years in London's New Bond Street, at the entrance of the Bond StreetAntiques Centre, David Duggan Watches have now been firmly established for the last 11 years in their beautiful new shop within London's Burlington Arcade - one of the world's most exclusive shopping areas. A wristwatch can say a great deal about a person and David Duggan prides himself in dealing in the finest used timepieces in the world including pieces from Cartier, Vacheron, Lange & Sohne, Audemars, Breguet, F.P.Journe, IWC, Jaeger LeCoultre and other fine names. However, it is for used Patek Philippe and used Rolex that David has a particular passion and he is widely regarded as a leading authority on the brand and regularly consulted by collectors and enthusiasts from around the world. With no contractual ties to any brand, David Duggan Watches are able to give truly impartial advice to all of their customers and much of their business is through word of mouth and also repeat business from existing customers. Every used watch bought by David Duggan is checked with the manufacturer to ensure its provenance is correct which means that every used watch sold comes with a full 12-month guarantee and wherever possible is supplied with original papers and original guarantee. It is this level of business integrity that has helped the company develop an international reputation in this field. With the country's most outstanding selection of pre-owned Patek Philippe watches on display, as well as exhibiting other fine pre-owned brands, anyone seeking to buy, part-exchange or sell a fine wristwatch, or use the on-site fully qualified Swiss-trained watchmaker for repairs and valet services should seek the services of David Duggan Watches. Expert and unhurried attention in a friendly atmosphere is assured.

Michael Rose is Burlington Arcade, with three prestigious, English jewellery show rooms in the Arcade. Each keeps a selection of those essential luxuries that everyone might dream to own. The oldest business within the Arcade under its original owner is now in its thirtieth exuberant year. Wonderful, timeless, period pieces as well as wearable styled, new Michael Rose designs that include simply gorgeous engagement rings, fabulous diamonds and glittering coloured stones. Michael Rose should always be one's first port of call. So if you are looking for original, tasteful, and beautiful jewellery that becomes a family legacy, we look forward to welcoming you in the Arcade.

Founded by Phoebe Saatchi Yates and Arthur Yates in 2020, the prestigious art gallery opened its doors on Cork Street in Mayfair, London.This area is well known for modern and contemporary art galleries in London and worldwide. The Saatchi Yates art gallery has over 10,000 square feet of exhibition space spread across two floors. They present and showcase emerging artists, staging large-scale exhibitions on the ground floor gallery space, with the lower floor dedicated to presentations of blue-chip contemporary art drawn from leading private collections. The lower floor is dedicated to presenting blue-chip contemporary art from notable private collections.

Are you considering buying a diamond ring? Today many people are turning to diamonds for long term value as well as their intrinsic beauty. A diamond's value is defined by the cut, clarity, colour and carat weight but we believe that some diamonds have sex appeal, a quality that is not necessarily reflected in these criteria. At Richard Ogden Ltd we would be delighted to share our expertise with you and are confident that our prices can compete with those quoted on the internet. Contact us if you wish to view our diamond collection.

British design company Linley prides itself on its dedication to the pursuit of excellence in the design and creation of fine furniture and interiors. The individual sense of taste and style of the founder and Chairman, David Linley, is prevalent in all that we do. Known for making bespoke furniture of a superlative quality, we also offer interior design services, limited edition pieces and collectables, upholstery and gifts. All our projects share the same values that have made LINLEY the brand it is today: attention to detail, commitment to quality, passion and integrity. We strive to understand our customers and work closely with them. We never assume, we always listen. Through David's own training as a cabinet-maker in the traditional vein, the company draws on centuries of excellence in the British tradition of cabinet-making, and to this applies a modern interpretation creating contemporary items that have their own distinct identity and freshness. The company projects an idiosyncratic modern British luxury infused with David's particular insight into the unique British sensibility lending the brand authority and distinction. LINLEY pieces have longevity, their quality of construction and on-going stylistic relevance making them future classics.

The world-renowned Hand Grade collection from Crockett and Jones represents the art of shoe-making at its highest level and some of the finest ready to wear footwear in the world today. An asymmetric last, shaped to the natural contours of the foot, gives exceptional fitting qualities. Uppers cut from the finest calf skins with a supple tannage, provide glove-like comfort. Fine aniline dyes in the leathers and extensive hand polishing of the finished shoes create a rich depth of colour which will be enhanced with age if regularly polished and cared for. Soles that have been slowly tanned with natural barks, in the most traditional way, have superior strength and flexibility. The fine stitch detailing of the uppers and the expert way in which the soles are trimmed and stitched before a final wax polishing, can all be attributed to the hand of a highly-skilled craftsman. Each pair takes up to 10 weeks to manufacture in a painstaking process involving over 200 individual operations. The Main collection of Crockett and Jones footwear for men and women encompasses a range of classic and elegant calf styles featuring oxfords, derbyâ™s, loafers and monk shoes, as well as sportier country shoes and boots. The assortment of leather and rubber-soled shoes and boots are constructed with durable uppers from the finest leathers including; aniline calf, suede, country grains and specialised leathers such as Shell Cordovan. Wide and narrow fittings are also available within this range.

Armour Winston is the oldest shop in the Burlington Arcade which is situated just off Old Bond Street in London's fashionable Mayfair district. Armour Winston has become synonymous with the style and sophistication you will find in Bond Street - home to such renowned watch making names as Patek Philippe, Cartier, Rolex, Jaeger and a home from home for international fashion houses like Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Prada and Hermes. Armour Winston is also just 2 mins walk from Cartier, Rolex and Patek's flagship boutiques and we invite you to view some of their most beautiful watches past and present at your leisure in our store at no 43 Burlington Arcade. Armour Winston not only has the most famous watch brands in the world, offering you a range from Patek to Panerai and Rolex to Cartier, but we also pride ourselves on offering you the highest amount possible for your watch if you decide to sell. Armour Winston has over fifty years watch trading experience buying and selling the best Swiss Watches in the world including Breguet, Piaget, Vacheron and Rolex and in that time we have built up an invaluable and loyal clientele and would invite you to become one too! If you wish to sell your pre-owned Rolex or Cartier watch, give us a call first! Armour Winston always has a fantastic selection of unworn and pre-owned watches for Ladies and Gentlemen ranging from Cartier French Tanks, American Tanks and Santos and Panthere watches to Rolex Submariners, Rolex Daytonas and Rolex GMTs. However, these are just some of the delights in store. We also specialise in the exclusive models from Panerai including cult watches such as the Pam 250 Daylight and Pam 249 California dial.

Hancocks Antiques and Estate Jewellers can be found in the centre of Burlington Arcade displaying an unrivalled collection of vintage, antique and contemporary jewels from around the world. We have been in business for over 150 years since Mr. Charles Frederick Hancock, previously a partner of Storr and Mortimer, opened his boutique just around the corner on Bond Street. Hancocks has a fascinating history proudly holding four Royal Warrants between 1849 and 2002 and participating in many of the world's most important fairs and shows. Hancocks exhibited at The Crystal Palace in 1851 and since then has won numerous awards for excellence. In 1856 Queen Victoria bestowed upon Hancock's the great honour of being sole maker of the Victoria Cross, a duty that is still upheld to this day. Our story began in the heart of Victorian London with Mr Charles Frederick Hancock establishing the firm on the corner of Bond Street and Bruton Street in 1849. Dealing in the finest jewellery and gemstones Hancocks quickly built a reputation for excellence. Within a year the company had been granted a Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria and was soon counting many of the principle sovereigns of Europe as patrons. In 1856 Queen Victoria entrusted Hancocks with the making of the newly introduced Victoria Cross, the highest military award for gallantry in the British armed forces, an honour that we continue to uphold today. Whilst times have certainly changed since then, the firm is still family run and is the oldest British family owned jewellers in London. Royal Warrants and Appointments held by Hancocks: Queen Victoria ~ 1849 & 1861. The Princess of Wales (Edward VII) ~ 1863 King George V ~ 1911. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother ~ 1962.