Pre-owned luxury
In short: Pre-owned pieces span mid-century gold dress watches, diamond-set Cartier Tanks and a recent Hermes Birkin, sourced here through 1stDibs dealers and Farfetch's vintage partners. This selection runs from a 5,499 dollar Omega Speedmaster Mark II with racing dial to a 39,800 dollar 2025 Birkin 30 in grey. Details such as box and papers or watchmaker verification are noted per listing.
What is here
6 pieces are listed today, priced from $5,499 to $39,800, from 4 brands including Omega, Vacheron Constantin, Cartier, Hermès, sold by 1stDibs, Farfetch. Each piece links to the seller's own product page; the price shown is read from that page and re-checked while the piece is listed.
What to check before you buy
The listing should state the condition in plain words, what is included (box, papers, receipts, service records), and whether the piece has been polished or restored. Ask for more photographs of any wear the description mentions.
Where the price comes from
Pre-owned prices follow demand for the specific reference or model and the completeness of the set. A full set commands more; a piece without papers should cost less and should come with a written authenticity guarantee instead.
Authenticity
Buy from a specialist that authenticates in-house, states a return window, and will put its guarantee in writing. Every link on this page goes to that seller's own listing for the piece.
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Cartier Tank Divan, Reference 2602 in 18k Yellow Gold
A pre-owned Cartier Tank Divan, reference 2602, its 38 × 30mm yellow gold case factory-set with brilliant-cut diamonds totalling roughly 4.00 carats.
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A Birkin 30 in Grey, Through Farfetch's Vintage Partners
Hermès' Birkin 30 in grey, dated 2025 and offered in pre-owned condition via Farfetch.
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Cartier Tank Paris in 18k Yellow Gold, 24mm
A 24mm Tank Paris in 18-karat yellow gold, set with a factory diamond bezel and a factory pavé dial finished with blued steel hands.
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A Blue Sapphire Cabochon Crowns a White Roman Dial
Listed at $12,600 through 1stDibs: a 24mm 18k yellow gold Tank on a black Cartier strap with an 18k deployant buckle.
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Vacheron Constantin Genève, Reference 6361 in 18k Gold
A 1950s Vacheron Constantin Genève, reference 6361, in an 18-karat gold case of 35mm with a manual-wind movement.
View at 1stDibsReference 145.014, Wearing the Racing Dial
A vintage Omega chronograph whose racing dial sets it apart within the Mark II reference, offered at 5,499 dollars.
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What is the least expensive piece here?
The Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark II with racing dial, reference 145.014, at 5,499 dollars from a 1stDibs dealer. Close behind is a 1950s Vacheron Constantin Geneve Ref. 6361 in 35mm 18-karat gold at 5,900 dollars.
Which Cartier Tanks are included, and how do they differ?
Three: a 24mm vintage Tank Paris in 18k yellow gold with factory diamond bezel and pave dial at 32,000 dollars, listed with box and papers; a 38 x 30mm Tank Divan 2602 in yellow gold set with roughly 4.00 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds at 17,900 dollars; and a ladies vintage Tank in 18k yellow gold with sapphire cabochon crown, white dial with black Roman numerals, on a black Cartier strap with
Is authenticity addressed in these listings?
Where stated, yes. The Vacheron Constantin Geneve is described as verified authentic by a master watchmaker according to its listing, and the vintage Tank Paris is listed with box and papers. The Birkin 30 is offered pre-owned through Farfetch's vintage partners.
Updated 2026-09-24 03:51 UTC · 6 pieces · order refreshes every minute from what the concierge's visitors are viewing.
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