Finding a White Gold Cartier Crash & Insane Watches in London

T&H Live

April 14, 2026

Four days in London flew by, and the watch spotting was absolutely unbelievable.

Before we head to Geneva for Watches & Wonders, we are hitting the streets of London to look at some of the best luxury watches on the planet. From an ultra-rare Japan-limited AP Royal Oak 41mm in white gold to a breathtaking JLC Reverso Nonantième, the taste level in this city is off the charts.

We hit Kettle Kids to see an elusive White Gold Cartier Crash and vintage Patek Philippe Nautilus models, check out the exposed Rolex CPO display at Harrods, and I finally get to try on the Vacheron Constantin 222 (even if Shane told me it looked terrible on me).

But the absolute highlight? Getting hands-on with a rose gold A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Chronograph and breaking down exactly why $60,000 gets you significantly more watch at Lange than it does at Patek Philippe.

Plus, we take a detour to Savile Row for a bespoke Kent & Haste tweed jacket, experience a life-changing straight razor shave at Truefitt & Hill, and explore the legendary English bridle leather at Swaine.