Henri Sandoz Sapphire Diamond Automatic Watch with ETA 2824 Movement, 36mm Case, Exhibition Case Back, 5 ATM Water Resistance, Stainless Steel Bracelet, Swiss Made

Henri Sandoz Sapphire Diamond – A Swiss Showstopper

We’re proud to offer our third Henri Sandoz watch for sale—and this one may well be the most spectacular yet. With its bold styling and impeccable Swiss heritage, it’s a timepiece that refuses to be ignored. Completely original and beautifully built, this Sapphire Diamond model showcases the kind of quality and precision that defines Swiss watchmaking at its best.

Henri Sandoz is a respected brand that began in Tavannes, Switzerland in the late 19th century. Known for their reliability and craftsmanship, Sandoz watches often house ETA 2824 movements—some of the finest Swiss automatic movements available. This particular model reflects the brand’s commitment to excellence with its premium materials and sophisticated design. Collectors often note its similarity to the Rolex Datejust, but it stands firmly on its own merits.

The brilliant white dial is eye-catching, featuring large black Roman numerals and genuine diamond hour markers—not lab-created imitations. At 12 o’clock, you’ll find the full day displayed in clear type, with the Sandoz logo sitting just beneath. A magnified date window sits at the 3 o’clock position, flanked by luminous hands for easy readability. The face, case, movement, and crown are all fully signed, confirming authenticity throughout.

Its diamond-set bezel adds undeniable flair. While we haven’t confirmed the precise carat weight or clarity, it’s safe to say the watch doesn’t hold back on sparkle. Flip it over and you’re treated to a sapphire exhibition case back, revealing the mechanical beauty inside. It’s an elegant combination of performance and luxury.

Made entirely of stainless steel, this watch remains in near-mint condition. The original signed bracelet with hidden clasp measures approximately 225mm and wears comfortably. With 5 ATM water resistance, it’s as practical as it is striking.

This watch was serviced around five years ago and has since been carefully stored as part of a private collection. Fully checked by our Master Swiss Watchmaker, it’s now ready for a new chapter. If price is your only consideration, this may not be the watch for you. But if you’re seeking a rare, high-quality Swiss timepiece with style, substance, and a story to tell—this Henri Sandoz is waiting for you.