Who Are Swan And Edgar?
George Swan and William Edgar formed Swan & Edgar in 1812 to celebrate British workmanship and provide unique, unsurpassed products to uplift the people. The Fields family continues this objective. Sir Reginald Blomfield, who later redesigned the West End, remodelled this historic business, which was the cornerstone of Piccadilly. Swan & Edgar survived two world wars and inspired the nation with its supportive messaging and industry-leading products. The business was revered by top athletes, servicemen, and royals. Today, each hand-assembled Swan & Edgar timepiece preserves this store’s past, giving collectors a piece of British history.
Their ideals and watchmaking ideas come from four generations of the Fields watchmaking family. Third-generation watchmaker Antoni Fields and fourth-generation watchmaker James Fields continue the family objective of making exceptional hand-assembled timepieces to celebrate and enhance life’s most significant moments. Each watch commemorates a unique moment in Swan & Edgar’s 150-year existence. Their clocks combine British heritage with cutting-edge designs, premium materials, and cutting-edge engineering. A Swan & Edgar watch begins with six months of study and design in their family-led London team. For decades, they have searched the world for the best raw materials, including hand-waxed leathers, high-grade stainless steels, and friction-less gems for their distinctive movements. Over 100 highly developed parts are deep-grain polished and hand-assembled to ensure precision and reliability in all movement problems. After assembly, your watch is meticulously examined with a magnifying glass and hand-polished and coated with the finest materials. After five days of quality inspection and testing, each timepiece is stamped with its serial number and their industry-leading 5-year warranty.
LADIES CROWN DIAMOND – ROSE
The Swan and Edgar Ladies Boudica Crown Diamond Rose is named after the Celtic Queen of the Iceni people, who led her Briton people against Roman invaders. She became a folk hero and showed early British women’s perseverance and power, even if her efforts were ineffective and her fate is still debated.
Its Swiss Quartz movement powers rose-coloured indices on a graceful pink dial. The 12-hour analogue markers are divided into threes, and a diamond is placed at 12 to symbolise the Celtic Queen’s leadership. The ridged rose gold case ring around it symbolises Boudica and her army’s strength. A stainless steel caseback with the Swan & Edgar emblem complements the rose gold IP case, while the delicate rose leather band adds powerful finishing touches to the clock, which honours Boudica’s bravery and desire to protect her territory.
LADIES DUET – ROSE
Before rock ‘n’ roll, pop music ruled the UK, and Alma Cogan, who inspired the Swan & Edgar Ladies Cogan Duet in Rose, was the most beloved artist. The Girl with the Giggle in Her Voice, her bright and lovable personality, was the perfect antidote to post-war adjustment, and despite her brief career, she was an influential entertainer. The rose dial and steel indices complement the accurate Swiss quartz movement, which gives the watch beauty. The inner ring contrasts with the ridged rose gold steel case ring and is an obvious and indispensable accompaniment for both expert and novice players, like Alma’s generations.
The rose gold bracelet, Swan & Edgar etched stainless steel caseback, and rose gold IP case reflect Cogan’s charisma and optimism, which earned her the highest-paid female entertainer of her generation and a national treasure.
LADIES OYSTER DIAMOND – BLACK
The oyster industry is mysterious. They suggest hidden treasures for the lucky finder. Diana Rigg, a feminist and fashion icon who helped capture the swinging sixties, played the intriguing spy Emma Peel in the Swan & Edgar Ladies Peel Oyster Diamond Black. The Swiss Quartz movement powers the bright hands across indexes, hinting at Rigg’s enchantment and shining out from the shadow-black display. A diamond enhances the 12 position, symbolising the beautiful style that influenced millions of women across the globe.
The watch’s Swan & Edgar logo-engraved stainless steel caseback, cat-black leather strap, and rose gold IP case contrast. These nuances pay a tempting tribute to one of Britain’s early feminist superstars.
LADIES YACHT DIAMOND – GOLD
Few people understand the dangers of the ocean better than lighthouse keepers. Grace Darling, daughter of the Longstone Lighthouse keeper on the Farne Islands near Northumberland, is honoured by the Swan & Edgar Ladies Darling Yacht Diamond Gold. She gained fame by risking her life to save survivors of the 1838 shipwreck and winning the Silver Medal for Bravery. The accurate Swiss Quartz movement powers the luminous hands and 12-hour analogue indicators across the salmon-pink dial with a single diamond in the th position. This brightness resembles the lighthouse’s guiding beam and emphasises land-sea links. The watch has a Swan & Edgar logo-engraved stainless steel caseback and a gold band that matches the gold IP case, symbolising Grace Darling’s perseverance.
Question/Answers
When will I receive my order, and how much will it cost?
For orders placed in the UK before 2pm, you can get free tracked next-day delivery, and for foreign orders, you can get free tracked 1-4 day shipping.
Where can I find information on the status of my shipment?
You’ll get a shipment confirmation email with tracking information as soon as your product ships. If for any reason you don’t get it, please contact them at [email protected] with your order number and they will do everything they can to get it to you.
Where do I go to activate my 5 year warranty?
Register your new watch within 28 days after purchase to activate the full 5-year guarantee.
My watch was purchased more than 30 days ago; is there still time to return it?
Swan and Edgar have a no-questions-asked 30-day refund policy. After this date, they are unable to accept returns, save in the instance of a manufacturing defect, in which case they will happily repair or replace your watch.
