Dauri Club is a multibrand luxury watch boutique at 45G Merab Kostava Street. Below are the houses our clients most often come to see. Every piece that reaches our vitrine is checked for authenticity and condition in our own workshop first — and we buy, trade in, source and service watches from all of them.
Availability changes constantly. Call ahead if you are looking for a particular reference, or tell us what you want and we will source it on your behalf.
Datejust, Submariner, Daytona, Oyster Perpetual and GMT-Master II references reach our vitrine regularly. Each one passes through our own workshop first — movement inspected, serial and reference numbers verified, case examined for refinishing, accuracy measured on a timing machine.
We also purchase Rolex watches outright, accept them in trade, and service them on site with free diagnostics.
Calatrava, Nautilus and Aquanaut pieces reach us rarely, and rarely stay long. When one arrives it is checked, documented and photographed before it goes on display.
If you are searching for a particular reference, tell us — we will look on the international market and verify condition and authenticity before any purchase is made.
Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore references, in steel, ceramic, titanium and precious metal when stock allows. The octagonal bezel and tapisserie dial that started the luxury sports watch category.
Case geometry is the first thing we examine on any Royal Oak — a careless polish removes edges that cannot be put back, and we will always tell you what we find.
Santos, Tank and Panthère — the shapes that made Cartier a jeweller's answer to the wristwatch, and the dress pieces our clients in Tbilisi ask for most often.
Available in steel, gold and combination cases when stock allows, each checked and serviced before display.
RM 011, RM 035, RM 055 and RM 07-01 among the references we are asked for most — tonneau cases in grade 5 titanium, NTPT carbon and ATZ ceramic. Held when availability allows and sourced to order when it does not.
Richard Mille is the most counterfeited watch in the world, so construction, movement and provenance are all verified before a piece is bought or sold. Servicing is carried out by the manufacture, and we arrange it on your behalf.
Engagement rings, including signed pieces from Graff and Harry Winston, alongside tennis bracelets, necklaces and earrings selected for our clients in Georgia. Stones and metals are assessed in-house, and valuations are carried out free of charge.
We also purchase jewellery and accept it in trade against watches in our collection.
The Hermès Birkin and Kelly, the Chanel Classic Flap and Boy, and the Bvlgari Serpenti Forever. Held and sourced for clients who want the piece rather than the waiting list.
Every bag is authenticated and assessed for condition before it reaches the vitrine — stitching, hardware, stamping, enamel and interior construction all examined.
Whichever house you are drawn to, the questions worth asking are the same: is the watch genuine, has the dial or case been altered, and when was it last serviced. We answer all three before you ask, because every watch that reaches our display has been through our workshop first.
We also purchase watches outright, accept trade-ins against pieces in our collection, and source specific references from the international market when we do not hold what you are after. Valuation and authenticity checks are carried out on site, free of charge.
If you would like to understand what is inside a mechanical watch before buying one, our journal has a plain-language guide to reading a watch movement.
Our workshop also services the houses we hold. See the watch service page for what a full service involves.