For sale is a sophisticated and mechanically significant Alfred Dunhill Centenary "Trench Watch" (Reference 111 14019). Released between 1993 and 1995 to celebrate the British luxury house's 100th anniversary, this timepiece is a quintessential example of "Neo-Vintage" design done right. It offers the reliable build quality of the 1990s with the soul and aesthetic of the Roaring Twenties.
While many Dunhill watches from this era were produced with standard quartz movements, this rare reference is powered by the legendary manual-wind Peseux 7001 caliber. This "ultra-thin" Swiss movement is the same base architecture used by high-horology brands like Blancpain and Nomos Glashütte, elevating this piece from a fashion accessory to a serious collector's item.
The 33mm stainless steel case features distinctive "wire" style lugs, emulating the officer watches of World War I. The dial is a stunning porcelain-style cream/white, featuring crisp Roman numerals and a sub-seconds track at 6 o'clock that balances the layout perfectly. The look is completed by blued steel Breguet-style hands with "open moon" tips. The case retains honest character, including a slight patina on the lugs that enthusiasts appreciate as evidence of original, unpolished condition.
Key Features:
Brand: Alfred Dunhill
Model: Centenary "Wire Lug" / Reference 111 14019
Era: Early 1990s (Centenary Edition)
Case Size: 33mm (Classic unisex dress size)
Case Style: Stainless Steel with vintage-style wire lugs
Dial: Porcelain-finish white with Roman numerals and sub-seconds
Hands: Blued steel "Breguet" style
Movement: Manual Wind Mechanical (ETA/Peseux 7001)
Why Collectors Love It: The Alfred Dunhill Centenary represents a "value sleeper" in the current market. Collectors love it for the rare combination of the Peseux 7001 manual-wind movement—which provides a crisp, satisfying winding experience—and its distinct Art Deco/Trench Watch aesthetic. While it wears at a classic 33mm, the wire lugs give it a specific architectural presence on the wrist that stands out in a sea of generic dress watches. It is a perfect entry point into "Neo-Vintage" collecting, offering high-end mechanical specs at an accessible price point.
Return Policy All watch purchases from Arrows Vintage Watches include a 48-hour return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, you may return the watch at your expense using the same insured shipping method it was sent with, and in the same condition it was received. Once the watch is returned and inspected, refunds will be issued within 7 days via the original payment method.
All returns and cancellations will be charged a restocking fee around 3% of the total item price. This is the cost of using a payment processor on the site.
For sale is a sophisticated and mechanically significant Alfred Dunhill Centenary "Trench Watch" (Reference 111 14019). Released between 1993 and 1995 to celebrate the British luxury house's 100th anniversary, this timepiece is a quintessential example of "Neo-Vintage" design done right. It offers the reliable build quality of the 1990s with the soul and aesthetic of the Roaring Twenties.
While many Dunhill watches from this era were produced with standard quartz movements, this rare reference is powered by the legendary manual-wind Peseux 7001 caliber. This "ultra-thin" Swiss movement is the same base architecture used by high-horology brands like Blancpain and Nomos Glashütte, elevating this piece from a fashion accessory to a serious collector's item.
The 33mm stainless steel case features distinctive "wire" style lugs, emulating the officer watches of World War I. The dial is a stunning porcelain-style cream/white, featuring crisp Roman numerals and a sub-seconds track at 6 o'clock that balances the layout perfectly. The look is completed by blued steel Breguet-style hands with "open moon" tips. The case retains honest character, including a slight patina on the lugs that enthusiasts appreciate as evidence of original, unpolished condition.
Key Features:
Brand: Alfred Dunhill
Model: Centenary "Wire Lug" / Reference 111 14019
Era: Early 1990s (Centenary Edition)
Case Size: 33mm (Classic unisex dress size)
Case Style: Stainless Steel with vintage-style wire lugs
Dial: Porcelain-finish white with Roman numerals and sub-seconds
Hands: Blued steel "Breguet" style
Movement: Manual Wind Mechanical (ETA/Peseux 7001)
Why Collectors Love It: The Alfred Dunhill Centenary represents a "value sleeper" in the current market. Collectors love it for the rare combination of the Peseux 7001 manual-wind movement—which provides a crisp, satisfying winding experience—and its distinct Art Deco/Trench Watch aesthetic. While it wears at a classic 33mm, the wire lugs give it a specific architectural presence on the wrist that stands out in a sea of generic dress watches. It is a perfect entry point into "Neo-Vintage" collecting, offering high-end mechanical specs at an accessible price point.
Return Policy All watch purchases from Arrows Vintage Watches include a 48-hour return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, you may return the watch at your expense using the same insured shipping method it was sent with, and in the same condition it was received. Once the watch is returned and inspected, refunds will be issued within 7 days via the original payment method.
All returns and cancellations will be charged a restocking fee around 3% of the total item price. This is the cost of using a payment processor on the site.
