Our company , Limited Time SA is based at 145, Kustlaan in Knokke-le-Zoute Belgium,for a better analyse of your different requests we work there "only on appointment" during the weekend , the other days of the week you can meet us in Brussels,Antwerp,Kortrijk,Lille and Paris . 

For international sales , what's the majority of our business we ship our watches by www.fedex.com , after reception of your payment you get your watch at home or at your office in less than 24 hours fully insured and secured .

Our international relations offer us a large choice of extremly nice and rare pieces , do not hesitate to contact us for any special request in Modern or Vintage watches .

If you have any watch for sale send us a complete detail of the piece and we get back to you with a firm offer , we trade , sell and buy .

If you have any question about our watches you can call us everyday on +32 479 424 777 from

10 am till 8 pm local Belgium time .

With my Best regards .

Fabrice Losfeld

Manager Limited Time SA

145/45 Kustlaan

8300 Knokke-le-Zoute Belgium

VAT BE 863.409.371

www.thewatchcollectors.com

Knokke is the most North-Eastern sea-side resort of the Belgian coast. It lies close to the Dutch border and is separated from the Dutch territory by the 'Zwin', a beautiful and extremely interesting natural reserve. Nowadays, Knokke is considered to be the most exclusive beach city in Belgium, primarily because of  'Knokke-Zoute', an area of splendid villas where the Belgian jet-set feels at home. The beginnings of Knokke where, however, very humble. Legend has it that a group of Irish pilgrims, monks and villains settled in the area between the 6th and the 9th century. One of them, the monk Guthago, lived a pious life and died in the village mentioned as 'Cnoc'. How much of this is true is not known.

Fact is that Knokke came into existence because of the construction of dikes that were meant to protect the area around the 'Zwin' sea-arm. In 1640 the settlement had a population of about 200 people. At the time of the creation of the independent kingdom of Belgium in 1830 Knokke was still predominantly rural area consisting of a  few hamlets.  Already then, the place started to attract artists, a lot of them painters (such as James Ensor, Alfred Verwee and others). The artists rented a small miller's cottage and founded there the 'Cercle des Artistes' in 1880. At the beginning of the 20th century, Knokke rapidly changed into an rather select sea-side resort when the first hotels were built.

Today, Knokke consists of a group of  communities that are all grouped in the administrative community 'Knokke-Heist'.The most important parts are : Heist, Knokke with the Albertstrand (Albert's beach) and the more aristocratic Zoute.