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Private Acquisition Advisory

Acquire rare passion assets with private-market access, independent diligence, and discreet execution.

Passion Asset Advisory is a private acquisition-advisory office for watches, collector cars, yachts, aircraft, art, and rare collectibles. We give private clients private-market access to pieces that never reach public listings, independent diligence on every candidate, and discreet execution that negotiates on your side only. Discreet private sale and flat-fee advisory complete the practice.

WatchesCollector CarsYachtsAircraftArtCollectibles
Private acquisition mandates
Confidential consignment
Verified seller network
Provenance & documentation review
Global sourcing
Discreet negotiation
Gulfstream business jet on an airport apron at dusk
Aviation — mandates, not listings
Dark-hulled superyacht at anchor on open water
Marine — survey before price
Rose-gold Patek Philippe perpetual calendar with brown dial and moonphase, worn on the wrist
Collectibles — verified, then negotiated

Acquisition

What can we help you acquire?

Private jets, super yachts, art, collector-grade watches, rare luxury bags, and collector cars — sourced under confidential buy mandates across visible and off-market channels. Every candidate is verified for ownership, condition, and documentation before you commit, your identity stays out of the search, and the office negotiates only on your side.

Private Jets

From light jets to ultra-long-range aircraft, matched to your actual mission profile. We coordinate technical diligence and negotiate away from public view.

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Super Yachts

Motor and sailing yachts, new-build slots, and refit candidates — including vessels that never reach the brokerage portals. Survey and operating model reviewed first.

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Art

Blue-chip, contemporary, and emerging works through auctions and private sales. Provenance, condition, and the artist's market are examined before any offer.

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Luxury Watches

Allocation-constrained references, vintage pieces, and independent watchmaking. Sourced through collector networks, verified for originality and serial consistency.

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Luxury Bags

Hermès Birkin, Kelly, and Constance, rare leathers, and collectible Chanel. Every piece authenticated and condition-graded before it reaches you.

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Collector Cars

Limited allocations, modern hypercars, reimagined classics, and blue-chip vintage. History files, matching numbers, and condition verified by marque specialists.

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Sale & Consignment

What can we sell for you — privately?

Selling a significant asset publicly costs you discretion and, often, price. We run private consignment and brokerage across all six categories: your asset is reviewed confidentially, valued against real closed sales, positioned to qualified buyers only, and negotiated on your behalf — with nothing published unless you approve it.

  • Asset review — a confidential assessment of what you own, its documentation, and its realistic market.
  • Valuation guidance — grounded in comparable transactions and current demand, not listing-price optimism.
  • Documentation check — ownership, service and maintenance records, provenance, and papers verified before buyers see anything.
  • Buyer matching — qualified, vetted buyers approached directly through private networks.
  • Confidential marketing — no public listing unless you approve one; details shared on a need-to-know basis.
  • Negotiation support — offers managed and countered by the office, keeping you out of the conversation until terms are right.
  • Transaction coordination — contracts, escrow, inspection, logistics, and closing handled in sequence.

Why a private office

Marketplace, single-category broker, or private office?

Each model serves a purpose; the difference is who works for you, and across how much of the market. A marketplace lists inventory and serves the platform. A single-category broker is deep but narrow. A private office represents you alone, across every category, and is paid only when your outcome lands.

Option one

Marketplace

Useful for browsing public inventory and comparing asking prices.

  • Limited to what sellers choose to publish
  • Diligence and negotiation are your problem
  • Your interest is visible to the market
  • No one represents your side

Option two

Single-category broker

Useful for deep expertise in one asset class — a yacht house, a watch dealer, an art advisor.

  • Strong in one market, absent in the others
  • No unified view across your passion assets
  • Incentives often tied to in-house inventory
  • Relationships restart with every category

Read the full comparison: private office vs marketplace

Advisory

What if you're not ready to transact?

Then nothing on this page should be sold to you — which is why the advisory practice exists. Flat-fee, independent counsel on what you already own: valuation context from real transactions, documentation and insurance posture, and exit readiness. "Do nothing" is always an available answer, because no commission depends on the alternative.

I

Wealth Management Advisory

The passion-asset sleeve of a private balance sheet, reviewed to the standard the rest of it already enjoys — alongside your wealth managers, never in place of them.

For private wealth
II

Family Office Advisory

Verified inventories, acquisition policy, insurance audits, and succession readiness for the assets principals actually live with.

For family offices
III

Luxury Watch Advisory

Collection reviews, pre-purchase verification for pieces bought elsewhere, and exit strategy by reference — across the houses and the independents.

For collectors

All advisory services — flat-fee, no mandate pressure

Method

How does the 360° brokerage model work?

The same discipline applies whether you are acquiring an aircraft or consigning a collection: define the objective, map the market, verify everything before commitment, negotiate quietly on one side only, then coordinate the transaction to completion. One office runs that loop across all six asset classes, as the diagram below shows.

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Three worked examples

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1

Define the mandate

What you want to buy or sell, on what terms, by when, and what stays confidential. The mandate governs everything that follows.

2

Map the market

Comparable transactions, current inventory, and realistic pricing — before anyone is approached.

3

Source visible and private opportunities

Public listings are the starting point. The work that matters happens in owner networks, dealer relationships, and quiet conversations.

4

Verify before commitment

Ownership, condition, documentation, provenance, and market logic — examined by specialists before money moves.

5

Negotiate privately

The office negotiates on your behalf. Your identity, budget, and motivations stay out of the room until you choose otherwise.

6

Coordinate the transaction

Contracts, escrow, inspections, registration, and logistics sequenced so nothing stalls and nothing is skipped.

7

Support what comes after

Where relevant: management introductions, insurance, storage, future sale strategy, and the next mandate.

The standard

Why do clients choose this office?

Eight reasons recur in every relationship: discretion as working method, access to unlisted markets, verification before commitment, honest taste, disciplined negotiation, one perspective across six asset classes, protected time, and confidential execution from first call to closing. Each one below, stated plainly.

01

Discretion

Your name, your intentions, and your holdings are never part of the sales pitch — ours or anyone else's.

02

Access

Owner networks, dealer relationships, and collector circles that public platforms cannot reach.

03

Verification

Documentation, condition, provenance, and title checked by specialists before any commitment.

04

Taste

Judgment about what is genuinely rare, what holds value, and what merely photographs well.

05

Negotiation

Disciplined, unemotional, and informed by real comparables — on your side of the table only.

06

Cross-category perspective

One office that understands how a jet, a collection, and a yacht fit a single balance sheet.

07

Time protection

We filter, verify, and shortlist. You decide. The market's noise stays with us.

08

Confidential execution

From first conversation to closing documents, the transaction stays between the parties who belong in it.

Asset classes

Six markets, one office

Private Jets

Aircraft that match the mission, not the brochure

Buyers come to us to avoid the two classic mistakes: the wrong aircraft for their actual flying, and weak technical diligence. Sellers come to us to exit quietly at a defensible price.

Acquire an aircraft

For buyers

  • Mission profiling: range, passengers, geography
  • Light to ultra-long-range, on and off market
  • Pre-purchase inspection coordination

For sellers

Super Yachts

Surveyed, verified, and negotiated before you fall in love

A yacht is an operating business with a hull. We weigh survey results, refit exposure, crew and management costs against the price — then negotiate accordingly.

Acquire a yacht

For buyers

  • Motor, sail, new-build, refit candidates
  • Survey, classification, charter history review
  • Off-market vessels through owner networks

For sellers

  • Valuation grounded in closed transactions
  • Discreet positioning, no forced publicity
  • Sell a yacht →
Art

Provenance first, price second

We help collectors buy with verified title, honest condition reports, and a clear view of the artist's market — and help owners choose intelligently between private sale and auction.

Acquire a work

For buyers

  • Blue-chip, contemporary, and emerging
  • Auction representation and private sales
  • Provenance, authenticity, condition diligence

For sellers

  • Auction vs private sale strategy
  • Single works or whole collections
  • Sell a work →
Luxury Watches

The pieces that matter rarely sit in public inventory

Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, F.P. Journe, and the independents — sourced through collector networks and verified down to serial consistency and polishing history.

Source a watch

For buyers

  • Allocation-constrained and rare references
  • Vintage, limited editions, independents
  • Originality, box-and-papers, service history

For sellers

Luxury Bags

Collector-grade leather goods, authenticated piece by piece

Hermès quota bags, rare leathers, and collectible Chanel carry real counterfeit and condition risk. Every piece we touch is authenticated and graded before it changes hands.

Source a bag

For buyers

  • Birkin, Kelly, Constance, rare leathers
  • Limited colors and collectible Chanel
  • Authentication and condition grading

For sellers

  • Private resale or consignment
  • Documentation and receipt review
  • Sell a bag →
Collector Cars

Bought on the file, not the paint

A collector car is a history file with wheels. We verify matching numbers, ownership chains, and restoration quality with marque specialists — then negotiate against closed sales, not listing optimism.

Acquire a car

For buyers

  • Limited allocations, hypercars, blue-chip classics
  • Matching numbers and history files verified
  • Marque-specialist inspection before commitment

For sellers

  • Private sale to qualified collectors
  • History file organized before buyers ask
  • Sell a car →

Beyond mandates

Who else does the office work for?

Two answers: the professionals who serve private wealth, and anyone who wants the knowledge before the engagement. Partnership programs give family offices, funds, and concierge services a desk behind their own brand; the Journal publishes the cost guides and references we would explain in a first conversation anyway.

For the professionals

Partnership programs

Referral and white-label structures for family offices, VC and PE funds, and concierge services — execution by our desk, your client relationship protected contractually, NDA-first onboarding.

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For the curious

The Journal

What a jet really costs, why there are two Birkin prices, which Hermès leathers shrug off daily use, and the watch auction records — dated, hedged, and free to quote with attribution.

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The questions clients ask first

What does a luxury lifestyle brokerage do?

A luxury lifestyle brokerage represents private clients buying or selling high-value passion assets. Passion Asset Advisory works under confidential mandates across private jets, super yachts, art, collector watches, and rare bags: sourcing visible and off-market opportunities, verifying documentation and condition, negotiating privately, and coordinating the transaction to completion.

How are you compensated?

Success-based commission on both buy and sell mandates against a published schedule — from 2–3% on aircraft acquisitions to 10% MYBA-style on yacht sales and 20–25% on consigned bags — confirmed in writing before work begins. Advisory is flat-fee. No inventory, no spreads, no undisclosed payments.

Where is Passion Asset Advisory based?

In Main Point Karlín — Karlín's award-winning business center — at Pobřežní 620/3, Prague 8, ten minutes from Prague's old town. Meetings are by appointment, in Prague or wherever the asset and the client are; mandates are executed worldwide under the same confidentiality discipline.

What assets can Passion Asset Advisory help clients buy?

We help clients acquire private jets (light to ultra-long-range), super yachts (motor, sail, new-build, refit candidates), art (blue-chip, contemporary, emerging), collector-grade luxury watches including independents, rare luxury bags such as Hermès Birkin and Kelly, and collector cars from limited allocations to blue-chip classics. Every acquisition mandate includes verification of documentation, condition, and market logic.

What assets can Passion Asset Advisory help clients sell?

We sell and consign private jets, super yachts, art, luxury watches, and luxury bags on behalf of owners. The process covers valuation guidance, documentation review, confidential positioning, qualified buyer matching, private negotiation, and transaction coordination — without public listings unless the client approves them.

Why use a private office instead of a marketplace?

Public marketplaces show what is visible and leave diligence, negotiation, and discretion to you. A private office represents one side of the transaction: it reaches off-market opportunities, verifies documentation before money moves, keeps your identity and intentions confidential, and negotiates on your behalf across the full market — not just published inventory.

Begin privately

Tell us what you need — bought, sold, or simply understood. Privately.

One conversation defines the mandate. From there, the office works and you decide. No listings, no exposure, no obligation beyond the first discussion.

All inquiries are handled privately. Nothing is published or shared without your explicit approval.