1940s

New Haven Clock CompanyLittle Orphan Annie U.S.A. Who remembers the adventures of Little Orphan Annie? Perhaps you had a Little Orphan Annie doll or other memorabilia growing up. This is an excellent character collection timepiece featuring Little Orphan Annie from the...

ELGIN “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.” The Elgin Watch Company was founded in 1864 in Chicago, Illinois. This company was the largest American watch manufacturer in terms of total production from 1864 to 1968. ELGIN Ref. 6512E Grade...

1940 HAMILTON 10K GF 17 JewelsThis is an absolutely gorgeous ladies Hamilton wristwatch in excellent condition! The case measures 20 x 22.2 mm and is 10K gold filled, as is the original, fancy bracelet. The dial is a beautiful, pristine...

RodanaAutomaticSwissRodana was founded in 1930 in Grenchen, Switzerland by Hans Baumgartner. The brand changed names from Rodana to Rodania in 1952. Today, Rodania watches are mostly sold in Canada.This is a very pretty timepiece with a lovely beige dial that...

We are Second Hand Horology, thank you for looking!RecordBumper AutomaticSwissDefinitely a vintage wristwatch, no questions asked! We date this watch to be from the 1940s. The silver dial is marked with the Record swan logo, Record, Automatic, and Swiss. It...

LANDERON - They produced watches and watch movements as early as 1883 and won medals at Paris in 1878, La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1881, Geneva in 1896, and a gold medal in Paris in 1900 for their work. Landeron was formed by...

BULOVA 1944 Official Military Issue ORD. DEPT. U.S.A. WWIII Military Wristwatch "World War II, when several distinct types of wristwatches appear" - American military timepieces.Wristwatches were produced in large numbers during World War II for all the services. They had...

Watch Overview Offered here is a vintage LeCoultre Tank wristwatch in solid 14K yellow gold, dated from 1942 based on the serial number. This manual-wind timepiece is powered by a LeCoultre mechanical movement, featuring 17 jewels, a small-second hand and...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an interesting and very collectible timepiece: a vintage WWII Omega U.S. Army mechanical wristwatch, reference 2384-1, dated to 1944 based on the movement serial number. The caseback still shows a visible “U.S. Army” engraving,indicating...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an interesting and collectible timepiece: a vintage Omega Jumbo mechanical wristwatch, reference 2338/2, dated to 1944 based on the movement serial number. It is a manual-wind watch powered by the original Omega Watch Co....

Watch Overview Offered here is a vintage Longines tank mechanical wristwatch, dating to approximately 1948 based on the movement serial number. The watch is crafted in 14K yellow gold. This is a manual-wind timepiece powered by the original Longines mechanical...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an interesting and collectible timepiece: a vintage Omega mechanical wristwatch, reference 2220/2, dated to 1944 based on the movement serial number. It is a manual-wind watch powered by the original Omega Watch Co. mechanical...

Watch Overview Offered here is a rare and historically significant Rolex Sky-Rocket wristwatch dating to the early 1940s — a distinctive manual-wind model produced during the World War II era. The Sky-Rocket belongs to Rolex’s manually wound era — a...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an elegant vintage Gotham mechanical wristwatch dating to the 1940s vintage era. This manual-wind timepiece is powered by the original Gotham Watch Co. Inc. Swiss mechanical movement, caliber SLMJ, featuring 17 jewels and a...

Watch Overview Offered here is an exceptional and historically important Rolex Oyster Perpetual “Bubbleback” automatic chronometer wristwatch dating to 1936 — one of the earliest self-winding waterproof wristwatches produced by Rolex. This model belongs to Rolex’s pioneering Bubble Back series,...

Watch Overview Hamilton - Masterpiece The Hamilton Masterpiece is a line of watches that were typically given as awards or service recognition during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. These watches were marketed primarily to companies, which would use them for...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an elegant timepiece: A vintage Omega Bumper automatic wristwatch, reference F6212 and dated from 1947 based on the serial number. It is a self-winding watch powered by the Omega Watch Co. bumper automatic movement...

Watch Overview Offered here today is a very rare timepiece from the WWII era: A vintage Omega Jumbo mechanical wristwatch, reference 2390 and dated from 1944 based on the serial number. It is a manual-wind watch powered by the original...

Watch Overview We are proud to present this elegant vintage timepiece, a Jules Jurgensen Chronograph wristwatch dating from the late 1950s. This watch has never been worn and remains in New Old Stock (NOS) condition, making it a rare and...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Elgin aircraft cockpit clock from the WWII era, featuring the traditional 8 Days manual-wind movement used in U.S. military planes. Designed for reliability in harsh aviation conditions, this timepiece was likely panel-mounted and includes...

Watch Overview The Elgin U.S. Navy “Canteen” wristwatch was developed during World War II under specifications issued by the United States Navy’s Bureau of Ships (BUSHIPS). These watches were designed to meet the operational needs of naval units performing underwater...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Bulova Cadet "D" dress mechanical wristwatch from the 1940s. It is powered by the original Bulova caliber 10BC mechanical movement with 15 jewels and small-seconds. The movement delivers a 45-hour power reserve and operates...