Vintage Watches

Watch Overview Offered here today is an elegante timepiece. A vintage Omega mechanical wristwatch. It is a manual-wind watch powered by mechanical movement with sweep-second hand and made in Switzerland. Still has the original silver-tone striped dial (showing some patina...

Watch Overview This 1974 Bulova Accutron Spaceview is a classic example of mid-20th-century innovation and one of the most recognizable electronic watches ever made. Introduced in the early 1960s, the Accutron was the world’s first fully electronic wristwatch and quickly...

Watch Overview This is a Girard Perregaux mechanical wristwatch — a refined vintage timepiece that embodies the timeless elegance of watchmaking. This example is powered by an manual-wind movement with sweep-second hand. Originally a corporate presentation watch, this piece features...

Watch Overview This is an Omega Constellation watch — a refined vintage timepiece from 1995 that embodies the timeless elegance of Swiss watchmaking. It features a beautiful white linen-textured dial adorned with gold-tone baton hour markers, luminous dots and matching...

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 Offered here today is an excellent timepiece: A vintage Omega Automatic Calendar wristwatch, reference 166.0117 and dated from 1975 based on the serial number. It is a self-winding watch, powered by an automatic movement caliber Omega 1020 with...

Watch Overview In the 1970s, Omega employed the ESA 9162 (date complication only) and ESA 9164 (day/date complication) tuning fork movements in many of their watches. These movements are often considered the “Rolls Royce” of tuning fork movements. Designed by...

Watch Overview In the 1970s, Omega employed the ESA 9162 (date complication only) and ESA 9164 (day/date complication) tuning fork movements in many of their watches. These movements are often considered the “Rolls Royce” of tuning fork movements. Designed by Max...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Helbros Invicible mechanical wristwatch from the 1950s. It is powered by a manual-wind movement, featuring sweep-seconds, shock protection, and a magnetic resistance. The sunburst silver-tone dial shows some patina and ghost hands (“radium burns”)....

Watch Overview This vintage Bulova 1971 Oceanographer “V” Snorkel is widely known among collectors as the “Devil Diver,” a nickname earned from the bold “666 Feet” depth rating printed on the dial. This playful yet confident marking highlighted Bulova’s professional...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Omega Seamaster Chronograph wristwatch, reference 145.029 and dated from 1970. It is a manual-wind watch powered by an original Omega Watch Co. mechanical movement, caliber 861 with 17 jewels and small-seconds. It features a...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Lord Elgin "Cheswick" mechanical wristwatch, reference 4624 and dated from 1951. It is a manual-wind watch powered by an original Elgin Watch Co. mechanical movement, caliber grade 626 with 21 jewels, small-seconds and 4...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Semca mechanical wristwatch from the 1950s. It is a manual-wind watch powered by the original Semca mechanical movement with 17 jewels and a small-second hand. Swiss made. The white dial showing some age and...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Heno wristwatch from the 1950s. It is a manual-wind watch powered by a mechanical movement with a date calendar and sweep-second hand. Swiss made. It has a very nice sunburst silver-tone dial with applicated...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Bulova Prentice mechanical wristwatch from 1931. It is powered by the original Bulova caliber 9AF manual-wind movement with 17 jewels and small-seconds. Swiss made. The white dial showing some age and patina, features applied...

Watch Overview This elegant vintage ladies’ dress mechanical watch from Bucherer showcases refined Swiss craftsmanship. A beautifully preserved piece from the 1960s, with a slim case and matching textured bracelet. It is coming with the original box. It is powered...

Watch Overview This Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch from 1895 is a finely crafted example of American railroad-grade watchmaking from the late 19th century. It features a round open-face case with an engraved design and an exhibition display back. The...

Watch Overview This Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch from 1912 is a finely crafted example of American watchmaking. It features a round open-face case with an exhibition display back. The watch is powered by the Elgin B.W. Raymond Grade 371...

Watch Overview This Illinois “Marquis Autocrat” pocket watch from 1927 is a well-preserved example of American watchmaking from the late 1920s. It features a 14K white gold-filled open-face case with engraved details and a square profile typical of the era....

Watch Overview The Hampden Wrist Alarm from the 1960s is a practical vintage timepiece built during a period when mechanical alarm watches became popular for their everyday utility. This model reflects the straightforward design and functional approach typical of mid-century...

Watch Overview The Mido Multifort Datometer from the 1940s is an uncommon variation within the Multifort line, distinguished by its pointer-date function. While most early Multifort models were time-only automatics, the Datometer added a central date hand—making this configuration particularly...

Watch Overview Monopusher chronographs — those in which a single button (sometimes integrated into the crown) controls the start, stop, and reset functions — were the predominant form of early wrist chronographs (and earlier, pocket chronographs) from around the 1910s...

Watch Overview This vintage Minerva Rally Timer from the 1960s represents the golden era of Swiss precision timing. Designed for professional motorsport and rally navigation. The stopwatch is powered by a manual-winding Minerva movement featuring a large central sweep-second chronograph...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Ollech & Wajs Diver from the 1960s, a classic Swiss-made dive watch known for its durability and reliable performance. This model represents the brand’s focus on functional, professional tool watches with a timeless design....