Vintage Watches

Watch Overview This Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Ref. 1500 remains one of the brand’s most recognizable models. Produced in 1968, this vintage example features a distinctive sunburst dial, smooth bezel, and classic Jubilee bracelet signatures of Rolex design and quality....

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 Moline Military mechanical wristwatch from the 1950s. It is a manual-wind watch powered by a Wittnauer Watch Co. movement, caliber 11ES (ETA 1080) with 15 jewels and sweep-seconds. It operates at 18,000 vibrations per...

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 is a vintage Winton Military mechanical wristwatch from the 1950s. It is a manual-wind watch powered by a Lanco Watch Co. movement, caliber AS 1187 with 7 jewels, sweep-seconds. It operates at 18,000 vibrations per hour with...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Winton Military mechanical wristwatch from the 1960s. It is a manual-wind watch powered by a Brenzikofer & Co SA movement, caliber AS 1686 with 17 jewels, sweep-seconds, shock protection and antimagnetic. It operates at...

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 This Longines pocket watch from 1921 is a well-preserved example of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Made in Switzerland and housed in a 10K yellow gold-filled open-face case, it features fine engraving and a classic vintage presentation. The watch is...

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....

Watch Overview This is a vintage Gallet Multichron Chronograph, powered by the Venus Caliber 188 and dating from the mid-20th century. The Multichron line was one of Gallet’s most celebrated chronograph series, favored by professionals and enthusiasts alike. This example...

BREITLING – "Watch of a famous Swiss luxury watch manufacturer.”   Breitling is a renowned Swiss watchmaker founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. Known for its strong ties to aviation, the brand earned its reputation by creating...

Watch Overview This is a remarkable timepiece — a highly collectible South Bend “The Studebaker” Railroad Grade pocket watch, dated from 1912 and made in the U.S.A. A true representation of early 20th-century American watchmaking, this vintage model showcases South...

Watch Overview Presenting the Omega Seamaster reference 2767-3SC — a beautifully preserved men’s wristwatch from 1954, representing one of Omega’s earliest and most collectible automatic Seamaster models. This piece embodies the brand’s pioneering spirit in waterproof technology and precision timekeeping....

Watch Overview This is a pristine timepiece — a very collectible Elgin B.W. Raymond Railroad Grade pocket watch with an up/down wind indicator, dated from 1934 and made in the U.S.A. A true piece of American railroad horological history. Open-face,...

Watch Overview This is a beautiful timepiece — a very collectible Elgin B.W. Raymond Railroad Grade pocket watch with an up/down wind indicator, dated from 1910 and made in the U.S.A.A true piece of American railroad horological history. This open-face,...