Vintage Watches

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 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...

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 classic Glycine Automatic Diver wristwatch, reference 4142, dating from the 1970s and made in Switzerland. A vintage favorite among dive watch enthusiasts, it combines rugged functionality with very cool cushion-case design. This example is still...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Caravelle Set-O-Matic Dual-Day Automatic, dating from 1976 and made in Switzerland. Featuring a bold tonneau-shaped case and a rich black dial, this watch perfectly combines classic 1970s style with rugged dive functionality. It’s still...

Watch Overview This 1974 Omega Geneve Automatic - Ref. 366.0835, is a fine example of vintage Swiss watchmaking — housed in a square 36mm silver-tone stainless steel case. The sunburst silver-tone dial features applied silver and black baton hour markers,...

Watch Overview Discover the Gruen Precision Autowind — a vintage military-style (field) wristwatch powered by the Gruen Caliber 460SS bumper automatic. The clean white dial features bold Arabic numerals, an outer minute/seconds track, and a central sweep seconds hand for...

Watch Overview Discover the Elgin Art Deco Tank wristwatch, dating from 1937 — a distinctive men’s watch that reflects the bold elegance of the Art Deco era. It is powered by the original manual-wind Elgin Watch Co. mechanical movement caliber...

Watch Overview Art Deco Waltham men’s wristwatch, circa late 1920s–1930s, with a silver-tone engraved octagonal-tonneau case and wire lugs; hand-wound movement with 21 jewels; champagne dial with gilt Arabic numerals, outer minute track, blued hands, and small seconds at 6;...

WALTHAM American Watch Co. 15 Jewels 18s Pocket Watch   “Timekeepers to the Nation.” Waltham pocket watches defined American horology. This 1870s Waltham pocket watch features a robust American movement in a heavy coin silver hunting case with bold Roman...

ADMIRAL Pocket Watch Swiss Made    This is a vintage Admiral pocket watch. It features an open face design, a mechanical movement with sub-second hand and made in Switzerland. It has a white dial and cased in a 44mm round...

 “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.”   1919 ELGIN 7 Jewels Grade 301 Pocket Watch    This is an antique timepiece: a vintage Elgin pocket watch from 1919. It is a manual-winding watch that features an original Elgin caliber...

 “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.”   ELGIN 15 Jewels Grade 315 Pocket Watch    This is an antique timepiece: a vintage Elgin pocket watch from 1928. It is a manual-winding watch that features an original Elgin caliber grade...

OLYMPIC Super Automatic – Cal. Buren BAA 525 Wristwatch We are pleased to offer this exceptionally rare and collectible vintage timepiece: an OLYMPIC Super Automatic watch, dating from the 1940s. This model represents an important milestone in horological history, as...

"The Hamilton Watch - The Watch of Railroad Accuracy."   HAMILTON  Railroad Pocket Watch  Grade 940   21 Jewels    Today, we are presenting one of the Hamilton's RR watches, a Hamilton Railroad pocket watch dated from 1905. It is a...

ATLAS Chicago Mechanical Pocket Watch    We present a collectible timepiece: a vintage Atlas pocket watch. This manual-wind pocket watch features the original Atlas Watch Co. mechanical movement. It features a small second hand and open face design. Proudly made...

BENRUS Watch Company -  Founded in New York City in 1921, The Benrus Watch Company is a former American watchmaker founded by three Romanian immigrants: Benjamin Lazrus, his brother Ralph Lazrus, and their friend, Jacques Reymond. The company was named...

BULOVA The Bulova Watch Company is a renowned American watchmaker with a rich history that spans over a century. The company was founded in 1875 by Joseph Bulova, a 23-year-old Czech immigrant, in New York City. Initially, Bulova focused on...

LE GANT 21 Jewels Ladies Watch Swiss  This is a nice timepiece—a vintage Le Gant ladies mechanical wristwatch from the 1950s.  It is a manual-wind watch powered by a mechanical movement caliber UTC 228, featuring 21 jewels. This model is an elegant simplicity, with...

BENRUS Watch Company - Founded in New York City in 1921, The Benrus Watch Company is a former American watchmaker founded by three Romanian immigrants: Benjamin Lazrus, his brother Ralph Lazrus, and their friend, Jacques Reymond. The company was named by...