Vintage Watches

LONGINES - "The World's most Honored Watch" "The only watch in history to win 10 World's Fair Grand Prizes and 28 Gold Medals -- to be classified 'first' in competitions organized by the four government observatories; Washington, Kew-Teddington, Neuchatel and...

OMEGA Omega is a Swiss luxury watchmaker known for producing high-quality and prestigious timepieces. The company was founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Louis Brandt started as a watchmaker, and he produced key-wound pocket watches. Originally, it...

Watch Overview Offered here is a collectible vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville Automatic wristwatch in solid 14K yellow gold. This self-winding timepiece is powered by an Omega automatic movement, featuring a sweep-second hand and Swiss made. The watch retains its...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Waltham Art Deco Style wristwatch, dating to 1934 based on the movement serial number. It is a manual-wind watch powered by the original Waltham mechanical movement caliber grade No. 767, featuring 17 jewels, adjusted,...

Watch Overview Offered here is a vintage Omega Flightmaster chronograph wristwatch, reference 143.013, dating to approximately 1969 based on the movement serial number. The Omega Flightmaster was introduced in the late 1960s as a professional chronograph designed specifically for pilots...

Watch Overview Offered here is a collectible vintage wristwatch: an Omega Constellation automatic, reference V-6330, dating to approximately 1971 based on the movement serial number. It is powered by the original Omega Caliber 1001 automatic movement, a chronometer-certified caliber. This...

Watch Overview Originally introduced after World War II to honor Royal Air Force pilots, the Rolex Air-King became the longest-running model of Rolex’s historic “Air” series. With its clean design, 34mm Oyster case, and timeless dial layout perfected in the...

Watch Overview Offered here today is an excellent timepiece: a vintage Glycine Airman Automatic wristwatch, reference 313.144 and dated from the 1970s. This South America model is present in New-Old-Stock (NOS) condition. It is a self-winding watch, powered by an...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Elgin DuraPower mechanical wristwatch dated from 1947. It is a manual-wind watch powered by an original Elgin Watch Co. mechanical movement, caliber grade 554 with 15 jewels, small-seconds and four adjustments. It operates at...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Helbros Chronograph wristwatch, dated from the 1950's. It is a manual-wind watch powered by a mechanical movement, caliber Venus 175 with 17 jewels and small-seconds. It features a central chronograph seconds-hand and a 30-minute...

Welcome to Second Hand Horology! We offer a curated selection of timepieces—from vintage classics and brand-new watches to modern icons. Explore our collection of wristwatches, pocket watches, and more. Please take a moment to read the full description, and feel...

Watch Overview This project watch has a real case, but the case has been plated. The crown is a reproduction. The movement is an authentic Elgin movement. It features a classic black military-style dial designed for maximum legibility. The dial...

Watch Overview In this opportunity, we are offering a stylish and a very collectible timepiece: A vintage Omega Constellation automatic wristwatch, reference 168.005 and dated from 1966 based on the serial number. It is a self-winding watch, powered by an...

Watch Overview  This Rolex Oyster-Perpetual Datejust Ref. 1603 remains one of the brand’s most recognizable models. Produced in 1966, this vintage example features a distinctive sunburst dial, engine-turned bezel, and leather strap. It is powered by the reliable automatic Rolex...

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 This distinguished Hamilton pocket watch, dated from 1897, is a well-preserved example of early American watchmaking. It features a yellow gold-filled open-face case with engraved details and a double-hinged back, accompanied by a chain and fob. It is...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Wizard trench wristwatch, produced circa 1910s, during the transitional period from pocket watches to early wristwatches. It is powered by a Swiss manual-wind mechanical movement made by ERA Watch Co., featuring 1 jewels and...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Bulova wristwatch, dated from 1945. It runs on the manual-wind Bulova 7AK mechanical movement, with 21 jewels, a small seconds subdial, and a 47-hour power reserve with a frequency od 18,000vph. The dial is...

Watch Overview This Elgin Key Wind & Key Set mechanical pocket watch from 1881 is a remarkable piece of American horological history. Crafted during the golden age of mechanical watchmaking, it features a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals,...

Watch Overview This is a 1950s Ernest Borel Cocktail, a charming vintage ladies’ wristwatch featuring the brand’s iconic rotating kaleidoscope "mystery" dial. The black and gold-tone dial showcases hypnotic motion with every movement of the wrist, accented by unique red...

Watch Overview This is the Tissot Stylist, reference 41422 — a refined vintage men’s dress watch dated from 1972 and powered by the hand-wound mechanical Tissot caliber 791 with 17 jewels, beating at 18,000 vibrations per hour and offering an...