Vintage Watches

This reborn forgotten gem maintains its original unique defining feature.

Who knew 1940s and 2020s designs could look so great together?

Accutron rolls out four new and improved versions of its classic Astronaut watch.

But is it too expensive?

Watches are expensive, and their technical nature can be hard to wrap one's arms around. Here's where to start.

Two watch fairs, along with outside brands looking to steal the show, have closed out the summer with a bang.

Yet another storied Quartz Crisis casualty is staging a comeback.

The innovative Citizen X-8 Chronometer, which debuted in 1970, was the world’s first titanium watch.

From Air Kings to Oyster Perpetuals, these are the Rollies you can buy without taking out a HELOC.

Nivada's latest twist on the Depthmaster should satisfy fans of both vintage and contemporary tool watches.

There are plenty of reasons to wear a vintage watch ... and just as many ways to ruin it.

Is there such a thing as a blacked-out rainbow?

Steve McQueen's screen-worn 'Le Mans' watch is up for grabs.

The Bullhead's back, but is it better than ever?

Vintage watches from these brands present opportunities for discovery and, at times, great values.

Your favorite mall brand from high school once sold some of the coolest chronographs around.

I haven't seen a bracelet like this since the 1970s.

If you're balking at the price of mid-century yacht timers, have a look at Yema's latest offering.

Porsche Design's latest Chronograph 1 takes some inspiration from vintage 911s.

If you've been searching for this rare vintage reference without any luck, today's your lucky day.