Vintage Watches

The 'Now and Then' music video sees both Paul and Ringo wearing a brand linked to John Lennon.

The Navigator Timer was first released in 1968 — three years before the similarly styled Rolex Explorer II.

There's more to Invicta watches than the modern brand's brash designs and collectors' indignation.

Vintage Heuer chronographs bring the Kenergy.

The precision of John Harrison's breakthrough timepieces enabled the age of European exploration.

The Astron is quite possibly the most historically consequential quartz watch ever made.

Watches were mostly dressy affairs until 1953.

Casio is offering a limited refurbishing program for just $100.

You can get a ton of watch for your money on the vintage market.

A curated capsule collection at Taylor Stitch offers 40 compelling vintage Timex watches.

Are some of my favorite watches “homages,” “knock-offs,” or something else?

Kick off your vintage watch exploration right here.

We got some of the foremost experts in the watch world to weigh in on vintage watches that aren’t prohibitively expensive…yet.

A thorough primer on one of the most important watches ever made.

Wristwatches with "atomic timekeeping" have unexpected German origins.

Is taking $60,000 worth of vintage Rolex beneath the waves a good idea? Maybe not.

The Vulcain Cricket pioneered fascinating technical solutions, a mechanical alarm, and was the choice of some notable personages.

Is your treasured timepiece keeping funky time? Heres's how you know when to visit the all-powerful watchmaker.

Old watches represent great value, the chance to wear a piece of history and, if you’re lucky, a good investment.

From Speedies to Seamies (I made that up) to Railmasters and more, we have Omega watches galore.