Vintage Watches

We found three great watches that will fit under a cuff in the colder months ahead, but offer a little bit of warm vintage charm.

The Vintage Rolex Field Good is a compendium of invaluable knowledge, and essential reading for any Rolex fan.

These vintage watches from three obscure but affordable brands have motorsport themes and sporty 1970s mojo.

These timepieces have dials signed by both their manufacturers and the retailers at which they were sold.

These three vintage watches feature beautiful, unusual textured dials.

The Longines Heritage Classic celebrates the sector dial, one of the handsomest dial configurations of 20th century horology.

Three vintage Invicta watches with mechanical movements and restrained designs are nothing like what most peopld expect from the brand today.

Watches with faded colors and patinated brown dials make watch collectors go crazy.

Three interesting vintage watches from Girard-Perregaux show a slice of the history of this very old and respected brand.

A Rolex or Omega watch with your company’s logo on the dial?

Known as the Seikosha Kamikaze, this obscure pilot’s watch has an incredible story to tell that is a little-known facet of Seiko history.

We found three cool vintage mechanical watches that each use digital displays for a unique look and super easy readability.

These watches from the 1970s provided their intended customers with a reference for when to pray, and in which direction.

The Mido Ocean Star Powerwind “Rainbow Diver” is one of the most obscure but distinctive and coveted vintage dive watches out there.

These three vintage dress watches from the ’60s and ’70s are simple but interesting and exceedingly handsome, and each comes from a respected brand.

We found three vintage dress watches that stand out for their beautiful designs, with case sizes that are just right.

Three vintage watches from the historic, once American brand Gruen show how this under-appreciated brand changed over the decades.

Benrus, a defunct American brand best known for its serious military watches and divers, also produced some affordable wares.

If you’re not familiar with the joys of inexpensive vintage Omega watches, here’s a great selection to start with.

Three utterly handsome and affordable Waltham dress watches from around the 1960s offer a little piece of history and a big touch of style.