I hate the hate on smaller vintage watches. Not everything has to be 40+mm to look proper. This is a 31mm watch on a 7.5” wrist and it fits exactly how it’s intended to.
I find myself wanting to put on some of my modern watches but they’re all massive. Even 39mm feels huge now.
After years of searching, FINALLY a bracelet that looks 2 be a meant to be pairing ?
Your thoughts, steel or leather ?
Seiko 5740-8000 Lord Marvel from the 1970s. Beats at 36000 vph and was one of the first hi beat movements (some think of this reference as the grandpa to the Grand Seiko). Love it with the tan suede strap, what do you think?
Actually released December 1958, this watch was made for a year then dropped. Approximately 2400 were produced. It's got the Hamilton 500 movement just clunking away today. In 1965, leftover cases were used to create the Accumatic A-504. It's always fun wearing something you don't see everyday!
Does anyone have any more information on this C. Bucherer jump hour? I tried googling and there seems to be no information.
My latest obsession: these 3 gorgeous little coctail watches. The 2 on the left and middle seem to work perfectly. The last one (blue hands bulova) needs a tune up--it became too stiff to wind and I didn't force it. I can't get over how pretty they are!!!
1969 6106, I was worried this morning it was going to finally croak. The date wheel was stuck halfway between Saturday and Sunday. when I pushed the old timey crown in to click it over, it didn't come back out. I was able to pop it out, but it might be the end days for this classic.
Looking at this constellation pie pan, late sixties, beads of rice band. Asking price is around $3300 AUD, 1850 EUR or $2150 USD from EU dealer and said to be very good condition.
Seeking advice from reddit brains trust on price and condition, having already researched extensively. Input appreciated.
Picked this piece from ebay
White dial with arabic numerals and blued leaf hands!
I think this one will be in my collection for a long time.
17 Jewel Baylor Diver
I think its perfect
What say you?
I got this vintage longines from an antique dealer.
He believes the case is silver (I can’t see any hallmarks on the back) however I can’t find any information online to confirm anything about the watch e.g whether it’s a re-release of an older model, the movement etc
The back says longines 150 so assuming it’s an 150th anniversary edition, with serial 21583502
Does anyone know anything about it that can help me?
I am familiar with Breitling, but I’ve never seen a Chronomat with a Doric stamp on it. Is something like this real?
Hi experts,
Does someone can identify this watch? No idea about the brand.
Cheers
Ms
Don't know the history of it even though I didn't buy it by myself I just want to know about this watch and how much it cost .....
Unfortunately retired from diving, but still keeping good time.