Watches for Sale

WHY THIS WATCH

The watch formed part of the NASA Space Program and became the first watch worn during the moon landing. The Omega Speedmaster is highly accurate and durable, giving it exceptional credibility since its inception. Tried and true Omega Calibre 1861 under the hood. Crystal is hestalite, which is more charming than it's modern sapphire counterpart, and is more shatterproof.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is in like new condition, with the sticker still on the deployement. The watch may have some very light wear only from handling or trying on in our store. Comes with Inner Red Omega Box, Outer Omega White Box, Instruction Manual, and Pictograms card. No warranty card.

WHY THIS WATCH

This watch is a limited edition of 140 watches that celebrated 140 years of Minerva's history from 1858 to 1998 using an authentic Minerva movement first introduced in 1921, and produced until 1942. This beautiful movment is huge, and can be seen filling the entire caseback moving at a leisurly 18000 bph. Case is 43mm with the sub-seconds at an atypical 9:00. The beautiful gold hands overlayed on an elegant silver dial. While large, this watch can be pulled off on smaller wrists due to the thinness of the case (10.6mm). Only 140 of these were made.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch was worn very sparingly. Case has only very light wear from normal use around 93%. Movement is winding and running with no issues. Original Minerva strap still has some life left around 60%. Comes with original Minerva tag. No Box or Papers.

WHY THIS WATCH

The Rolex reference 6084, often referred to as a “Semi-Bubbleback” is a transitional watch from the Bubblebacks that preceded it. Rolex started moving away from the ultra-curved vintage Bubbleback case profiles. The dial on this Semi-BubbleBack has a beautiful aged Ivory hued dial and features dagger and Arabic hour markers, and Tritium luminous plots that have since aged to a deep rich patina.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is from 1963, between the lugs serial 875XXX, and ref 6084. Ivory dial is in excellent condition for it’s age, showing some nice pumpkin patina on the lume points. Some light yellowing around the center of the dial, which is common for these dials. Self-Winding Rolex movement is working with no issues. Case does not appear to have been polished, shows scratches from normal use throughout the years.

WHY THIS WATCH

Here we have a beautiful Girard Triple Date watch likely from the 1950's. This watch is approximately 34mm, and is powered by a beautiful bumper style automatic movement.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is operating, with calendar functions working without exception. Case is in worn, vintage condition. Note: We do not test vintage watches for accuracy.

WHY THIS WATCH

The Sub ref. 1680 was introduced 16 years after the very first Submariner in 1953 and was the first submariner to feature a cyclops date. Early Models of the Rolex Submariner 1680 had the word “SUBMARINER” in Red Writing which was phased out in 1973. As a result the models with the red are now sought out and prized by vintage Rolex collectors.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is Serial 22xxxxx, making it 1969 production year. Watch case is in fantastic condition for it’s age. Case is around 75% with normal wear. Rolex METERS FIRST Dial is showing a nice light yellow patina is unfinished and period correct. Rolex hands are also in great condition with patina matching the dial. Thin-font bezel is in fantastic condition, with the Pearl still in tact, around 80%. Comes with period correct Rolex bracelet which will fit a 6.5 inch wrist.

WHY THIS WATCH

The legendary Navitimer continues it’s reign as the longest running chronograph, in production for 50 years. The Navitimer 1 get’s a refresh with an in-house B01 movement utilizing a column-wheel construction and 70 hours of power reserve

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Case has normal wear, around 90%. Comes with OEM tang buckle and OME leather strap . The watch comes with everything that comes in the pictures including the COSC Certificate showing matching serial number. Chronograph is running strong with no issues and resetting to zero. Brown leather strap has some wear, has plenty of life left around 70%

WHY THIS WATCH

Not all Timezones are 1 hour apart! Introduced at BaselWorld in 2010, the Villeret Half-Time-Zone is the world’s 1st watch with a second Timezone that can be adjusted to within 30 minute increments. A very useful complication, in a very charming package, this watch is 40mm and sits perfectly on most wrists.

This watch has a lot of nice subtleties. The blued steel hands for the day Night Indicator and Hometime selectors really stand out when contrasted with the silver hands for the time. This watch fits perfectly at 40mm. The magnetic deployment buckle is also a nice touch.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

This watch was purchased in 2013 and has been fully serviced by Blancpain. It is under FACTORY WARRANTY until FEBRUARY 2021. It comes with the original box and papers, including stamped warranty card, and service documents. The case is in fantastic condition with only minor wear, around 90%. The strap is also in great condition, around 87-90%.

WHY THIS WATCH For those of us who are in love with IWC's modern pilot's watches, here's one with a gorgeous midnight blue dial made in limited quantities to celebrate Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s novel, Little Prince. This particular watch comes with the "beads of rice" steel bracelet which comes with the micro-adjust IWC deployment. Honestly, I personally can't pull this watch off on a leather strap, but can easily wear this watch on the bracelet.

THE LITTLE DETAILS Watch is in overall excellent condition. Case and bracelet have marks from normal wear, around 87-90%. Crystal and dial are free from blemishes. Chronograph is running strong, resetting to zero, and changing day/date at midnight. No box or papers. Bracelet has enough links for a 7 inch wrist.