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WHY THIS WATCH

The Carrerra Chronograph is a fantastic entry level choice. The blued hands and white sunburst pattern dial make this watch very legible. Workhorse Valjoux 7750 based Tag movement under the hood.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is in overall excellent condition, with only very light wear from normal use. Case and bracelet in overall excellent condition around 90%. Valjoux chronograph working without issues and resetting to zero. Bracelet comes with enough links to sit flush with 6.5 inch wrist. Comes with Box and Papers, including international warranty card (blank), instruction manual, and original tag.

WHY THIS WATCH

The 16753 was introduced in the 80's as the third generation of the Rolex GMT Master. This watch boasts a vey attractive "Tiger Eye" brown dial, with gorgeous "Nipple" indices. Along with the "Root Beer" Two-Tone bezel, this watch has a ton of character and style.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

"16753" between the lugs (a little faded hard to photograph), and Serial 93XXXXX from 1986. Watch is in excellent condition for it's age, with some light scratches from normal use. Beautiful brown tiger eye dial has aged wonderfully, with some light patina. Bezel turns freely in either direction. Watch is running, keeping time, and changing date with no issues. Two Tone Bracelet is genuine Rolex, J10 stamped (Late 1985). Bracelet will fit a 6.5inch wrist. No box or papers.

WHY THIS WATCH

Introdcued in the 70's as an expansion of the Explorer line, the watch boasts an additional compliciation with the GMT hand.  Caliber 3185 movement under the hood, which was the first Rolex movement with an independant hour hand, making date changes very simple. This is an all around great tool watch for those in the market for an entry level Rolex. This watch is fitted with the more popular "POLAR" dial, with Tritium Lume points which will be giving the watch lots of character in years to come. This is an all around great tool watch for those in the market for an entry level Rolex.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

This watch is COMPLETE. Comes with Rolex Outer box, Rolex Inner Box, Certificate with matching Serial, Instruction Manual, and everything else you see in the pictures. This watch is a U Serial from 1998. The case is very clean, with only very faint marks, around 90%. Movement is running with no issues. Comes with XX links.

WHY THIS WATCH

Here we have a gorgeous Sandoz 38mm chronograph from the 70's. The showstopper on this watch is the stunning Red Vignette dial that fades to a lighter red in the middle. The dial has tritium indices which have aged to a nice light pumpkin color. Under the hood we have a workhorse Valjoux 7734 manual wind chronograph movement, with a 45 minute counter. This is a great watch if you're looking for a vintage chronograph with a splash of color.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Case is in Vintage condition, with scratches throughout consistent with age. Most of the scratches are on the back, the front bezel and sides are pretty clean. Valjoux movement winds buttery smooth, and resets to zero. No box or papers.

WHY THIS WATCH

Often called the Tudor "Datejust" these watches are very similar to datejusts that were produced by Tudor's sister company Rolex, in the 1970s. This 34mm watch is perfect for those of us with smaller wrists, and vintage tastes. This particular one is a popular California Re-Dial varient.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is in vintage condition overall, with  34mm case showing wear from normal use, around 67%. Dial has been re-dialed to a California dial. Movement is running strong with no issues. Serial # is 737XXX making it from 1970. No box or papers. Comes with watch head only.

WHY THIS WATCH

The Rolex Bubbleback arose from the quest for the first automatic wristwatch that started in the early 1920's. Rolex decided to take a patient, incremental approach by affixing an automatic rotor mechanism on top the existing manual wind base movement used in their watches. This gave the watches a thick back, thus the name "BubbleBack". The bubbleback was available in a variety of models, dials, and case sizes over the 20 years its was produced, making these a very collectable vintage offering for those with smaller wrists.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is in vintage condition overall, showing normal wear given it's age. Case of non-crown side has small ding. Case is Rose Gold, with a Steel back, overall 65%. Comes on original Rolex black alligator band, with original Rolex 14k Gold Buckle, band is around 70%. Movement is running without issues. Dial is in fantastic condition with little wear given age, around 85%. No box or papers

WHY THIS WATCH

The IWC Mark XII was born out of the popularity of the Mark XI - a watch that was offered to the military from 1948-1980s. The Mark XII is a very purposeful watch with a simple utilitarian dial and modest case (36mm). Powered by the IWC Cal 884, which is really a JLC 889/2 in disguise, you're getting a world-class movement from one of the top movement makers. A soft iron case defends against magnetism. This is a great tool watch that doesn't scream for attention and is a great affordable alternative to the Rolex 14270.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is in overall great condition for its age. Dial is still deep black, with some aging on the tritium indices (3 and 6 positions) which have turned a nice yellow shade over time. Case is in great condition with most of the wear on the backside, around 85%. Strap is in great condition around 65%. Comes with IWC Inner Box, IWC Outer Box, service manual,  original strap, original tang buckle original tag and original purchase receipt.