Vintage Watches

It resurrects a long-lost beloved detail from vintage Omegas.

One of the original icons of the microbrand space makes a refined return.

Its design was inspired by recently discovered archival drawings of an unreleased watch.

The obscure reissue is one of the best-looking and most affordable vintage Seikos, with a legendary movement and unique dial color.

Is there anything more appealing than a tropical diver?

This hidden gem of a brand favored by Steve McQueen is at it again.

Buying a vintage watch is only half the battle.

It points to a larger trend in the industry, but it's still a shock.

The 1969 design has received a fun modern update.

Just in time for its 70th anniversary.

The days of having to "know a guy" to get your mechanical watch serviced may be over.

And you can buy one for well under $1,000.

This reborn forgotten gem maintains its original unique defining feature.

Who knew 1940s and 2020s designs could look so great together?

Accutron rolls out four new and improved versions of its classic Astronaut watch.

But is it too expensive?

Watches are expensive, and their technical nature can be hard to wrap one's arms around. Here's where to start.

Two watch fairs, along with outside brands looking to steal the show, have closed out the summer with a bang.

Yet another storied Quartz Crisis casualty is staging a comeback.

The innovative Citizen X-8 Chronometer, which debuted in 1970, was the world’s first titanium watch.