We’ve sifted through the noise to bring you a curated selection of vintage watches worth a second look. From Cold War Soviet classics to timeless Swiss icons, here’s what caught our eye this week — and why it might deserve a spot on your radar.
🔹 1966 Omega Constellation Chronometer Cal. 561
A mid-century masterpiece with the understated confidence that defines Omega. The crisp lines of the C-Line case, combined with the legendary Cal. 561 movement, make this a must-have for collectors chasing that clean, classic look.
🔹 Ulysse Nardin Pocket Watch, c.1910
Swiss craftsmanship meets decorative finesse in this niello enamel and silver pocket watch. It’s rare to see this level of artistry intact — a perfect blend of function and form from over a century ago.
🔹 Soviet Pobeda 2MChZ (1953)
This rugged, no-nonsense Pobeda from the second quarter of 1953 tells more than time — it tells a story. A mechanical survivor from the Soviet era, still ticking with historical weight.
🔹 Hamilton Worldtimer “Double Ticker”
The jet age in wristwatch form. Hamilton’s vintage Worldtime model delivers functionality with flair — two time zones, classic looks, and a mechanical soul.
🔹 Elgin Two-Tone Sterling Dial
Not your everyday Elgin — this one pairs a multi-colour case with a dial that leans toward the flamboyant. A conversation starter that still plays by the rules.
🔹 Citizen 8200 Day-Date Automatic
Vintage doesn’t have to mean delicate. This Citizen automatic offers everyday durability with a 21-jewel movement and 36mm confidence — proof that practical can still be cool.
🔹 luckytimelondon: Vintage in the Heart of the City
One of London’s best-kept secrets for vintage watches. From lady’s cocktail pieces to rugged gents’ tool watches, this shop blends selection with personality. Definitely worth a Sunday browse if you’re in town.
🔹 George Clooney’s Dive Into Omega’s Archive
Omega’s De Ville series gets a pop culture push as Clooney goes deep into the brand’s weirder, more wonderful vintage back catalogue. Celebrity-approved collecting? We’re in.