Vintage watches are more than just timepieces. For many collectors and enthusiasts, they represent a blend of craftsmanship, history and elegance that modern watches often lack. The demand for these ...

Royce is one of those defunct names that occasionally surfaces among the more familiar ones crowding the various vintage watch bins of the Internet. Like other such all-but-forgotten Swiss companies, ...

Welcome to Watchword, a series in which we break down key terminology to help you better understand the lay of the ...

Christie’s Rare Watches sale is shaping up to be a beauty. Taking place in Geneva in mid-May, the auction includes a curated ...

There was a time, in the not-too-distant past, when if you wanted a vintage-styled watch, well…you pretty much had to buy an actual vintage watch. Now, that scenario is almost hard to imagine: In 2021 ...

Vintage silhouettes, mini proportions and jewelry-inspired styling are fueling the next era of women’s watches—and MICHELE’s latest launch taps right in ...

Seiko just dropped a new military-style watch collection ...

There’s a serious problem with fashion shows, according to Eric Wind: Not enough watches. As one of the world’s foremost vintage watch dealers, however, he recognizes that he might be somewhat biased.

Buying anything vintage becomes a quest for authenticity and condition. With watches, those two key elements are not easy to establish, and there are myriad pitfalls into which even the most ...

In today's economy, unexpected changes can make earning extra income challenging. But if you check your old jewelry box, you might find hidden treasures, such as that vintage watch you never wear.

Read on as we reveal why vintage watches have captured hearts in 2026 and top tips for keeping these delicate pieces in pristine condition. Why vintage watches are drawing collectors in 2026 Blake ...

Neo-vintage watches are roughly 20 to 40 years old, often way out of style, and typically available for relatively low prices. As straightforward as that may sound, there’s a great deal to understand ...