Vintage Magazine

In this article, we introduce you to the main marketplaces where you can purchase watches for parts and repair. Whether you're looking for a project watch, for a specific reference, or a particular watch part, here's where you need to look.

Within the next decade, experts anticipate that the pre-owned luxury watch market will surpass the volume of the new watch market. What was once a niche space occupied by auction houses and local dealers is now fueled by the digital world; as a result, the industry has experienced unprecedented growth over the last few years. 

Today, the pre-owned market is brimming with horological wonders, but navigating these open waters proves a challenge for those unaided by a trusted expert. In this article, we’ll look at why a horological specialist is crucial for diversifying your portfolio or
for acquiring that first significant collector’s piece.

In this article, we explore 10 vintage watch stores that offer a beautiful selection to German watch collectors and enthusiasts.

From affordable pieces to heirloom watches, you'll most certainly find the timepiece for you in one of these elegant stores.

If you are looking to buy your first vintage watch, one made in Switzerland will most likely be your first option, irrespective of whether you actually live there or not. Whether it's a luxury, heirloom timepiece you're looking for, or a more affordable, yet precise time-keeper, you can hit any price range on the vintage watch market.

In this article, we are going to look at 10 places where you can buy vintage watches in Switzerland.

Dating your Bulova watch can be a useful first step in determining the model of your Bulova timepiece and in getting an idea about the potential value of your watch.

In this article, we provide a list of Bulova date codes that can help you identify the year of your Bulova watch through its serial number, as well as some insights on how to date older vintage Bulova watches.