Omega Cosmic 2000

Datejust 1603

Submariner 5513

Seamaster 300 165.024

Daytona 6263

Speedmaster 105.003

Some of my personal favourites off the top of my head.

 

Citizen Super Jet. Some day . . .

 

Timex Marlin

 

Generally:
Omega Seamaster, Geneve and DeVille (in all their numerous references);
Rolex and Tudor Oysters (in all their numerous references);
Longines Flagship, Conquest, Silver Arrow;
Universal Geneve Polerouter & Compax;
JLC Reverso, Memovox, & Futurematic;
Cartier Tank & Santos;
Heuer, Gallet, Breitling, Excelsior Park, etc. chronographs;
Seiko Alpinist, Lord Master & King Seiko;
Citizen Para Shock;
Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin, Gruen, etc. The list goes on...


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We're doing this again, huh? Should we add this list to the list of lists?
Since I'm a chronograph fanatic, I'll suggest the Zenith El Primero A-384, the Heuer/Breitling/Hamilton/Buren/Dubois-Depraz Chronomatic, and the Seiko 6139 "Pogue." Admittedly those suggestions are more akin to a Greatest Movements list.

 

A full list of popular vintage watches will probably have a length in the thousands.
Some of my favorites: Patek 96, Seiko 6245-9000/9001, Omega Seamaster 165.024

 

The 214 Accutron Spaceview has a cult following. Just picked up this beauty last month and joined the club.

 

I really like the Rolex Explorer 1016

(Not my watch)

 

Any Triple-Calendar from the 40s-50s, first hit off the image search, Omega PiePan in Gold

 

I think the Omega Seamasters from the late 1960s/early 1970s are great watches with a classic/timeless design:

Here are a few of my favorites:

166.010

166.032

166.042

 

I think the Omega Seamasters from the late 1960s/early 1970s are great watches with a classic/timeless design:

Here are a few of my favorites:

166.010

166.032

166.042

Amazing pieces, really like each of them, especially 166.010 ones

 

I don’t own one, but I really like the vintage Grand Seikos. Especially the crosshair dial and a 36k high beat movement.

 

Any real MilSub or MN Tudor Sub.

 

Really, really like and appreciate the looks of the vintage Omegas posted here and in WRUW occasionally. I don't own a vintage anything but these make me want one.

 

It's not going to work, but I'm gonna try to get this out of Switzerland and Japan a little

 

Am I doing myself a disfavor by drawing more attention to a piece that is already hard to find - Rolex Oysterquartz Day Date in White Gold?


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Was wondering, what are the most favourite vintage watches models across Watchuseek community.

I used to have a soft spot for vintage Lipmann (LIP) watches until the money men walked in and ruined them. But the Citizen bullhead is cool, and that can still be bought without a mortgage - at least until Hodinkee gets round to slopping all over it, and the money men move in again.

 

I used to have a soft spot for vintage Lipmann (LIP) watches until the money men walked in and ruined them. But the Citizen bullhead is cool, and that can still be bought without a mortgage - at least until Hodinkee gets round to slopping all over it, and the money men move in again.

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This watch is awesome! Thanks for posting it.

 

Breitling 810, one of the most beautiful chronographs ever made IMO.

Universal Geneve Compax, classic chrono for timing car racing.

I’d add a Rolex 5513 though I don’t own one.

 

Bulova Spinnaker and Omega Pie Pan