Dial and Bezel Watch Auctions
Omega Speedmaster Salmon Dial Japan Only Limited…
Reference 3511.60 was produced in 1997 as a Japan-only limited edition to mark the 40th anniversary of the Speedmaster and is one of two references created for the occasion featuri
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Blancpain Leman Timezone Dualtime
Click through to read a note from our founder on why he loves Blancpain so much and why they are underrated.
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Bulova 666 Feet Set-O-Matic Diver
A fantastic example of a Bulova diver with a red and black 60 minute dive bezel and the coveted W Germany printed on the dial.
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Breitling Top Time Ref. 814
The combination of a 38.5mm case, great dial color and layout, and the notable Venus 178 column wheel movement that collectors love, makes this watch a winner on multiple levels.
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| New Old Stock Bulova Sea King… |
$150.00
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| Omega Speedmaster Salmon Dial Japan Only… |
$4,000.00
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Featured Watches
Juvenia Tank Ref. 8625
A beautiful tank watch from Juvenia with a brushed blue dial that matches its brushed rounded case. Oh, and it has its original leather strap and sales tag.
New Old Stock Bulova Sea King “A”
Bulova created the Sea King line in 1959 as a line of slim waterproof all-purpose watches for the masses and the line was kept in production for nearly 20 years.
Omega Speedmaster Salmon Dial Japan Only Limited…
Reference 3511.60 was produced in 1997 as a Japan-only limited edition to mark the 40th anniversary of the Speedmaster and is one of two references created for the occasion featuring Salmon dials.
Blancpain Leman Timezone Dualtime
Click through to read a note from our founder on why he loves Blancpain so much and why they are underrated.
New Old Stock Enicar Jump Hour
A new old stock jump hour watch from the 1970s that represents a funky and rarely seen side of the Enicar brand.
IWC Cal. 8531 in 18k Gold
IWC time only watches from this era present a great value proposition for those looking for classic looks paired with a high quality movement.
Lord Elgin 14K Art Deco Stepped Case
This watch owes its good looks to the art deco movement that began in Paris in the 1920s as a counter to the popular art nouveau movement that preceded it.
1940s 14k Gold Longines
Even though this watch says Longines on the dial, its history actually starts with the American Eugene Robert and his Swiss immigrant brother-in-law, Albert Wittnauer.