Editorial
Drawing Haute Horology with The Watchoniste
We asked Alex Eisenzammer (The Watchoniste) a few questions about making watch art, working with legendary watchmaker MB&F and more.Alex Eisenzammer is a French artist and a hell of a watch guy...
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Let’s Talk History of The Universal Geneve Polerouter
Two Let’s Talk History articles in a row? We’ve made it to the inevitable impasse in watch writing: the man himself, Gerald Genta. Felix Arnold of The Young Horologist brings us a guest editorial o...
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Let’s Talk History of Eterna (and Calatravas)
Jake Heffner of The Perpetual Post is back with another guest editorial, discussing why you should care about vintage Eterna, and how the brand may soon skyrocket in popularity.What comes to mind w...
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Four Underrated Affordable Vintage Dress Watches
You liked this format for our vintage chronograph feature, so we’re bringing it back as a series! This time with some classic dress watches. This Omega Cosmic triple calendar with moonphase didn’t ...
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Let’s Talk History of the Zodiac Sea Wolf
The Zodiac Sea Wolf is a legendary dive watch, and as it reaches the radar of more and more collectors, it deserves a deep dive into its legacy, design and prowess.The Zodiac Sea Wolf is something ...
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Dressing Well and Living Well with Daniel Messana
We’re welcoming our first ever guest contributor! Photographer, menswear enthusiast and author Daniel Messana shared photographs with us and his insights on craft, relationships and, as always, wat...
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Five Decades, Five Affordable Vintage Chronographs
If you haven’t yet reached vintage chronographs in your collecting journey, you will soon. Here are five great pieces to start looking at from five different decades of watch design.The vintage chr...
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Montres Publiques on Community and Merging Tradition with Tech
We spoke with Andres Ibarguen of Montres Publiques, an online collecting hub and retailer marketplace, about the industry, community and — of course — watches.Andres Ibarguen has been a watch guy s...
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Let’s Talk History of Türler-signed Watches
The Türler signature sometimes appears on vintage watch dials of the 20th century — but where did it come from? And why is it cool?Double-signed watches are a hot ticket item in the watch world. We...
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The Hunt For: A Bulova Snorkel “Devil Diver”
We’re introducing a new series about the search for your favorite vintage watches. If you have a good story, share it with us!I once promised myself it wouldn’t happen, but all too soon in my watch...
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I knew I was gonna like Danny, based on his name, but nothing could’ve prepared me for how great of an experience this was. He had the most beautiful 70s Seamaster Cosmic on his website and I was set to be married 2 days later - I arranged to buy it but before leaving we both realized it needed to be serviced. I panicked, because I was literally buying this for my wedding, and Danny being the legend he is, loaned me a nearly identical Seamaster to make sure I could get through the event Never have I had someone go so above and beyond for me, especially while purchasing one of the lesser priced items in their inventory. He serviced my watch and exchanged it with me after the wedding on a super fast turnaround timeline. I would sincerely recommend you visit this guy, you will not be disappointed Edit: adding a pic of the loaner (two tone) and the owner (crosshair)
Great service and shop. Danny and his team were incredibly accommodating, professional, and kind. Great selection of vintage watches. Their store is the hidden gem in the diamond district.
This was my first real luxury watch purchase, a Rolex 15200 Date 34mm, I own Tissots and a Laco, but those are entry level luxury watches. I found Danny’s Vintage Watches online, and had great feedback both on Google, Chrono24 and the Reddit watch community. So decided to give him a shot as buying online can be a crap shoot. Ordered Monday night, was at my doorstep Friday morning. Despite the watch being over 30 years old, serial number says it’s from 91, the watch looked new. Didn’t come with box or papers, and was shipped in a plastic sleeve wrapped in bubble wrap. Danny was always available to answer questions. I’ll be buying from Danny again for the next purchase…saw a couple of Speedmasters on his site I liked….
Can't recommend Danny's vintage watches enough!!! My first Omega ever and im in love have been wearing every day since I purchased it. Danny's shop is a must visit if you are in NYC looking for a watch!!!