Watchfinders Vintage Time

Vintage Timepieces, Collectibles and Watch Repair
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Watchfinders Vintage Time strives to offer quality vintage timepieces and collectibles.

Today's Featured Items

$434 USD
Mens Mido Commander day/date Automatic Watch

$695 USD
Mens Omega Constellation

$595 USD
Thomas Russell & Son Longines PW

$234 USD
Mens Cyma Navy Star 27 Jewel Automatic

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About Watchfinders Vintage Time

Our Service Pledge To You:
We guarantee the authenticity of all our items. If you are not pleased with any purchase notify us within 3 days of arrival and return for a full refund. We do not refund shipping fees or any custom charges.

About Us
Watchfinders is your source for quality vintage value priced wristwatches and professional, competitive priced mechanical watch repair. We were established several years ago as an e-commerce web site for the purchase, sell, and professional repair of quality timepieces.
We strive to reach a world wide audience of consumers whose primary interest is buying, selling, and any of the wide range of associated activities for the new and vintage timepiece market.
Also, we strive to serve the needs of an informed consumer by providing the best possible value on timepieces.
We will work to provide for both vintage and contemporary timepiece customers a vehicle for the new value driven alternative to a "Brick and Mortar" industry through on-line retail, wholesale, and auction format.
We also have been eBay sellers since October 1998 under the user ID of TOPWATCH.
We appreciate your interest, and will continually strive to improve our website and serve each and every customer


The following statement conveys our
true feeling about wristwatches...


A mechanical wristwatch, if
manufactured with a certain level
of quality, is a vital feature of
human culture and craftsmanship.


A quartz watch, on the
other hand, is an element of
technology.


Because technology is constantly
changing, eventually the quartz watch
will no doubt disappear. That is why we
relate to a watch as an element of
culture rather than an element of technology.


Jean-Claude Biver, Blancpain