How to Buy a Pocket Watch 101 - By Ashton-Blakey Vintage Watches

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HOW TO BUY A VINTAGE WATCH

There are several factors involved. First however, is that if you expect to wear the watch, you should choose something that is eye catching and appealing to you personally. Don’t worry about what your friends think. Make sure that the vintage watch will fit in with your lifestyle. Perhaps even a vintage watch that will distinguish you from the rest of the crowd.

Choose a vintage watch dealer who is experienced and one who has been in the trade for several years and will answer all of your questions. Get a recommendation if possible.

There are many vintage Omega, IWC, Rolex, Tudor, Heuer, Longines watches in the market just to name a few. The prices of the vintage watches are a fraction of the prices of the current models.

Check if the watch is gold, stainless or gold filled. If the watch case is gold, then check for the gold mark. It can be simply stamped as 14K or 18K, 375, 585, 750 or in the form of a hallmark used in Europe.

What is the condition of the case and band? Do not worry overly about the band since most purchasers will change to their own specifications in any case. However, if the band is a

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