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Quartz Vintage Watches

Explore our curated collection of quartz vintage watches for sale, featuring reliable 1970s–1990s classics from Seiko, Citizen, Omega, Longines, Tissot, Certina, and more. Choose slim stainless steel or gold-plated cases, integrated bracelets or leather straps, and clean period dials with date or day-date displays. Enjoy low-maintenance accuracy with quick-set functions, hacking seconds on many models, and durable mineral/sapphire crystals on select references. Each watch is inspected for authenticity, fitted with a fresh battery, and function-tested (timekeeping, date change, alarm if applicable), with model/module references, production-year estimates, dimensions, and wrist-fit guidance in every listing. Many pieces are professionally serviced where needed—contacts cleaned, gaskets replaced—and are ready to wear. Secure checkout, insured worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty on select models make it easy to add a true vintage quartz watch to your collection today.

Quartz Vintage Watches for Sale

Shop quartz vintage watches with confidence. Each piece is authenticated, fitted with a fresh battery, and serviced where applicable (gaskets replaced and pressure-tested on suitable cases), with transparent condition notes and crisp macro photos. Enjoy secure checkout, tracked worldwide shipping, a 12-month movement warranty, and a straightforward 14-day return policy. Listings include real-world measurements (diameter, lug-to-lug, thickness, lug width) and wrist shots for confident sizing.

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Vintage Watches for Sale

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Manual Winding, Automatic & Affordable Vintage Watches

Explore our curated selection of manual winding, automatic, and affordable vintage watches from leading Swiss and Japanese brands (1930s–1980s). Enjoy the tactile charm and slim profiles of hand-wound dress pieces, the convenience and smooth sweep of self-winding automatics, or value-driven picks ideal for first-time collectors. Each watch is inspected for authenticity—many fully serviced, regulated, and ready to wear—with clear model references, calibers, production-year estimates, dimensions, and wrist-fit guidance. Shop period-correct dials in stainless steel or gold-plated cases, secure checkout, insured worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty on select models.

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Explore Iconic Swiss & Japanese Watchmaking Heritage

Seiko, Zenith & Longines Vintage Watches

Discover our curated selection of Seiko, Zenith, and Longines vintage watches from the 1930s–1980s, including Seiko 5, 6138/6139 chronographs and classic divers; Zenith El Primero and refined dress references; and Longines Conquest, Admiral, Flagship, and elegant dress models. Choose hand-wound, automatic, or early quartz movements in stainless steel or gold-plated cases with period-correct dials and versatile sizes. Each timepiece is inspected for authenticity—many fully serviced, regulated, and ready to wear—with clear model references, calibers, production-year estimates, dimensions, and wrist-fit guidance. Enjoy secure checkout, insured worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty on select models.

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Zenith Sporto vintage watch with silver dial and brown leather strap on black background

Longines Admiral HF vintage watch whit light silver dial on blue leather strap

Accuracy, Convenience & Everyday Reliability

Quartz movements deliver dependable accuracy with low maintenance—ideal for daily wear. Expect instant start-up after a battery change, stable timekeeping, and practical features like quick-set date and hacking seconds on many models. Each product page notes service status and battery install date, along with timing checks and setting guidance, so you know exactly how the watch performs in the real world.

Design from the Quartz Era (1970s–1990s)

Discover hallmarks of the era: slim stainless-steel or gold-plated cases, integrated bracelets, linen and sunburst dials, applied markers, dauphine or baton hands, and domed or flat crystals. You’ll also find period innovations—from angular ’70s silhouettes to sleek ’90s minimalism—documented with clear model references, estimated production years, originality notes, and honest condition grading to help you choose confidently.

Omega Seamaster Polaris, Ref. 386.0822, Cal. 1665 – front view

Iconic 1980s Swiss Analog-Digital Quartz Dress Watch

Omega Seamaster Polaris Ref. 386.0822 Cal. 1665 – Vintage Men’s Quartz (Analog-Digital) from Our Quartz Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Breitling Chronospace A56012 – front view

Swiss Analog-Digital Pilot’s Quartz with Multi-Function Display

Breitling Chronospace A56012 – Vintage Men’s Analog-Digital Quartz from Our Quartz Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Omega De Ville Quartz Ref. 195.2378, Cal. 1478 – dial close-up

Elegant Swiss Quartz Dress Watch with Slim Profile

Omega De Ville Quartz Ref. 195.2378 Cal. 1478 – Vintage Men’s Quartz Dress Watch from Our Quartz Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Quartz Vintage Watches – Frequently Asked Questions

Are quartz vintage watches reliable for daily wear and how long does the battery last?

Yes—well-kept vintage quartz watches are accurate and low-maintenance for everyday use. Typical battery life is about 1–3 years (features like alarm, light, or chronograph shorten it). We fit a fresh battery before sale and recommend proactive replacement when the display fades, seconds hand jumps irregularly, or the backlight/alarm weakens. Keep vintage pieces away from swimming and showers unless recently pressure-tested.

How do I verify authenticity and originality of a vintage quartz watch?

Match the case-back model code and module number to the dial layout and functions; check crisp dial printing, correct handset, signed crown/caseback, and bracelet end-link codes where applicable. Review sharp photos of the display (even segments on LCD/LED), movement or module, and inside caseback. Buy from reputable sellers who disclose service history and any replaced parts (gaskets, crystals, EL panels).

What are the most common age-related issues—and what does a proper service include?

Typical issues are dim or missing LCD segments, discolored polarizers, weak EL/backlights, sticky pushers from degraded gaskets, and corrosion on battery contacts. Good servicing includes contact cleaning, fresh battery, gasket replacement, pusher service, crystal replacement if needed, and module checks (timekeeping, date/day change, alarm/light, chrono). Parts availability varies by brand/reference, so transparency matters.

How should I choose the right vintage quartz watch for me?

Start with comfort (case diameter, thickness, and lug-to-lug). Pick the display you prefer—retro LED glow or high-contrast LCD—and features you’ll actually use (quick-set date, dual time, alarm, chrono, light). Consider durability (mineral or sapphire crystal, steel vs. resin cases) and originality (matching bracelet, correct caseback/module codes). If you’re new to collecting, value-driven Seiko/Citizen models are great daily wearers; Swiss brands like Omega, Longines, and Tissot offer refined dress options.