Women's Vintage Watches For Sale

Discover our curated collection of women’s vintage watches for sale, featuring elegant dress and cocktail pieces from the 1930s–1980s by Omega, Longines, Seiko, Tissot, and more. Choose petite and mid-size cases ideal for smaller wrists (approx. 24–32 mm), with hand-wound, automatic, and early quartz movements, stainless steel or gold-plated cases, and original period dials. Each ladies’ vintage watch is inspected for authenticity, professionally serviced where needed, and presented with detailed model references, calibers, and wrist-fit guidance. Enjoy secure checkout, worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty for complete peace of mind. Whether you’re searching for a timeless women’s dress watch, a refined cocktail watch, or a unique gift with real heritage, our women’s vintage watches combine Swiss/Japanese craftsmanship, lasting value, and classic style—ready to wear today.

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Quartz, Affordable & Dress Vintage Watches

Explore our curated selection of quartz, affordable, and dress vintage watches from leading Swiss and Japanese brands (1960s–1980s). Choose reliable low-maintenance quartz pieces, value-driven picks ideal for first-time buyers, and elegant dress watches with classic mid-century styling. Each timepiece is inspected for authenticity—many fully serviced, regulated, and ready to wear—with detailed references, calibers, and wrist-fit guidance. Enjoy secure checkout, insured worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty on select models.

Affordable Vintage Watches For Sale (Under €200)

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Choose the Movement That Fits Your Style and Routine

Manual Winding, Automatic & Quartz Vintage Watches

Explore our curated selection of manual winding, automatic, and quartz vintage watches from leading Swiss and Japanese brands (1960s–1980s). Enjoy the tactile charm of hand-wound movements, the convenience of self-winding automatics, and the low-maintenance accuracy of quartz. Each timepiece is inspected for authenticity—many fully serviced, regulated, and ready to wear—with detailed model references, calibers, and wrist-fit guidance. Secure checkout, insured worldwide shipping, and a 1-year warranty on select models help you buy with confidence.

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Women’s Vintage Watches (1930s–1980s): Brands, Sizes & Movements

Explore the finest selection of women’s vintage watches for sale from the 1930s–1980s, including elegant dress and cocktail pieces by Omega, Longines, Seiko, Tissot, and more. Choose petite and mid-size cases ideal for smaller wrists (approx. 24–32 mm), with hand-wound, automatic, and early quartz movements in stainless steel or gold-plated cases. Every ladies’ vintage watch is inspected for authenticity, many fully serviced, backed by a 1-year warranty, and ready to wear with worldwide shipping.

How to Choose a Women’s Vintage Watch: Fit, Dial Style & Period Details

Find the perfect women’s vintage dress watch for formal occasions or a refined everyday piece with classic dials, slim profiles, and period-correct styling. Our listings include clear model references, calibers, estimated production years, wrist-fit guidance, and high-resolution photos of case, dial, and movement so you can buy with confidence. Whether you prefer minimalist 1960s design or glamorous cocktail watches from the mid-century era, you’ll discover timeless style and lasting value.

Why Buy Our Women’s Vintage Watches: Serviced, Authentic & Ready to Wear

Why shop our women’s vintage watches for sale? Each watch is evaluated by professional watchmakers for accuracy, amplitude, and power reserve; parts like crystals, gaskets, and straps are replaced where necessary; and movements are cleaned and regulated. From reliable hand-wound classics to low-maintenance quartz options, our collection balances originality, condition, and long-term collectability—supported by expert support, secure checkout, and fast, insured worldwide delivery.

Vetta Luxury Women's Watch Ref. V 3901.44 – strap detail

Elegant Swiss Quartz Dress Watch for Collectors

Vetta Luxury Women’s Watch Ref. V-3901.44 – Vintage Ladies’ Quartz from Our Women’s Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Omega Women's Watch Ref. 511.0392 Cal. 625 – side view

Timeless Swiss Hand-Wound Dress Watch

Omega Women’s Watch Ref. 511.0392 Cal. 625 – Vintage Ladies’ Hand-Wound from Our Women’s Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Longines Women's Dress Watch – dial close-up

Elegant Swiss Hand-Wound Dress Watch for Petite Wrists

Longines Women’s Dress Watch – Vintage Ladies’ Hand-Wound from Our Women’s Vintage Watches for Sale Collection

Women’s Vintage Watches – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wear a women’s vintage watch every day, and what about water exposure?

A well-serviced vintage watch is great for daily wear, but water is the main risk. Gaskets age and tolerances change, so even watches once marked “water-resistant” shouldn’t be used for swimming or showers. Light rain and splashes are usually fine if a watchmaker has checked the seals—when in doubt, keep it dry.

How often should a mechanical ladies’ watch be serviced—and when do quartz batteries need replacing?

Mechanical vintage watches typically benefit from a full service every 4–7 years, depending on use. Quartz models usually need a fresh battery every 1–3 years (chronographs and watches with extra complications can drain faster).

What sizes fit smaller wrists best for women’s vintage watches?

Classic women’s vintage sizes are often 23–29 mm (mini to small). For a modern presence while keeping vintage proportions, look for 30–32 mm “mid-size.” Also check lug-to-lug length and strap width (often 12–14 mm) for comfort.

How can I verify authenticity before buying a women’s vintage watch?

Match the reference, serial number, and movement caliber to the correct production period; examine dial printing, hands, crown signatures, and case engravings; and review clear movement and case-back photos. Buy from reputable sellers and watch for “Franken” pieces (mixes of original and non-original parts).