Up for sale is a BEAUTIFUL Longines Heritage Military in pristine condition. This piece is a Longines reissue inspired by the 1940s 6B/159 pilot’s watch supplied to the Royal Air Force.

• Condition: pristine
• Case material: Stainless Steel
• Case back material: Stainless Steel
• Top glass material: Domed/Box Sapphire + AR Coating

This 1940s Harvard Clamshell Chronograph features a manually wound Cal Venus 175 movement and a 3-piece waterproof case. It has a preserved patina on the original blued steel handset and works as expected with its chronograph function.

• Year: 1940s
• Movement: Manually wound Cal Venus 175
• Case material: Stainless Steel

A vintage rectangular wristwatch from the late 1930s-1940s, featuring a steel case, manual-wind movement, and subsidiary seconds at 6. The dial has been refinished.

• Condition: Pre-owned, visible wear and scratches consistent with age
• Case material: Steel
• Dial color: Silver-tone
• Movement type: Manual-wind

This Lotron Watch is a beautiful collector's piece from the early 1940s. It features an original dial with luminous Arabic numerals and external seconds track, as well as two auxiliary dials. The watch has a hand-wound caliber Venus 170 movement in excellent condition.

• Condition: Good, worn
• Material: Stainless steel (stahl) and chrome
• Case diameter: 35mm
• Total diameter including crown: 37mm

A vintage watch box from Bulova, dating back to the 1940s or 1950s.

• Condition: relatively good shape considering the age, loose case hinge
• Age: 1940/50s

This is an antique Swiss watch from the 1940s, featuring a sunburst dial and manual wind mechanism.

• Condition: good condition, base metal case with crack on crystal
• Age: 1940s

A manual wind watch from the 1940s with a tonneau case, available for purchase.

• Case type: tonneau
• Movement: manual wind
• Wrist size compatibility: 6 ¾"

1940s Celluloid Hamilton Watch Boxes are for sale, in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and original inserts.

• Condition: great considering age

An ultra-rare double-signed Movado pocket watch from the 1940s, dating from a period when Movado’s craftsmanship and quality were on par with Patek Philippe.

• Condition: running, original
• Period: 1940s
• Significance: double-signed, ultra-rare