No. 483 / Seiko World Time (3rd model) - 1972 Seiko

No. 483 / Seiko World Time (3rd model) - 1972 SeikoSeiko World Time (3rd Model) Rare Model 1972 (Yoshinori Sakai, the 19 year old torchbearer born in Hiroshima on the day the atomic bomb was dropped on the city on Aug. 6, 1945, who won hearts by striding confidently into the National Stadium to light the cauldron at the opening ceremony.) The World Time was one of the many different models Seiko developed to the 1964 Tokyo Olympic. (Old Seiko advertisement showcasing the all the 1964 Olympic models)

OmegaDe VilleAutomatic / 1969

Seamaster Big Square

there are many similarities between the two models with Tudor being the more affordable option

Universal Genève tapped Genta–then just 23-years old–to design a watch to commemorate SAS’s (Scandinavian Airlines Systems) polar flights from New York/Los Angeles directly to Europe

This IWC Automatic from 1978 features a beautiful sunburst silver dial with the both the old and new IWC logos

Tudor Oyster with old "small rose" logo from 1962

This Longines Ultra-Chron from the 1960s features an extremely rare dial where the sunburst radiates out from the calendar window

Automatic / 1960s

ACCURACY Around 12 Sec

Longines16mm Buckle

An original unpolished stainless steel case with a Rolex signed crown and watch back

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