For sale is the Omega Reference 2374-3. Dating back to the mid-1940s, this stainless steel marvel isn't just a beautiful vintage piece; it houses one of Omega's earliest and most historically significant self-winding mechanisms, making it a functional milestone of horology.

This timepiece features a highly desirable 36mm stainless steel case, placing it firmly in "Jumbo" territory for an era when standard men's watches were much smaller. The case is elevated by beautiful, unpolished, stepped "spider" lugs that give it architectural depth and a sophisticated wrist presence. The dial is the true star, having aged naturally to a mesmerizing "stardust" patina with prominent "freckling" across the face. This honest, unpolished aging guarantees its originality, meaning no two dials in the world look exactly like this one. It boasts a classic Art Deco layout with alternating even Arabic numerals, striking syringe/sword hands, and a timeless sub-seconds register at 6 o'clock. Paired with a handsome brown leather that perfectly complements the earthy tones of the dial, this watch is a stylish companion ready for daily wear.

Key Features

• Brand: Omega

• Reference No.: 2374-3

• Era: Mid-1940s

• Case Size: ~36mm ("Jumbo" oversized for the period)

• Case Style: Stainless steel with stepped / faceted "spider" lugs, incredibly sharp and well preserved

• Dial: Original Art Deco layout with a unique, even "stardust" patina

• Hands: Syringe / sword style hands

• Movement: Caliber 30.10 RA "Bumper" Automatic

• Strap: Brown leather

Why Collectors Love It

The Reference 2374-3 marks a critical transition period in horology when wristwatches were becoming reliable self-winding daily companions. Inside beats Omega's legendary Caliber 30.10 RA bumper automatic movement. Instead of spinning freely, the rotor swings in a 130-degree arc, bouncing off hidden springs. When wearing it, you can actually feel a faint, charming "thud" on the wrist—tactile feedback that vintage purists adore and modern watches simply cannot replicate. Boasting an oversized 36mm case for excellent modern wrist presence, beautifully sculpted lugs, and a completely unique dial fingerprint earned over 80 years, it’s not just a watch; it’s a tactile piece of history you can feel working on your wrist.

Return Policy

All watch purchases from Arrows Vintage Watches include a 48-hour return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, you may return the watch at your expense using the same insured shipping method it was sent with, and in the same condition it was received. Once the watch is returned and inspected, refunds will be issued within 7 days via the original payment method.

All returns and cancellations will be charged a restocking fee around 3% of the total item price. This is the cost of using a payment processor on the site.

For sale is an exceptional 1940s Movado Calendograph Triple Calendar. During this period, Movado was a formidable manufacture producing highly respected, complex movements entirely in-house. The Calendograph is historically cemented as one of the era's most significant triple calendars, so esteemed that the Swiss government famously gifted a Movado Calendograf to Winston Churchill in 1946. Offering an in-house complication, rare case construction, and a rich, authentic patina, this watch commands attention in today’s vintage market.

The reverse profile highlights the robust yet refined stainless steel case architecture, which is fitted with a classic, genuine pigskin leather strap. While yellow gold was the traditional choice for luxury timepieces in this era, making steel variations significantly rarer and more desirable today.

On the front, the dial is a masterclass in balanced, functional design. The untouched dial has aged gracefully into a rich, textured sepia tone, showcasing the exact type of natural, even aging that vintage purists hunt for. The triple calendar layout features the day and month in dual apertures at 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock, while a distinct, straight red pointer hand tracks the date along the outermost perimeter (numbered 1 through 31). Applied gold-tone Arabic numerals, alternating dot markers, and elegant gold feuille (leaf) hands remain crisp against the champagne backdrop.

Key Features

• Brand: Movado

• Model: Calendograf Triple Calendar

• Era: 1940s

• Size: 32mm to 34mm (Classically proportioned mid-century sizing)

• Case Material: Rare Stainless Steel with an unadorned, domed case back.

• Dial: Original, untouched dial aged to a natural sepia/tropical tone.

• Complication: Triple calendar featuring day/month apertures and an outer red pointer date.

• Hands: Elegant gold feuille (leaf) hour and minute hands with a straight red pointer date hand.

• Movement: In-house Movado Caliber 470 Manual Wind

• Strap: Genuine pigskin leather strap.

Why Collectors Love It

The vintage watch market is currently seeing a massive shift away from oversized, modern sports watches and back toward classically proportioned, mid-century complications. This piece is particularly compelling due to its rare stainless steel case, as steel complications from this era were produced in much smaller numbers than their gold counterparts. Furthermore, collectors prioritize "honest" watches over heavily restored pieces. This watch's untouched, original dial with a natural, even patina drastically increases its desirability, serving as a unique fingerprint of its age. The faceted, slightly downturned lugs retain their sharp, architectural lines, indicating the case has likely avoided heavy polishing over its 80-year lifespan. The combination of the in-house Movado movement, the beautiful triple calendar complication, and the highly coveted steel case makes this specific reference a prime target for serious horologists.

Return Policy

All watch purchases from Arrows Vintage Watches include a 48-hour return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, you may return the watch at your expense using the same insured shipping method it was sent with, and in the same condition it was received. Once the watch is returned and inspected, refunds will be issued within 7 days via the original payment method.

All returns and cancellations will be charged a restocking fee around 3% of the total item price. This is the cost of using a payment processor on the site.

For sale is a captivating and highly collectible vintage Dufonte by Lucien Piccard, featuring the sought-after "Disco Volante" case design. As the vintage watch market experiences a massive resurgence of interest in unconventional and avant-garde shapes from the 1960s and 1970s, this architectural beauty offers an incredible opportunity to own a piece of retro-futuristic horology.

Translating to "Flying Saucer" in Italian, the Disco Volante nickname perfectly captures this timepiece's perfectly round, radially brushed case and hidden lugs. Because the strap attaches underneath the substantial bezel, the watch appears to hover elegantly on the wrist. The true star of this piece, however, is its striking "bullseye" sector dial. Alternating between deep blue and brushed silver, the dial delivers a retro roulette-wheel aesthetic, smartly complemented by simple baton hands that do not distract from the geometry. The dial features a practical date window at 3 o'clock and is proudly stamped with the Dufonte swirl logo alongside the initials "LP," denoting its heritage as a reliable, Swiss-made line from the esteemed watchmaker Lucien Piccard.

Key Features:

• Brand: Dufonte by Lucien Piccard ("LP")

• Model Nickname: "Disco Volante" (Flying Saucer)

• Era: 1970s Space-Age

• Size: 34×34mm

• Case Style: Radially brushed, round case with hidden lugs

• Dial: Deep blue and brushed silver "bullseye" sector dial with date window

• Hands: Minimalist silver baton style

• Caseback: Stainless steel screw-down

Why Collectors Love It:

With collectors increasingly experiencing "dive watch fatigue," the hunt for quirky, geometric vintage designs is at an all-time high. The Disco Volante silhouette is a massive favorite among enthusiasts, famously utilized by high-end luxury houses like Vacheron Constantin and Audemars Piguet. This Dufonte offers that exact same architectural elegance and statement-making presence to the vintage collector at a much more accessible price point. It is a guaranteed conversation starter that provides legitimate Swiss heritage and robust mid-century design in one uniquely styled, incredibly comfortable package.

Return Policy

All watch purchases from Arrows Vintage Watches include a 48-hour return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, you may return the watch at your expense using the same insured shipping method it was sent with, and in the same condition it was received. Once the watch is returned and inspected, refunds will be issued within 7 days via the original payment method.

All returns and cancellations will be charged a restocking fee around 3% of the total item price. This is the cost of using a payment processor on the site.