Six Hot Watches You Can Buy Used In 2024. Longines, Hamilton, Tudor, Christopher Ward & More

Used watches you often find in mint condition with a large discount. Even newer models can be seen for sale on Chrono24, eBay or watch forums. Six suggestions.
Brands in this video are Möels & Co., Vulcain, Tissot, Christopher Ward, Longines, Tudor and Hamilton.
Vulcain Cricket
• Alarm! The Vulcain Cri...
Möels & Co. 528
• Möels & Co. 528 - A St...
Tissot PRX
• Tissot PRX "Gérald Gen...
• The Tissot PRX Will Co...
Christopher Ward C63 Sealander GMT
• Versatile! Christopher...
Tudor Prince Date Day
• Tudor Prince Date Day ...
Longines Spirit 37
• Longines Spirit 37 Wit...
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[@johnfenech1135]

A great informational post Tim, thank you. For your information, Christopher Ward no longer have discount vouchers. The price on their website is what you pay.

[@CasebackWatches]

Thanks for watching! Such a pity ... But at least the sale is still active from time to time.

[@Theseikopath]

Thank you for this video! feel like Vulcain is a brand that doesn't get the attention it deserves. for those keen, plenty of decent longines can be found in mint/near mint condition at attractive prices from sellers based in japan on e-bay

[@AbdulRWatches]

The Vulcain and Tudor are my two favourites, great selection Tim, Thanks 👍🏽

[@tiffer67]

I have the Moels & Co 528 & I love it. The unique design is a conversation starter although it is definitely a love or hate piece.

[@martinkaplan1805]

Very informative and well delivered. Vintage wise, I picked up a mint ‘66 Omega Constellation Pie Pan a few years ago and, although I don’t wear it a lot, for those special occasions it’s the ultimate dress watch.

[@martinkaplan1805]

I wish! That would make me 16 years younger. Although I DO have a 1950 LeCoultre Futurematic, inherited from my dad. Fun fact - apparently they had to remove “Jaeger” from the dial to import it into the US!

[@martinkaplan1805]

My grandfather, a Russian immigrant who escaped the pogroms in the late 19th century, became a jeweler when he landed in the US and eventually owned a small factory making the gold cases for Lord Elgin. I have four of those classic watches. They still work, but I’ve searched long and hard to find watchmakers who can service them. I’m in Northern California and could point you in the right direction if you’re so inclined. Lemme’ know and we can take this offline.

[@CasebackWatches]

If it doesn't work feel free to write to [e-mail] and I make the connection to IDKline.

[@kanemillard3315]

I love the longines spirit. I managed to purchase one on ebay for less than 1000 euroes on strap.

[@ollik8192]

That's a great piece in its segment. At what size did you get it?

[@kanemillard3315]

@@ollik8192 I got the 37mm.

[@BlakeJames42]

Ive held out on getting ebay for so long now im obsessed with searching for great value used watches

[@josephkelly1909]

I love the Tudor Prince just.wish it was also offered in a larger case size

[@philspencelayh5464]

You can get caught up in the hype. I was quite interested in the PRX but decided to wait for the automatic which turned up with the waffle dial so I never did buy, I was surprised how big the 40mm version looks in person .I dug out a similar Seiko 5 I've not worn for a long time, fixed it and am enjoying it again.

[@stephenbornholtz661]

Great idea for a topic. Sadly, I was aware of the jetco Tudors when they were in stock and never made the purchase

[@philspencelayh5464]

You really are paying for the name there, I have two 2834-2 watches, A tissot (£299) and a Hamilton Khaki King (£350 ish) both bought new and very good watches.

[@danielfrancis3660]

Part of the background music sounds like the soundtrack to a 60s British spy movie

[@williammiller8317]

I wanna get me a Tudor day/date! Thanks Tim, you’re absolutely the best big guy! ❤

[@ScottNotAvailable]

If you like that Hammy Golden, you might like the seiko asterisk 1f20-5e20

[@tobytayles1]

Used Christopher ward watches cannot be beaten for value

[@allancrotch2953]

because they are cheap and unloved

[@tobytayles1]

Like your opinion

[@MrZanzibar123]

Christopher Ward doesn't do discount codes anymore, unfortunately, but still good deals can be found used.

[@jeffreyromain7336]

Number 6 "I'm not a number, I'm a free man"

[@CasebackWatches]

Which movie?

[@jeffreyromain7336]

Howdy Tim. It's a quote from the sixties tv series 'The Prisoner' (one of my favourites). The eponymous hero being designated 'number 6'.

[@jeffreyromain7336]

@@IDKline you'll have to send 'rover' to get me back there. "Be seeing you" 👌🤣

[@allancrotch2953]

I smoked them as a kid.

[@jeffreyromain7336]

@@allancrotch2953 🤣

[@johnnie5442]

The Moels watch is great, wish it had a date complication, though. A steel bracelet might also be good. PRX is cool at a distance, not so much up close. Powermatic 80 sucks.

[@emm_arr]

First! Probably.

[@emm_arr]

@@IDKline I posted it, but there was a delay in showing it because I'd been pointing out a bunch of Putin's shitpost soldiers in another comments section. It's time we stopped the internet being used as a dumping ground for stupid lies.

[@andrew_owens7680]

Vulcain? Can't see it.

[@gordanbabic8028]

never heard of some of these watch brands 😅

[@davidlloydjones752]

CW no longer do the discount vouchers.

[@CasebackWatches]

The newsletter offers them from time to time. Last one from January 4 about their sale with up to 30% off.

[@davidlloydjones752]

@@CasebackWatches I honestly thought they'd ceased.

[@ahoneyman]

You can get a good deal on a Tudor 1926 if you look around. As a dressy everyday watch you can do worse.

[@allancrotch2953]

used modern? Why ? there are still 30s 40s 50s 60s watches out there at rock bottom prices . the only catch find a good repairer and treat him (or her )like a god . i have a man who strips cleans replace the main spring for £50 i have an exacta cricket alarm in for o/h as i write this .And I just can not get excited about a watch with a mans name on the dial sorry.

[@CasebackWatches]

Then please show me a Hamilton Gordon in good condition with a three digit price, PLEASE! ;-)

[@allancrotch2953]

now your getting fussy .at a vintage fair july last year an omega Genieve auto date GP case £280 gwo 1960s Gillet auto with date£30 o/h £50 =£80 for a classic swiss watch lets save these classic watches @@CasebackWatches

[@allancrotch2953]

Sure 34mm is more a boys size back in the day I have a 190mm wrist ans love my 36mm Timor any size will fitt on correct length strap (plug for CBW)I think what you mean is fashion for me the 70s move to chunkey cushion cases was hideous but as my old nan used to say theres no accounting for taste

[@Pete22222]

Uh…because they are tiny, and delicate. Not everyone wants an old-timey watch. Maybe if I had a zoot suit and went to a lot of themed parties. But I don’t. I want modern material and modern designs. But it’s cool. To each their own.

[@allancrotch2953]

well Uh you have given me your why@@Pete22222

[@martinweyden40]

Nobody wants a Tissot PRX anymore That why you can find them cheap. Why do you think. You tell me. I now the answer. Do you

[@MrJamesDuffy]

I have been looking for a Vulcain Cricket Classique 36mm for a while now and they never show up preowned. The retail price is a bit steep for what I would be getting so it might remain a pipe dream.

[@astorbeijer9424]

I've been wanting one for a while too. At first, their prices seemed way too high. I remember, "Heck, that's Omega money". But, it seems that Vulcain have stuck to their prices while everyone else, including Omega, have raised theirs by 30% or more. Nowadays, the Vulcain Cricket seems appropriately priced. I just don't have that kind of money. I've never seen one on the used market either ☹️