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Category / £100 - £150
Watches from £100 to £150 – one hundred to one hundred and fifty pounds
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Sindaco Retro Watch
This is lovely! I know you’re gonna like it. Sindaco watches are awesome, and this is perfect…
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Elgin Automatic vintage watch
This is one of the handsomest watches I’ve had at the site. Love how it looks on the wrist, a really nice automatic vintage watch.
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Seiko Analogue retro watch
Well ladies and gents, this is the ultra retro Seiko model number 6139-8040 – from 1975.
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Seiko LCD watch model M929-4000
Lovely Seiko LCD watch here from the M-series…
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Spoon red LCD chunky watch
Once in a while a watch comes along that takes my breath away. This is one of them. I LOVE this piece. It’s an LCD watch, but the display is in red… it has a stop watch and all the other standard digital watch features, but the devil is in the design…
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Century Jump Hour watch
Utterly loving this watch, a genuine 1970’s jump hour watch with adorable metal strap, funky font and lovely automatic movement.
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Lanco jump hour watch in black
This is a winner for all you retro lovers. A Lanco watch – classic retro makers! – in BLACK! Surely the coolest colour out there…!
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Lanco watch in brown
This is a classic 1970’s retro watch. You’ve read the spiel on the previous page, this watch will fit up to a 6.5″ wrist, so small to medium.
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Deadman jump hour watch
Here’s a Deadman you’ll love. It’s true that most dead men won’t be very nice to look at, but this Deadman (watch) is a cracker.
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Buler Super Nova jump hour watch in red
Here’s a Buler Super Nova, in A1 mint condition! Sooooo cool. This is a lovely piece, and a collectible watch if ever there was one.
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Lanco jump hour watch
This seems to be the favourite combo for the retro world viewers. The jump hour watch on the blue face. I’m not surprised, it’s a classic rare combo.
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Chromatic jump hour watch
I’m well into the design of this watch, although it does make a man a wee bit sleepy after looking at it for too long…
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Lucerne jump hour assymetric watch
What a watch. A classic 70’s jump hour watch from Lucerne, brushed steel, unreal asymetric shape, great condition, on a brand new blue leather strap.
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Deadman jump hour watch in red
Here’s another from the Deadman range, really funky retro watches this lot and this comes in a lovely maroon-red type colour on a brand new black leather strap.
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Technos jump hour watch
Here’s something I KNOW you’re going to love. Or at least admire from afar. It’s a jump hour watch by Technos – which you may have heard of if you’re a retro-watch nut.
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Deadman jump hour watch in white
These Deadman watches have proved very popular with the regular buyers and viewers at the site. Such is the case that they are almost extinct! This white one is extremely cool, get it while you can.
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Deadman jump hour watch in black
Well these Deadman watches have proved very popular with the regular buyers and viewers at the site. I can’t say I’m surprised, with that fantastic late 70’s early 80’s font, the great face etc.
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Deadman jump hour watch
Saints preserve us. Here’s another one from the house of Deadman – you may recognise the overall style from the old Sicura watch based elsewhere at the site – it has the same feel to it, but this is a more late 70’s early 80’s piece.
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Exelar LED NOS watch
If you like the Novus range then you should be a fan of this Exelar piece.
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Spoon retro LCD watch in green
A fine, stylish, new retro-style watch from Spoon by Pulsar. This is a rare and future collectable, and there are hardly any of these watches left.
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Spoon retro style LCD watch in red
A fine, stylish, new watch in a retro-stylee from Spoon by Pulsar.
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Deadman jump hour watch
Fantastic jump hour watch by Deadman – check out that 80’s style font!
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Lucerne retro watch
This watch reeks of the 70’s. I’ve taken a lot of photos of this watch, so check out the close ups of the funky graphics and numerals.
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Pulsar LCD calculator watch
As mentioned previously, this is a caluculator watch but also has an alarm etc. It’s in great conditon – not NOS condition because it’s a pre-owned watch, but it’s in great condition.
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Sicura jump hour watch
This is a pre-owned Sicura watch, it’s automatic, showing hours on the left, minutes in the middle, date on the right and has a spinning seconds indicator in the middle.
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Lucerne jump hour watch
This is amazing isn’t it? The watch measures a whopping 45 x 42 x 11 and it’s a fairly heavy, chunky timepiece.
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Buler Super Nova jump hour watch
How nice is this? I’ve never seen this wonderful Super Nova watch with a unique olive green face before.
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Certina Argonaut 280 watch
As I was saying, this watch has a unique snapping motion strap, which digs it’s teeth into the strap and will fit any wrist snuggly.
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Buler jump hour watch
This is definitely the favourite combo for the retro world viewers. The jump hour watch on the blue face. The last couple we have had on the site flew off…
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Sindaco jump hour watch
Once in a while a watch hits the site which is just amazing. So cool. Here it is…the Sindaco jump hour in blue. It’s in mint condition, bar a very teeny dink on the left side of the shell, and is a really shiny steel case watch & strap.
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Bulova 1958 Sunburst watch
This is a classic 1958 Sunburst watch – take a peek at the face below to see why it’s so aptly named.
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Otaga LED watch
I can’t quite describe in mere words my love for this watch. I love LED watches more than any other type of watch, and it’s not often that one of my favourite makes of watch (Otaga) comes along – especially in this kind of 1st class condition
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Novus 1970’s classic gold LED watch
Well well well. I’ve finally got my filthy hands on one of these highly saught after Novus LED watches. Not only is this a rare, working bling-filled watch, it’s in A1 MINT CONDITION
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Sindaco jump hour watch
This watch seems to have it’s original strap – a trendy 70’s diving-style strap. The sheer shape of this watch will take your breath away. It measures a whopping 47mm up and down! 37mm across and is 12mm in depth! This is truly a Big Daddy of a timepiece.
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