But, once upon a time, Elgin watches were fine American timepieces. I've been dropping in on a blog about restoring and repairing antique Elgin watches. It's definitely worth a visit: Elgin Time Vintage Horological Blog. [As of 2025, the blog is still going strong.] While vintage Elgin watches can be a little expensive, ebay has many at prices less than $100.
The Watch Dude is a blog dedicated to affordable men's timepieces. This blog typically covers watch brands from Armitron to Wenger. However, interesting watches and the brands we dream of are also covered. This blog contains affiliate links and will generate a small commission (at no cost to you) if you make a purchase through one of the links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Showing posts with label Vintage Watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Watch. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
An Elgin Watch Blog
Just because we enjoy and wear cheap . . . er . . . affordable watches, doesn't mean we can't appreciate fine craftsmanship and the vintage watches of yesteryear. Today, Elgin is a brand of Chinese-made watches sold in stores like Walmart.
But, once upon a time, Elgin watches were fine American timepieces. I've been dropping in on a blog about restoring and repairing antique Elgin watches. It's definitely worth a visit: Elgin Time Vintage Horological Blog. [As of 2025, the blog is still going strong.] While vintage Elgin watches can be a little expensive, ebay has many at prices less than $100.
But, once upon a time, Elgin watches were fine American timepieces. I've been dropping in on a blog about restoring and repairing antique Elgin watches. It's definitely worth a visit: Elgin Time Vintage Horological Blog. [As of 2025, the blog is still going strong.] While vintage Elgin watches can be a little expensive, ebay has many at prices less than $100.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
A Brand New . . . Old Timex
Looking at a New Old Stock (NOS) Timex Mercury
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| A 1970s vintage Timex Mercury watch |
It's a simple watch. But, it is interesting to compare it with today's Timex watches. I like the no nonsense styling of this 1970s vintage watch. It looks sharp! I can't believe I was able to find it in New Old Stock condition in its factory box.
[To read my full review, see this post:
Watch Review: Vintage Timex Mercury Manual-Wind Watch]
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