12 Vintage Watches That Show Why Modern Luxury Is Boring | Prices Revealed

Vintage luxury used to be a lot more adventurous.

From a Rolex Datejust with an extraordinary Florentine finish to a diamond-covered Piaget and an ultra-thin Audemars Piguet, these twelve vintage watches remind us of a time when watchmakers weren't afraid to experiment.

In this video, Felix takes a closer look at twelve exceptional vintage watches from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, Longines, Piaget, IWC, and Audemars Piguet, with a combined asking price of €157,400.

And yes, we're revealing the actual asking price of every single watch.

Which one would you choose?

WATCHES FEATURED

00:00 – Introduction
00:00 – Longines Conquest Ref. 9001/8 (1957) – €5,900
00:00 – Rolex Datejust Florentine Ref. 1602 (1963) – €12,900
00:00 – Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse Jumbo Ref. 3738/1 (1980) – €32,900
00:00 – Omega Constellation C-Shape Ref. 168.027 (1967) – €16,900
00:00 – Piaget Jumbo Diamond Pavé Ref. 9775 A6 (1989) – €19,900
00:00 – Omega Art Deco Gilt Syringe (1939) – €3,900
00:00 – Rolex Cellini Octagon Ref. 4350 (1976) – €23,900
00:00 – IWC Cal. 853I Automatic Date (1960) – €3,900
00:00 – Piaget Altiplano Bark Finish Ref. 13603 (1960s) – €6,500
00:00 – Rolex Cellini Ref. 5112 (1990) – €5,900
00:00 – Patek Philippe Gondolo Ref. 3566/1 (1970s) – €13,900
00:00 – Audemars Piguet Ref. 8548BC (1970s) – €10,900