Not vintage but definitely vintage inspired:
I do have a more vintage-style watch at home, though it does have a Mickey Mouse on it, that I need to take to a jewelry store and have a new battery installed.
I love the early Constellations with the pie pan dial & arrowhead markers! My favorite would be the one with the gold dial.
Very nice! Just had to read about the movement at Hanhart USA website.Reproduction 1939 Fliegerchrono.
Wow, very interesting watch.I recently bought this old Ingraham planning to use the band on something else. The minute hand was off of it and I assumed it wouldn't run. But when I received it I wound it and it started running. You can hear the no jewel movement tick from 3 feet away. I took the movement out of the case and the minute hand was hiding in there. I put it back on and checked it after 12 hours and it was keeping perfect time. I did a little research and found you could date an Ingraham by either 3 or 4 numbers stamped on the movement. The first or first and second are the month and the last two are the year of manufacture. This one has 542 stamped on it. I think that means it was made in May 1942. These cheap watches sold for about $2 new. I am just blown away that a watch that cheap is still running after 72 years.
