WatchFind is an independent collection of watches, bringing together distinctive timepieces from various periods of horological history. Each watch is individually examined and represented with clarity, highlighting its condition, design, and individuality.
We are not affiliated with any watch manufacturer. Our focus is on preserving and sharing watches that deserve to be worn, appreciated, and experienced.
If you’re into vintage Japanese watches, this is one of those pieces that quietly earns your respect the longer you look at it. The Citizen Deluxe comes from a period when Citizen was refining its mechanical identity—prioritizing accuracy, durability, and restraint over flash.
Inside is a 19-jewel hand-wound movement with Parashock shock protection and a Phynox balance spring—technology that was genuinely forward-thinking at the time. These weren’t marketing terms yet; they were engineering solutions meant to keep a daily-worn watch running reliably.
Slim, understated, and honest, this is the kind of watch that reminds you why vintage watches are so rewarding.
A selection of wrist watches spanning different eras of watchmaking, chosen for their design, engineering, and the way they wear on the wrist. These are pieces that reward closer inspection—subtle details, honest aging, and movements built to be used.
Pocket watches offer a different relationship with time. Slower, more deliberate, and deeply personal. This collection focuses on pieces that reflect the craftsmanship and precision of an earlier age, when timekeeping was an intentional act rather than a glance.