A few examples: Wittnauer, Lip, Nautic, Orient, Lebem, Adex, Vilac, Yema, Jaz, Rechtor... (Photo credit: Lebrocantheure) 

Vintage mechanical watches: unique timepieces for everyday wear 

Some watches sleep for years in a drawer… until they are given a second chance.

At LEBROCANTHEURE, the goal is simple: bring vintage watches back to life, select them with care, and help them find a new wrist.

Every piece has its own story. Some are perfectly preserved, others bear the marks of time. These traces, this patina, are part of their charm and make each watch unique.

A DIFFERENT WAY TO WEAR A WATCH

Choosing a vintage watch is about making a different choice:

• Wearing a watch with a history

• Avoiding mass-produced, standardized products

• Appreciating a timeless style

• Accessing mechanical movements at an affordable price 

👉 Mechanical watches are at the heart of our selection, but some quartz models are also offered for their simplicity and reliability.

A SIMPLE AND RELIABLE SELECTION Each watch is:

• Hand-picked one by one

• Inspected before being listed

• Tested for normal timekeeping and function

• Presented with accurate, unedited photos 

👉 The idea is not to offer volume, but interesting pieces, ready to be worn.

A HUMAN APPROACH 

Feel free to ask any questions before your purchase. Need to:

• Check a specific detail

• Get an expert opinion

• Change a strap: it is possible, depending on stock and feasibility. 

👉 The goal is for the watch to truly suit you.

ESTABLISHED TRUST 

Over 1,400 positive reviews | Top-Rated eBay Seller | Customers in France and Worldwide 

👉 Buy with total transparency and a solid track record.

SHIPPING

• Shipping from France, worldwide

• Tracked shipping

• Careful packaging

WHY CHOOSE LEBROCANTHEURE?

• A real, curated selection (not industrial)

• Watches with character

• An honest and transparent approach

• Direct contact available

BROWSE AVAILABLE WATCHES 

Our inventory changes regularly. 👉 Access the online catalog

👉 “Each model is unique. Once sold, it is usually gone.”