Water-resistant up to 330 feet, you’ll never have to worry about accidentally spilling your drink on this timepiece. Its vintage look with the chronograph on its face is sure to be a conversation starter whenever you pull it out. Wear this to a formal function and you’ll probably turn some heads and get some double-takes.

10. Omega Olympic Pocket Watch

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Omega is one of the most recognized watchmaking brands in the world. Avid collectors and connoisseurs will immediately identify Omega products when they see the Greek letter logo printed in red. These luxurious Omega watches are one of the most sought-after brands on the market.

This particular pocket watch is as rare as they come. Featuring rediscovered unassembled movement kits that have been in storage in Omega’s headquarters since 1932, there were only 100 units of this limited edition watch ever created. Its case is also made of 18K white gold, with the official logo of the Olympics stamped on the back.

The Olympic Pocket Watch 1932 has a classic look with a small seconds dial, a central chronograph hand, and a 30 second recorder. Its case is fairly large at 70 mm and features a domed anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Notably, the manual-wind Omega 3889 mechanical movement is one of the brand’s premiere signatures.

This timepiece is one of those items you simply cannot put a price on, no matter how hard some people try. If you somehow manage to get your hands on one, you will not regret purchasing this pocket watch. Its value is only going to appreciate over time, and not many owners are able to possess this rare piece of history. 

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Pocket Watch FAQs

What is a pocket watch? It’s a watch carried in a pocket as opposed to the more common wristwatch that is worn on the wrist. They are typically 40 – 50 mm wide and 10 – 14 mm thick so they fit comfortably in your pocket.