Neo-vintage references (1990–2009)
Neo-vintage is its own thing — recent enough that service is generally available and parts are around, but old enough that production has ended and supply is finite. The Zenith-era Daytona, the early Speedmaster, the pre-ceramic GMT-Master II all live here. The market for honest neo-vintage examples has been firming steadily for the last several years.
luxury313040mm1999–2012~$8,752editorial
Opentop-luxuryCalibre 130440mm2005–present~$55,152editorial
Opentop-luxuryAP 212536mm1992–2003~$17,943editorial
Opentop-luxury1400 AS40mm2009–present~$21,771
Opentop-luxury26-330 S C40mm2006–2021~$93,676editorial
Opentop-luxuryL951.139mm1999–2012~$74,410editorial
Opentop-luxury215 PS37mm2004–2019~$22,029editorial
OpenluxuryIWC 37524 (ETA 2892-A2 base)38mm1999–2006~$2,833editorial
Opentop-luxury324 S C40mm2007–present~$43,067editorial
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