
Eberhard & Co. Vintage Chronograph
Omega Speedmaster Vintage gold Apollo XI 1969 mécanique
Lip VINTAGE
Vacheron Constantin Vintage 18K Gold 1970's ref.7811...
Doxa Art Deco vintage dresswatch bi-colour gold
Patek Philippe Calatrava Vintage ref: 570 or jaune sur cuir
Girard Perregaux VINTAGE 35MM ORO GIALLO 18KT
Vacheron Constantin VINTAGE
IWC 18K Vintage Ladies Watch
Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox Vintage
Universal Genève BI-COMPAX CHRONOGRAPH COMPUR VINTAGE
IWC Vintage
IWC vintage solid gold black gilt dial
Rolex vintage style Tank 1940's or 18k
Cartier BAIGNOIRE OR 18K VINTAGE MECA
Jaeger-LeCoultre Vintage Rectangulaire Or Jaune 18k Mécanique
Omega 2709 vintage gold automatic
Rolex GABUS 8206 CHRONOGRAPH SQUARED GOLD VINTAGE
Rolex VINTAGE ref. 13506 14K GOLD FILLED AUTOMATIC UOMO PELLE
Jaeger-LeCoultre Classique vintage jumbo yellow gold/or jaune...
Audemars Piguet Extremely rare Vintage two-tone Calatrava style
Vacheron Constantin vintage dial eye of the tiger superb meca
Omega ref.624129 GOLD vintage
Rolex art deco lady vintage
Zenith CRONO GOLD 18 K VINTAGE
Rolex OYSTERDATE PRECISION GOLD 18KT VINTAGE WATCH
Longines Original Vintage 1951 Tank Claw Lugs Cal. 23z
Patek Philippe calatrava 2591 vintage
Movado Museum vintage grande taille yellow gold extra plate
Omega constellation VINTAGE
Gold watches are often the go-to option for the classic watch aficionado. A gold watch can signify wealth and taste in a way that other styles struggle to do, and giving one as a gift shows that the recipient is well valued. There can sometimes be a risk that a gold watch is seen as old fashioned, although modern watch designers are now creating new and exciting designs.
Modern gold watches can come in a variety of gold styles and blends. Each has its own qualities and style, with the most important factor for value being the purity. Purity in gold is usually measured in karats, with 24k being the most pure and valuable by weight. However, 24k gold is relatively soft, and so other substances can be added to make the watch tougher as well as bring down the price. As the purity of the gold decreases, so does the karat value, with 10k gold being just over 40% pure, 18k 75% pure and 22k being just over 90% pure gold. Gold values are relatively high at the moment, and so a brisk trade has developed in second hand and even broken gold items. Because of this, you may find it worthwhile to sell on your old gold watch when buying a new one.
Of course, purity of gold is not the only factor when choosing your gold watch. Many different styles are available, produced by almost every watch designer. Gold watches are often produced by jewellery designers and can be statement pieces as well as utilitarian everyday timepieces. The value of a gold watch is not only in the gold itself, but also the craftsmanship, design and brand name of the watch, and so it is well worth looking at a few different styles before you buy. A gold watch can be a worthwhile investment.