3 Vintage Watches from an Overlooked Brand

In its day, Rotary Watches Ltd and its winged wheel logo were widely recognized Later, it was a prolific producer of chronograph and dive watches, and these now largely characterize the brand's presence on the vintage watch market.

One of Rotary's most important models was the Aquaplunge dive watch, and while the brand's historical catalog is varied, we found some cool examples in a diver and a diver-chronograph below Rotary today produces a range of reasonably affordable quartz and mechanical watches, some of which are meant to recall its past What We Like: From the 1960s, this only slightly weathered diver is styled and aged in just the way that modern watch brands want to emulate with their endless "Vintage-inspired" releases - but it's hard to beat the originals that had to build their own character.

With a diameter of 36.5mm, it will wear more like a dress watch, but one that has an undeniably cool, sporty, retro vibe With a black dial and white subdials, this is what collectors and watch nerds call a "Reverse panda" dial, and its steel bezel adds to its retro look. . Source