Good Time Vintage
Brooklyn-based. Independently run. Obsessively curated.
How We Started
Good Time Vintage was born from a single purchase — a 1960s Omega that opened our eyes to everything the vintage watch market was getting wrong. Finding a quality piece meant navigating opaque pricing, inconsistent condition descriptions, and dealers who treated buyers as an afterthought. We set out to do it differently.
Based in Brooklyn, we focus exclusively on mid-20th century mechanical timepieces — an era when watches were built to last generations and every movement was a work of craft. Every piece in our catalog is personally sourced, inspected, and serviced where needed before it goes up for sale.
Our Mission
Timeless style should be accessible to everyone. That means honest descriptions, fair prices, and none of the gatekeeping that typically defines the vintage watch world. We publish what we paid, what we spent on service, and exactly what you’re getting.
How Our Pricing Works
We operate on a flat 20% margin — no exceptions. Traditional retailers need 50% or more to cover showroom overhead, sales staff, and marketing budgets. We don’t have any of that. The savings go directly to you.
Both dealers incur the same base costs: acquisition, compliance, servicing, insured shipping, and reserves for returns. The difference is pure overhead — and we’ve eliminated ours.
Questions?
We’re a small operation and we answer every email personally. ken@goodtimevintage.net