Welcome to WatchEra! I specialize in Vintage Seiko & JDM Watches
A Genuine Vintage Wristwatch doesn’t have to be expensive - I aim to offer a unique selection of vintage, japanese watches that are in reach of everyone! We buy, restore and sell mainly vintage Seiko, Citizen & other quality but affordable brands. All our watches are cleaned, checked and carefully described so you know exactly what you are getting!
Meet Robin Sagehomme
Hi - I'm Robin! I got my first watch for my birthday, a Diesel, in 2015. I went to the jeweller down the street to look for another, but he only had fashion brands.
In search of something better I fell in the rabbit hole of watch forums and purchased my first watch, a Seiko SKX007. It was love at first sight and quickly after I dabbled into vintage - A Vintage Seiko QR 3863-8000 in Blue. A True Passion for Seiko & Other Japanese Watch Brands was Born.
I started flipping watches to fund new pieces for my own collection.
I've been collecting (Seiko) Watches for over 10 years now, visited (Grand) Seiko in Japan, and can truely say it makes me happy to buy, restore, describe, photograph and sell watches through WatchEra!
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Our Philosophy
I believe vintage watches should be accessible for everyone and don't necessarily have to be expensive. That doesn't mean that we should compromise on quality, looks and wearability. All watches for sale reflect that philosophy: Either quality for your money, a great story or simply a beautiful dial.
Packaging & Shipping
It's important to me that you'll receive the watch that you've bought at WatchEra. I believe that using blank carton boxes with no logo's or signs of a watch being inside helps - protecting the watch with air bags inside. I mainly use PostNL (Dutch Postal Service) and only ship insured.
Questions? Just ask!
Shoot me an e-mail at robin@watchera.nl, send us a message on instagram or fill in the contact form!
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Seiko Information & Guides
Are Seiko Watches Cheaper in Japan?
Are Seiko Watches Waterproof?
What Battery do you need for your Seiko Watch?
How to Spot a Fake Seiko Watch?
The Two Seiko Factories: Daini and Suwa
