The point is that newer, younger, fresher does not always mean better (no matter how many times you marry them); sometimes you need to turn back to the classics to obtain true style. Go old to be new. Yada, yada, yada. And this is exactly what they do at Good Old Days. They specialize in selling vintage watches (produced between 1910 and 1990), stocking over 700 pieces at any given time.

Owner Mr. Szeto scours the world and the internet picking up classic timepieces, a handful of which are then bought, cleaned up and restored by his team until they reach Christie's standards for vintage watches.
He sells expensive models as well as some half-fat models, so if you're gagging for a classic Jaeger-LeCoultre or simply a vintage Casio F-91W with night light, you might just be in luck.

After all, you're only as old as...