Is their any good Vintage watches that are 39mm-43mm. I have a few including a JLC, Omega 30, Heuer but they are all very small. I would like to find a larger vintage watch.

 

these few that i owned are 40-42 mm

 

What is the first watch called! Very good looking watch

 

There are several Heuers that are 40+ mm. I owned an Autavia Viceroy that was about 42 mm. Lotsa 70's watches, particularly divers, were 40+ mm.

 

enicar sherpa graph

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Enicar Sherpa Graph.





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heuers are very nice

 

Yes, exactly!

 

Seiko 6139 - Not too hard to find good examples, 39mm including concealed crown. (Mine is a little beat up, but it's a keeper.)

 

I always liked the Tudor 7017 day date models. It is slightly smaller than your paramaters coming in at 38mm. Still a great size for a vintage. Photo from google search. Not mine. Although I wish it was.

 

43 mm vintage funk

 

I believe vintage navitimers are 40-42mm.

 

Aren't those speedmasters awfully large for a 60ies watch?

They sure tick a lot of boxes ...

 

"just toolin around with the Minerva"
46mm btw.

 

We be havin' a 2016 thread revival! Lordy, Lordy!

 

Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub is 42 m.m here is a picture of a Angelus Chrnodato 38 m.m.

 

yeah.... its about 65mm across..... makes you list a bit to one side when you wear it.

 

68 Omega Chronostop 145.008 42mm