After acquiring an extensive collection of about 1,500 vintage pieces over 3 decades, Dan Henry decided to make his own vintage-inspired watches.

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Extremely well-executed designs created by a prolific collector of vintage watches.

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With the new 1972 Automatic, Dan Henry is proposing something different:

A clean, utilitarian look, that certainly has its own appeal.

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Dan Henry 1962 Racing Chronograph:
A pretty great affordable alternative to Omega Speedmaster, this chronograph features a host of elements that are very seldom seen on a $300 watch.

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Powered by a Seiko NH35 automatic movement, the 1970s mimics the super compressor watches of decades past.

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The Dan Henry 1945 does an excellent job providing a look into an essential style from World War Two.

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Dan Henry 1945:
Drawing inspiration from his own vast vintage watch collection, Dan Henry translated the designs of impossible-to-find or prohibitively expensive vintage watches into a collector-worthy watch at $280.

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Dan Henry 1970 Automatic Diver:

Designed by a total watch nerd, this is definitely worth checking out if you’re into microbrands.

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The good looks of watches from the past re-packaged in affordable timepieces for today.

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Modeled after the Omega Speedmaster, it combines the feel and smooth sweep of a mechanical chronograph with the accuracy and affordability of quartz timekeeping.

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Dan Henry 1937: A masterful homage to a legendary watch at an accessible price.

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An unapologetic "homagist":

Dan Henry makes watches inspired by the greats.

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