Vintage Klocka Stockholm, the world of luxury watches was split into two camps – vintage and modern. One offered elegant aesthetics, characterful patina, and a romantic attachment to a different vision of watchmaking, while the other provided reliability and excitement for those who wanted to keep up with developments in technology and production.

But over recent years, a third option has gained prominence. Described as neo-vintage, these pieces fall somewhere in between the two and rely on both vintage and modern influences. The result is a unique style that appeals to a growing body of collectors.

Finding Vintage Watches in Stockholm: A Collector’s Dream

It’s not for the faint of heart, however. As neo-vintage becomes more and more popular, it attracts its fair share of counterfeiters and ne’er-do-wells, so it’s important to know how to avoid these unscrupulous traders. The first step is to make sure you’re dealing with a reputable seller. If you’re unsure, seek out recommendations from hardcore vintage collectors and read online forums.

One of Sweden’s most respected neo-vintage watch brands is Sjoo Sandstrom, founded in 1986 by two Swedish engineers. Their Stockholm Square watch encapsulates the Scandinavian design ethos in its minimal form and is powered by a premium Swiss made ETA movement. They also have a proper workshop in Sodermalm and conduct meticulous calibrations, optimising accuracy and amplitude. Their latest release, the Fossil Free, is a collaboration with SSAB and the world’s first fossil-free steel timepiece. It’s an impressive piece that shows how far this small brand has come in just three short years.