Watches Introduced in 1957
Discover watches unveiled, released or first introduced in 1957. Find a timepiece that shares its history with a birth year or milestone.
11 items · 1957 · Watches
The year shown refers to when a watch model or collection was first unveiled or released. It does not represent the manufacture date of an individual watch currently available for sale.
Rolex
Lady-Datejust (First Generation)
Lady-Datejust is a Rolex model with a clearly documented place in the collection's history. Women's version of the Datejust, combining precision, waterproofness, and a date display in a compact case. This 1957 entry identifies Lady-Datejust (First Generation) as a distinct product generation. On the pre-owned market, the model name and introduction year provides the clearest search key. Its traceable debut year makes it a meaningful birth-year gift.
Introduced
OMEGA
Speedmaster (First Generation)
Introduced as the first Speedmaster, reference CK2915. Developed from the Seamaster 300 platform, it debuted alongside the Railmaster as part of OMEGA’s original Professional trilogy. Its clearly identified year and generation make it a meaningful birth-year gift and a practical pre-owned search target.
Introduced
OMEGA
Railmaster (First Generation)
The Railmaster was introduced for professionals working in strong magnetic environments, such as railway engineers and scientists, offering exceptional anti-magnetic performance. Its clearly identified year and generation make it a meaningful birth-year gift and a practical pre-owned search target.
Introduced
OMEGA
Seamaster 300 (First Generation)
Introduced in 1957, the Seamaster 300 was designed as a professional diving watch. Combining robust water resistance with exceptional legibility, it laid the foundation for OMEGA's iconic diving watch heritage. Its clearly identified year and generation make it a meaningful birth-year gift and a practical pre-owned search target.
Introduced
Jaeger-LeCoultre
Memovox Automatic Calendar (First Generation)
Introduced in 1957, the Memovox Automatic Calendar combined a mechanical alarm, automatic winding and a date display. It transformed the hand-wound original into a more practical new generation and was presented by Jaeger-LeCoultre as the world’s first self-winding alarm wristwatch.
New Generation
TUDOR
TUDOR Oysterthin Ref. 7960
TUDOR Oysterthin Ref. 7960 was introduced in 1957 as a distinct model or generation within TUDOR Oysterthin. It is now primarily available on the pre-owned market.
Introduced
TUDOR
TUDOR Advisor Ref. 7926
TUDOR Advisor Ref. 7926 was introduced in 1957 as a distinct model or generation within TUDOR Advisor. It is now primarily available on the pre-owned market.
Introduced
BREITLING
SuperOcean Time-Only First Generation
In 1957, the time-only Ref. 1004 debuted as one of Breitling’s first SuperOcean watches. This clean, sea-born first-generation design gives the year 1957 a distinctive horological identity.
Released
BREITLING
SuperOcean Chronograph First Generation
In 1957, the chronograph Ref. 807 debuted as part of the original SuperOcean family. This historic meeting of dive-watch purpose and chronograph form makes a powerful connection to the year 1957.
Released
Hamilton
Ventura
Introduced in 1957 as the world's first electric watch, the Richard Arbib-designed Ventura became an enduring icon with its shield-shaped case.
Introduced
Hamilton
Pacer Electric
Introduced in 1957, the Pacer became a defining Hamilton Electric model, pairing battery-powered innovation with a futuristic asymmetric case.
Introduced