Watches Introduced in 1964
Discover watches unveiled, released or first introduced in 1964. Find a timepiece that shares its history with a birth year or milestone.
9 items · 1964 · 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.
OMEGA
Speedmaster (Fourth Generation)
The fourth-generation Speedmaster, reference 105.012, became NASA's officially qualified flight watch. Featuring crown guards and an asymmetrical case, it was used during the Apollo missions and accompanied the first Moon landing in 1969. Its clearly identified year and generation make it a meaningful birth-year gift and a practical pre-owned search target.
New Generation
TAG Heuer
Heuer Carrera Ref. 3647
Added in 1964, the two-register Ref. 3647 retained the first Carrera’s clarity and angular case in a simplified chronograph format.
Introduced
TAG Heuer
Heuer Carrera Dato 45 Ref. 3147
Introduced in 1964, the Carrera Dato 45 was Heuer’s first chronograph to display the date through a window and rotating disc.
Introduced
TUDOR
TUDOR Oyster Prince Submariner Ref. 7928 Rounded Crown Guards
TUDOR Oyster Prince Submariner Ref. 7928 Rounded Crown Guards was introduced in 1964 as a distinct model or generation within TUDOR Submariner. It is now primarily available on the pre-owned market.
New Generation
Grand Seiko
Grand Seiko Self-Dater
The second-generation Grand Seiko added a calendar and 50-meter water resistance for greater everyday practicality.
Introduced
Seiko
Crown Chronograph
Japan’s first wristwatch chronograph, developed for the 1964 Tokyo sporting era.
Introduced
Seiko
Seiko World Time
A 1964 international sports watch designed to display time across major world cities.
Introduced
BREITLING
Top Time First Generation
In 1964, the first Top Time introduced a younger, more expressive side of Breitling. Ref. 2002 brought an easygoing personality to the classic chronograph, preserving the spirit of 1964.
Introduced
BREITLING
SuperOcean Slow-Motion First Generation
In 1964, the SuperOcean Slow-Motion Ref. 2005 introduced an inventive display designed to make elapsed time easy to read. This first-generation model turned purpose into bold design, marking 1964 as a memorable milestone.
Released