Steinhart Watches

Steinhart Watches

Steinhart doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not. And that’s exactly why it has such a loyal following.

This is a brand that figured out a simple formula early on: make robust, reliable, Swiss-powered watches that look great, wear easy, and don’t cost the price of a used BMW. For a lot of new collectors — and even some seasoned ones — Steinhart is the definition of a value play.

Let’s get into it.

A Little History

Steinhart was founded in 2001 by Günter Steinhart in Augsburg, Germany. While the brand sounds like it’s been around for a hundred years (thanks to

its old-world name and traditional styling), it’s actually a modern indie brand with a tight focus: well-made watches that punch way above their price.

The company quickly made a name for itself by offering Swiss-made watches — many powered by ETA or Sellita movements — with classic designs that

nodded heavily to iconic dive and pilot watches of the past. Homage? Sure. But always done with quality and clarity.

And here’s the kicker: they’ve kept prices incredibly reasonable while still assembling everything in Switzerland.

What Collectors Love

Steinhart doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. It builds solid, handsome tool watches that look like they belong in a much higher tax bracket.

The Ocean One is the star of the show — a diver that echoes vintage Submariner vibes, but with enough originality to stand on its own. Want

something more military? The Nav B-Uhr pilot series is a beast on the wrist, and a nod to classic flieger designs without the bulk or budget of a Laco

or IWC. Collectors love that you can daily-wear these pieces, beat them up, and still get compliments from guys who “only wear Swiss.”

Why Steinhart Still Makes Sense

Let’s be honest — the watch world can get a little pretentious. Steinhart is refreshingly… honest. These aren’t hype watches. There’s no celebrity

ambassador. No fake scarcity. Just good designs, good specs, and a brand that’s transparent about what you’re getting.

That’s rare.

So whether you’re a new collector looking for your first automatic, or a seasoned guy who wants a no-stress travel watch that still looks the part —

Steinhart belongs in the mix.

What’s New from Steinhart

In recent years, Steinhart has expanded their lineup beyond homage-style divers and pilots. You’ll find bronze cases, ceramic bezels, even some

colorful dial variants and vintage-styled chronographs. The Ocean One Vintage Red and Racing Chronographs are two modern favorites that show

the brand still has tricks up its sleeve.

And they’ve stayed committed to Swiss assembly and strong movement choices — which means you're still getting crazy bang for your buck.

Fed’s Take

Look, I’m not going to pretend Steinhart is haute horology. It’s not. But I’ve sold a lot of them over the years — and I’ve had customers come back

years later saying, “I still wear that thing every week.”

That says something.

And yes, I’ve flipped a few myself. They’re comfortable, they’re fun, and they’re not going to make you cry if you ding them walking through an airport

lounge. Sometimes that’s exactly what you need.

Check Out Our Steinhart Inventory

Delray Watch is always on the lookout for unique Steinhart watches — especially Ocean One and Nav B-Uhr models.

If you have a Steinhart you’re ready to sell or trade – reach out. We’re always buying.

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