Oldest design in current production?

[charmquark]

I'm just curious - what watches are currently in production unchanged for the longest time?

I know there are long lived names and styles but todays Rolex Submariner has changed a lot from that of even the 1980's - can you think of any that haven't?

[By-Tor]

Datejust and Day-Date?

Omega Moonwatch.

[charmquark]

Datejust and Day-Date?

Omega Moonwatch.

Maybe the first 2, I'm not as familiar with them.

I _think_ the Moonwatch has had a few different case backs in it's lifetime and the Daniels Co-Axial movement came in more recently, with associated text changes on the dial.

[maxman]

Vacheron Constantin has some Timepieces that have changed very little sence the 20's. I know very little about the brand but that they have kept some of there orignal(wrist watch) designs from many years ago. I would also agree with By-tor, The Omega Moon watch has changed very little over the years. Mike

[jfreeman420]

I'm sure Seiko and Timex have some mainstay designs. Some companies have brought back old designs like Invicta's russian diver and Vacheron Constantin with their diagonal reading watch.

[fakemaster]

Until last year the Sub has remained esssentially the same.

[FxrAndy]

I think the winner on this has to be something like a breguet pocket watch or a VCm any be a 2 handed patek??? rolex havent been around that long

[Member X]

I was going to suggest PP too!

[jfreeman420]

Yeah, I forgot the Calatrava hasn't changed.