Detroit Mint

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    Detroit Mint started the way a lot of good small brands do: a guy in metro Detroit who inherited a coin-and-watch habit from his father, flipped a few pieces on eBay, and discovered people wanted the redesigned ones more than the originals. What came out of that is a catalog of unapologetic vintage homages priced between $245 and $339 — Seiko Speedtimer and Pogue chronographs, turtle-case divers, bullhead racers, and a Genta-era integrated-bracelet sport watch called the APEX.

    It's good to be precise about the provenance, because the brand is: components are sourced internationally, and what happens outside Detroit is final assembly, regulation, inspection, packaging and service. Coverage is thin outside any forum threads, but the homage crowd knows it and the reviews seem pretty good.

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    Case origin
    316L stainless steel, some PVD gold-plated; country of manufacture not disclosed
    Dial origin
    Not disclosed
    Hands origin
    Not disclosed
    Lume type
    Swiss C3 SuperLumiNova
    Movements

    Sourcing Notes: Compiled from detroitmint.net product pages, verified August 2026, plus a 2020 MasterHorologer feature. The brand claims final assembly, regulation, inspection, packaging and service at its shop just outside Detroit, Michigan — an assembly claim, not domestic manufacture of movements, cases or dials. Sapphire crystals across the line.

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    Ships from Detroit, United States

    Tariff-free

    No import duties for American buyers

    This brand assembles in the US — watches ship tariff-free to domestic addresses.

    No import duty on domestically assembled watches. Brands like TSAO Baltimore, Nodus, Vaer, and Vortic ship tariff-free to US buyers.

    Tariffs are assessed based on where the watch is assembled, not where individual components originate. A watch with a Japanese movement assembled in the US incurs no import duty.

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    This page was last updated: August 19, 2026 at 7 pm

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