The discontinuous precipitation (DP) microstructures of β-Sn were characterized by varying aging conditions in 95Pb-5Sn and 85Pb-15Sn alloys. The microstructure of the 95Pb-5Sn alloy showed DP cells growing concurrently with the migration of the original grain boundaries. The extraordinarily small cell size was attributed to the recrystallization during the DP process. A large degree of supersaturation in the solid solution resulted in a large misfit strain and provided a favorable condition for the recrystallization. The DP cells in the alloys became smaller with increasing Sn content and decreasing aging temperature.