Keyless watches are a relatively recent invention. The earliest watches were wound and set by using a key. Typically, the case back would be opened…
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A pocket watch was made to be worn or carried in the pocket and is usually secured by a chain. Pocket watches date back to…
Leave a CommentI enjoy my antique watches. I love the feel, the sound, the craftsmanship and the century or more of character. However, I also enjoy researching…
19 CommentsStorage In this post, we will discuss how to care for and maintain your antique watch. Mechanical watches, especially antique watches are susceptible to interference…
2 CommentsI am always looking to add a new antique watch to my collection. Typically, I am on the lookout for something specific on my wish…
2 CommentsThis English lever pocket watch has a key-wind, key-set movement, which is ticking away nicely in front of me as I type. It is an…
Leave a CommentCrown wind To wind your antique watch simply turn the crown in a clockwise direction until you feel it cannot turn anymore. Do not try and…
1 CommentHere is an interesting pocket watch I was considering purchasing before my attention was diverted by the J W Benson silver fusee pocket watch, 1883.…
Leave a CommentThis antique fusee pocket watch from J W Benson is very impressive. It presents well, with no sign of damage and maintains good time. It…
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