American Watches

Watch Overview This is a vintage Lord Elgin "Cheswick" mechanical wristwatch, reference 4624 and dated from 1951. It is a manual-wind watch powered by an original Elgin Watch Co. mechanical movement, caliber grade 626 with 21 jewels, small-seconds and 4...

Watch Overview This Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch from 1895 is a finely crafted example of American railroad-grade watchmaking from the late 19th century. It features a round open-face case with an engraved design and an exhibition display back. The...

Watch Overview This Illinois “Railroader” pocket watch from 1887 is an early example of American watchmaking from the late 19th century. It features a 14K yellow gold-filled open-face case with engraved details and a traditional round profile consistent with the...

Watch Overview This Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch from 1912 is a finely crafted example of American watchmaking. It features a round open-face case with an exhibition display back. The watch is powered by the Elgin B.W. Raymond Grade 371...

Watch Overview This Illinois “Marquis Autocrat” pocket watch from 1927 is a well-preserved example of American watchmaking from the late 1920s. It features a 14K white gold-filled open-face case with engraved details and a square profile typical of the era....

Watch Overview This is a remarkable timepiece — a highly collectible South Bend “The Studebaker” Railroad Grade pocket watch, dated from 1912 and made in the U.S.A. A true representation of early 20th-century American watchmaking, this vintage model showcases South...

Watch Overview This is a pristine timepiece — a very collectible Elgin B.W. Raymond Railroad Grade pocket watch with an up/down wind indicator, dated from 1934 and made in the U.S.A. A true piece of American railroad horological history. Open-face,...

Watch Overview This is a beautiful timepiece — a very collectible Elgin B.W. Raymond Railroad Grade pocket watch with an up/down wind indicator, dated from 1910 and made in the U.S.A.A true piece of American railroad horological history. This open-face,...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Bulova wristwatch, dated from 1945. It runs on the manual-wind Bulova 7AK mechanical movement, with 21 jewels, a small seconds subdial, and a 47-hour power reserve with a frequency od 18,000vph. The dial is...

Watch Overview This is a vintage 1956 Bulova 23 Jewels “TW” men’s wristwatch, a stylish mid-century American timepiece known for its refined design and mechanical innovation. Featuring a 34mm round case with a polished stainless-steel back and elegant champagne dial,...

Watch Overview Colonel Lindbergh's epoch-making Transatlantic Flight was the occasion for the presentation of the first Bulova “Lone Eagle”—a tribute to American aviation history and one of the most iconic models ever produced by the brand. Then in 1934, Bulova...

Watch Overview This 1914 Hamilton Railroad pocket watch is a classic example of early 20th-century American watchmaking, crafted during a pivotal time in railroad history. Featuring a clean white enamel dial with bold black Arabic numerals, a black and red...

Watch Overview This Elgin Key Wind & Key Set mechanical pocket watch from 1881 is a remarkable piece of American horological history. Crafted during the golden age of mechanical watchmaking, it features a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals,...

Watch Overview This Elgin pocket watch from 1885 represents the craftsmanship of early American horology. This antique timepiece is housed in a beautifully engraved yellow gold-filled case with an engraved, double-hinged snap back (inner and outer cover), it features a...

Watch Overview Discover the Elgin Art Deco Tank, dating from the late 1930s to early 1940s — a distinctive men’s wristwatch that reflects the bold elegance of the Art Deco era. Powered by a manual-wind Elgin mechanical movement, this watch...

WALTHAM American Watch Co. 15 Jewels 18s Pocket Watch   “Timekeepers to the Nation.” Waltham pocket watches defined American horology. This 1870s Waltham pocket watch features a robust American movement in a heavy coin silver hunting case with bold Roman...

 “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.”   1919 ELGIN 7 Jewels Grade 301 Pocket Watch    This is an antique timepiece: a vintage Elgin pocket watch from 1919. It is a manual-winding watch that features an original Elgin caliber...

 “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.”   ELGIN 15 Jewels Grade 315 Pocket Watch    This is an antique timepiece: a vintage Elgin pocket watch from 1928. It is a manual-winding watch that features an original Elgin caliber grade...

"The Hamilton Watch - The Watch of Railroad Accuracy."   HAMILTON  Railroad Pocket Watch  Grade 940   21 Jewels    Today, we are presenting one of the Hamilton's RR watches, a Hamilton Railroad pocket watch dated from 1905. It is a...

ELGIN B. W. RaymondThe BW Raymond Watch was named after Elgin's founder, and former mayor of Chicago, B. W. Raymond. The B.W. Raymond moniker only appeared on watches that Elgin believed represented the absolute pinnacle of engineering and accuracy. “The...