American Watches

“Whatever the occasion you say it better with a BULOVA.”   BULOVA 1964 Leading Lady "G" Ladies Watch  U.S.A.   ALL original - Box & Papers!   This is a beautiful vintage Bulova Leading Lady "G" lady’s wristwatch, dated from...

1968 HAMILTON Fontainebleau Watch 64047-3 Automatic Wristwatch Date Indicator ALL S.S. Swiss Made

Rockford Watch Company  The Rockford Watch Company was a watchmaking company based in Rockford, Illinois, that operated from 1874 to 1915. The company was founded by a group of local businessmen, including former employees of the Waterbury Watch Company, who saw...

“Whatever the occasion you say it better with a BULOVA.”  1968 BULOVA 23 Jewels Ladies Cocktail Wristwatch   It still looks preserved in time! This is a beautiful vintage Bulova ladies cocktail wristwatch dated from 1968.   It is a manual wind watch powered by...

NEW HAVEN Tip-Top Pocket Watch U.S.A. Made This is a vintage NEW HAVEN Tip-Top Pocket Watch. It is in very good condition! It is manual wind pocket watch with a mechanical movement, 16s, sub second hand, U.S.A. Made. Featuring an analog...

WESTCLOXWestclox was an American manufacturer with the plant located in Peru, Illinois. Also, Westclox is a current brand of watches, clocks and alarm clocks. "Many a lad received a Westclox watch for a birthday or Christmas gift, (...) they represent...

RAILROAD (RR) WATCHES  It was only after a railway crash in the late 1800's, involving two trains between Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway due to poor time keeping that it opens the need for Railroad (RR) watches to be "railroad...

“Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.”By the early 20th century, Elgin was producing over 1 million watches per year and was the largest producer of fine watches in the world.ELGIN WATCH COMPANY was a leading American watch manufacturer that...

Hamilton Watch Company – with a rich history and known for its quality timepieces and innovative designs! Hamilton is a renowned American watchmaker founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Hamilton initially specialized in pocket watches and made significant strides in...

"Waltham Watch Company made over 40 million watches, clocks and other precision implements between the years of 1850 and 1957."Waltham Watch Company, also known as the American Waltham Watch Company, was founded in Waltham, Massachusetts, in 1850. The company played...

ELGIN “Elgin, The Watchword for Elegance and Efficiency.” The Elgin Watch Company was founded in 1864 in Chicago, Illinois. This company was the largest American watch manufacturer in terms of total production from 1864 to 1968. ELGIN Ref. 6512E Grade...

BULOVA 1944 Official Military Issue ORD. DEPT. U.S.A. WWIII Military Wristwatch "World War II, when several distinct types of wristwatches appear" - American military timepieces.Wristwatches were produced in large numbers during World War II for all the services. They had...

Watch Overview This is a vintage Bulova Westover dress mechanical wristwatch from 1951. It is powered by the original Bulova caliber 8AC manual-wind movement with 17 jewels and small-seconds. The movement delivers a 45-hour power reserve and operates at 12,000...

Watch Overview This is a distinguished Hamilton railroad pocket watch, dated from 1943. It is a high-quality mechanical pocket watch powered by the Hamilton’s Grade 992B manual-winding movement, model 5 with 21 jewels, lever setting, a small seconds subdial and...

Watch Overview This exquisite Waltham pocket watch, dating from 1903, represents the golden age of American horology. It features a 14K yellow gold hunter case with intricate engraving and elegant proportions—an enduring piece that captures the refinement and precision of...

Watch Overview This is a vintage 1964 Bulova automatic wristwatch, from the Commander series and made in the U.S.A. It runs on the reliable Bulova 10COAC self-winding mechanical movement, featuring 30 jewels with sweep-second hand, a 41-hour power reserve, a...

Watch Overview This Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch, produced in 1954 and made in U.S.A., stands as one of the finest examples of American railroad-grade precision. Designed for professional railroad service, it features a clean white enamel dial with bold...

Watch Overview This 1885 Hampden Pocket Watch, is a classic and highly collectible timepiece powered by a traditional mechanical movement with 11 jewels. This elegant example features a crisp white dial with bold black Roman numerals, a railroad-style minute track,...

Watch Overview This is the Lord Elgin, reference 8503 — a distinctive men's wristwatch powered by the mechanical caliber Elgin 775 with 23 jewels. Featuring an analog display, champagne dial with gold Arabic numerals, stick hour markers, matching hands, and...

The Elgin Grade 730A B.W. Raymond wrist chronometer holds a unique place in American horological history. Introduced in the 1950s, it was one of Elgin’s final high-grade mechanical movements before the quartz era and represents the company’s peak in wristwatch...

1928 ELGIN B.W. Raymond Railroad Pocket WatchWith Chain & Cameo Locket Fob    This is a 1928 Elgin B.W. Raymond pocket watch. It features an open face design, a mechanical movement B.W. Raymond Railroad grade 478, 21 jewels, a sub-second...

1887 ELGIN 11 Jewels Grade 13 Pocket Watch Key Wind   This antique 1887 ELGIN pocket watch key wind features a mechanical movement cal. grade 13 with 11-jewels, a small second hand at 6 o'clock, a 18s size, and made...

"Waltham Watch Company made over 40 million watches, clocks and other precision implements between the years of 1850 and 1957."   Waltham Watch Company, also known as the American Waltham Watch Company, was founded in Waltham, Massachusetts, in 1850. The...