New York Watch Company "Springfield Watch" #324 After two years of planning, development, and delay [Part 1], the New York Watch Company debuted the "Springfield Watch" in 1869. Advertisements began.
The American Machine Works Factory, 1851, Springfield, Massachusetts The Mozart Watch Following the failure of an innovative three-wheeled watch designed by Don J. Mozart, the Mozart Watch Company was reorganized.
New York Watch Company Springfield Movement #324, c.1869 A few months ago, I posted a brief study on Edwin H. Perry's patented stem-setting mechanism utilized in the construction of the.
Manistee Watch Company Movement #31702 Several recent articles have covered the history and production of the short-lived Manistee Watch Company based in Manistee, Michigan. The mysteries related to the odd.
V.T.F. Crystal Showing Different Diameter Measurements in Lignes Watch crystals are a critical component of timepieces, offering both a clear view of the watch's face and protection for the delicate.
John W. Lewis Marion Watch, c.1870 - Button-Set Movement This watch, manufactured by the United States Watch Company around 1870, features a patented button-set mechanism requiring a special case with.
