E. Howard

Rice and Gerry’s Patent – The First Stem-Wind Stem-Set Mechanism Used in American Watch Production

By Nathan Moore

In E. Howard

Note: This original article has been revised to focus on the implementation of Rice & Gerry's patent in the early "Springfield" movements manufactured by the New York Watch Company following the conclusion that these were introduced before the stem-wind/stem-set movements at the E. Howard factory....

E. Howard , Ephemera

c.1875 E. Howard & Co. Certificate Card for Movement #41,197

By Nathan Moore

E. Howard & Co. Certificate Card for Watch Movement #41,197 This certificate card, issued by E. Howard & Co. would have accompanied movement #41,197, a 15-Jewel, N-Size movement originally sold.

Dials , E. Howard , History , Production

Introduction of the E. Howard Watch Co. Extra-Thin 12-Size Watch

By Nathan Moore

Pictured: E. Howard Extra Thin Watch Advertisement, Published in the January 1908 Issue of The Keystone In the midst of Elgin and Waltham introducing new lines of extra-thin watches, the.

Newest Addition to the Digital Archive: The Howard Watch Catalogue No. 7 (1918)

By Nathan Moore

In Announcements , Catalogs & Resources , Digital Archive , E. Howard , Keystone Watch Case Co.

Newest Addition to the Digital Archive:The Howard Watch Catalogue No. 7 (1918) Full Online Catalog:https://pocketwatchdatabase.com/guide/company/e.-howard-watch-co.-keystone/catalogs/the-howard-watch-catalog-1918 In May 1918, the E. Howard Watch Works, under the management of the Keystone Watch Case Company, published this small catalog featuring their line of premium cased watches. This booklet...