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.
Throughout the short history of the Manistee Watch Company, factory production was inconsistent and ensued with confusing methodologies. As a result, calculating the estimated production for this company has been.
18-Size Manistee Watch Company Setting Mechanism by Joseph M. Bachner A patent for a "stem winding and setting watch" was issued to Joseph M. Bachner on October 13, 1903. An.
Manistee Watch Company Factory, Manistee, Michigan, c.1910 This original postcard depicts the Manistee Watch Company factory in 1910, with a glimpse of the lake in the background. Curiously, the title.
This c.1868 illustrated catalog is the newest addition to the digital archive available on the Pocket Watch Database. The catalog features several impressive testimonials submitted by influential people in the.
Manistee Watch Company "Cutout" Movement from Manistee, Michigan, #00288 The Manistee Watch Company manufactured this 18-Size movement around the year 1909. Interestingly, the top plates of most 18-Size movements produced.