The safety pinion was one of the most pivotal inventions to impact the America watch industry. The ability to protect the delicate watch parts from being damaged when a mainspring.
Charles S. Moseley joined the National Watch Company in 1864 after being lured away from the American Watch Company in Waltham. Moseley exhibited a brilliant mechanical mind and was offered.
The Ladd Stiffened Gold Watch Case Trade Card, c.1881 George W. Ladd secured a patent in 1867 for his novel method of manufacturing cases. In this process, the center frame.
Auburndale Rotary Watch by the Auburndale Watch Company #361 The Auburndale Watch Company operated for a short period of time in the late 1870s and early 1880s. The company's flagship.
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.
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.
