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Early History of the New York Watch Company: Part 9 – The Stem-Wind 3/4-Plate Model

By Nathan Moore

In New York Watch Company

Hampden E.W. Bond Movement - 3/4-Plate Stem-Wind Model - #9238 While the New York Watch Company was working to introduce a new full-plate model to the market, the company was also developing a stem-wind 3/4-Plate movement to establish premium grades like the George Walker and...

New York Watch Company

Early History of the New York Watch Company: Part 5 – The Refreshed Product Line

By Nathan Moore

The fire that destroyed the New York Watch Company factory in April 1870 occurred at an incredibly pivotal time in the young company's history. After the flagship "Springfield Watch" failed.

New York Watch Company

The History of the “Springfield Watch” of the New York Watch Company: Part 3

By Nathan Moore

New York Watch Company John L. King Movement, c.1870 By April 1870, the revitalized leadership at the New York Watch Company had resurrected the company from near failure and increased.

The History of the “Springfield Watch” of the New York Watch Company: Part 1

By Nathan Moore

In New York Watch Company

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 as the New York Watch Company to manufacture a conventional watch movement. The "Mozart Watch"...