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Top Pocket Watches For Men

On December 14, 2010 By Danny

Want to know some of the best pocket watches for men? Men who have impeccable taste often want the best of everything. The best in the kinds of clothes that they wear to even the top of the line in accessories, second best is never acceptable and this also reflects in their character. Here are some pieces of pocket watches for men:

Charles Hubert pocket watch Paris Sterling Silver Quartz – this round shaped pocket watch comes with a limited warranty from the manufacturer. A French company, they have been in the business of watch making for decades. Price is … Read the rest

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Fusee Pocket Watch – What To Expect For Buying

On July 17, 2010 By Danny

Fusee pocket watches have not been given as much appreciation as most common pocket watches. Only some of the most passionate and well researched enthusiast can truly give credit to these time pieces and even take the time out to look for them. A fusee watch has mainly two parts. The cone shaped pulley and a main spring barrel; these two were connected by a small chain which is used to wind the spring as it loosened while the watch is functioning.

Fusee Watch Buying

There are fusee pocket watches that are ornate in style though much of the earlier … Read the rest

Masonic Pocket Watch – For The Masons Out There

On July 15, 2010 By Danny

The Masonic pocket watch is a watch proudly owned by members of the freemasonic society. They have been known as pillars in the development of society and governments since the early 1500′s. These proud men of distinction have long been associated with symbolism and many are seduced by the secrecy of this organization. Freemasons have been said to be among the forefathers of American freedom and have been said to participate among the many landmarks in history where they have left an indelible mark. Of course, some of these claims have not hold true but the only thing that is … Read the rest

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Identifying an Authentic Waltham Pocket Watch

On July 13, 2010 By Danny

For those who are avid pocket watch collectors, the name Waltham is a name with which most are quite familiar with. These pocket watches have been in existence for over 150 years, manufactured between the 1851 and 1957. However, there are a lot of fakes out there claiming to be a Waltham pocket watch.

To protect yourself as a collector or seller, you need to know how to identify an authentic Waltham. Here are some steps that you can take to ensure that your is pocket watch within the proud tradition of Waltham.

• What type of pocket do you … Read the rest

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Gold Pocket Watch Basics

On March 27, 2010 By Danny

For as long as people have been collecting pocket watches, the gold pocket watch has been a a much sought after item. As the price of gold continues to increase, more and more collectors are looking to purchase these precious timepieces for their collections. However, a gold pocket watch won’t necessarily come cheap these days. If you’re willing to spend some money though, you can find a wonderful selection of beautiful pocket watches made of gold.

There are some gold pocket watches out there that are simply plated or leafed. These are cheaper versions and should not be confused with … Read the rest

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Pocket Watch Chain – Consider One For Your Watch

On February 8, 2010 By Danny

The humble pocket watch chain, very much misunderstood in its value, and formerly not only the helper in the keeper of time’s arsenal but a device of security.

The pocket watch chain may date previous to the 16th Century somewhere along the timeline. But its popularity at least along with the obvious fob watch or fob protection face leaped in the 16th Century.

The symbol of status, that was undoubtedly the main focal piece of the actual watch itself, or maybe not depending on your view. It was not detracted in its keeper’s value until at least World War I, … Read the rest

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