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About Antique Waltham Pocket Watches

The American Waltham Watch Company of Waltham, Mass., originally founded in 1850 as Howard, Davis, and Dennison, was one of the first American companies to mass-produce watch movements on an assembly line, making watches more affordable.

Waltham made most every type of watch, a feat matched by no other American company. This included high-end railroad watches, repeater watches that chimed on the hour, high-end chronographs, and stop watches. By the time it closed its doors in the 1950s, Waltham had produced millions of pocket and wrist watches, compasses, and speedometers.

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An Interview With Antique Pocket Watch Collector Barry S. Goldberg

An Interview With Antique Pocket Watch Collector Barry S. Goldberg

I got started collecting pocket watches partly because I hated wearing wristwatches; I used to carry my wrist…  [more]



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Barry S. Goldbergs Pocket Watch Collection

Barry S. Goldbergs Pocket Watch Collection

Barry Goldberg’s excellent collection of pocket watches, mostly American models from the late 1800s and early 189…  [more]

American Watch Company Web

American Watch Company Web

Tom McIntyre’s reference site on antique watches, especially those made by the American Watch Company (later know…  [more]

Heartland Horology

Heartland Horology

This simple but impressive site features visually stunning, high resolution photographs of American pocket watch mo…  [more]

National Watch and Clock Museum

National Watch and Clock Museum

This virtual museum, created by the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, lets you stroll through tim…  [more]


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