![]() ![]() When our organization was founded back in 1980, we made a commitment to quality whether we were selling new merchandise or products that had a previous owner. That being said, you don't have to worry at all about quality. When people first get an opportunity to see your new watch, they'll have no idea that you actually got a really good deal on it! Likewise, you can save a great deal of money going this route. While new pocket watches are indeed beautiful as well, they can't come with this interesting background. You're buying a treasured antique that may have been carried by railroad executives, telegraphers and adventurers from a bygone era. Give this some serious thought because it's an excellent opportunity for you.ĭon't think of it as used, but rather think of this as a chance to buy a watch that comes with a story. If you want to add this kind of unique taste to your wardrobe, then you have no choice but to consider one that was made in a previous era. These were popular for so many decades that many styles came and went into fashion, which is no longer made. Think about how many pocket watches have been made over the years as a result. ![]() With royalty setting the trend (King Charles II of England was the trailblazer) pocket watches became a highly sought after accessory among the affluent and elite members of the community. It was around 1675 that the pocket watch witnessed a transformation – it became round in shape and the size was small enough to fit snugly in a coat or tunic pocket. There was an attached brass lid that could be swiveled open to read the time. The early models of pocket watches were oval in shape and did not have a protective glass case. They were hung as a pendant in an elegant chain around the neck. ![]() Interestingly, the first pocket watches were never carried around in the pockets of the wearer. First, though, you might want to have a look at a little history. There are a few benefits that come with pre-owned models. If you're interested in getting your own, then you'll certainly want to look over our collection of used ones. However, there's something about the traditional pocket watch that attracts owners from a wide variety of backgrounds. In the process, many designers came up with absolutely gorgeous wristwatches that certainly have a very unique flair. Certain events in the early 20th century made them attractive for purely utilitarian reasons. Over time, wristwatches became more popular. This groundbreaking timekeeping device would soon become a rage all over Europe, and in no time at all, everyone in the world wanted to buy a pocket watch. Pete Henlein was his name, a German inventor and master craftsman, and the success behind his invention comes from his creation of a mainspring- a thin metal wire coiled very tightly inside a capsule to store and slowly release power over time. If you have inquiries about this Vacheron Constantin Harris & Shafer Co watch please call us toll free at 80 and be sure to reference W523044. Each watch is inspected by our certified in-house Swiss-trained watchmakers before shipment including final servicing, cleaning, and polishing. It is Gray and Sons Certified Authentic and comes backed by our 12-month warranty. This Vacheron Constantin watch has a 44 x 44 mm case with a Round caseback and Gold Arabic Numeral dial. Fine Pre-owned Vacheron Constantin Watch.Ĭertified preowned Dress Vacheron Constantin Harris & Shafer Co watch is made out of yellow gold. retailed by Vacheron Constantin famous in Washington, Dc. A thin watch with Arabic black numerals and subsidiary seconds. by Vacheron Constantin 18k pocketwatch with fancy guilloche gold dial 18 jewels. If you have inquiries about this Agassiz pocket watch please call us toll free at 80 and be sure to reference W524013. This Agassiz watch has a 51.5 mm case with a Round caseback and white porcelain Arabic Numeral dial. Fine Pre-owned Agassiz Watch.Ĭertified preowned Vintage Agassiz pocket watch watch is made out of yellow gold. Also it has elaborate snail regulator for the balance wheel only found in high grade movements. Pallet fork made with in competition with Patek Philippe. The watch has many high grade features that Patek Philippe had for the same period, including wolf teeth on a rachet and crown wheels. Watch brand started in 1833 and went out of business with the Great Depression. Prestigous watch company in the 19th century, later bought by Longines. Vintage Agassiz pocket watch with white porcelain dial in 18k. ![]()
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