Magnificent, early Reconstruction-Era [Elgin] National Watch Company pocket watch in solid coin silver. Highly jeweled and substantial, this keywind/keyset watch has the distinction of being the earliest Elgin pocket watch we've had the pleasure to offer – serial number 1953. This example, quite frankly, transcends art and enters the realm of historical importance. Circa October, 1867

Remarkably original, this WWI-era cushion-shaped Waltham — cased in solid sterling silver — is the forefather of the modern wristwatch. Superb!

Magnificent 18 size, railroad-grade "Bunn" by the Illinois Watch Company, featuring a solid nickel, 21 ruby jeweled, hand-damasceened two-tone movement and original Gothic dial. Housed in an absolutely stunning solid silver case, this historic timepiece includes a correct period silver chain and hardwood display case.

Men's original Hamilton WWII issue wrist watch with correct reproduction khaki canvas strap. A fine example that is cleaned, oiled and ready for service.

White hands over a midnight black dial complement this exceedingly uncommon — and desirable — men's Hamilton sweep-second "987S" Navy/Marine timepiece. Circa WWII era.

Mint, original manual-wind military wristwatch in titanium case, circa 1979. Sporting a high-grate Swiss ETA movement; this timepiece, with its original black dial, white numerals and 24 hour dial make this timepiece a must-have for the military enthusiast.

It's not often that one can carry a piece of history in one’s pocket. You certainly could with this original Post Civil War era, key-wind American Waltham Watch Company pocket watch in a rare solid coin silver case, circa 1866.

An extraordinary watch for an equally extraordinary client, this flawless, solid 14k white gold Gruen "Curvex" features a stunning, diamond studded pearlescent dial and period faceted glass crystal, circa '40s.

Fine ladies late Victorian pendant pocket watch in solid 18k yellow gold, sold by famed "Spaulding and Company" jewelers. Comes with yellow gold-filled fleur de lis pin. Circa late Victorian era.

Ladies solid 14k white gold Benrus "cocktail" wrist watch, featuring six brilliant cut diamonds. Circa '40s.