The three women purchased the pocket watch from Tiffany & Co. in 1912 to gift to Captain Arthur H. Rostron as a thank-you for saving their lives and hundreds of others in the wake of the tragedy ...

The captain was gifted the pocket watch at the widow’s mansion on Fifth Avenue in New York City one year after the ship set sail. In addition to the timepiece, Rostron receieved the U.S ...

The 18-carat Tiffany & Co. pocket watch was given to Captain Arthur Rostron by the widows of three wealthy businessmen who died when the Titanic sank on April 15, 1912, after hitting an iceberg ...

This past weekend, U.K. auctioneers Henry Aldrige and Son sold a gold pocket watch with ties to the famous shipwreck for a record-setting £1.56 million (or approximately $2 million), the highest ...

Tiffany & Co. has announced the acquisition of a Titanic piece of history. The storied American jewelry house is adding to its great heritage with a pocket watch recently acquired by the LVMH-owned ...

A year after the disaster, the widows of three wealthy businessmen who had died on board gave Rostron an 18-carat Tiffany & Co. pocket watch. One side of the watch bore the captain’s initials ...

A gold pocket watch given to the ship captain ... setting a record for memorabilia from the shipwreck. The 18-carat Tiffany & Co. watch was given by three women survivors to Capt.

By Victor Mather It’s a fine gold Tiffany pocket watch. It probably sold for $20 or $30 when it was first purchased in 1912, and Andrew Aldridge, the managing director of the British auction ...

n 1900, when the ground was broken for the building of New York’s subway system, Tiffany & Co took a small amount of dirt from the first shovel and encased it in the back of a pocket watch.

The brand is not, however, shying away from certain aspects of its past, as evinced by its record purchase of a gold Tiffany pocket watch gifted to Sir Arthur Rostron, captain of RMS Carpathia ...