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A watch, whether a pocket watch or a wristwatch, consists of broadly three parts; The case; The movement; The dial and hands; The sub-pages to this page look at each of these parts in …

Ehrhardt chose Birmingham because it was away from the traditional centres of English watch manufacturing where watches were made by hand using craft skills and factory methods …

This division is about marks found on watches; hallmarks, trademarks, references to patents, etc. If you have any comments or questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch via my Contact …

It is not clear when Le Coultre started making complete watches, but it appears to have been in the twentieth century as a result of collaboration with Edmond Jaeger. In 1900 Jacques David …

Gruen made both wrist and pocket watches for the military during the First World War. Most had silver cases, which would tarnish but would not corrode under the conditions in the trenches. …

The ordering pages for open ended straps and NATO G10 RAF style straps have “other standard leather” as an option, just include a note of what colour you want. There is a classy dark blue …

However, there is more to making a wristwatch than simply soldering strap lugs onto a small pocket watch. Wristwatches were created so that the time can be read easily without using …

Vintage Watchstraps. Straps for Wire Lug and First World War Officer's Trench Watches. Toggle menu visibility Home. Home Page; History. Early Clocks and Watches; English Watchmaking; …

It was not until the late 1920s that British retailers began to accepted Swiss manufacturer's names on the dials of the watches they sold, a move largely forced on them by Hans Wilsdorf's …