Just like the old days when gentlemen wore a distinctive pocket watch on a chain, this 17 Jewel antique replica with a silver/pewter finish and matching chain is the perfect gift item. A deluxe, black velvet drawstring pouch is furnished to enhance this beautiful timepiece. The unique feature of this most unusual watch is the front, see-through glass crystal that permits the owner to observe the inner workings of the totally mechanical movement and watch the balance wheel rotate back and forth. On a full windup, the watch will continue running for up to 48 hours. The case measures just under 2" diameter-horizontal, without the added length for the crown and bow. Pressing down on the crown opens the front cover for a total view of the bright and easy to read dial, minute, hour and sweep second hands. Pulling up on the crown one click stop permits the hands to be set accordingly. There are no batteries to be concerned with ... just like the pocket watches manufactured at the turn of the century.

An updated classic, our Pocket Watch features a bold full-color face with the officially licensed Pro team, College or NASCAR driver logo and colors in a stainless steel case with a brushed "satin" finish, and a genuine glass crystal. Each Pocket Watch has a Citizen ® Quartz movement and includes a belt chain and an attractive display stand. Like all Game Time watches, Game Times Limited Lifetime Warranty backs the Pocket Watch.

Solid wooden case in old world walnut finish Decorative carved accents Two-tone floating metal dial with raised numerals Plays either Westminster or Whittington chimes Quarter hour strikes Counts the hour Adjustable volume control Automatic nighttime shut-off switch Decorative screened glass lens Engraving plate included for personalization Quartz movement Requires 1 C battery Approximate Weight: 8.4 lbs 12.75" High x 11.5" Wide x 5" Deep

Solid wooden case in old world walnut finish Decorative carved accents Two-tone floating metal dial with raised numerals Plays either Westminster or Whittington chimes Quarter hour strikes Counts the hour Adjustable volume control Automatic nighttime shut-off switch Decorative screened glass lens Engraving plate included for personalization Quartz movement Requires 1 C battery Approximate Weight: 8.4 lbs 12.75" High x 11.5" Wide x 5" Deep

Solid wooden case in old world walnut finish Decorative carved accents Two-tone floating metal dial with raised numerals Plays either Westminster or Whittington chimes Quarter hour strikes Counts the hour Adjustable volume control Automatic nighttime shut-off switch Decorative screened glass lens Engraving plate included for personalization Quartz movement Requires 1 C battery Approximate Weight: 8.4 lbs 12.75" High x 11.5" Wide x 5" Deep

Whether you simply find watches fascinating or you have an old watch that you are curious about, this book is the one for you. This exploration of the evolution of the pendant/pocket watch is divided into centuries. Each century explores what was happening in the world and how these events and fashions influenced watch making. It includes information on makers, their marks, and even the serial numbers for the American watch movements. Filled with clues, it will help you determine when a watch was made, how it was made, what it is made of, and what makes it tick. The amount of photographs of timepieces in this volume is impressive - hundreds of watches are featured in beautiful color photographs. Cases, dials, and movements are included in the photographs - this book encompasses the entire watch. 2004 values. AUTHORBIO: Known to collectors as 'the jewelry detective,' Jeanenne Bell has written books on pendant & pocket watches, as well as jewelry of all types. She is an antique jewelry dealer with retail stores in Kansas City, Missouri, and has collected hairwork jewelry for over 30 years. REVIEW: This book will have collectors racing to the bookstores. It is an all-new revised edition, this time organized alphabetically by model name and description for ease in identification. Well over 1,000 photographs are included.

Whether you simply find watches fascinating or you have an old watch that you are curious about, this book is the one for you. This exploration of the evolution of the pendant/pocket watch is divided into centuries. Each century explores what was happening in the world and how these events and fashions influenced watch making. It includes information on makers, their marks, and even the serial numbers for the American watch movements. Filled with clues, it will help you determine when a watch was made, how it was made, what it is made of, and what makes it tick. The amount of photographs of timepieces in this volume is impressive - hundreds of watches are featured in beautiful color photographs. Cases, dials, and movements are included in the photographs - this book encompasses the entire watch. 2004 values. AUTHORBIO: Known to collectors as 'the jewelry detective,' Jeanenne Bell has written books on pendant & pocket watches, as well as jewelry of all types. She is an antique jewelry dealer with retail stores in Kansas City, Missouri, and has collected hairwork jewelry for over 30 years. REVIEW: This book will have collectors racing to the bookstores. It is an all-new revised edition, this time organized alphabetically by model name and description for ease in identification. Well over 1,000 photographs are included.

Whether you simply find watches fascinating or you have an old watch that you are curious about, this book is the one for you. This exploration of the evolution of the pendant/pocket watch is divided into centuries. Each century explores what was happening in the world and how these events and fashions influenced watch making. It includes information on makers, their marks, and even the serial numbers for the American watch movements. Filled with clues, it will help you determine when a watch was made, how it was made, what it is made of, and what makes it tick. The amount of photographs of timepieces in this volume is impressive - hundreds of watches are featured in beautiful color photographs. Cases, dials, and movements are included in the photographs - this book encompasses the entire watch. 2004 values. AUTHORBIO: Known to collectors as 'the jewelry detective,' Jeanenne Bell has written books on pendant & pocket watches, as well as jewelry of all types. She is an antique jewelry dealer with retail stores in Kansas City, Missouri, and has collected hairwork jewelry for over 30 years. REVIEW: This book will have collectors racing to the bookstores. It is an all-new revised edition, this time organized alphabetically by model name and description for ease in identification. Well over 1,000 photographs are included.

Solid wood case with old world walnut finish Metal dial with ornate black hands Screened glass front and side panels, acrylic back panel for easy removal and replacement Westminster melody on the hour with volume control Engravable plate included for personalization Free batteries included as your gift with purchase - Requires 2 AA and 2 C Batteries Approximate Weight: 5.4 lbs 11.5" High x 8.25" x Wide 5" Deep

Solid wood case with old world walnut finish Metal dial with ornate black hands Screened glass front and side panels, acrylic back panel for easy removal and replacement Westminster melody on the hour with volume control Engravable plate included for personalization Free batteries included as your gift with purchase - Requires 2 AA and 2 C Batteries Approximate Weight: 5.4 lbs 11.5" High x 8.25" x Wide 5" Deep