rockford watch co pocket watch train etched back
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$225.00
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ZelleThe Rockford Watch Co pocket watch with a train etched back is a vintage timepiece from the late 19th century. This mechanical manual pocket watch features a black dial, silver case color, and a stainless steel case material. The open face closure and screwback caseback add to its unique design. With railroad grade style and a 12-hour dial, this pocket watch is a valuable collectible for watch enthusiasts and collectors. Made in the United States, this pocket watch exudes a sense of nostalgia and history.
Doesn’t work.
Limited Edition 470 of 587. Steam engine etched on back of watch.
Includes chain.
The Rockford Watch Company (1873–1915) was a prominent American manufacturer of high-quality pocket watches based in Rockford, Illinois. Known for their exceptional accuracy, they produced nearly one million timepieces during their 40-year history, many of which were specifically engineered for the rigorous demands of railroad service.
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rockford watch co pocket watch train etched back
19 Hours
15
0
$225.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoZelleThe Rockford Watch Co pocket watch with a train etched back is a vintage timepiece from the late 19th century. This mechanical manual pocket watch features a black dial, silver case color, and a stainless steel case material. The open face closure and screwback caseback add to its unique design. With railroad grade style and a 12-hour dial, this pocket watch is a valuable collectible for watch enthusiasts and collectors. Made in the United States, this pocket watch exudes a sense of nostalgia and history.
Doesn’t work.
Limited Edition 470 of 587. Steam engine etched on back of watch.
Includes chain.
The Rockford Watch Company (1873–1915) was a prominent American manufacturer of high-quality pocket watches based in Rockford, Illinois. Known for their exceptional accuracy, they produced nearly one million timepieces during their 40-year history, many of which were specifically engineered for the rigorous demands of railroad service.
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