Antique Waltham pocket watches are the most valuable ... are handy when you want to learn more about how old your watch is, what model it is, and if it comes from a rare batch.

By war's end, Waltham's inexpensive "William Ellery" model had become nearly ubiquitous ... Its "railroad-grade" pocket watches included a range of features that made them easy to read and hard ...

The watch was made by the American Waltham Watch Company in Waltham, Massachusetts, and it was made in 1871. It has an engraving which is dated 1876 that he was presented by other members of the ...

To accomplish buying a worthwhile watch without spending upward of six figures, or even four or five figures, it turns out that the way to go is with a pocket watch. “So much attention is paid ...

An American buyer won the bidding war for John Jacob Astor IV's 14-carat gold Waltham pocket watch, shattering the auctioneer's pre-sale estimate of £150,000, according to Henry Aldridge & Son.

His personal effects included gold cufflinks, a diamond ring, £225, $2,440, and, of course, the Waltham. Crafted from 14-karat gold, the pocket watch features 17 jewels and the initials “JJA ...

Appraisal: 1908 Waltham Premier Maximus Gold Pocket Watch, from Spokane Hour 2. Check out Peter Planes's appraisal of a 1908 Waltham Premier Maximus gold pocket watch, in Spokane Hour 2.

Waltham Pocket Watches were among the first mass produced watches brining affordable time keeping to the general population. This one, dated 1874, was owned by my great grand father James Day ...