Makes you think that a watch is probably ... best of what’s out there. Waltham, first founded in 1850, is a premier American watchmaker. This piece is from 1894 (!!) and still looks and works ...

When you think of money-making watches, Swiss companies like Rolex and Patek Philippe probably come to mind, but you ...

Waltham was a principal supplier of chronometers to the railroad industry, both in America and dozens of other countries. Its "railroad-grade" pocket watches included a range of features that made ...

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 ...

For just $187,000, you could be the proud owner of a pocket watch that belonged to the wealthiest Titanic victim. The 14-carat gold Waltham timepiece once owned by business magnate John Jacob ...

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.

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.