2014

1925 Bulova Watch advertisement for the Saturday Evening Post, Two years later, Bulova would create a special model, the “Lone Eagle,” to commemorate the transatlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh.

Look into the eyes of some of our clients and this is what you’ll see …

Every man wanted her; every woman envied her: Myrna Loy, more beautiful than the flower she holds, wearing her favorite platinum and diamond timepiece. Circa 1934.

Postcard of 1890′s “Gibson Girl” regarding her Waltham Watch Company’s “0″ size hunter-cased pendant watch. These miniature versions of men’s pocket watches were wildly popular and unmatched in accuracy during the Victorian era. Rediscovered, they are being worn today by discerning collectors and fashion historians.

1940s era Leonidas wrist watch ad highlighting their high-grade triple date, triple register “sports” chronograph; Paris.

Antique tintype of watchmaker displaying the range of his abilities, circa 1860.

Elgin “Parisienne” watch advertisement, displaying a commitment by the world’s largest watch company to all things Art Deco, circa 1930

Brilliant Omega Art Deco poster advertisement, circa 1933

Eleanor Powell and James Stewart from the 1936 film “Born to Dance”: two beautiful souls, two classic timepieces.

Illinois Watch Company knew the art of fine watchmaking – in both style and accuracy. Here is an ad from the 1920s illuminating their engineering and design prowess.