The New Waltham Watches: An American Classic Returns with a Modern Swiss Twist
Waltham is a name well-known to American aficionados of vintage watches and clocks. This fall, the quintessential American watch brand �� absent from the United States since the 1980s �� returns to that market with new Waltham wristwatches that call to mind the brand’s long and storied history but are also decidedly modern.The Waltham watch brand traces its origins all the way to 1850, when visionary entrepreneur Aaron Lufkin Dennison founded the first industrialized watch and clock manufacturer in Roxbury, Massachusetts. (Lufkin’s interchangeable parts and assembly-line process would later be adopted by Henry Ford for the fledgling automobile industry.) Four years later, the company moved to the town of Waltham, which gave it its name.?Many watch-world milestones followed, including a Waltham pocketwatch famously owned by President Abraham Lincoln, groundbreaking railroad watches, the construction of Waltham’s own astronomical observatory to test its timepieces’

New Arrival Photos
I managed to get a few shoots of My new purchase tonight. Its the Aqua Terra London 2012 Olympic SE. 44mm Red Gold and SS case Blue Dial and alligator deployment strap. It joins my SS version in the same winder they look really good together. Thanks for looking Alan

5960a on a rubber strap?
I've been toying with the idea of trading a couple of my watches in for the steel 5960. I think having the option of leather and rubber straps would also be great. I've seen pics of the watch on a leather strap but none on a rubber strap. Any steel 5960s on a rubber strap out there?Cheers

A profile of..... Yourself?
.academia.edu/2476013/Impl...Patek_PhilippeI had quite some fun reading thisNo idea what its back ground is or who the people are that wrote it. But obviously written from the perspective of an outsider to the world of watch fanaticsEnjoy a good bed time read

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