Vintage Pocket Watches
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- Restoration, Repair, and Sales -
- Local and Worldwide -
Vintage Pocket Watches
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- Restoration, Repair, and Sales -
- Local and Worldwide -
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- Restoration, Repair, and Sales -
- Local and Worldwide -
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- Restoration, Repair, and Sales -
- Local and Worldwide -
You've found the home of American Timekeeper, the very best place for vintage pocket watch repair and restoration. These timepieces were an important part of the daily lives of all of our ancestors and it's our goal to preserve as many of them as possible. We believe in doing things right the first time during the careful preservation of our history, so we'll treat your watch like it was ours with a wide range of specialized restoration services for classic railroad watches and early verge fusees that you likely won't find anywhere else.
American Timekeeper is a contributor to the American Horology Archive.
Imagine owning a mechanical work of art from an earlier century to tell the time, filled with tiny gears and moving parts, ticking in your pocket like a heartbeat. Many of the watches that we offer date all the way back to the 1800s and will be running long after your plastic smartphone gets buried in a landfill.
Every vintage watch sold through the Store has been completely restored back to original specs, meaning that all of its components are factory correct. Most of them are original combinations, still intact from the day that their very first owners purchased them.
"American Timekeeper's attention to detail is second to none! I have had two watches worked on and restored by Eric, a Hamilton 940 Extra and a 15-jewel Illinois transitional. I'm so happy because he takes the time to do it right. The thing that impressed me most is that Eric gives you a diagnosis up front, and he took the time to explain all the issues with the watch." - - Craig J, California
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