Pocket watches aren’t nearly as popular as wristwatches nowadays, but they’re arguably just as cool if you’re into horology. Sure, you can’t wear them on your wrist, but the finishing on some of these pocket watches, at a fraction of the price of a comparable wristwatch, is hard to beat. You can find enamel dials, temperature-blued hands, and hand-finishing on movements. All of this will set you back maybe a couple hundred bucks, as opposed to thousands (or maybe tens-of-thousands) for those features on a modern wristwatch. Pocket watches need love, too, especially American pocket watches.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

American Pocket Watches – The Most Bang For Your Buck<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

I love American pocket watches, because they’re usually highly-finished and won’t break the bank. I reviewed two of my personal favorites in the below video – including the heirloom Hamilton pocket watch<\/a> I’ve already written about previously.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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