Masonic Gold and Enamel Pocket Watch

Model: Masonic Pocket Watch Movement: Manual-winding Circa: 1930s Case Material: 14K yellow gold Dial Color: Blue Dial Material: Enamel Rich with Masonic symbolism, this triangular pocket watch by Hiram is an elaborate tribute to the fraternity’s traditions, crafted in 14K yellow gold. Its blue enamel dial replaces traditional hour numerals with gilt emblems, including an hourglass, trowel, square and compasses. Open-circle hands sweep across the dial. Above it, a prominent blue enamel “G,” a central Masonic symbol associated with God and geometry, rests above a square amid radiating decoration. A blue cabochon tops the winding crown beneath a triangular suspension bow. The reverse presents an elaborate temple scene in relief, with twin pillars, likely representing Boaz and Jachin of Solomon’s Temple, framing an altar beneath a radiant sun. The All-Seeing Eye occupies the apex, while branches and working tools fill the lower corners. Further emblems extend around the case edges, making nearly every surface part of the design. Drawing on the tools and traditions of stonemasonry, Freemasonry uses these symbols to convey lessons in morality, fellowship and self-discipline. Hiram’s design translates that symbolic language into a richly detailed personal timepiece. The hinged back opens to reveal a 15-jewel manual-winding movement signed Hallmark, while the interior of the case bears the Hiram Watch Inc. signature and 14K mark. 2" length