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In a world full of cell phones and Fitbits, why would you want a pocket watch? They are not new, not convenient or practical ... however, they are original, tactile, conversational, eclectic and an amazing personal jewellery statement - Especially with a vintage piece. Some pocket watches, like this one, are more than 100 years old. An elegant fossil of a time past, with a beautiful complex mechanism handmade inside that, after 100 years, is still doing what it was meant to do. Keep time, for you. Circa 1919, this is an 18k gold Tiffany pocket watch with a high-grade Swiss movement from International Watch Co. (IWC Schaffhausen). The date November 11, 1919 is hand engraved, this is the first official anniversary of the Armistice that ended World War 1, establishing the very first day of public remembrance and silence. 18k Yellow Gold 44mm 64grams total weight On the back are hand-engraved initials "EAM" Note: This is a mechanical watch, not a battery movement, and requires daily winding. It is in working order however over time if it speeds up, slows down or stops, it can be repaired by a watchmaker This item can be purchased on its own, or with an accompanying watch chain (choose the Watch and Chain variant) This antique platinum and 18k yellow gold bar and link chain, is sometimes referred to as a trombone link. This style was highly popular from the late Victorian era through the Art Deco period (circa 1890s–1930s). Located at the bottom left, the T-bar was designed to slip through the buttonhole of a gentleman's waistcoat (vest) or jacket to anchor the chain securely in place. Platinum and 18k Yellow Gold 8.4grams 11 3/8" in length Adds an additional $1,975 for a total of $6,475