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Girl hypnotized by a pocket watch...
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Lon Chaney, who was known as the “Man of a Thousand Faces” because of his work in such films as “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” and “The Phantom of the Opera” is seen here in a makeup-free shot consulting his pocket watch.
A masterpiece of American watchmaking: the Veritas pocket watch movement, originally designed by William Gabriel c. 1901 for the Elgin National Watch Company. This stunning cutaway illustration showcases the intricate 23-jewel beauty with its golden gears and hand-finished details.
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It's a privilege to bring you an image from art photographer Matt Larson. Titled "Ybor City Time," the piece represents late 19th century Ybor City in Tampa. Mr. Larson produced the image in the lost "salt print" process, an early photographic development technique that is much like life itself: painstaking, dangerous, yet ultimately exquisite. Mr. Larson chose a Civil War era American Waltham pocket watch in a 6-ounce coin silver case as his subject. See more of Mr. Larson's work @matt_larson_photographer on Instagram. Period clothing was provided by La France in Ybor City.
Very uncommon; very impressive Dueber-Hampden "Special Railway" 23 ruby-jeweled railroad pocket watch, featuring magnificent, gold accented, solid nickel plates, circa 1914. Offered in a custom-fitted presentation box.
To read more about this remarkable watch, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/3ds89xpr
Marvelous poster for the Pilgrim Theater Company's May 2012 production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. In the 1962 film, Gregory Peck uses the actual pocket watch Harper Lee’s father carried during the years he practiced law. It was one of Miss Lee’s dearest possessions. She was so moved by Mr. Peck’s film performance, she gave him the watch, which is now a cherished possession of the Peck family.
Look closely and you’ll see the watch in the poster symbolizes a moral compass, complete with a third hand gesturing toward "good" or "evil" on the dial.