Nuremberg Egg: The First Pocket Watch and Its Successors
« From the first German-made pocket watch to the top models of our time » Did you know that the first pocket watch was shaped like a small box, was...
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Old Watches Found in the Attic: What Are They Worth?
« What old wristwatches can really be worth » Whether while decluttering, moving house, or purely by chance: many people come across old watches in the depths of their attic...
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Julius Assmann: The Glashütte Watchmaking Pioneer
“A Glashütte Original” Watchmaker, entrepreneur, legend: Glashütte’s rise to become one of the most famous towns in horology is inseparable from the name Julius Assmann. Starting in the mid-19th century,...
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Peter Henlein: The Father of the Pocket Watch
From the medieval tower clock to the modern wristwatch: for centuries, the fascinating history of timekeeping has been bound up with pioneering spirit, innovation and social progress. One of the...
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