Rare Vintage 1930s Fortis Autorist Self Winding Watch by John Harwood
Located in Carlisle, GB
Schild S.A. of Switzerland undertook the manufacture of the watch. Its production entailed many problems which Harwood’s application and energy eventually overcame.
Silver
Rare Vintage 1930s Fortis Autorist Self Winding Watch by John Harwood
Located in Carlisle, GB
Schild S.A. of Switzerland undertook the manufacture of the watch. Its production entailed many problems which Harwood’s application and energy eventually overcame.
Silver
Art Deco Harwood Perpetual First Automatic Watch
By Harwood
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
Perpetual "Harwood" First Automatic Watch, circa 1926. The Perpetual "Harwood" watch was the first commercially produced automatic watch.
Harwood 9ct Solid Gold Rare Earliest Example of the First Automatic Watch 1920
Located in Long Beach, CA
The patent, issued in 1924 was to John Harwood for his automatic watch. This is a rare example being in rose gold and having the engraved dial.
A fresh palette of dial colors and technological advances have elevated this classic watch model.
The elegant timepiece, which was designed more than a century ago, is garnering new interest thanks to a certain TV show.
The watch has transformed several times over, but it’s still undeniably a classic.
This is perhaps the least subtle version of the Submariner.
If you think this looks like the Rolex Kermit, you're correct.
This all-green version of the Submariner is much sought-after.
This model was designed for lefties.
This model's other nickname, Pussy Galore, come from a James Bond film.