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The Weekly Roundup Here's your weekly roundup! Check out the last 7 watches from our Watch of the Day program. Click on any of the images below to learn more about that particular watch. The Springfield 313     The Springfield 318    ...

Speaking of Freedom... We have your weekly roundup of our last 7 watches here... but first we wanted to quickly answer a frequently asked question: "How's the lawsuit coming?" We received this question even more frequently last week during our Independence Day...

The Chicago Railroad 039 Our first pocket watch, and the Watch of the Day for Independence Day! We get this question a lot… “do you guys make pocket watches?” And for years the answer was, “well, we actually salvage pocket watch movements...

The Weekly Roundup Here's your weekly roundup! Check out the last 7 watches from our Watch of the Day program. Click on any of the images below to learn more about that particular watch. Click on any of the images below to...

Now that Vortic Watch Company offers solid bronze cases, we wanted to share some info about your new/future bronze Vortic watch. Bronze cases not only provide beauty off the line, but they also build a unique character with age.

We get a lot of questions about how to open pocket watches so we thought we'd share a quick step-by-step guide. At Vortic Watch Company, one of the most common things we do is convert family heirlooms and other antique American pocket watches into custom wristwatches.  The first thing we need to know before converting a pocket watch is where it came from and what specs it has. The only way to do this is by looking at the actual mechanism hidden behind the back cover of most pocket watches.

About This Guide The purpose of this blog is to teach you what you need to know in order to make good decisions when purchasing a watch and what to look for when admiring a fine timepiece. The article starts very general before...