Watch Description
What makes the Boston 032 unique:
The Boston 032 is a masterclass in visual contrast, where bold black and crisp white collide in perfect harmony. The striking dial draws you in with its sharp black outer ring framing a pristine white center, making the black hands and detailed minute track pop. The distinctive secometer subdial at 6 o’clock adds a dynamic touch, ensuring this design stands out at every glance.
Beneath the surface lies a meticulously restored 1924 Waltham movement with 21 jewels, a testament to the enduring quality of American watchmaking. This manually wound marvel ensures precision and reliability, keeping the spirit of its era alive.
Encased in a rugged tumbled titanium case with an angled bezel, the Boston 032 balances toughness with refinement. The stainless steel crown and classic black leather strap complete the look, amplifying the contrast and making this watch a showstopper on any wrist. This is more than just a timepiece — it’s a bold statement of style and heritage.
Movement Manufacturer Information
The movement inside of this watch was made by Waltham Watch Company. We call this model "The Boston" because of the company's proximity to the city.
Also known as American Watch Company and American Waltham Watch Company, Waltham was one of the leaders in attempting an entirely new concept, machines making machines. Prior to this, a watchmaker would hand-make each part of a movement one-at-a-time. Operating from 1851-1957, Waltham called its product the "Scientific Watch." Waltham's innovative, precise machining techniques made parts interchangeable, and their early version of the assembly line made high-quality watches efficient to produce. Legend has it that Henry Ford drew inspiration for his assembly line production from a visit to Waltham's factory. Located on the bank of the Charles River in "Watch City" (Waltham), Massachusetts, the factory has since been converted to apartment lofts.
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Watch Specifications
- Manufacturer: Vortic Watch Company
- Model Year: 2025
- Warranty: Full 1-Year Warranty
- Case Dimensions:
- Diameter: 45mm
- Thickness: 12mm
- Lug to Lug: 55mm
- Lug Width: 22mm
- Case Material: Tumbled Titanium
- Crown/Hardware: Stainless Steel
- Water Resistance: 1 ATM
- Crystals: Sapphire
- Case Back: Stainless Steel
- Strap: Leather
Movement
- Manufacturer: Waltham Watch Company
- Serial Number: 24382519
- Manufacture Year: 1924
- Function: Manual Wind
- Jewels: 21 Jewels
- Hands: Original
- Size: 12s
- Power Reserve: ~36 Hours
What makes the Boston 032 unique:
The Boston 032 is a masterclass in visual contrast, where bold black and crisp white collide in perfect harmony. The striking dial draws you in with its sharp black outer ring framing a pristine white center, making the black hands and detailed minute track pop. The distinctive secometer subdial at 6 o’clock adds a dynamic touch, ensuring this design stands out at every glance.
Beneath the surface lies a meticulously restored 1924 Waltham movement with 21 jewels, a testament to the enduring quality of American watchmaking. This manually wound marvel ensures precision and reliability, keeping the spirit of its era alive.
Encased in a rugged tumbled titanium case with an angled bezel, the Boston 032 balances toughness with refinement. The stainless steel crown and classic black leather strap complete the look, amplifying the contrast and making this watch a showstopper on any wrist. This is more than just a timepiece — it’s a bold statement of style and heritage.
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The Movement
The engine that powers this watch is an antique American pocket watch movement. All the gears and springs that make it tell time are roughly 100 years old on average. We call these watches the American Artisan Series because we're celebrating the history and legacy of the artisan watchmakers who built this engineering marvel a century ago in the United States.
The Story
Today most pocket watches are scrapped for the gold or silver of the case (the outside of the antique timepiece), leaving the inside (what we call the "movement") as trash.
We take pride in upcycling these pieces of American history by salvaging as many as we can, then preserving them inside our wristwatches.
Our expert team of watchmakers restores the antique movement and then we manufacture a custom wristwatch case here in Fort Collins, Colorado.
The Strap
We partnered with Worn & Wound to produce a custom set of straps for our American Artisan Series watches. We now have 15 different colors to choose from including our two Horween Shell Cordovan options. These straps are made in the USA and are based on the Windup Model 2 Premium strap that Worn and Wound offers.
