I was wonering if anyone has any pictures of an E. Howard watch they might be interested in posting.

Steve

Steve

Do you mean the orginal E. Howard & Co. or the E. Howard (Keystone)?

Tom

Tom,

I think it is the E. Howard & Co. but Lindell will know which one I am talking about.

Steve

SteveE howard

google e howard watch

I found this pic quick and a few links down there was an even nicer pic.

happy hunting

OK Steve

I will wait for Lindell, I have both kinds but they are very different from one another.

Tom

Here's a SERVIII open face...

An Nsz split-plate...

Or if you're thinking of a real early one....

This is a SER.III...

Beautiful watches Harold,
I love the early one, and the split plate is just gorgeous.
Ray

Harold,

Those are all amazing. I have never seen one with the exposed mainspring like those early ones. Thank you for sharing them.

Steve

Harold, those are great, do you have any pictures of the case markings? Geno

The first pic #307042 is engraved HN Lockwood, I have seen regulator clocks with that name on the dial, #309461 just a 14K E.H.&Co. case. I no longer own #133 and #4207 but my files tell me 133 was in an 18K P.B. (Palmers&Batchelder) case and 4207 in a 18K C.F.&Co.(Cooper Fellows&Co.) case.
At one time or another, I have owned and documented just about every Howard model ever made and will gladly take requests for pictures ....
Harold