What do you get when you cross a historical American-made pocketwatch with a clock made for military aircraft? See what WatchTime magazine had to say about our 801-A.

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http://www.watchtime.com/reviews/home-grown-testing-the-rgm-801-aircraft/

801-COE "Corps of Engineers" Models

Inspired by the US Corps of Engineers watches from WWI, with a real glass fired enamel dial, and blued steel hands. See more information below.

Behind the dial is our American 801 movement. Like many things that we do at RGM, the 801 is inspired by America's great watchmaking past. The bridges are reminiscent of the Keystone Howard Watch Company's "Edward Howard" model, their flagship watch which was one of the high grade watches of its time. The unique winding click is inspired by the Illinois Watch Company's "Illini" model and the deep polished winding wheels are finished like those of the Illinois "Bunn Special". Like the great Railroad watches from America's past, the 801 has a high grade finish that denotes the quality of its construction.

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