A group of fans that watch gathered recently at Live Oak Grange (Calif.) bimonthly meetings to local chapter of the National Association of Watch
The meeting drew about 50 people where members display their hour historic, milled around talking about hours, sell and buy books on the clock, and share their knowledge and love of the clock.
Others attending the meeting to gain information about watches and hours left to them by relatives.
President Randy Chapin showed the group a Gold Pocket Watch train made in 1902 with 21 jewels, explained that the synthetic sapphire surfaces that are hard to invent the wheel to run against, increase accuracy, and that the train should have at least ten hours 19 gems.