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    Pocket Watch Blog

    A man in a navy blue waistcoat holds a vintage gold pocket watch and extended chain against a background of bookshelves in a sophisticated library. Image

    How to wear a pocket watch with a suit?

    A suit and a pocket watch are a natural pair. Here is how to wear one with a two-piece or three-piece suit, which pocket to use, and the chain to choose.
    Macro shot of a disassembled pocket watch revealing intricate gold and silver mechanical gears alongside watchmaker tools on a dark wooden desk. Image

    How to disassemble a pocket watch?

    Taking a pocket watch apart is delicate work. Here is the general order, the tools involved, and the point where it is wiser to call a watchmaker.
    Close-up of a man in a navy waistcoat adjusting the time on a classic silver pocket watch with a chain, in a classic library setting. Image

    How to change the time on a pocket watch?

    Setting a pocket watch is quick once you know your crown. Here is how to change the time on crown-set, pull-out and hunter-cased watches.
    Extreme close-up of a vintage skeleton pocket watch revealing intricate mechanical gears, resting on dark leather next to grey tweed. Image

    What is pocket watching?

    Pocket watching is slang for keeping tabs on other people's money. The nicer version is owning a real pocket watch. Here is what the phrase means.
    Close-up of a well-dressed man styling a silver skeleton pocket watch and chain with a tailored navy suit and grey waistcoat. Image

    How to style a pocket watch?

    A pocket watch is a style statement, not just a timepiece. Here is how to match it to your outfit and metals, from classic to modern and rugged.
    A substantial silver pocket watch and chain resting on a dark desk, accompanied by an antique map and globe in a classic study setting. Image

    How heavy are pocket watches?

    Most pocket watches weigh 50 to 150 grams, a light and comfortable heft. Here is what makes one heavier or lighter, and how to choose.
    A well-dressed man in a navy suit and tweed waistcoat holds a classic gold pocket watch and chain in a library, illustrating formal style. Image

    How do you wear a pocket watch with a waistcoat?

    Waistcoat is just the British word for vest, and it is the natural home of the pocket watch. Here is the heritage look and how to wear it well.
    Close-up of an open pocket watch exposing intricate mechanical gears, resting on a dark wooden desk next to a watchmaker's tool. Image

    How to maintain a Pocket Watch?

    A little care keeps a pocket watch running for decades. Here is the simple routine for cleaning, winding, storing and servicing yours.
    Close-up of a man's hands winding a silver pocket watch attached to a grey waistcoat by a chain, set against a classic library background. Image

    How to wind a pocket watch?

    A mechanical pocket watch runs on a wound mainspring. Here is how to wind one safely, how often, and how to feel the moment to stop.
    Close-up of a man wearing a waistcoat and suit, holding an antique gold pocket watch with its chain draped. The background is a classic library. Image

    How to wear a pocket watch with a vest?

    The waistcoat is the classic home for a pocket watch. Here is exactly which pocket, which buttonhole and which chain give you a clean, formal drape.