What makes the Chicago 463 unique: Today, we're excited to unveil this breathtaking, one-of-a-kind piece initially constructed by the Elgin National Watch Company in 1927 — the Chicago 463. The watch's dial boasts a memorable and antique-looking light-brown hue atop its tan background. The piece also sports distinct, dark minute and hour hands that pair perfectly with its stylized numerals. The notable numerals showcase outlines of a 45-degree text shadow, conveying a unique early 20th-century style. We paired Elgin's original pocket watch with our scratch-resistant Machined Titanium case and bronze-plated crown. Our glimmering case highlights the dial's distinct colors, while its clear back showcases 477-grade open-face movement. With three different adjustable positions, the nickel and pendant movement has 17 ruby and sapphire jewels atop its ¾ plate. The watch's open back also lets you view its luxurious and powerful gold-plated gears. Finally, we equipped the watch with our artisan-crafted Natural leather watch strap, which further emphasizes the piece's antique qualities. The Elgin National Watch Company created the pocket watch powering the Chicago 463 in Elgin, Illinois, in 1927 — the same year that the United States and Canada opened the international Peace Bridge between Fort Erie, Ontario, and Buffalo, New York. The bridge was originally named to commemorate 100 years of peace with our northern neighbors. The Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority maintain it, and the bridge spans a total of 5,800 feet over the Niagara River. The bridge is invaluable for importing and exporting freight between the United States and Canada, with over one million trucks utilizing the bridge every year.