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TreasureGurus, LLC Freemason Pocket Watch Gold Silver Tone Square Compasses 12" Chain
A Freemason pocket watch with gold and silver tone square and compasses design and a 12" chain
- TypeKeepsakes
- Gold & silver Masonic design honours the craft
- 12-inch chain allows comfortable pocket or vest wear
- Velvet-lined gift box protects the watch in style
- Square & compasses with G motif celebrate Freemasonry
- Ideal keepsake for a Master Mason or collector
Gift for Freemasons
This pocket watch is designed as a keepsake for Master Freemasons or collectors of Masonic memorabilia. It features gold and silver tone Square and Compasses symbols with a gold G representing the Great Architect of the Universe. The watch ships new in a velvet-lined gift box displaying the same emblem inside.
Daily wear and display
The 12-inch chain allows the watch to be worn traditionally in a waistcoat pocket or displayed on a desk. As a mechanical keepsake, it is intended for occasional use and ceremonial occasions rather than continuous timekeeping under demanding conditions. The decorative finish is best preserved with gentle handling.
Mechanical movement limits
This timepiece uses a traditional mechanical movement that requires manual winding to maintain operation. Accuracy will vary with position, temperature and winding consistency, so it should not be relied upon for precise scheduling. The movement is not sealed against moisture or dust.
Highlights
- Gold & silver Masonic design honours the craft
- 12-inch chain allows comfortable pocket or vest wear
- Velvet-lined gift box protects the watch in style
- Square & compasses with G motif celebrate Freemasonry
- Ideal keepsake for a Master Mason or collector
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 12" chain length let the watch sit quietly in a waistcoat pocket without pulling?
The 12" chain provides enough slack for the watch to rest in a waistcoat pocket without tension on the clasp.
What type of clothing fastener is needed to wear this pocket watch?
A waistcoat buttonhole, belt loop or lapel buttonhole is required to secure the chain end while the watch sits in a pocket.
Can the gold-and-silver-tone case sit alongside vintage Masonic jewels without clashing?
The mixed gold and silver tones complement both older gold-filled and silver Masonic regalia in a display case.
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