Charles Hubert Pocket Watches
Charles Hubert Paris

Engraved pocket watches, we engrave Beautifully

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Charles Hubert Pocket Watches   During the past decade, Charles-Hubert Paris has established itself as a high quality yet very affordable watch line. With both modern and classic styling to choose from as well as an unparalleled lifetime warranty against defects, Charles-Hubert Paris is the most intelligent choice. All Charles-Hubert Paris Pocket Watches come complete and ready to wear with a matching pocket watch chain packaged in a deluxe gift box.

Charles Hubert, Paris offers high fashion and quality designs. Charles Hubert, Paris manufactures the largest selection of mechanical pocket watches and other specialty watches such as alarm pocket watches, sun and moon pocket watches, skeleton pocket watches and more. Their lifetime warranty guarantees you a lifetime of accuracy!

Care
  We take the utmost care in handling your watch as it moves through
the shipping process. We engrave very slowly and meticulously to be
sure the engraving you have chosen fits the watch nicely.

Great Gifts
These beautiful pocket watches make wonderful gifts. Many brides and grooms choose these pocket watches as great groomsmans gifts. Bring back the nostalgia of the good old days with Charles Hubert or Montres Pocket Watches.

Quality
These are fine quality Items. They are the same items as you find
in fine department stores. You will notice from the time you open
the well packaged box that each item is made with care.

Customer Satisfaction    
Return any unaltered item for any reason for a 100% refund less shipping.
A Brief History of Pocket Watches
In the early 1500's, innovative clockmaker Peter Henlein of Nuremberg, Germany (inventory of spring-powered clicks) was the first to make pocket watches. The first pocket watches were carried around in the hand and were made of iron. by the 1600's pocket watches were made out of other metals such as brass and steel. In 19th century America, fine pocket watches were expensive status symbols for wealthy men and women.

In the 20th century, pocket watches were an important accessory from the zoot suits in the 1930's to the three piece suits of the 1950's through to today when the pocket watch has again gained in popularity.