James Dean’s Elgin watch was a pocket watch with an Illinois movement (Elgin acquired Illinois Watch Company in the late 1920s) that he is said to have carried regularly. His association with Elgin added a cool, rebellious aura to the brand, aligning with Dean’s iconic image as a symbol of youthful independence.
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The first Elgin quartz watches - “Quartz Revolution.”
The first Elgin quartz watches appeared in the early 1970s , during the “ Quartz Revolution .” Here’s a brief timeline: 1970–1972: E...

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James Dean’s Elgin watch was a pocket watch with an Illinois movement (Elgin acquired Illinois Watch Company in the late 1920s) that he is...
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Elgin Shockmaster (1950s–60s) Purpose : Built for durability, these watches were marketed as shock-resistant and designed for active li...
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