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Ingersoll Chronograph collector’s pieces
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September 28, 2020In September we celebrate heritage month
A day where we remember and celebrate our diverse cultural heritage as South Africans. Our heritage forms a big part of who we are and our self-expression.
Every man has got a legacy and it is exactly that, what we are all trying to protect and preserve for generations to come.
Just like every man has got his heritage and unique legacy so does businesses and brands across the world. The Ingersoll company has a rich history dating back as far back as 1882. Another interesting little fact is that they did not start out producing watches either. Rather, they started out with rubber stamps. So how does a small company from New York get into the watch business? Two brothers recognized the need for inexpensive watches.
They wanted to create a watch that is affordable to everyone, one that sold for just a dollar. Charles and Robert Ingersoll had one problem. They had no clue how to start up and run a mass-market production facility nor did they have any idea how to distribute their watches effectively to a larger audience. Eventually, they overcame these hurdles and were at the forefront of producing quality, reliable and affordable men’s watches.
In this article, we will be discussing the top 9 Ingersoll watches that will form a part of your legacy, and can eventually be handed down for many generations to come. If you’re an avid watch collector, aficionado or just a general watch lover, stick around because we will be featuring some amazing Ingersoll’s that bare testament of true heritage.
First up on our list of collector’s timepieces is this stunning Ingersoll the Armstrong. It features a classic, yet modern design. They have also added a coat of luminova on the hands to give it a glow in the dark feature. The overall case diameter equates to 46mm and the strap width is 22mm. This watch would make the perfect casual addition to your watch collection. The pin and buckle clasp means you can take it off or put it on in a jiffy. The movement is automatic and it is water-resistant up to 10ATM. The great thing about Ingersoll watches is that they come with scratch-resistant glass for more protection and an added bonus is the lifetime warranty. The Armstrong comes in a variety of ranges which you can check out online now by clicking here.
Second on our list is the classy Ingersoll Bateman silver. It was effortlessly designed with a classic combination of elegance and performance. It’s slightly bigger than traditional watches and the beautifully polished stainless steel case sits comfortably on your wrist. The case is 45mm in diameter and the genuine leather strap is 22mm. The functions include Year, Month, 24hr, Day and Date and the glass is scratch-resistant. The Bateman also features a quick and easy release with the pin and buckle clasp. You will receive it in an Ingersoll display box including a user manual and lifetime warranty.
Third on our list of timeless watches is the Ingersoll the Charles. It features a classic contemporary design with an intricate dial design. The beautifully polished stainless steel case and brown genuine leather strap, combined with the silver dials finished off this watch off very nicely. The strap width on this watch is 22mm with a case diameter of 44mm, the case depth equates to 13mmm. The Charles is one of those classic timepieces that never goes out of style and can be worn to the office or to any formal event. You can remove it from your wrist by using the simplified push-button clasp, and you don’t have to worry about getting it wet. This watch is 5 ATM water-resistant and best of all, it comes standard with scratch-resistant mineral glass and a lifetime warranty, meaning you could pass it down for generations to come.
The fourth timepiece that displays the characteristics of remarkable craftsmanship is the Ingersoll Armstrong. This timepiece was designed for the true watch aficionado who appreciates classic watch artistry and classiness. The labyrinthine black automatic dial combined with the silver steel case and black leather strap sets this watch apart from all the rest. The overall case diameter is 46mm making it slightly bigger than the rest in this collection however, it is certainly not too bulky on the wrist. It features a strap width of 22mm and a pin and buckle clasp. Buying an Ingersoll timepiece also means you get a lifetime warranty and best of all, your watch will be scratch resistant. If you’re looking for an heirloom piece that can be passed down for generations, leaving the imprints of your legacy, this is the one.
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For our fifth selection, we revisit the infamous Charles collection. Much like the Charles from earlier, this black and gold timepiece features an intricate dial face which highlights the beautiful craftsmanship from Ingersoll. This timepiece is remarkably balanced with a case diameter of 44mm and a case depth of 13mm. The automatic movement offers the wearer longevity, unlike a battery-powered or quartz watch. Some of the features of this fascinating timepiece include a genuine leather strap and a stylish pin and buckle clasp that’s as easy to remove as it is to put on your wrist. If you are a watch collector, this is a timepiece that can be passed down for generations. To keep it safe, Ingersoll added scratch-resistant mineral glass and made it suitable for shallow-water activities such as swimming. If something were to happen to your beloved timepiece you don’t have to fear because all of the Ingersoll’s comes with a standard lifetime warranty.
Our sixth selection makes a good wrist companion for the office or when you’re taking care of business. Hence the name. The Ingersoll Director was designed with a modern touch and classic feel. The black textured dials and gold case with the stainless steel outline makes this timepiece truly unique. The case is fairly large compared to standard men’s watches, but beautifully balanced. The strap colour is black and it was crafted from genuine leather. Just like its brother, this watch has a pin and buckle clasp that’s as easy to put on as it is to take off. The Director signifies what you’ve achieved and showcases your position in life. The lifetime warranty and a scratch-resistant mineral glass of this watch mean that you’ll have it for generations to come.
Number 7 on our list of watches that bear true testament to your legacy is the Ingersoll Chord. The Ingersoll design team created this specific watch with a modern contemporary look and feel. The automatic and eccentric dial would capture any true watch enthusiast. The Chord consist of a black dial and golden stainless steel case. The case diameter on this watch is 44mm and the case depth equates to 14.9mm. It comes standard with a genuine leather strap, scratch less mineral glass to protect your investment from unnecessary harm. The dial incorporates an astronomy look and feels which separates it from the rest of our collections. It would certainly make a great companion to the office or to formal events where a bit of panache is required. However, it can be worn in a casual setting or event too. If you don’t fancy the dark case or strap we have some good news. The Chord can be found online in a brown leather variation if natural colours suit you best.
Number 8 is a little bit different. Our next watch is a gem amongst stones, hence the name. This Ingersoll the Gem is true to its name. The perfect wrist companion for any lady that appreciates the finer things in life. What stands out from this watch is the jewelled outer bezel which enhances the quality craftsmanship of the Ingersoll company. The quartz-powered movement means that you’ll receive precision and functionality like never before. The case diameter on the Ingersoll Gem is 35mm and the adjustable strap equates to 18mm. The strap was constructed in a custom bracelet form and can be easily taken on or off with the push button clasp. It also features chronograph functions, 24h and date. The Ingersoll company once again added scratch less mineral glass to ensure that your timepiece is always protected.
Last but not least, number 9 on our list of collectable Ingersoll watches is this magnificent Ingersoll the Hawley. A watch designed for the true collector or fanatic. It features some interesting characteristics such as the eccentric presentation of the date and power reserve sub-dials. The added power reserve indicates to the wearer how much power is left. Ingersoll’s quality craftsmanship on this timepiece is undeniably fashionable with the black and rose gold dial and case. The overall case diameter is 44mm and the genuine leather strap width equates to 22mm. They’ve also added a push-button clasp for a quick release and the scratch-resistant glass ensures its longevity for years to come. It is water-resistant up to 50 meters at 10 minutes and features a date panel and lifetime warranty. Making it the perfect heirloom that can be passed down when the time comes.
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Choosing a watch that projects who you are to the outside world don’t have to be a daunting task. At Watch World we have simplified things for you so that you are equipped with all the right information before you make your decision. Watches represent your personality and character without the need for communication.
Ingersoll crafts quality timepieces for gentlemen who appreciate incredible artistry and for those who would like to mark an incredible milestone in life with a unique watch. Shop online at WatchWorld to browse the latest men’s watches this season.