Absolutely Incredible!! Just an amazing watch filled with so much History! The Unique Dial, the Circa 1800’s Sterling Silver Vulcan Factory Award medal, the incredible Movement viewable through the case back…Truly 1 of a kind! 

case:
Steel case. Water Resistant to 50 meters (150 feet). The JukeBox is a tribute to the 1940’s “Moderne” style of vintage watches. There will only be 100 of these watches in the world, each one numbered. Each Jukebox will be unique. This is numbered 28/100. The steel crown is boldly designed with a blue crystal faceted stone.

Dimensions:
41mm wide, 12mm thick, 53mm end to end.

Movement:
17 jewel, New, Swiss Elabore grade Unitas/ETA movement, 6498, with Geneva Stripes finish. Blued steel screws.

Dial:
Antique, made in USA, circa 1905. Fire-enameled pocket watch dial with bold Arabic numbers. Blue enameled Cathedral style hands with luminous. Antique Blued steel seconds hand.

Shown with hand made Leather strap in blue color, with blue stitching.

This watch is a one-off – it’s number #28/100 in the series.

There will be only 100 of the Rpaige JukeBox cases engineered for a modern Swiss Movement.

About the RPaige Watch

The Rpaige watch was conceived, designed and produced by Richard Paige. Richard is a 4th generation watchmaker, who founded several high profile watch stores in California. His signature store was Paris 1925, in San Francisco.

Richard was the founder and owner of TimeZone.com, which is considered the world’s most popular website for watch enthusiasts.

During his tenure at TimeZone.com, Richard launched an online watch repair school. Also, Richard conceived and produced 4 other limited edition watches, all sold out, and marketed exclusively on TimeZone.com.

Richard has designed and produced furniture, jewelry, glassware, and art, all in the Art Deco theme and sold exclusively through retail stores.

The Rpaige watch company is headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The 12 size movements were produced mainly between 1897 and around 1929, after these dates, the wristwatch gained market acceptance and popularity, and the movements were then manufactured much smaller to fit into wristwatch cases. Although the movements in these limited edition watches were produced between 1899 and 1929, it does not mean that they have “old technology”.

The basic design of the mechanical wristwatch has not changed since the late 1800’s. In fact, the materials and workmanship used on these movements is far superior than most brand name watches.

The only major improvements in modern watch manufacturer were the “Incabloc shock protection system”, the “unbreakable mainspring”, using newer alloys, and anti-magnetism. Although the watch is not shock resistant, it is still very durable, and they are meant to be worn. The engineers and designers of these movements probably never realized how incredibly durable the product ended up being. And we believe that if these watches are serviced at regular intervals, that they will last another 100 years.