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Edward Howard was one of the original founders of the America factory made watch movement industry. Howard was one of the original founders and partners of the American Waltham Watch Company in 1851, then he started the Boston Watch Co. in 1853 and in 1858 the E. Howard Co. introduced a watch entirely different than any other watch previously made with a "quick beat". The company was located in Roxbury, Mass. until 1903 when it was sold to the Keystone Watch Case Company in Jersey City, N.J., from 1903-1930. Very few parts and to none information is available for E. Howard Watches. Below list contains all the information that would be helpful for you to determine which staff might work for Howard watches.Staff Measurements Explanation, A = Overall Height (Length), B = Distance from Roller Seat to Pivot, F = Hairspring Collect Hole, G = Balance Arm Hole, H = Roller Hole |
Howard Staff #131 $18.00 22BB131 12 Size Howard Staff #561
22BB#131
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$18.00 22BB132 12 Size Factory Model Number 560, Description: Friction, Pivot 10 
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$18.00 22BB126 18 Size Factory Model Number 76, Description: Pivot 12
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$25.00 22BB128 16 Size Factory Model Number 338, Description: Friction, Pivot 11
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$18.00 22BB129 16 Size Factory Model Number 340, Description: Rivet Double Roller, Pivot 11
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$18.00 22BB133 10 Size Factory Model Number 799, Description: Friction, Pivot 10
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Howard 18 Size Pocket Watch Parts |
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Otto Frei, Watch Parts Since 1930 Customers Entrance 126 2nd St. Oakland, California 94607 Mailing Address: PO BOX 796, Oakland Ca. 94604 Freight Shipment Address: 119 3rd St. Oakland Ca. 94607 USA
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