Stonehenge Pocket Watch
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5,000 Years and Still Ticking
The idea for the Stonehenge watch was conceived in 1980 by noted author Peter Payack. Mr. Payack sent his good friend Steve Sharpe (an architectural student at the time) a homemade postcard with a collage depicting a pocket watch with a picture of Stonehenge pasted on the dial with the headline, “Gentleman’s Watch: Our new improved calendar model, guaranteed for 5,000 years!” It also insured the buyer that one could "predict an eclipse".
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Sharpe Products    110 U.S. Highway 202, Montville, NJ 07045 | Call toll-free 1-888-WATCH55