Incorporating elements of local culture into our watches allows us to create timepieces that resonate with the enduring spirit of industry in the Chesapeake region and celebrate the heritage that defines us as an American watch brand.
Towson Watch Company stands as a true American watch brand, deeply intertwined with local heritage and dedicated to the elevation of American craftsmanship. Situated near the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, our founders strategically grounded their collections within American history and culture, drawing inspiration from the rich tapestry of local heritage. This connection to our region is evident across our collections, serving as a cornerstone of our brand identity.
The Potomac Collection stands as a nostalgic homage to the era of pocket watches and early railroad transportation, reflecting the pioneering spirit of American innovation. Inspired by the intrepid individuals who traversed the region's landscapes during the dawn of railroad transportation, these manual-winding instruments offer wearers a tangible link to the past. Each timepiece in this collection features exhibition case-backs, providing a captivating view of meticulously reworked Unitas 6498 movements originally crafted for American pocket watches a century ago. Through the Potomac Collection, Towson Watch Company pays homage to the rich history and legacy of American watchmaking.
Similarly, the Choptank collection draws inspiration from the industrial heritage and distinctive style of the Chesapeake Bay, symbolizing maritime history in the region. By capturing the essence and function of Chesapeake Bay beacons in horological masterpieces, Towson celebrates local culture and showcases the region's influence on American craftsmanship. The design of the Choptank timepieces reflects the industrial "screwpile-style" of Chesapeake Bay lighthouses, marrying form and function in a harmonious blend that embodies the core principles of American craftsmanship.