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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 7 (1884) (1884)

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but they are used exactly as they come from the Out of the American Watch Company all the others have machines. Furthermore, automatism in tools is the coming versally accepted as best for pocket timepieces. The originated, namely, those at Elgiu, Rockford, Aurora, and necessity for cheapening… … All the apartments are lighted by large windows by day- could be done for 1,000 time, and for night work there are 200 incandescent electric or for 10,000 watches. lamps and 3,500 gaslights, requiring over 2214 miles of The ‘“‘movement”’ of a watch is made up of two plates which the lever imparts…

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