Ansonia, Connecticut. Watches followed many years of clockmaking circa 1900. Company and factory was sold to Russia.

New York, New York. Robert H. Ingersol & Bros. Watch Company sold cheap dollar watches. Bought out the Trenton and New England Watch Companies..

Originally the Bannatyne Watch Company after Archibald Bannatyne in 1905. After 1968 Ingraham watches were imported. Major dollar watch producer.

Made in Newark, New Jersey. Very minor dollar watch producer. Little is known about this company.

New York, New York. Sold cheap Swiss imported movements and duplex watches from the New England Watch Company (?).

Made in New Haven, Connecticut , the first watches were back wind. Major dollar watch manufacturer-movements have pin pallet escapements. Became the Trenton Watch Company in 1887 and eventually the Ingersold-Trenton Watch Company in 1908 .

New York, New York. Made cheap watches with a clever crank wind design. Moveable stem/pendant which cranks to the right along the side of the case frame to wind the watch!

Waterbury, Connecticut. Name changed from Benedict & Burnham. Famous for their long wind watch which was eventually discontinued but continued on with their duplex escapement in conventual sizes. Reorganized as the New England Watch Company in 1898.