PEOPLE WHO SHOULD WEAR WATERBURY WATCHES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4543, 20 May 1889, Page 4

PEOPLE WHO SHOULD WEAR WATERBURY WATCHES.

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Mechanics because they can appreciate the simplicity of tlio Waterbury's construction - iind its marvellous accuracy. Ita long main- j spring avoids excefsivo duplication of parts, and tho whole secret of its correctness and success is the direct application of power on sound mechanical principles. Journalists, because they will always be in , time for their engagements, and always have a subject for a news " par." The Waterbury Watch Company for 13b 6d have produced a perfectly reliable timekeeper, and this is of far greater importance than the startling information that the shadow of the Princess of Saie-something is suffering from measles. . Statists and studonts, because they can | calulate th? number of Waterburys produced by the company in seven years at 1000, throe ; years at 1200, and flvo months at 1600 per ; working day— all well finished and durable. ; Auctioneers, because the familiar cry of Going ! going! ! going ! ! ! applies to nothing so appropriately as the Waterbury. It goes all the year round at one uniform pace, and records the correct time on every occasion. Try one. —